Each Saturday morning join Historic London Town and Gardens to discover different addictive pleasures during colonial times, such as alcohol, sugar, gambling, and other early earthy delights. February 24 - "Gaming the Law: Gambling Despite Laws Against It in Early America" with Kenneth Cohen, PhD, Curator of American Culture at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History Free for members, $10 for non-members

Come celebrate the Banneker-Douglass Museum's 34th Birthday/Anniversary! We will celebrate by honoring our namesake, Frederick Douglass.  Families with children of all ages can stop by the museum between 11am to 2pm, and celebrate the life and legacy of Frederick Douglass through fun guided tours and arts & crafts activities.  Snacks will be provided.

Bring in the outdoors by creating your own succulent arrangement in this family-friendly workshop. Workshop will be presented by Willow Oak Flower and Herb Farm, and will include supplies and instructions. Reservations required. Cost: $40 per arrangement for General Admission; $30 per arrangement for Family Circle Members

The Kunta Kinte - Alex Haley Foundation announces the creation and debut of the documentary film, Bates, Center of Excellence: Memories of Bates Teachers. This documentary was created by the Foundation as part of its ongoing effort to promote legacy endeavors in the city of Annapolis and throughout Anne Arundel County, Maryland. The documentary is based on the reflections and recounting of memories from interviews of 15 former teachers of Bates High School. It tells the story of Bates from the prospective of educators who had firsthand experiences in teaching...

The Galesville Heritage Society's 2018 Speaker Series continues. Last year's presentations on Bay Wise Gardening was a great success and this year the Galesville Heritage Society will follow up with more about good gardening practices and plants and trees that are just right for Galesville.

Art Educator Lucinda Edinberg will lead a tour of the “About Prints” exhibition at 3 p.m.

The Kunta Kinte - Alex Haley Foundation announces the creation and debut of the documentary film, Bates, Center of Excellence: Memories of Bates Teachers. This documentary was created by the Foundation as part of its ongoing effort to promote legacy endeavors in the city of Annapolis and throughout Anne Arundel County, Maryland. The documentary is based on the reflections and recounting of memories from interviews of 15 former teachers of Bates High School. It tells the story of Bates from the prospective of educators who had firsthand experiences in teaching...

Dig deeper into science and history in your backyard! SERC's 2018 winter lectures explore the future of the Chesapeake Bay and its fisheries, plus discoveries about historic Maryland life, from Native American use of the Bay to 20th-century America, with local experts in anthropology, architecture and the citizen science archaeology lab at SERC. February 27 - Preserving the History of a Jim Crow Era School: Restoration at Mill Swamp/Ralph J. Bunche School & Community Center with Sarah Grady SERC citizen scientist Schmidt Conference Center

Join us as we explore the newest findings on the history of 43 Pinkney Street: the Hogshead. This modest dwelling has been a mystery for some time. We will share the latest research on the building, and learn about the 18th century craftspeople of Annapolis. It's a hands-on experience in a site for the working folk of Annapolis. If you are interested in joining the wonderful team of volunteers at Hogshead, this is a great opportunity. It's a wonderful contrast to the William Paca House and the James Brice House!...

February 28: Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie, Authors   “America’s First Daughter” Authors’ book will be available for purchase Captain Avery Museum Winter Luncheon Series 2018 Our annual program begins January 24th and runs for six consecutive Wednesdays through February 28th. Come hear our engaging speakers then enjoy a delicious meal of homemade soup, specialty breads, dessert, and beverages. Lecture begins promptly at 11:30. Please arrive early to find your seat. Series for Museum Members: $95; Non-Members $100 Individual Luncheons for Museum Members: $22; Non-Members $25