Please join us for a free event led by Hello Home of Compass! We know how overwhelming it can be when you begin thinking about selling a home you have lived in for many years. […]
Hurricanes were a new phenomenon for Europeans when they arrived in the New World, but they quickly became a defining (and terrifying) feature of the life in colonial British America. This was especially the case […]
Meet two of Gallery 57 West's guest artists, Selma Manizade and Amy Kitchin, as they describe their art, inspiration, and demonstrate the creative process. Selma Manizade is a fused glass artists and will demonstrate how […]
The Magothy River Index is calculated each year, providing a perspective of the well-being of the River based on three criteria: the amount of submerged aquatic vegetation, the amount of dissolved oxygen in the deepest […]
This talk will introduce you to one of the Chesapeake Bay's most vital shallow water habitats - underwater grasses. Underwater grasses, also known as bay grasses or submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV), are essential to the […]
Human communities have been a part of the Chesapeake landscape since there was a Chesapeake landscape. The Smithsonian Environmental Archaeology Laboratory (SEAL) Team seeks, documents, and analyzes the human element in the changing Bay ecology, […]
Annapolis Science Café at 49 West: “Restoring Maryland’s Ecological Capital”, by Claudia H. Donegan, Director of the Center for Habitat Restoration and Conservation, Chesapeake & Coastal Service, MD Dep’t of Natural Resources, and Kevin M. […]
INSIDER TIPS FOR STRATEGY AND SUCCESS WITH CASTING DIRECTOR BRETTE GOLDSTEIN: ALL THAT $H#T THAT NO ONE WILL EVER TELL YOU ABOUT THE INDUSTRY. In this remote intensive, LA/NY Casting Director Brette Goldstein will give […]
INSIDER TIPS FOR STRATEGY AND SUCCESS WITH CASTING DIRECTOR BRETTE GOLDSTEIN: ALL THAT $H#T THAT NO ONE WILL EVER TELL YOU ABOUT THE INDUSTRY. In this remote intensive, LA/NY Casting Director Brette Goldstein will give […]
Join us for a Great Conversation between two of the most influential voices of our time: Bob Woodward, renowned investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author, and Governor Wes Moore, bestselling author and Maryland’s first Black […]
Join Us! December 5, 2023, for a panel discussion with local growers and producers focused on environmental sustainability. 5PM Panel Discussion 6PM Tasting & Reception Hosted by the Chesapeake Bay Trust 108 Severn Avenue, Annapolis, […]
On Wednesday, December 13, 2023 from 7:00-8:30pm, AABC will host Dr. Campbell Plowden, Executive Director of Amazon Ecology, for a presentation and holiday craft sale at the Blue Heron Center in Quiet Waters Park, 600 […]
The American Revolution was, in many important ways, an Indian War. It was a war in which ordinary Natives fought and died in great numbers; a war in which ordinary Natives assumed critical, pivotal roles; […]
The conduct of Siege Warfare in the 18th century is often mentioned with little or no explanation of how and why it was conducted. Armies of the period, including those engaged in the American War […]
Join Andrew Webster, archaeologist with the Lost Towns Project, who will share what archaeology has revealed about the early European settlers in Anne Arundel County. Registration required. Registration closes one half hour prior to lecture. […]
Frederick Douglass was a visionary—a prophet who could see a better future that lay just beyond reach. His talents were nothing short of extraordinary and he put his exceptional gifts to use in the service […]
Molly Hughes Wilmer is the CEO, Chief Strategist, and Certified Executive Coach for Oyster Insight, a consulting firm that C-Suite executives leverage to help their organizations be strategically agile. Molly has led six different organizations […]
William Paca is remembered as one of the four Maryland patriots who signed the Declaration of Independence, but that historic moment in 1776 is best understood in the broader context of his personal and political […]
Mr. James Bovis will discuss Annapolis City's drinking water treatment process and delivery. Jim started working in the water treatment field as a water sampler in 1986. He then worked for Anne Arundel County as […]
April is Archaeology Month! Join us as Lisa Robbins, archaeologist with The Lost Towns Project, presents the findings of an 18-month archaeological study on the housing of enslaved and free Black tenants in Anne Arundel […]