Guided African American History Tour
HA celebrates Black History Month by offering guided tours at the Museum of Historic Annapolis that focus on African American history. This 50-minute tour of the exhibit, Annapolis: An American …
The Foundation Builders
Don’t miss The Foundation Builders at the Busch Annapolis Library! This is a celebration of African American educators and entrepreneurs in Annapolis. Catered reception in the Foundation Cafe beginning at …
The ABC’s of Hip Hop
Don’t miss The ABC’s of Hip Hop! Baba Bomani’s program uses rhythm and rhyme to explain basic reading and math concepts such as how to recognize syllables and showing how …
Meet Dr. King
This powerful production brings the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to audiences of all ages through an engaging, easy-to-follow narrative. It highlights key moments from his …
‘Few of the Many’ Awards
Don’t miss the ‘Few of the Many’ Awards! This year’s theme, “African Americans and Labor,” honors individuals who have contributed exceptionally to the community through their work and service. These …
Listen to the Message in the Music
Join us to honor the many powerful and inspiring songs of African American historical music. African Americans have used music as a source of strength, power, and conveyed messages of …
The State of Black Annapolis: Uplift Annapolis
How to build another Black art district in Annapolis. Discussion on developing Black entertainment district. Catered reception in the Foundation Cafe beginning at 5:00 pm. Panel discussion begins at 5:30 …
The ABC’s of Hip Hop
Don’t miss the The ABC’s of Hip Hop at the Glen Burnie Library! Baba Bomani’s program uses rhythm and rhyme to explain basic reading and math concepts such as how …
“Sacred Spaces” Exhibition Opening Reception
Join us for the Opening Reception of “Sacred Spaces”! This is an art and augmented reality exhibition featuring artwork by DMV based artist Jabari Jefferson. It explores the spiritual and …
The State of Black Annapolis: Uplift Annapolis
A discussion about the mental and physical trauma of unpaid labor by African Americans during Colonial Annapolis. Catered reception in the Foundation Cafe beginning at 5:00 pm. Panel discussion begins …