Tag: Furniture
CBMM’s Wednesday open boatshop program now through August
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum is offering its Wednesday Open Boatshop woodworking program beginning March 25 and continuing monthly on select Wednesdays through August 5. Participants can attend one session or all six, with class size limited and pre-registration needed. The program invites members of the public to CBMM’s boatyard to work on a small […]
Annapolis Resale Furniture & Finds Expands
Annapolis Mayor Joshua J. Cohen and Annapolis Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) President and CEO Lara Fritts are pleased to welcome Annapolis Resale Furniture and Finds to its new location. Annapolis Resale Furniture and Finds is a distinctive furniture store that specializes in buying and selling an array of unique and vintage pieces as well as […]
Girl Scouts’ Camp Whipporwill Receives Grant From IKEA
Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s (GSCM) Camp Whippoorwill, the oldest among the Girl Scout Council’s four camp properties—received a facelift with support from IKEA. The international home furnishings retailer came through with $10,000 via the IKEA Life Improvement contest which awards grants to non profit organizations with financial need. The IKEA Life Improvement contest solicits online votes in […]
Retropolitan Opens In West Annapolis
Annapolis Mayor Joshua J. Cohen and Annapolis Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) President and CEO Lara Fritts are pleased to welcome Retropolitan Fine Antiques and Vintage to Annapolis. Cindi and Caitlin Ryland recently moved Retropolitan Fine Antiques and Vintage from Ellicott City to West Annapolis. A ribbon cutting and grand opening took place at its new location, 14 […]
Retropolitan Opens In West Annapolis
Mother and daughter team Cindi and Caitlin Ryland have just moved Retropolitan Fine Antiques and Vintage from Historic Ellicott City to the village of West Annapolis at 14 Annapolis Street! Retropolitan’s doors first opened in 2003 to offer clients an opportunity to bring beautiful objects from the past into their homes and everyday lives. Since […]
