March 18th, 4-7 p.m.; B Boutique, Annapolis
Join us and ProMD Annapolis for Botox Night! $149 for your first 20 units then $10 each unit after. Discounts on filler too! Also, 20% off all boutique purchases. Call 410-315-5306 for an appointment. Click here for more information.
March 18th, 6 - 7 p.m.; Virtual Event
This spring, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum will be hosting a hybrid virtual and in-person workshop designed to teach you how to grow your own oysters. Held via Zoom from 6–7pm on March 18 and on CBMM’s St. Michaels, Md., campus from 10am–noon on March 20, this oyster gardening program will provide attendees with all the information needed to successfully grow oysters off their own dock. Participants may register for just the virtual program for $25 or for both sessions for $200, with a 20% discount offered to CBMM members on both options.
Virtual Tutelary Tree Exhibition
March 19th through April 17th; Virtual Event
Trees stand short and tall; grow thin and wide; inspire and provide. They are essential to life and human well-being. Did you know that trees provide a home to over 80% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity (World Wildlife Fund)? Trees help improve the air we breathe; filter and absorb water which prevents harmful impacts to humans; provides a home to an array of different species around the world; helps create jobs and food; helps to cool the ever-increasing earth warming; and did you know, the bark of a tree is an ingredient for aspirin (One Tree Planted)? The tree is tutelary over us and the forests of the earth. Relax in the comfort of your home and take a walk through the forest by visiting the Tutelary Tree Exhibition, March 19, 2021 through April 18, 2021.
Introduction to Chesapeake Native Plants
March 19th, 11 a.m.; Virtual Event
Learn about the importance of using resilient plant materials to ensure a healthy habitat. Selecting plants from our ecoregion supports biodiversity and improves the health of the critical area of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. In keeping with their commitment to education and advocacy, Homestead Gardens has opened their new Native Habitat Center where they have carefully selected meaningful plant material of over 360 varieties of perennials, shrubs and trees.
March 20th through March 28th; Annapolis
This March 20-28, 2021 participating Annapolis restaurants offer prix fixe menus for you to enjoy. You can indulge in a two-course breakfast, two-course lunch, or three-course dinner. Some restaurants even have bonus specials! Plus for this year select locations will be offering restaurant week carry-out deals and to-go liquor deals. So whether you are ready to dine out or carryout we have you covered this year.
March 20th through 21st; Various Anne Arundel County Locations
Since 1903 Maryland has had an official day of celebrating its history on Maryland Day. In the Four Rivers Heritage Area of Anne Arundel County, the organization will be honoring Maryland's history, heritage, and culture, using a theme "Better Together" with events at 20 area locations. Most of the events will be held the weekend of March 19 – 21, 2021. "These family-friendly events will explore how our state's history, heritage, and culture has handled diversity, equity, and inclusion." Says Erik Evans, the events Marketing Director. To make the events as accessible to the public as possible, all Maryland Day events in Anne Arundel County will again this year are free or $1 admission. This year due to COVID safety protocols there are options for both in-person events throughout Anne Arundel County at historic and culturally significant sites and online events.
Spring Equinox Sets Stage for ASO's String Serenades
March 20th, 8-9 p.m.; Maryland Hall, Annapolis
The Annapolis Symphony Orchestra celebrates the arrival of spring with String Serenades, the fourth virtual performance in the Symphony’s Masterworks Series, on Saturday, March 20, at 8 pm, from Maryland Hall. “We wanted to give the spring equinox a pivotal significance at this point in our lives,” said ASO Music Director Maestro José-Luis Novo. “Our program echoes both the reflective and the hopeful moods in which we will likely find ourselves at this stage of the season and the pandemic as we look forward to an imminently brighter future.”
Yoga on the Farm Series: Spring Solstice
March 21st, 7:30 - 9 a.m.; Wildberry Farm + Market, Crownsville
Welcome Spring at Wildberry Farm with a morning yoga session among our wildflower fields! Annapolis local, YogiAllie will be teaching one class a month in a series that will run March thru November at Wildberry Farm + Market. We will be set up outdoors at Wildberry Farm + Market for a morning session of movement and stretching through an energizing yoga session lead by Allie. Social distancing will be observed, and we will have plenty of space to spread out!
Maryland Federation of Art's Collector's Choice
March 21st; Virtual Event
We’re hosting a Spring Edition of this fast, fun art lottery where every ticket holder gets an original artwork of their choice. The event is part in-person, part virtual. Collector’s Choice is a great way to add to your art collection while supporting one of the best nonprofit galleries in the mid-Atlantic region. The event will be held LIVE via Zoom on March 21. You’ll have the opportunity to view the art in person at Circle Gallery starting March 10. Find more information here.
March 21st, 1 - 4 p.m.; Maryland Hall, Annapolis
ArtFest showcases the arts at Maryland Hall like no other day! This year's free Open House will feature self guided outdoor activities, mini ArtReach film screenings throughout the building and special Gallery Hours to visit "In Search of Meaning: Memory Becomes Us" by Patricia Moss-Vreeland. The "Art of Activism" outdoor banner display will also return for Maryland Day weekend only. Chevy's Fresh Mex Food Truck will offer up festive eats!
