Annapolis Film Society Screening: Atonement
Join us on Tuesday, September 22 as the Annapolis Film Society presents a special screening of Atonement at Maryland Hall. The acclaimed Iraq War drama comes to Annapolis following appearances …
Fall Classics: A Concert for Peace
Live Arts Maryland opens the season with music that explores peace, compassion, and our shared humanity. Karl Jenkins composed The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace. It’s a response to …
Civil War First Maryland Volunteer Infantry Regiment
Meet the Civil War First Maryland Volunteer Infantry Regiment on Pinkney Street! Learn about their recruiting efforts in August and September of 1862 to replace troops lost at the battle …
Loyalist Ladies of Annapolis
Stop by the Hogshead Trades Museum and meet two prominent Annapolis ladies. Mrs. Dulaney and Mrs. Calvert are saying farewell to one another—and to the town they have long called …
When the Hurlyburly’s Done
Don’t miss When the Hurlyburly’s Done! This gripping drama follows a traveling Ukrainian theater troupe in 1920, performing Ukraine’s first Macbeth while facing war, loss, and uncertainty. Through laughter, music, and …
Linen and Liberty: Meet Catharine Futier
It’s the spring of 1776 and the American Revolution is underway. British occupation of several colonies, combined with Congress’ non-importation policy on British goods, makes essential supplies increasingly scarce for …
When the Call Came: Civilians and the Maryland Flying Camp
Marylanders organized a rapid-response militia to defend liberty during the early days of the American Revolution. Known as the Maryland Flying Camp, this force was more than a military unit; …
African Americans in the Revolutionary War
Step onto Pinkney Street and meet soldiers, camp followers, and musicians and experience the Revolutionary War through living history. Learn how African Americans served on both sides of the conflict …