. This conventional show begins on Thursday, June 27 and is available for viewing until July 20. Essentially, the musical follows a few friends who try to pull together a musical on a short time span. It’s a bit chaotic yet comical thanks to the time constraints the characters face. Enjoy the show opening night or any Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday between the 27th and the ending date. Head to www.summergarden.com to learn more.

The Colonial Players continue their innovative play this week. Taking Steps, if you haven’t heard, is a performance unlike many others in that it takes the stage to new heights, literally. The setting is a Victorian-style house, and the plot rests on the twists and turns of the stage. This week is the final one for the performance, so catch it on the 29th before it’s over. Go to http://thecolonialplayers.org to acquire tickets.

Schooner Woodwind hosts a cruise that equally celebrates sailing and beer. Enjoy the “Brews in the Breeze Lunch Cruise” this Sunday, June 30 at 12:30 p.m. Savor delicious local seafood over lunch along with beer tastings. Tickets cost $74 but this includes the food, beer, and three hours of sailing. Look to www.schoonerwoodwind.com to book this specialty cruise.

Thanks to the Chesapeake Children’s Museum, kids in the area can learn the antiquated skill of chess. The organization runs a chess camp from June 24 to the 28th specifically designed for second through sixth graders. The price is $100 for a half day and $175 for a full day. Contact www.theccm.org to find out more information.

Annapolis History

At the Annapolis Marriott Waterfront Hotel, Schooner Woodwind scoots up to the dock for a night full of history and entertainment. The historic Mondays are back this summer; this week’s topic is “A Tale of Two Cities: United States Naval Academy.” Hop aboard the Schooner vessel for a two-hour sunset sail and learn about the history of USNA. As only natural, the mutual relationship between USNA and Annapolis will be explicated on. Tickets cost $42 for adults and $27 for children. The boat departs at 6:30 p.m. For details on this event and the ones below, visit www.annapolis.org.

Monday also marks the start of a children’s camp, though located at the historic William Paca House on Prince George Street. This four-day camp for school age children first through third grades allows them to express creativity by painting the Paca property in various artistic styles. Professional artists will assist. The camp costs $275 per person and lasts from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

“Paper Flower Crafting” is another artistic expression available to try this week. On Saturday from 10 to 11:30 in the morning, join members at the Museum Store for the chance to craft three-dimensional flowers. Materials used include old maps, cardstock, buttons, and more miscellaneous items. The cost is only $20.

Annapolis Green

At Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary, events are always nature-centered and affordable. This week’s events on Tuesday and Wednesday are no different. Join the Captain Avery Museum from 4:30 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday and one hour later on Wednesday for a boating and birding experience. The price is $55. Learn about this event and other upcoming events via www.annapolisgreen.com.