The Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum proudly presents Sacred Spaces, a solo exhibition showcasing the work of Jabari Jefferson, curated by Martina Dodd, Curator of Collections & Exhibitions, opening on February 8, 2025. […]
A painting is not a picture of an experience; it is an experience… I'm not an abstractionist. I'm not interested in the relationship of color or form or anything else. […]
Jován Bethel Solo Exhibition August 13 - September 21 Patricia Barland Gallery Reception: August 14 | 6-8 pm Fort Washington, MD-based artist Bethel shares that his work reflects a journey […]
Textured Narratives An Exploration of Layers and Collage Exhibition August 13 - September 21 Hal Gomer Gallery Reception: August 14 | 6-8 pm This exhibition invites artists and viewers alike […]
Degeneration: Process and Decay in the Work of Selin Balci, Lauren Cardenas, Autumn Shackleford, and Hanna Vogel. Dates: August 19 – October 13, 2025 Opening Reception: Wednesday, August 27, 5-7 p.m. […]
Printmaking is a dynamic and versatile form of artistic expression that bridges tradition and innovation. It allows artists to explore repetition, texture, and process while communicating powerful ideas and imagery. […]
The Summer Member Show is a non-juried show where are Members’ art will be hung on a first-come, first-serve basis, members are entitled to only a single entry. The first 60 pieces of work entered […]
The Friends of Quiet Waters presents in the Willow Gallery the Annapolis Art Cooperative and in the Garden Gallery "Havana through Cuban Eyes" by artist Peter T. West. Two exhibits […]
From wind-sculpted coastlines to cloud-piercing mountain ranges, the Americas offer some of the planet’s most powerful and varied terrains. Yet these environments are forever in motion—reshaped by urban growth, ecological […]
More than 40 "street photographs" - taken by Annapolis photographer Peter T West in the early morning and early evening hours during a week in November of 2024 - capture […]
Nature’s Palette is the theme of the exhibit at Quiet Waters Park brought to you by the artists of the Annapolis Art Cooperative. The reception is September 14th from 1:30-3:30.
Murray Taylor’s skies have dominated his canvas for a while now. “Everyone who has ever lived has gazed at the sky and the sky looks much the same as it […]
Join Pamela Godfrey, flute, Paula Sweterlisch, violin, and Katie McCarthy, cello as we play classical trios while you sip and dine at 49 West Coffeehouse and Winebar. No cover […]
Hosted by eight local restaurants with outdoor cafe dining on the street. Located in Historic Annapolis, Dinner Under the Stars brings visitors and the community together to meet, greet, […]
Wednesdays 9/10/25-9/24/25 6:30pm-9:30pm. Price: $168 Are you disappointed in the photos you take? Do they lack “punch”? Do you feel the photo doesn’t match what you saw? If so, this […]
From Pyramids to Pixels: Harnessing AI for Cultural Heritage in Egypt, will be presented on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, at 7:00 PM (ET), featuring Professor Yasser Elshayeb, leader of numerous […]
The Dirty Heads will headline the 4th Annual Annapolis Songwriters Festival, bringing their signature alt-rock/reggae fusion to downtown Annapolis this September. The multi-day event continues to grow in popularity, attracting […]
You’re Invited to an Evening of Elegance! Celebrate the opening of our opera season with an unforgettable evening—beginning with a festive cocktail hour, followed by a gourmet seated dinner by […]
Thursday Workshop 9/11 6:30pm- 8:30pm Price: $31.05 If you take pictures of any sports activities, whether of kids’ or grandkids’ Little League games, or if you are an aspiring or […]
When a well-kept past threatens a rising politician’s future, personal ideals clash with public image. With dazzling dialogue and timely themes, the play explores reputation, forgiveness, and the illusion of […]
When a well-kept past threatens a rising politician’s future, personal ideals clash with public image. With dazzling dialogue and timely themes, the play explores reputation, forgiveness, and the illusion of […]