Honoring Maryland’s Emancipation Day
Join Historic Annapolis in honoring Maryland’s Emancipation Day. On November 1, 1864, a new state constitution abolished slavery in Maryland. Join us at the Museum of Historic Annapolis as we …


Join Historic Annapolis in honoring Maryland’s Emancipation Day. On November 1, 1864, a new state constitution abolished slavery in Maryland. Join us at the Museum of Historic Annapolis as we …

Join Historic Annapolis in honoring Maryland’s Emancipation Day. On November 1, 1864, a new state constitution abolished slavery in Maryland. Join us at the Museum of Historic Annapolis as we …

Don’t miss Maryland Mayhem! Maybe you’ve heard of some of Maryland’s most notorious crimes such as the conspiracy to assassinate Abraham Lincoln or the murder of Sister Cathy, but what …

Don’t miss this session of Hogshead Living History! Come meet the United States Colored Troops (USCT), Union Army regiments during the U.S. Civil War that were primarily comprised of African …

Don’t miss the Horse and People Project Open House! Learn about the Project and enjoy a morning out in nature with horses. You’ll do a barn tour, talk about natural …

Don’t miss Boo Babies! Babies from birth to 18 months old (with a caring adult) can enjoy songs, action rhymes, and playtime while building early literacy skills. This is a …

Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is a holiday that is celebrated worldwide. It is observed by Hindu, Sikh, Jain, and some Buddhist communities. Diwali is a time …

Don’t miss Paws to Read! Children in elementary school can improve their reading skills while enjoying the rapt attention of canine tutors. Call Discoveries: Library at the Mall at 410-222-0133 …

Discover the secrets of chocolate at the Unwrapping Chocolate’s Secrets lecture with food historian Joyce White. Learn how to read chocolate labels to make more informed decisions before purchasing either …

Join us for the 250th anniversary celebration of a historic moment in Annapolis history, the burning of the Peggy Stewart! On October 15, 1774, eleven months after the Sons of …
