The Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum proudly announces its newest exhibition, She Speaks: Black Women Artists and the Power of Historical Memory–a visionary presentation that examines the 250-year history of the United States of […]
An Art Exhibition featuring the collaborative works of local artists and members of Families Anonymous; open Mondays 1-6 and on appointment, starting March 22 through June 7, 2026, Arts Lab […]
Call-For-Artists The Stories of US: Exploring the American Experience and Narratives In honor of the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and in partnership with the Annapolis 250 Commission, […]
Well before America declared its independence in 1776, a building boom across the colonies meant that architects, carpenters, and artisans needed expertise, materials, and tools. Tools were specific to the […]
Mental Health Awareness Month Group Exhibition Hal Gomer Gallery I May 16-June 14, 2026 Reception: May 21, 2026, 6-8 pm Complimentary drinks and light snacks will be served during the […]
A visceral comparison of two influential works of video art: Blutclip (1993) by Swiss visual artist Pipilotti Rist and Vital Statistics of a Citizen, Simply Obtained (1977) by American conceptual […]
Join Anne Arundel County and the Arts Council in celebrating artists Terra Monique and Rashid Cornish at their solo exhibitions, held at the Arundel Center.
Show your Pride through art! Interested artists and crafters of all ages can submit their paintings, drawings, graphic designs, photography, collages, poetry/written word submissions, and handicrafts (anything that can be hung […]
Water, Water on the Wall at The Galleries at Quiet Waters with Artists Annette Uroskie and Joan Machinchick Both the Willow and the Garden galleries will hold the watercolor works […]
Now in our 26th year, Paint Annapolis brings over 110 artists for a week of painting out on the streets of our beautiful historic city. Paint Annapolis, hosted by MFA is a unique painting event that brings thousands of artists and art lovers to Annapolis the first week of June, and puts international professional visual artists from the US, Canada, and Europe in the streets of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County.
Now in our 25th year, Paint Annapolis brings over 110 artists for a week of painting out on the streets of our beautiful historic city. Paint Annapolis, hosted by MFA […]
Green AACC’s 2026 National Juried Art Exhibition DATES: April 28 — July 14, 2026 OPENING RECEPTION: April 29, 5 — 7 pm with juror remarks at 6 pm. […]
Let's Go Music Festival is the official kickoff to summer in Maryland. Created by a brother-and-sister duo from Annapolis, Let’s Go! was built by music lovers, for music lovers — […]
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) Written by Adam Long, Daniel Singer, and Jess Winfield Directed by Robin Schwartz Tickets: www.ptcshows.org Performance Dates at Live Arts Studio, Annapolis Mall: […]
Watch the sunset, relax with friends and listen to music on our waterfront lawn. Hamburgers, hot dogs, snacks, beer, wine and soft drinks available for purchase. See our full lineup […]
Since their formation in Carteret, New Jersey in 1980, The Smithereens have earned a reputation as one of America’s most enduring rock bands. Founding members Pat DiNizio (vocals/guitar), Jim Babjak […]
June 6 – June 28, 2026 Clap if you believe . . . Quiet Waters Park and the Friends of Quiet Waters Park Sculpture Committee are, by popular demand, again […]
Interested in joining our Dance Company for next season? We would love to have dancers ages 5-18 on our team! Welcoming environment, grow your skills quickly, make close friendships, build […]
The sun is out and ready to play! Join our playdate to make a suncatcher craft, draw with sidewalk chalk, and learn how to use the light of the sun to “print” […]
Celebrate Pride Month by making beautiful rainbow prints and postcards using styrofoam printing plates. This program is free, but space is limited, and registration is required. Kids of all ages […]
It’s the spring of 1776 and the American Revolution is underway. British occupation of several colonies, combined with Congress’s non-importation policy on British goods, makes essential supplies increasingly scarce for tradespeople. […]