Certain well-known traditions declare the arrival of spring in Annapolis. Here’s a snapshot of several of these one-of-a-kind events that contribute to the reputation of our town as a unique destination. Oyster Roast and Spring Sock Burning Annapolis Oyster Roast & Sock Burning. Photo…
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February is a prime time to visit Annapolis & Anne Arundel County. Our vibrant art scene thrives during winter with musical, theatrical, and dance performances. Anne Arundel County offers award-winning Black History & Heritage programming from the shores of the Chesapeake to the heart of the Arundel…
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A bronze statue of General George Washington in the Old Senate Chamber, commemorating the resignation of his commission to command the Continental Army. Image courtesy of Visit Annapolis & Anne Arundel County. As any student and teacher eager for a mid-winter break can tell you, Presidents Day is…
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Ahhh, dorm life. Did you ever really live the college life if you didn't use an iron to cook up a grilled cheese? Do you secretly reminisce about all those amazing friendships, parties and all-nighters? Well, the new bar and restaurant at the Graduate Annapolis Hotel does just that, but in…
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Annapolis by Candlelight is one of my favorite events of the year. Typically held over a weekend in November, this self-guided stroll run by Historic Annapolis invites you into privately-owned historic homes in the downtown area, over the course of two evenings. Docents are on hand to shed light…
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An aerial shot of St. John's College, the 3rd oldest college in the country. The College of William & Mary was established in 1693 while Harvard was charted in 1650. Photo courtesy of St. John's College. Step onto the St. John’s College (SJC) campus during fall in a normal year, and the grounds…
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In the art world, we hear the word “accessibility” often. Making art accessible and appealing to a wide audience is a mission many art organizations ascribe to. This includes the Londontowne Symphony Orchestra based here in Annapolis. Founded in 2003, the orchestra has been serving the community by…
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My husband and I moved to Annapolis from Washington DC’s Cleveland Park neighborhood, building a house in a waterfront community on the Severn River. For him, it was a return to the hometown of his boyhood, a move that delighted his parents and childhood friends. For me, a native New Englander…
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Annapolis’s Art District contains many galleries and outdoor murals, but art also abounds throughout the town and elsewhere in Anne Arundel County, often in unusual places. At BWI Airport, for example, you can explore one or more of the seven art galleries and historical displays in various…
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A little more than fifteen years ago, Betty McGinnis had a dream to bring the world to Annapolis. Her experience organizing international youth conferences and managing overseas tours for church groups introduced her to working with the U.N. and Washington Embassies to bring in speakers and…
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