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 [...]
For an up close and personal look at government in action—then and now—visit the Maryland State House in Annapolis. Annapolis became Maryland’s state capital in 1695. In 1772, the original wooden structure burned and was rebuilt. Since its completion in 1779, this “new†State House building has been in continuous use—the only State House in [...]
In sports, to be labeled as an athlete “with potential,†can be a curse if you don’t live up to it. In real estate, properties “with potential†can be just as challenging. Consider the “former humongous rubble of land, right square in the middle of downtown†Annapolis , as Crownsville resident and frequent Annapolis visitor, Diana [...]
The Maryland Tourism Council and the Maryland Destination Marketing Organizations have teamed up and are co-sponsoring a meet-and-greet with local legislation in Annapolis. By meeting with the legislators those interested can learn about the importance of tourism to our local economy. Legislators can educate the public about the impact marketing the State has on the [...]
If you’ve been looking for a Valentine’s Day getaway in Annapolis, look no further… The Annapolitan Bed & Breakfast is offering a great romantic package that’s perfect for you and your special someone. Enjoy accommodations at a top-rated Bed & Breakfast and a delicious dinner for two at Crush Winebar and Restaurant on Valentine’s Day. [...]
Lots to do and see in Annapolis this week! Here are a few things going on in the capitol city (1/17/2011 – 1/24/2011):  Its ladies night this Tuesday, January 18th, at Brique, where they host a Girl’s Night Out for those ladies who love sipping wine during a night out on the town with [...]
Two explosive packages were found at separate state government buildings in Maryland Thursday, The Capital Newspaper in Annapolis reported. One of the packages was found at the Jeffrey Building in downtown Annapolis, while the second was discovered at the Maryland Department of Transportation building in Hanover. Cabinet secretaries were told to close mailroom operations at [...]
What are you doing this week? Have any big plans? Here are some things happening in Annapolis this week: It’s ladies night this Tuesday, January 11th, at Brique, where they host a Girl’s Night Out for those ladies who love sipping wine during a night out on the town with their friends. During Girl’s Night [...]
We hope that you had a safe and happy holiday and that your new year is off to a great start! The first week of a new year always seems busy and eventful. If you’re in Annapolis this week, here are a few fun things going on in our city: It’s ladies night this Tuesday, [...]