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Join your neighbors in the Historic Stevensville Arts & Entertainment District every First Saturday of the month (April - November)! History comes alive with free tours of historic sites led by docents in historic garb. Learn more about the 1809 Cray House, Heritage Museum, Old Stevensville Train Station, Old Caboose, Old Post Office, Old Stevensville […]
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Justin Schlegel is a comedy and radio mainstay in Baltimore Maryland. He's performed at the world renowned Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal, Bert Kreischer's FULLY LOADED festival, and HBOs Aspen Comedy. Justin has worked with Dave Attell, Lisa Lamponelli, Harland Williams, and StavrosHalkias. Rob Stant is a stand up comedian based just outside […]
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Immerse yourself in early Queen Anne's County, early Maryland, and early America with free tours of Wright's Chance (c.1744) and Tucker House (c.1792) in Centreville each first Saturday of the month May - October. Both historic house museums, located across the street from one another, are operated by the Queen Anne's County Historical Society. Located in Centreville in walking distance to Wright's Chance and Tucker House, the Queen Anne's County Centre for the Arts served as a church from 1887 until 1959, and later as a county building. In the early 90's, the site was transformed into what it is today: a vibrant center featuring visual, performing, and cultural […] Opened in 2017 as a center for African American history programs and events (including book clubs, classes, and exhibits), this one-time high school for African American students (est. 1936) was named for education trailblazer Lucretia Kennard. Enjoy a remarkable museum and resource library that chronicles local, state, and national African American life. In addition to […]
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