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Backstage with Plaid Brixx
The Ottobar hosted We The Kings 10 year tour last night. While many were caught in memories of a band from their youth I was able to catch up with Plaid Brixx a band set out to make a new mark in music. Classically packed in a van, these three Chris Duggan (Vocals & Guitar), […]
Ted Feldman from Bear Hands talks Kerfuffle and 2AM
DC 101’s Kerfuffle was last night and we had a chance to sit down with Bear Hands lead guitarist Ted Feldman and ask him a couple questions about the band, their recent album, and some late night stories. EOA: You’re playing Kerfuffle today with Silver Sun Pickups and Blink-182, You were just on tour with […]
Infinity Theatre Company announces directors for summer productions
Infinity Theatre Company has officially announced Directors for its 2016 season. Fresh off producing the critically acclaimed Broadway Revival of DAMES AT SEA, and after six years of producing Infinity Theatre shows, Co-Producing Artistic Director Alan Ostroff will make his mainstage directing debut, with ALMOST HEAVEN: SONGS OF JOHN DENVER and co-directing MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET. “ALMOST HEAVEN and […]
Historic Preservation and Economics: Recent Lessons from Home and Abroad
Mayor Michael Pantelides invites you to a special meeting of the Annapolis Historic Preservation Commission featuring a lecture by Donovan Rypkema on April 28th at 630pm at City Hall. This is part of the “Preservation50” lecture series, presented by the City of Annapolis and co-sponsored by Four Rivers Heritage Area, the Annapolis Partnership and Historic […]
Hoodie Allen Does It Again!
Selling out the Fillmore is impressive. Selling out The Fillmore four times in a row on your fourth tour to Silver Spring is a whole new level of impressive, and that is what Hoodie Allen did last night. The venue was stuffed to the brim with eager teenagers, and a few older groups, eagerly anticipating […]
Hospice Vet-To-Vet Program enlisting more volunteers to honor Veterans
A powerful story is circulating around Hospice of the Chesapeake. It is the tale of a recent Honor Salute, performed by a veteran Marine and her husband, an active duty Marine. It was Marine Corps Veteran Nicole Richard’s first Honor Salute, a brief, moving ceremony where Veterans are thanked in their homes or by their […]
sweetlife festival scheduled for May 14th at Merriweather Post Pavilion
sweetgreen, the culinary lifestyle brand dedicated to smartly-sourced, seasonal food, announced today the return of its annual sweetlife festival, an event that brings together the best in music, food and community. The festival which was a two-day event last year, returns to a single date this year–May 14th. The sweetlife festival will take place at Merriweather Post […]
Evolve Medical Clinic’s Dr Freedman named to national panel
Dr. Michael Freedman of Evolve Medical Clinics has joined the National Steering Committee for Direct Primary Care. Dr. Freedman joins other nationally prestigious physicians such as Garrison Bliss, MD of Qliance (featured on the cover of Time Magazine, January 2015 and Rushika Fernandopulle, MD of Iora Health (featured in the New York Times, March 2015) and […]
Letter: City, County need to step up efforts to insure children’s safety after snow
The Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS) Facebook page has, in the last year, become the standard battleground during every weather event between teachers and staff, who want schools to close and parents, who are pushing to keep them open. Although tempers frequently flare and civility is the first casualty in the battle, some valid […]
Advocates still not happy with Arlotto’s later start time plan
While Start School Later Anne Arundel County (SSLAACo) is pleased that Anne Arundel County Public School’s proposed bell schedule provides safe, healthy and academically appropriate school start times for high school students, we are concerned about significant schedule changes proposed for many elementary and middle school students and the manner in which they are being […]
Brigadoon at the Compass Rose through December
[do action=”fringe”/] Come to Scotland for the holidays and never leave Annapolis! Compass Rose Theater reinvents the lovely and romantic musical, Brigadoon by Alan J. Lerner and Frederick Loewe with twelve outstanding actors. Brigadoon tells the story of a town in the Highlands of Scotland, which appears only once every hundred years. A couple of […]
South Sudanese church leader to preach in Annapolis
[do action=”fringe”/] The Rev. Jordan M. Long, president of the Lutheran Church of South Sudan, will be preaching at Annapolis Evangelical Lutheran Church on Reformation Sunday, October 25, 2015, from 9:00 – 10:30. The congregation worships at the Annapolis Area Christian School, Middle School Campus, at 716 Bestgate Road, Annapolis, Maryland 21401. Rev. Long will […]
Katcef Brothers bringing the Budweiser Clydesdales back to Annapolis for Military Bowl in December
The Military Bowl presented by Northrop Grumman, benefitting the USO, has announced that the world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales will return to lead the Military Bowl Parade on Monday, December 28th. The parade, beginning at 11am, is one of several gameday traditions leading up to the kickoff of the Military Bowl at 2:30pm. As has become […]
Eight juvenile offenders to set sail across the Atlantic
Eight juvenile offenders have been selected by SailFuture to participate in its Sail For Justice program that will compete in the 2015 Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC), a sailing race that spans 2,700 nautical miles and features the most seasoned sailors in the world. The Sail For Justice program serves as an alternative solution to […]
Bountiful Harvest scheduled for November 6th, tickets available
On Friday, November 6, 2015, from 7-10 pm, The Friends of The Light House will host Bountiful Harvest, A Blue Tie Event, at the Loews Annapolis Hotel. All proceeds from this event will benefit The Light House: A Homeless Prevention Support Center in Annapolis, Maryland. Attendees are encouraged to wear blue to support The […]
Baysox are Eastern League Champions
The Bowie Baysox made history Sept. 19, winning their first-ever Eastern League Championship with a 7-2 win against the Reading Fightin Phils in front of an enthusiastic crowd at Prince George’s Stadium. Garabez Rosa was the hero for the Baysox hitting two home runs in the game on the way to being named Eastern League […]
Altoona rallies to take game 1from Baysox
[do action=”fringe”/] The Altoona Curve rallied from seven runs down to grab game one of the Western Division Series in walk-off fashion by a final of 8-7. The Baysox led by two runs into the ninth inning, but a three-run rally won the opener for Altoona. Jose Osuna hit an infield single off of the […]
Gunkel sharp in Baysox win
[do action=”fringe”/] Starting pitcher Joe Gunkel tossed seven scoreless innings as the Baysox shut out Altoona 4-0 Wednesday night. With the win, the Baysox magic number to clinch the Western Division drops to one. Any Baysox win or Altoona loss during the remaining six games this season will result in the Baysox clinching the division […]
Truxtun Park Dog Days of Summer
Annapolis Recreation and Parks will host its annual Dog Days of Summer event at the Truxtun Park Pool located at 251 Pump House Road in Annapolis on Wednesday, September 9, 2015 from 4 to 7 p.m. Bring your pooch to the pool for some doggie paddle fun! Event requirements: well-behaved dogs over the age of […]
Nathans big day sees Baysox coming up short
[do action=”fringe”/] Tucker Nathans four-hit game helped the Baysox to a big offensive game but Bowie fell short in a 9-8 Sunday afternoon loss in Reading. The Baysox will hold a magic number of one for a playoff berth over both Richmond and Akron going into Monday night. Bowie jumped out to a big early […]
Win brings Baysox on the brink of playoffs
[do action=”fringe”/] RF Mike Yastrzemski hit a first inning two-run home run to kick off a four-hit night and the Baysox defeated Reading 6-2 at First Energy Stadium on Saturday night. The win coincided with losses from Altoona and Akron helped the Baysox cause. Bowie’s magic number to reach the playoffs is down to two […]
Baysox hang on for late victory in New Britain
The Baysox got two, two-run home runs as LF Quincy Latimore and RF Mike Yastrzemski each left the yard in a 5-3 win in New Britain Tuesday night. With the win the Baysox have a chance for a series sweep Wednesday night. After Baysox starter Ariel Miranda danced out of a third inning jam, the […]
