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SUMMARY:We Make Black History-Yesterday\, Today and Tomorrow
DESCRIPTION:In celebration of Black History Month\, Montpelier House Museum\, in partnership with the Uhuru Quilters Guild\, is proud to present “We Are Black History-Yesterday\, Today and Tomorrow.” This free exhibit will feature dynamic designs by skilled quilters on various themes of Black History. \nExhibit Available from Thursdays-Mondays\, 10 am-4 pm.
URL:https://bayweekly.com/event/we-make-black-history-yesterday-today-and-tomorrow/
LOCATION:Montpelier House Museum
CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show,Events
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SUMMARY:We Make Black History-Yesterday\, Today and Tomorrow
DESCRIPTION:In celebration of Black History Month\, Montpelier House Museum\, in partnership with the Uhuru Quilters Guild\, is proud to present “We Are Black History-Yesterday\, Today and Tomorrow.” This free exhibit will feature dynamic designs by skilled quilters on various themes of Black History. \nExhibit Available from Thursdays-Mondays\, 10 am-4 pm.
URL:https://bayweekly.com/event/we-make-black-history-yesterday-today-and-tomorrow-12/
LOCATION:Montpelier House Museum
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SUMMARY:African American Heritage Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Trace the journey of African Americans\, and explore their impact both nationally and internationally. This 2-hour walking tour\, offered in partnership with the Kunte Kinte-Alex Haley Foundation and named a “Heritage Award Winner” by the Four Rivers Heritage Area\, starts at Market House Park across from Annapolis City Dock\, where slave ships entered 300 years ago. The Alex Haley statue that marks the significance of the author of Roots and the journey of his ancestor Kunte Kinte is featured. Symbolically\, the stroll continues uphill through local history to the State House and the statue of Thurgood Marshall\, the first African American Supreme Court Justice. Hear of famous Marylanders\, such as Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass. Your period-attired guide will highlight the importance of the Underground Railroad in the Chesapeake Bay region. During colonial times\, the labor of both the enslaved and free blacks was the cornerstone upon which the tobacco economy was built. In the 19th-century\, Maryland was home to more free African Americans than any other state. Presently\, Maryland continues to grow because of the important contributions made by her African American residents. The Kunta Kinte-Alex Haley Foundation receives 20% of the proceeds.
URL:https://bayweekly.com/event/african-american-heritage-walking-tour/
LOCATION:Market House Park\, 25 Market Space\, Annapolis\, MD\, 21401
CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show,Events
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SUMMARY:African American Heritage Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Trace the journey of African Americans\, and explore their impact both nationally and internationally. This 2-hour walking tour\, offered in partnership with the Kunte Kinte-Alex Haley Foundation and named a “Heritage Award Winner” by the Four Rivers Heritage Area\, starts at Market House Park across from Annapolis City Dock\, where slave ships entered 300 years ago. The Alex Haley statue that marks the significance of the author of Roots and the journey of his ancestor Kunte Kinte is featured. Symbolically\, the stroll continues uphill through local history to the State House and the statue of Thurgood Marshall\, the first African American Supreme Court Justice. Hear of famous Marylanders\, such as Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass. Your period-attired guide will highlight the importance of the Underground Railroad in the Chesapeake Bay region. During colonial times\, the labor of both the enslaved and free blacks was the cornerstone upon which the tobacco economy was built. In the 19th-century\, Maryland was home to more free African Americans than any other state. Presently\, Maryland continues to grow because of the important contributions made by her African American residents. The Kunta Kinte-Alex Haley Foundation receives 20% of the proceeds.
URL:https://bayweekly.com/event/african-american-heritage-walking-tour-2/
LOCATION:Down Town Annapolis
CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show,Events
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SUMMARY:Colonial Annapolis & USNA Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy the rich stories of historic Annapolis\, the Maryland State House\, and the U.S. Naval Academy. Your knowledgeable\, period-attired guide will share four centuries of this charming city’s unique history and culture\, highlighting the 18th-century. A favorite for 50 years and a wonderful introduction to the best of Annapolis.\nPhoto ID required.
URL:https://bayweekly.com/event/colonial-annapolis-usna-walking-tour-2022-02-06/
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