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Events
Special enrollment period for Maryland Health Exchange extended through December 15
Governor Larry Hogan and Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Birrane, insurance companies, and the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange announced last week, the reopening of the coronavirus emergency special enrollment period until December 15. More than 54,000 Marylanders enrolled in health coverage during the special enrollment period from March 16 to July 15. With today’s announcement, Maryland will […]
Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse gets new “knees” and shines brightly on the Chesapeake Bay
Last year the Thomas Point Shoal Lighhouse was in rough shape and literally in danger of falling down—the beams that held up the structure were so rusted that they needed to be replaced. Fast forward, to today, all but one have been replaced and the remaining one will happen when enough money is raised— about […]
Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County plans for virtual Celebration of Philanthropy
The Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County’s (CFAAC) Celebration of Philanthropy is going to be a little different this year. In addition to its tradition of honoring five community philanthropists and volunteers, CFAAC has added 15 new categories, creating 20 awards to commemorate the 20th year for CFAAC’s Celebration of Philanthropy. Due to COVID-19-related social […]
Public sails now offered on the historic skipjack Wilma Lee
The Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park (AMM) is now offering sails on the historic skipjack Wilma Lee. Starting August 8th, 2020 at 3pm at City Dock, the AMM will offer a variety of excursions, including Heritage Tours, Sunset Cruises and Wednesday Night Race Watch Parties. A formal ribbon cutting ceremony with Mayor Gavin Buckley is […]
Paul Reed Smith and Maryland Hall take Music School for Aspiring Musicians virtual for 2020
This Summer, Maryland Hall and Paul Reed Smith present the “2nd Annual Music School for Aspiring Musicians” virtually this year. The school’s teachers are top professional musicians to include renowned guitar maker Paul Reed Smith, legendary drummer Dennis Chambers, YouTube guitar teaching experts Tim Pierce and Tyler Larson, Session Directors, Gary Grainger (groove & bass) […]
VIRTUAL: Annual 911 Heroes Run scheduled for September 20th in Annapolis
UPDATE: THIS RUN IS NOW VIRTUAL! PLEASE VISIT THE WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND DETAILS The 2020 Annapolis 9/11 Heroes Run is scheduled for 2 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 20, at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Participants can register at: 911heroesrun.org/Annapolis “This year’s Annapolis 9/11 Heroes Run will have a different look and feel from previous […]
Annapolis man to paddle 240 miles in Chesapeake Bay to benefit the Oyster Recovery Partnership
Annapolis native Chris Hopkinson announced that he will attempt an ambitious 240-mile journey from Havre de Grace, MD to Virginia Beach, VA atop a 14-foot paddleboard over the course of just nine days.The Bay Paddle, presented by Flying Dog Brewery, will take place September 18-26, 2020 to raise awareness and funds for the Oyster Recovery […]
Quiet Waters Park celebrates 30 years with unveiling of commemorative poster by local artist Joe Barsin
What was once supposed to be 250 luxury homes overlooking the South River is now celebrating 30 years. Quiet Waters Park in Annapolis opened on Labor Day in 1990. The land was wrestled away from developers in 1987 and many residents felt the land should remain untouched. However, former Anne Arundel County Executive James Lighthizer had […]
‘Songs of Summer’ fundraiser planned by AMFM
Annapolis Musicians Fund for Musicians, Inc (AMFM) is excited to announce the launch of a new fundraiser, “Songs of Summer” (or “SOS”), featuring local musicians performing a variety of summer-themed songs. AMFM is sending out an SOS for donations. After giving away nearly $111,500 in COVID-related claims to over 75 musicians for more than 1,200 […]
Tax Free Shopping begins in Maryland this Sunday!
In a year that has been anything but normal, Comptroller Peter Franchot reminds Marylanders that one thing remains the same: Shop Maryland Tax-Free Week begins Sunday, August 9th with big savings for customers, scholarship opportunities for college and trade school students and a catalyst to spur sales for retailers. “This is one of my favorite […]
Hospice to present “Caring for the Continuum of Life 2020: A Virtual Healthcare Symposium”
Professionals and community members are invited to attend Caring for the Continuum of Life 2020: A Virtual Healthcare Symposium on Saturday, Oct. 24. This is a free, interactive day of on-line learning to increase the understanding of racial disparities in healthcare, as well as the many facets of serious illness, caregiving and loss. Hosted by […]
Did you know these 6 things about Eye On Annapolis?
OK so the title is a bit click-baity (Buzz Feed eat your heart out) but recently several people have mentioned that they were unaware of some of the other benefits for being a reader of Eye On Annapolis. So, in case you did not know, here you are. We Have A Weekly Events Newsletter We […]
Annapolis’ new Truxtun Park Pool is now open!
The City of Annapolis cut the ribbon on the new Kenneth R. Dunn municipal pool at Truxtun Park last Monday. The ceremony was virtual with Mayor Gavin Buckley, Alderwoman Sheila Finlayson, City Manager David Jarrell and Recreation and Parks Director Archie Trader introducing the new elements at the pool and announcing the opening day of […]
More shows rescheduled at Rams Head On Stage
Rams Head On Stage is a little taste of Nashville, New Orleans, and Austin all rolled up in one! A small, intimate venue where no seat is more than 48 feet from the stage. A small venue that packs a big punch with top national acts 364 days a year. Check out the latest shows […]
#AnnapolisGives–a collaboration of community by Liquified Creative and Eye On Annapolis
Annapolis-based advertising agency Liquified Creative and Maryland news platform Eye on Annapolis have collaborated to launch a three-part initiative aimed at providing support for the Annapolis community during COVID-19. The initiative, officially named Designing Change Together, will feature three main components designed as a way to give back to our community in a small way. […]
Paul Reed Smith and Maryland Hall take Music School for Aspiring Musicians virtual for 2020
This Summer, Maryland Hall and Paul Reed Smith present the “2nd Annual Music School for Aspiring Musicians” virtually this year. The school’s teachers are top professional musicians to include renowned guitar maker Paul Reed Smith, legendary drummer Dennis Chambers, YouTube guitar teaching experts Tim Pierce and Tyler Larson, Session Directors, Gary Grainger (groove & bass) […]
Here’s the scoop on this year’s 74th Rotary Crab Feast
The Rotary Club of Annapolis will hold “Rotary Crabs To Go!” a drive-through crab and corn fundraiser at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium on Friday, August 7, 2020. This year, “Rotary Crabs To Go!” will replace the Club’s traditional crab feast held annually at the stadium on the first Friday in August. While the coronavirus crisis […]
Tax Free Shopping begins in Maryland on August 9th
In a year that has been anything but normal, Comptroller Peter Franchot reminds Marylanders that one thing remains the same: Shop Maryland Tax-Free Week begins Sunday, August 9th with big savings for customers, scholarship opportunities for college and trade school students and a catalyst to spur sales for retailers. “This is one of my favorite […]
The rescheduled Paca Girlfriends Party has been cancelled for 2020
The party of the year for the ladies has been canceled. Today, the Paca Girlfriends announced that the 12th Annual Paca Girlfriends Party would be canceled. The event had ben scheduled for June 24 and then rescheduled to September 16, but the uncertainty of the spread of the COVID-19 virus forced the cancellation. But fear […]
Live! Casino & Hotel’s headline acts confirmed for the remainder of 2020
Live! Casino & Hotel is one of Maryland’s most popular entertainment venues. Situated in Hanover on the fringes of Baltimore and less than 30 minutes from Annapolis, this place continues to attract some of the biggest musicians and entertainers in the US today. With doors reopening across the state, it’s encouraging to see a string […]
11 things to experience this summer in and around Annapolis
Looking for things to do in the great outdoors this summer? Visit Annapolis & Anne Arundel County has compiled a handy list designed to help make it easy for you to enjoy the simple pleasures of fun in the sun. For the health and safety of all, visitors are asked to wear a mask and practice […]
West Annapolis cancels hugely popular Oktoberfest
The West Annapolis Business Affiliation has made the decision to cancel the incredibly popular Oktoberfest Celebration featuring authentic cuisine, beer, music and vendors. The 30-year old festival was a favorite of locals and visitors alike and had grown in popularity over the years drawing thousands in 2019. In a statement on their Facebook page, the […]
