For many families, the high cost of higher education is a daunting proposition. Parents lie awake at night trying to figure out how to afford sending 1, 2, 3 or […]
Annapolis Science Cafe @ 49 West: “Serendipity in Science: Investigating Malaria Transmission from the Perspective of a Green Alga”, by William Snell, Ph.D., Cell Biologist, University of Maryland College Park. […]
What happens to the cultural heritage of a place when its citizens encounter natural disaster, war, terrorism, and other catastrophes? Historic Annapolis, a Smithsonian Affiliate, will host renowned scholar Dr. […]
Historic Annapolis, a Smithsonian Affiliate, is pleased to present a special presentation with Renée Gokey, the Student and Teacher Services coordinator at the National Museum of the American Indian. Life […]
For many families, the high cost of higher education is a daunting proposition. Parents lie awake at night trying to figure out how to afford sending 1, 2, 3 or […]
AACC DEPARTMENT OF PERFORMING ARTS THEATER AACC-GUEST ARTIST SPEAKER SERIES 2023 – RON CANADA Theater AACC will host an evening with Actor, Director, Producer RON CANADA on Thursday, April 20, […]
This virtual lecture explores westward expansion and its impact upon Native communities. Even though the phrase ‘manifest destiny’ was not used in print until 1845, the spirit of American expansionism […]
Join us Wednesday, April 26 at 7pm at the Busch Annapolis Library for an evening with the tenth person to walk around the world, Tom Turcich. Tom and his dog, […]
Invasive fishes of Chesapeake Bay watershed have presented resource managers and the general public challenges for nearly two decades, with some met with success. When introduced to the Chesapeake Bay […]
Meet two of Gallery 57 West's longtime artists who will share their inspiration and techniques for creating their artwork. Wayne Laws will discuss the process of clay mask making and […]
Join Historic Annapolis to celebrate Preservation Month as Rachel Robinson, the new Vice President of Preservation at Historic Annapolis, examines the styles of architecture found in the city and introduces […]
The War of 1812 is the most misunderstood war in American history. But it turns out to have been nothing short of momentous, explains University of Maryland historian Richard Bell. […]
For many families, the high cost of higher education is a daunting proposition. Parents lie awake at night trying to figure out how to afford sending 1, 2, 3 or […]
Join Historic Annapolis and historian Dr. Richard Bell for a special virtual lecture. Over the course of four years, enslaved people worked to turn the Civil War into a freedom […]
Profs and Pints Annapolis presents: “The Tale of Sea Shanties,” with Jessica M. Floyd, scholar of sea shanties during the Great Age of Sail. Climb aboard with Profs and Pints […]
Everything is connected through earth systems. In 2018 Florida declared a State of Emergency due to a dual toxic algae blooms which caused mass wildlife fatalities, threats to public health […]
Britain’s Royal Navy took 11,000 American sailors captive during the Revolutionary War. They spent months or years buried from the world in prisons in England, Ireland, and Scotland—held indefinitely under […]
Profs and Pints Annapolis presents: “Torture in the Middle Ages,” with Larissa “Kat” Tracy, professor of medieval literature at Longwood University and author or editor of ten books on medieval […]
Historic Annapolis welcomes Gregory Nedved, Historian for the Center for Cryptologic History, to the Virtual Lecture Series for a special presentation – with Revolutionary War stories that you probably have […]
During the American Revolutionary War, the British military made big promises to enslaved Americans. In return for taking up arms against the patriots, enslaved people won pledges from British commanders […]
