Open to all levels, these classes are a refreshing way to begin your Sunday morning. Zen provided by the gardens overlooking the South River, instruction provided by various talent from the area, and yoga mat provided by you! Each week is a new theme. Event is rain or shine. Free with a suggested donation of $10 per person
Enjoy live entertainment and the works of 100 local and regional artists as you stroll along the first block of West and Calvert Streets next to Whitmore parking garage. Local restaurants set up outside cafes that are perfect for people watching and an afternoon bite to eat. Free parking for the family-friendly event is available at the state parking garage on the corner of Calvert and Bladen Streets.
The Deale Area Historical Society invites you to its Harvest Day in the Village. Experience the past with a tour of the historic village at Herrington Harbour North. Step back in time to understand life in the early 1900’s. Enjoy homemade butter, ice cream, artisans & trades of the early twentieth century. Free Admission.
Masterpieces by youngsters in the ArtWorks program run by Creative and Performing Arts of South County (CPASC) will be on display at the Captain Avery Museum throughout October. Kicked off with an opening reception on Sunday, October 1, the exhibit will be open every Sunday in October from 1-4 pm, including during the museum’s Oyster Festival on October 15. Free.
Autumn is near, the cool wind begins to blow, leaves are falling from the trees, and Squirrel is very busy preparing for winter. As we read The Busy Little Squirrel, we will join Squirrel as he dashes around looking for fruits and berries to eat when the ground is covered with snow. His friends want him to play, but will he join them? Crafts, song, and a snack will follow. Space is limited; reservations encouraged. Cost: Free for Family Circle Members, $8 per child for HA Members and Volunteers, $10 per child...
Now in its 48th year, the nation’s oldest and largest in-water sailboat show featuring exclusively new boats attracts more than 50,000 boating enthusiasts from around the world to America’s Sailing Capital each year. The event is recognized worldwide as the premier sailing showcase for seminars, boating attire and accessories, foul weather gear and boats of all sizes. Cruisers University takes place October 9-12. Individuals can register to learn all they need for living aboard a boat, plan their cruise, equip and maintain their boats and feel at ease heading out....
Learn about the accomplishments of the past year and Historic Annapolis’s plans for the future. Winners of the Preservation Awards, honoring superlative work in the areas of restoration, rehabilitation and reuse of historic properties, and individuals performing extraordinary service in the field of historic preservation will be announced. A highlight of the evening will be an update from the team of experts working on the restoration of the James Brice House. The presentation will be followed by a reception. Cost: Free Admission; Reservations Requested
Anne Arundel Genealogical Society is pleased to announce Italian Ancestors and Cousins: Finding Them Gets Easier All of the Time! Featuring guest speaker Joe Smaldone Joe Smaldone will provide an up-to-date review of how to access Italian records, especially on-line, with tips for effective searching. He will explain how to overcome language barriers in reading Italian records and how to use the internet to find new cousins and how to communicate with them, including lots of practical examples and personal experiences for illustration.
Celebrate American Archives Month this October with the Maryland State Archives. Free, one-on-one meetings with professional genealogists! This is an excellent opportunity for genealogists and researchers to sign up for a consultation with one of our genealogical professionals who will help you break through your brick walls. Fill in a gap in your family tree with this free session. All guests of the Archives must be prepared to show a government photo ID prior to entry.
Now in its 48th year, the nation’s oldest and largest in-water sailboat show featuring exclusively new boats attracts more than 50,000 boating enthusiasts from around the world to America’s Sailing Capital each year. The event is recognized worldwide as the premier sailing showcase for seminars, boating attire and accessories, foul weather gear and boats of all sizes. Cruisers University takes place October 9-12. Individuals can register to learn all they need for living aboard a boat, plan their cruise, equip and maintain their boats and feel at ease heading out....