Colonial Conversations: Resolution to Revolution!
250 years ago in May 1774, the American Revolution was brewing in Annapolis! Are you a loyal subject of King George or a supporter of the rebels in Boston? Join …
250 years ago in May 1774, the American Revolution was brewing in Annapolis! Are you a loyal subject of King George or a supporter of the rebels in Boston? Join …
This edition of Day Out at the Museum with Baltimore Read Aloud is inspired by the life of Matthew Henson and will feature a special guest reader, award-winning author Carole …
Stop by the William Paca House to meet living historian Drew Shuptar Rayvis to learn about the indigenous peoples who inhabited this area by the Chesapeake Bay. The year is …
Colonial Crafternoon at the Museum of Historic Annapolis
Historic Annapolis is hosting "Colonial Conversations: The Printer and the Midwife" at Hogshead.
Celebrating Indigenous artists of the Chesapeake Bay, Maryland Hall’s Maryland Day program will highlight the state and practices of Indigenous arts and crafts.
Celebrate Annapolis Juneteenth Corporation will host the 2024 parade and festival on June 21 and 22, 2024!
The Museum of Historic Annapolis presents "Hogshead Living History: Fashioning Freedom" with living historian Nastassia Parker as she delves into the social significance of clothing in the 1800s.
In honor of Maryland’s Year of Civil Rights, kick off Black History Month with the Maryland Commission on African American History and Culture!
On Black History Month, Maryland Hall and the Banneker-Douglass Museum present the jazz musical String of Pearls.