Do Not Miss List: November 5–11, 2026
Find things to do around Annapolis and Anne Arundel County November 5–11, from carnival rides and live music to the Bay Bridge Run and Veterans Day basketball.
10 Veteran-Owned Businesses to Support in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County
With the U.S. Naval Academy in our backyard and military families throughout Anne Arundel County, veterans are an important part of our community. Many continue to make a difference after …
Eye on Annapolis: Top 5 in the News | Nov. 3, 2026 |
A 61-year-old Shady Side man was killed in a head-on crash on West Bay Front Road in Lothian on October 27th. Anne Arundel County Police said a pickup truck crossed …
Save the Date: December 2–15, 2026
Plan ahead for Annapolis-area holiday events, performances, markets and family outings from December 2–15, 2026.
The Real Mom Recap | Nov. 2, 2026
Looking for trusted recommendations and real-life advice from local moms? Our weekly Real Mom Recap highlights the most engaging conversations from the Annapolis Moms Facebook group. From parenting wins to …
Native American Heritage Month Events and Activities in Annapolis
November is National Native American Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the rich histories, cultures and traditions of Indigenous peoples throughout the Americas. Learning about different cultures and perspectives helps …
From Turkey Trots to Jingle Bells: Holiday Runs Around Annapolis
Turkey trots are an annual tradition dating back to 1896 in Buffalo, New York, when the local YMCA hosted a footrace with only six participants. Nowadays, these holiday runs have …
Do Not Miss List
Thursday, October 29 Live Arts Maryland Golf Classic | Bay Hills Golf Club A golf fundraiser supporting Live Arts Maryland. Check-in at 8 a.m.; play begins at 9 a.m. Halloween …
Eye on Annapolis: Top 5 in the News | Oct. 27, 2026 |
A 14-year-old riding an electric motorcycle was killed in a crash involving a pickup truck near the Baltimore & Annapolis Trail in Severna Park. The fatal crash has raised concerns …
Mahjong Mania: Where to Play and Learn Around Annapolis
For hundreds of years, people have gathered to trade and match beautifully painted tiles to pass the time and enjoy one another’s company. The game of mahjong began in China …