Historic Annapolis Maryland Day Celebration
Visit the William Paca Garden and explore a secret oasis of natural beauty nestled in the heart of Annapolis. This colonial garden, hidden behind the William Paca House, has been …
The Soldiers of the Maryland 400
“They have done all that can be expected of them.” Join historian Owen Lourie to discover the lives and legacy of the Maryland Line, which bore heavy casualties at the Battle of Camden …
Celebrate Women’s History @ Museum of Historic Annapolis
Visit the Museum of Historic Annapolis and celebrate women’s history—and the power of women! We’ll be welcoming special living historians and highlighting the contributions of women to the shaping of …
History of Tea in London Town
We are spilling the tea on the history of tea in London Town. Join us for a cup of tea and learn about tea in colonial London Town and the …
Maryland Women in the Early American Printing Industry
Women played a crucial role in the printing industry in the American colonies, particularly in Maryland. Dr. Amy Rosenkrans will discuss the importance of those women with a focus on …
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 …
The Crucible
Don’t miss The Crucible at the Classic Theatre of Maryland! Set in Salem, Massachusetts during the witch trials, Arthur Miller’s 1953 play depicts the horrifying hysteria of the village. The …
‘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 …
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 …