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. This exhibition will debut never-before-seen works on canvas, striking sculptures, and a large-scale community installation created in collaboration with local Annapolis students and residents. Through […]
The Galleries of Quiet Waters Park is proud to present its 14th annual show/sale, “Holiday Artisan Market, Artistic Gifts of the Season,” which runs fro November 19, 2025 to January 4, 2026. Ten artists will be displaying and selling their work: Joanne Bast (textiles), Val Bembenek (paper boxes), Chesapeake Woodworkers (wooden artworks), Firelight Glass (fused […]
The decade prior to the American Revolutionary War (1760s-1770s) is considered the “Golden Age of Annapolis” because the city was regarded as the “genteelest town in North America,” and was a distinguished center for commerce, cultural pursuits, social events, and Georgian architecture. Hammond-Harwood House, 19 Maryland Avenue, is recognizing this description of our fair city […]
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‘Tis the Season for tiny treasures! We are featuring an array of Small Gems pieces throughout December and into the New Year. We are also featuring new work by Victor Nizovstev. The McBride Gallery is brimming with holiday spirit, and the artists are excited to share what they have made.
The Galleries of Quiet Waters Park is proud to present its 14th annual show/sale, “Holiday Artisan Market, Artistic Gifts of the Season,” which runs fro November 19, 2025 to January 4, 2026. Ten artists will be displaying and selling their work: Joanne Bast (textiles), Val Bembenek (paper boxes), Chesapeake Woodworkers (wooden artworks), Firelight Glass (fused […]
The decade prior to the American Revolutionary War (1760s-1770s) is considered the “Golden Age of Annapolis” because the city was regarded as the “genteelest town in North America,” and was a distinguished center for commerce, cultural pursuits, social events, and Georgian architecture. Hammond-Harwood House, 19 Maryland Avenue, is recognizing this description of our fair city […]