This past weekend, the Caritas Society of St. John's College Annapolis held a fundraiser promoting Children’s Lit writers from around the area. The Caritas Society, formed in 1969 to raise funds for student book purchases and offer events that provide relationships between St. Johns and the larger community, has long held a Meet the Author [...]
Tradition undergirds the 32nd annual croquet match between USNA and St. John's College. We're talking not only the tradition of the croquet match itself, but the tradition of Annapolis attending this free community event. We have the details of this once-a-year, family-friendly event below. What is it? For thirty-two years, students from both St. John's [...]
With the blooming of spring comes the burst of more great events around Annapolis. This week, enjoy live performances, nature walks, cruises, crafty events, and of course, the annual USNA/St. John's croquet match. Annapolis Entertainment USNA and St. John's participate in an old-time tradition this week--the annual croquet match. This event happens on Saturday, April [...]
The Johnnies and the Middies face off for this year’s 29th annual Annapolis Cup croquet competition on Saturday, April 30, at 1 p.m. on the front lawn of the St. John's College campus. Spectators picnic on the lawn, swing dance, dress in Gatsby-like fashions, and listen to the St. John’s Freshman Chorus and the U.S. Naval [...]
Annapolis is best known for The Naval Academy and images of young men and women in their white uniforms walking around town. But, the locals all know how to spot a “St. Johnnie†too. These are students of St. John’s College and this college campus is as different from The Naval Academy as a straight [...]
The King William Players will perform Edward Albee’s “Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?†at 7 p.m. Friday, December 10; at 6 p.m. Saturday, December 11; and at 2 p.m. Sunday, December 12. The performances will be held in the Francis Scott Key Auditorium and are . No tickets or reservations are required. The play focuses [...]
City Dock is the heart of the historic district and of the colonial seaport that has been the capital of Maryland since 1695. From here you can see across the Severn River to Greenbury Point, site of the first English settlement in Anne Arundel County; across the Chesapeake Bay to Kent Island, the first English [...]
