A local farm's offering led to a cease-and-desist order over what's allowed under Montgomery County's 'agritourism' rules, WTOP's Kate Ryan reports.
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The Garage door is being lowered. Again.
A beloved local music venue on Boyds’ Honey Acres Farm in Montgomery County’s Agricultural Reserve must shut down all public music events, per a district court judge’s recent ruling.
Its founders are fighting back. Opponents argue there’s no place for a music venue on protected farmland. Muddy definitions of “agritourism” are complicating the situation.
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