Kids events, green events, and much more await in Annapolis this week!
Annapolis Entertainment
The Annapolis Maritime Museum’s winter lecture series continues this week, on the 5th, focusing on Barren Island Oysters. Enjoy artistic photos, information, and more on this topic. The lecture begins at 7 p.m. Head to fourriversheritage.org to see more on this event.
The end of this week–starting on Saturday–marks the beginning of Irish Week in Annapolis. All this is in favor of gearing up for St. Patrick’s Day, the last day of the celebration. Ten days of fun, green, and Irish-minded events happen all around Annapolis, like the St. Pat’s Parade throughout downtown Annapolis. Galway Bay is your source for Irish Annapolis: galwaybaymd.com. Don’t forget your lucky green shirt!
If you’re more in the mood for a performance, try out Watch on the Rhine, performed by The Colonial Players. This show centers on nostalgia, new relationships, ties to country, and much more. See the full synopsis and tickets on thecolonialplayers.org.
Compass Rose Theater pulls the curtain on their performance, Murder in the Cathedral, this week. This prize-winning plot by T.S. Eliot should not go unseen. Tickets and the play’s description are available online, at compassrosetheater.org.
Annapolis Families
The Chesapeake Children’s Museum hosts “Make Art and Make Believe,” an event for ages 2-5 that centers on aquatic life. Learn about life under the sea through fun and constructive art activities. The event takes place on Sunday at 11 a.m. It’s free. Head to theccm.org to see more.
Annapolis Green
March, as everyone is hoping, means spring. What better way to celebrate the mark of this lovely, luscious time of year than with a going green event highlighted by Annapolis Green? Wednesday welcomes GreenScape 2015, a city-wide event devoted to cleaning up Annapolis and ensuring its beauty and environmental health for years to come. Learn more about how to get involved at annapolisgreen.com.
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