More than 4,000 black Americans were lynched in the United States between 1865 and 1950. At least 40 were in Maryland. “Burn: The Lynching of George Armwood” tells the story of the last … more

Menu includes- Fried chicken, Mashed potatoes, Pasta Salad, Shrimp, and cake for dessert. Ticket price- $40 includes: unlimited beer, food and shrimp T-shirts will be for sale more

Celebrate Shark Week at the library! Decorate a cupcake and learn about sharks. Please call 410.222.6285 to register. more

2018 marked the “Year of Frederick Douglass” in Maryland, and what better way to celebrate his life than through student voices and expression. Anne Arundel County students -- public, … more

Please join us for all you can eat soup, salad, and bread for just $8! We are raising money for KODA camp! We will also be selling sodas/water and baked goods. There are at least 10 different yummy … more

Do you have what it takes to be an astronaut? Put your skills to the test at our space station. more

Tour Annapolis with a period-dressed guide on this unique walking tour that explores African American heritage. Trace the rich and authentic journey of African Americans in Maryland exploring their … more

PGB, P3 and KKI are partnering up to raise money for Autism Awareness. Local businesses, Comedians, Celebrities, and the paintball community have come together to help raise money for a great … more

Award-winning family entertainer Chris Fascione brings literature to life with boundless energy and humor, receiving rave reviews from children, parents, and librarians alike. He combines acting, … more

In February of 2018, Governor Larry Hogan signed a proclamation declaring 2018 as the “Year of Frederick Douglass” to honor the 200 th anniversary of Maryland’s own, abolitionist, … more