The first annual International Food, Wine and Hops Fest in Annapolis, MD was a success. The event sold out, the food was delicious, the drinks were plenty, and the weather was beyond cooperative. Every element worked well together to make this, April 30th, event great. During the International Food, Wine and Hops Fest those who [...]
There are plenty of things to do in Annapolis in February. People can participate in scheduled Annapolis events or take advantage of special offers. There are a number of interesting places to visit in the city. February is Black History Month. A walking tour visits Annapolis sites that are significant in African-American history. This two [...]
In an area known for boating—Annapolis is, after all, the Sailing Capital—jousting is Maryland’s official state sport. Who’d a thunk it? While the Maryland Jousting Tournament Association has been promoting the world’s oldest equestrian sport here since 1950, jousting has been a Maryland fixture since the early settlers arrived in St. Mary’s County in the [...]
Looking for something to do in Annapolis this week? Here are a few suggestions for a busy week that welcomes the New Year; December 16th through January 2nd. Hope that you had a great Christmas! Enjoy ringing in the New Year in Annapolis this week! It’s ladies night this Tuesday, December 28th, at Brique, where [...]
Solomons Maryland is a small and cozy little fishing village located on the Chesapeake Bay and the Patuxent River. With lots to do and see, you’ll have a great time in Solomons. If you’ve never been and are unsure of what there is to do in this cute town, here are a few of our [...]
Annapolis is hosting the 41st annual Sailboat Show Columbus Day weekend which will be followed immediately by the Powerboat Show the following weekend. For most Annapolitans, this is an exciting time. Some rent their houses out and disappear, leaving behind the traffic jams and crowded streets for warmer climes and good margaritas. Many businesses take [...]
“Don’t judge a book by its cover.†You’ve all heard that phrase but nowhere does it apply better than to the Chesapeake Children’s Museum. Housed in a small building in a residential neighborhood, the museum doesn’t reveal its treasures until you enter – hopefully with a child or two – and see the array of [...]