It's going to be another hot one, Annapolis. Wait til it gets a bit cooler at night to enjoy the last night of the Perseid Meteor Shower, and maybe start back-to-school shopping this week: It's tax-free week in Maryland, and there's no better way to take shelter from the heat than in the air-conditioned halls [...]
Annapolis, MD (7-23-18) – During the July 23 Annapolis City Council Meeting, the following individuals were appointed to various City of Annapolis Boards and Commissions: Arts in Public Places Commission Anthony Spencer – Mr. Spencer has served on various arts boards from the Maryland Arts Council, Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts and the Arundel Arts [...]
We hope your week has started off fabulously, and that you're prepared for some scattered thunderstorms, mid-August heat and stifling humidity this week in Annapolis, because that's what's in the forecast. Time to hit the beach. Maybe head to Ocean City for the weekend, or at the very least, spend a few hours at Sandy [...]
(Aug 1, 2018): Effective on Wednesday, August 1, 2018, Anne Arundel County will begin operating the Yellow and Gold route buses. On Thursday, August 2, 2018, Annapolis Transit will add one additional bus in rotation on the Brown route. This additional bus will better serve the traveling public as the wait time (headways) will decrease [...]
If you're still recovering from all the excitement of last week, we don't blame you. The day-long "Annapolis Rising" benefit concert on Saturday was a hit, and Annapolis mayor Gavin Buckley assured concert-goers that there will be more events like it in the future: "What would be sad for me would be if we forget," [...]
(Annapolis, Md, June 26, 2018): The National Trust for Historic Preservation has named Annapolis’s City Dock to its 2018 list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places, an annual list that spotlights important examples of our nation’s architectural and cultural heritage at risk of destruction or irreparable damage. Almost 300 places have been on the list [...]
The Maryland Renaissance Festival, a tradition for the entire family, begins its 42nd season August 25th and runs Saturdays and Sundays and Labor Day Monday through October 21st for nine weekends of thrills, feasting, handmade crafts, entertainment and merriment in Crownsville, near Annapolis, Maryland. The 27 acre Village of Revel Grove comes to [...]
Here's what's going on in Annapolis this week. If you're in town this weekend, we implore you to check out the Capital Gazette Benefit Concert to support victims' families and survivors, first responders and free press in the U.S.! Capital Gazette Benefit Concert this Saturday "Annapolis Rising" headliner Good Charlotte formed in the 90s [...]
Annapolis, MD (7-11-18) – Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley has announced that the City will host a benefit concert on July 28 for the victims’ families and survivors of June 28’s mass shooting at The Capital Gazette building in Annapolis. The concert also will promote freedom of the press and its importance to our country’s democracy. [...]
There's no better place to celebrate Independence Day than in Maryland's historic capital city, and there's certainly enough going on downtown to keep you occupied all day and well into the night on July 4th. Come decked out in red, white and blue and let Annapolis take care of the rest -- you're guaranteed to [...]
