Spring is near, and Annapolis & Anne Arundel County are buzzing with exciting, vibrant, and inclusive events. As the region springs back to life, so do the many celebrations that make us unique. Festive fun for all at the lively St. Patrick's Day Celebrations, Maryland Day, Annapolis Film…
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October in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County is full of fall magic, from crisp Bay breezes and colorful leaves to festivals, boat shows, cozy cafés, and family‑friendly adventures. ☕ Café Diem: The Annapolis Coffee Crawl September 28th – October 5th Calling all coffee lovers! Café Diem: The…
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Explore Annapolis & Anne Arundel County’s top fall festivals for 2024! From the rich cultural experiences of the Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival and the Maryland Renaissance Festival to the vibrant tunes of the Annapolis Songwriters Festival and Annapolis Baygrass Festival, your perfect autumn…
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Looking for the perfect spot to cool off this summer in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County? We've got you covered with top beaches and public pools where everyone is welcome! Sandy Point State Park on the Chesapeake Bay. Sandy Point State Park Dive into the Chesapeake Bay with stunning views of…
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Join us in Annapolis for an extraordinary journey through the world of film and culture! We have come up with the top five reasons why you should attend the 12th Annual Annapolis Film Festival this April. Whether you are a cinephile looking for thought-provoking cinema or a traveler eager to explore…
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Welcome to the historic city of Annapolis, Maryland! Listed below are the top 25 things to do in the city, according to the many visitors who filter through our Visitors Center each year. This city is a captivating destination that exudes charm through its history as one of America's oldest cities…
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The time-honored summer tradition of feasting on Maryland blue crabs comes alive in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County, with a plethora of fantastic crab houses scattered along the coast of the Chesapeake Bay. From small family-owned restaurants to bustling establishments, these ten crab houses…
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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…
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