Anne Arundel County is a hidden gem that offers a delightful mix of history, nature, and recreational activities & attractions. Luckily, we have compiled a list of the top 15 places to visit in Anne Arundel County to inspire your next adventure. With its proximity to Baltimore and Washington D.C.…
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Finding restaurants that satisfy families' taste buds and budgets can be difficult, especially when there are so many to choose from. Thankfully there are a variety of restaurants in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County that offer free or cheap kids meals that won't break the bank and provide delicious…
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In December 1649, the first European settlers supplanted the Susquehannocks and formed a new settlement north of the Severn River. They named it Providence. Now almost 375 years later, Anne Arundel County encompasses 376,000 acres and sits at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, enticing visitors from…
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Chesapeake Arts Center (CAC) Celebrates Platinum Anniversary The colorful façade gives us a glimpse into the spectrum of creativity, diversity, and community found inside the doors of Chesapeake Arts Center (CAC), a 58,000 square foot multi-disciplinary arts facility in Brooklyn Park. CAC is now…
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The State of Maryland cordially invites one and all to celebrate her 388th birthday at a weekend-long party called Maryland Day, held this year from March 25-27, 2022. That’s right, Maryland Day is back this year with over 60 in-person and virtual events within Anne Arundel County that celebrate…
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Renditions' Iconic 13th Hole, photo courtesy of Renditions. Anne Arundel County is blessed with five beautiful golf courses that are doing their best to ensure that golfers get full enjoyment of the sport while staying safe from Covid-19. These courses, Renditions, The Golf Club at South River…
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Artist Joe Barsin created this commemorative poster for the 30th anniversary of Quiet Waters Park. Photo courtesy of Anne Arundel County. When I first started looking at houses in the area in 2002, the goal was to get outside the hectic pace of life inside the Washington Beltway. Our real estate…
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Dancers from Fidget Arts. Photos courtesy of Maryland Hall. Summer has arrived and it's time to get out, enjoy some live performances, or maybe catch a flick on a big screen. Even in the social distancing atmosphere, tis' the season to embrace the sunshine, be creative, and experience the arts…
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From the time of William Penn up until the first World War, Anne Arundel County has used its religious background to promote tolerance and freedom of religion. In honoring these historic buildings, many that have been restored, designated historical markers, and have a sitting congregation to this…
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Okay, so we know Annapolis is old. Like… really old. Just take a stroll down Maryland Avenue, Church Circle, or park it on a bench at City Dock next to Ego Alley! Everywhere you look, there’s a building that could range from more than 400 years old, to 10 years old, to brand-spankin’-new (talk about…
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