Jug Bay Halloween Critter Crawl
Join Jug Bay staff and volunteers for their annual Halloween Critter Crawl! Walk through a lantern lighted trail in the forest to see different animal and insect displays, and enjoy …
Unwrapping Chocolate’s Secrets
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 …
Local Food Finds
Your weekly dose of some cool food and dining finds around town Have a suggestion? We’d love to hear from you – submit it HERE!
Shuck, Slurp, and Savor: Captain Avery Museum’s 27th Annual Oyster Festival Brings Family Fun to Shady Side
Raw, steamed, or fried! Enjoy oysters served any way you like at the Captain Avery Museum’s 27th Annual Oyster Festival. The festival will take place at the museum on Saturday, …
1930s Cabaret: Over the Rainbow
Classic Theatre of Maryland presents Over the Rainbow, CTM’s October cabaret featuring the greatest songs from the 1930s. This fully costumed and choreographed production features our special guests with resident …
OysterFest
The Bay’s favorite bivalve takes the spotlight at CBMM’s OysterFest on Saturday, October 26 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. This fall-favorite festival invites you to enjoy oysters served a …
Haunted Harbour Day
Don’t miss Haunted Harbour Day! Slip into your favorite costume and get ready for a day of Halloween magic! This free, family friendly Halloween event includes: Trick or treating Free …
The Haunted Hill of North Shore
The Haunted Hill of North Shore is letting us use their awesome trail once more to raise money for Jamz Boosters at Jamz Dance Studio! Stop in October 11, 12, …
Halloween Bash
Our annual Halloween Bash includes live music, food, drinks, and more! Proceeds go to support The Bernie House, a local Annapolis charity providing resources to survivors of domestic violence. Join …
Living History on Pinkney Street: 250th Anniversary of the Burning of the Peggy Stewart
In October of 1774, the people of Annapolis discovered that the brigantine, the Peggy Stewart, contained contraband tea that violated the colonists’ non-importation resolution. In response to public outrage, ship …