Join us each Friday this summer for a special night at the Captain! We'll welcome local musicians, artists and presenters for a variety of engaging activities. Tickets available at https://captainaverymuseum.org/fridays-at-the-captains-1. Members Only Pricing - $120 for all 12 Fridays at the Captain's (Save $80). Become a member for as little as $30! Non-Member Pricing - […]
Benedict Arnold is the most famous turncoat in American history. He was a skilled officer in George Washington’s Continental Army who began secretly communicating with British intelligence agents, giving them insider information, and dramatically defecting to their side in return for a mountain of cash. Historian Richard Bell reconstructs the life and times of Benedict […]
Join us each Friday this summer for a special night at the Captain! We'll welcome local musicians, artists and presenters for a variety of engaging activities. Tickets available at https://captainaverymuseum.org/fridays-at-the-captains-1. Members Only Pricing - $120 for all 12 Fridays at the Captain's (Save $80). Become a member for as little as $30! Non-Member Pricing - […]
Profs and Pints Annapolis presents: “Rethinking the Universe,” on how the James Webb Space Telescope and other instruments are changing our understanding of the cosmos and Earth, with Jeffrey Larsen and Christopher Morgan, astrophysicists at the United States Naval Academy. We’ve entered a new age of astronomical wonder thanks to the latest generation of astronomical […]
Musical instruments have helped us to communicate and express ourselves since the dawn of human culture. Learning to build and play our own musical instruments slows us down, connects us to our bodies and to our self-expression, and helps us to connect with a sense of wonder, curiosity and play. In this 4 session workshop […]
Annapolis Cafe Scientifique (Science Café): Weather Forecast Innovation, by Dr. Hendrik Tolman, with NOAA’s National Weather Service. The science café is a place where people can gather to learn about and discuss a wide variety of science topics! The Annapolis Cafe Scientifique meets on the last Thursday of the month, 6:00-7:15pm ET Jan-Oct, currently via […]
Musical instruments have helped us to communicate and express ourselves since the dawn of human culture. Learning to build and play our own musical instruments slows us down, connects us to our bodies and to our self-expression, and helps us to connect with a sense of wonder, curiosity and play. In this 4 session workshop […]
Profs and Pints Annapolis presents: “Thoughts of the Undead,” with William Egginton, professor of humanities and director of the Alexander Grass Humanities Institute at Johns Hopkins University. The streets are crawling with them. For at least the last decade, it has been hard to turn on a TV in the evening or walk city streets […]
Join a group that loves learning just for the fun of it! Anne Arundel Community College's Peer Learning Partnership (PLP) is a community of lifelong learners that meets year-round for noncredit courses, discussion groups, and cultural and social events. PLP will preview its winter 2023 courses and upcoming activities at 10a.m. Monday, Nov.14, in CADE […]
In December 1752, Thomas Thistlewood, a white Jamaican planter, caught one of an enslaved man named Congo Sam, trying to run away. When Thistlewood challenged him, Congo Sam pulled a machete and ran at him. “I will kill you. I will kill you,” he shouted. Thistlewood screamed for help but none of his watching Black […]
Musical instruments have helped us to communicate and express ourselves since the dawn of human culture. Learning to build and play our own musical instruments slows us down, connects us to our bodies and to our self-expression, and helps us to connect with a sense of wonder, curiosity and play. In this 4 session workshop […]
This virtual lecture with Dr. Glenn F. Williams explains and answers the question on whether Maryland's own John Hanson, as the first president of the United States under the Articles of Confederation, should or should not be considered the nation's "first president" rather than George Washington. In addition, it will also present the argument why […]
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