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 …
Freedom Songs: The Music of Black History
From the work songs of the fields of people who were enduring the bonds of slavery, to ragtime, jazz, R&B, and the inspired spirituals of the Civil Rights Movement, this …
English Country Dance
We’ve teamed up with Annapolis Trad Dance Society to bring an evening of English Country Dance (community/social dance) to the waterfront pavilion at Historic London Town and Gardens. Ann Fallon …
Homeschool Program: Colonial Trades
What do you want to do when you grow up? Become an apprentice for the day and try your hand at a few colonial jobs to discover what work was …
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 …
Reenactor Yard Sale
Join us for our Reenactor Yard Sale, a multiple period yard sale of reproduction historic items ranging from shoes to hats, tents to trousers, cookware to dishes, and many items …
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 …
Colonial Contact Points
Don’t miss Colonial Contact Points, a virtual lecture! Why did the English come to America? By 1592, a century after Columbus first claimed parts of America for the Spanish monarchy, …
Presidents’ Day at the Museum of Historic Annapolis
Learn all about Presidents’ Day with fun activities at the Museum of Historic Annapolis! All activities are included with admission. Make a patriotic craft! Explore the Museum with a scavenger …
Frederick Douglass Speaks on American Democracy
Join Frederick Douglass to learn about his escape from slavery and his rise to become one of the greatest abolitionists in the 19th century. Hear Mr. Douglass talk about his …