If it’s a secret that Annapolis is absolutely obsessed with its place in history and the depth of its own roots – it’s a poorly kept one. And if it’s a secret that people are forever searching for ghosts, poltergeists and other things that go bump in the night, it’s an equally poorly kept one. [...]
Despite our best efforts to both rally our own Annapolis troops (excepting of course, the Navy who showed dignity and pride in defeating Army in their heat) and to dishearten the oft-rebellious legions of the Maritime Republic of Eastport, the Slaughter Across the Water has ended in a tie. But, if the war is only [...]
It’s so bad it could be a federal disaster. There’s precedent – in 2008 low crab yields led to a federal disaster declaration freeing up millions to prop up watermen by buying back licenses or hiring them to complete environmental projects. However, with the fledgling commercial oyster season just now underway, watermen are pulling up [...]
News of the United States Sailboat Show in Annapolis from October 6-10 isn't really news anymore, because it's been held here since 1969 and was the first show of its type in the world. What may, in fact, be news for everyone is that this year's show will be the largest since 2008 [...]
Each year, approximately 1,000 midshipmen graduate and receive their commissions from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD. Witness the traditions and history of this week. You’ll be able to watch the Blue Angels fly high over the Severn River on Wednesday, May 25th. Claim a seat on the Naval Academy seawall for this 2 [...]
This past Sunday was May Day in Annapolis. This 55-year-old tradition is sponsored by the Garden Club of Old Annapolis. May Day and First Sunday Arts Festival landed on the same day this year, making both events event more extravagant. With two great reasons to head downtown over the weekend, Annapolis was filled with arts, [...]
Annapolis MD offers a rich, expansive history that blends with modern life and entertainment to create an experience and atmosphere that truly cannot be found anywhere else. With a long, rich history to build upon, the city is a limitless treasure to enjoy and explore. The crown jewel of downtown Annapolis is its historic city [...]
Rams Head Tavern will be throwing a party to celebrate Maryland Day from March 26th – 27th, 2011. From 2:00 – 5:00 pm on March 26th, Fordham draft beers are only $2.50 in the bar area. Special appetizers include Six Oysters on the half shell with toppings or Maryland Vegetable Crab Soup by the cup [...]
The history of American quilting is just about as old as the history of the United States itself. Quilting originated in the Colonial era when women of a community would come together to piece quilts by hand. Though modern technology has given quilters the option of sewing by machine, the tradition of quilting and quilting [...]
Annapolis Waterfront One of the most historic cities in the country is Annapolis Maryland. Annapolis, which was established in 1696, is the capital of the state. It is a vivacious city located on the Chesapeake Bay that is rich with history and colonial charm. It is a city full of mouth-watering cuisine, luxurious accommodations, and [...]