Homeschool Day at Hogshead: Colonial Kids
Have you ever wondered what life was like for families in Colonial Annapolis? Step inside the Hogshead Trades Museum, a one-of-a-kind dwelling on historic Pinkney Street, and discover what daily …
Brothers in Arms: The Revolutionary Service of James and Edmund Brice
During the Revolutionary War, James Brice served as captain of the Annapolis city militia. He also served as county lieutenant of the Anne Arundel County militia, positions that earned him …
Teachers’ Night Out
Don’t miss this Teachers’ Night Out! Step into history with a special evening just for educators! Join us for an open house visit to the William Paca House & Garden, …
Garden to Glass Happy Hour
Don’t miss this Garden to Glass Happy Hour! Historic Annapolis is launching a “Young Friends” group! The goal is to bring together young adults (mostly between 21-45) who show an …
Tavern Talks: London Town Soldiers in the Revolution
Join us for the fourth of a five-part lecture series at the William Brown House that reimagines the tavern as it was in 1776: a space for community news and …
Goshen Farm Open House
Enjoy a day on the Farm committed to family fun, entertainment, history, and wonder. Visit Goshen Farm’s Open House on Saturday, September 19 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. (DNML)
What’s Brewing: Mrs. Howard’s Coffeehouse
Stop by the Hogshead Trades Museum and meet Mary Howard, proprietress of the Maryland Coffeehouse! Discover how colonial coffeehouses in Annapolis stirred the spirit of liberty. They were bustling gathering …
Colonial Cocktails: Summer Sippers
Savor the tail-end of summer, colonial style, with two cool, fruity rum-based drinks. Make up some pineapple rum to take home (and enjoy a sample of some premade stuff) and enjoy some …
Full Moon Tour
Don’t miss this Full Moon Tour! Fear of crime was a concern in early America as it is today. Limited light sources heightened residents’ worries—sometimes fostered by superstitious beliefs—of thieves, …
St. Anne’s Cemetery Tour
St. Anne’s has almost always had a cemetery since its establishment in 1692. Under the planning of Governor Francis Nicholson, the church is placed on the second highest piece of …