Olde Town Pub

07/18/2026

Cheers to our Leonardtown Crush Crawl raffle winners! 🍹🎉!

We’ll be reaching out directly with details, and prizes will be available for pickup starting Monday. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made this event such a success!

07/14/2026

For 18 years, Olde Town Pub has been pouring drinks, making memories, and bringing people together.

Now, it’s time to celebrate with a week packed full of exclusive food and drink specials, giveaways, live music, guest bartenders, and a few things you can finally do once you turn 18. 😉

Join us NEXT WEEK for our Anniversary Week and help us celebrate 18 years of memories, friendships, and good times! 🎲🍸🔥

07/13/2026

A friendly reminder as you make your plans for Friday’s Crush Crawl‼️

If you’re planning to enjoy a few crushes around town, please plan a safe ride home before you head out. Whether it’s a designated driver, rideshare, or a friend, make sure you have a way home that DOES NOT involve getting behind the wheel if you’re impaired.❌

We’ve also been made aware that the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office plans to conduct a sobriety checkpoint in the Leonardtown area on Friday, July 17th.

Our goal is for everyone to have a great time and get home safely. Please drink responsibly, look out for one another, and NEVER drive impaired. We can’t wait to see everyone Friday! ❤️

St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office to Conduct Sobriety Checkpoint on Friday, July 17

The St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office (SMCSO), in partnership with the Maryland State Police, will conduct a roadside sobriety checkpoint on Friday evening, July 17, 2026, in the Leonardtown area.

Sobriety checkpoints are one of several proactive traffic safety initiatives conducted throughout the year to educate motorists, deter impaired driving, and promote safer roadways for everyone.

During a checkpoint, all vehicles are briefly stopped, and deputies make a quick assessment of each driver for signs of alcohol or drug impairment. Most drivers who show no signs of impairment are delayed only momentarily before continuing on their travels. If an officer observes signs of impairment, the driver may be directed to a separate area for further evaluation.

The Sheriff's Office recognizes that highly visible traffic enforcement, including sobriety checkpoints and targeted patrols, plays an important role in preventing impaired driving. Advance public notification, legally mandated, helps raise awareness, encourages responsible decisions before getting behind the wheel, and supports the overall goal of reducing impaired driving on our roadways.

SMCSO reminds motorists that if their plans include alcohol or impairing substances, they should designate a sober driver, use a rideshare service, or arrange for another safe ride home. Planning before you go out helps protect you, your passengers, and everyone sharing the road.

This traffic safety initiative is funded in part by the Maryland Highway Safety Office through its Impaired Driving Enforcement Grant.