Calling all arts and culture enthusiasts: Annapolis Opera recently launched "In The Wings", a new weekly video series intended to give patrons something to sing about in this unprecedented time. Kathy Swekel, General Director of Annapolis Opera, provided insight into the inspiration behind this new web series and how Annapolis Opera plans to move forward. [...]
Maryland Hall Reopens Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts announced that it has entered into an initial phase of reopening its campus. Students registered for classes at Maryland Hall as well as individuals with appointments are now permitted to enter the building. In addition, The Cafe at Maryland Hall is now offering curbside pickup and [...]
The City of Annapolis, in partnership with Maryland Hall, will be launching a speaker series, “Reimagining City Dock.” The first speaker on May 20 will be former Charleston Mayor Joe Riley, who will discuss “Visionary Leadership, Transformation and Resilience.” The event is free, but tickets, through the Maryland Hall website, are required. Riley was the [...]
Maryland Hall’s ArtFest is a day of creativity -- featuring art demonstrations, music recitals, dance performances, exhibitions, hands-on activities and children’s crafts. The day will be capped off by a concert performed by the United States Naval Academy Band! This FREE Open House showcases the arts at Maryland Hall like no other single day, attracting over 1,000 [...]
Tickets: $200/person; Sponsorships from $1,500 to $25,000 Maryland Hall’s 20th annual Arts Alive fundraiser will take place on Friday, September 7, 2018. Enjoy an evening on Bourbon Street where you will be immersed in the tastes and sounds that are true to the French Quarter of New Orleans. Arts Alive 20 takes place from 6 [...]
Encore: Rocks presents a vocal concert featuring a wide range of contemporary music. Note this special late afternoon time--kick off the weekend early with this concert. Wine and beer will be for sale and free popcorn courtesy of our sponsor will be provided for all. Most Encore singers grew up in the 50s, 60s and 70s. [...]
