Events in Annapolis today

In Annapolis, Maryland, this MD Wear & Carry class offers options for both initial training and renewal. It runs over two days. Registration is available, and the organizer can answer questions.

Experience a serene stand-up paddleboard yoga class on the calm waters at Capital SUP that blends energizing vinyasa flow with soothing restorative stretches. It begins with mindful breathing and fluid sequences to cultivate strength and steadiness, then shifts into longer, grounding poses that ease tension and settle the mind. This session welcomes every level, whether new to yoga, paddleboarding, or both. Participants float, breathe, and move with intention while practicing on the water.

Set beside the water, this intimate day retreat offers a gentle pause to reset and reconnect through creativity. Expect guided art sessions suitable for all levels, with every supply provided so there is nothing to bring. A nourishing lunch is included, along with unhurried space for reflection, meaningful conversation, and creative renewal. Led by Christalene, the experience invites you to trust your intuition, release perfectionism, and create from an authentic place. The day pass is $275 and covers all activities, materials, and lunch. Payment options include Zelle, check, cash, Apple Pay, or credit card, with fees applying to cards. Availability is limited, with five spots remaining.

Swing by Quiet Waters Park for Annapolis Makers & Merchants, a casual in-person market where you can browse and shop handmade goods and local treasures. Bring friends, chat with makers and merchants, and enjoy a relaxed day outdoors while you discover something new.

The 13th annual Third Eye Throwdown Tent Sale brings a massive selection of deals to Third Eye Annapolis. The tent features thousands of select items discounted by 50 percent or more, including $1 comics, a fill a short box offer for $50, half off graphic novels, toys and statues, and tabletop games, plus $10 records, $5 Funko Pops, and $5 T-shirts. Tent-only exclusives include Third Eye Lucky Bags with 15 comics for $10 and random surprises, Third Eye Fun Boxes that bundle 25 comics, one graphic novel, one Funko Pop, and two variants for $25, and Third Eye Theme Packs with value-focused variant mystery packs and story sets. If it is in the tent, it is on sale.

Step outside for a garden yoga experience at Fig & Flower. This outdoor class blends the energy of vinyasa with the ease of slow flow, inviting you to move with your breath in longer, unhurried intervals. You will ease in with a gentle warmup, flow through sun salutations, settle into steadier sequences, explore balance, and finish with restorative poses that let you fully relax, all with the sounds of nature and flowers nearby. All levels and abilities are welcome. Bring a mat, sunscreen, and water. Nature provides the rest.

At Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, this Fan Fest brings the Navy Football team together with supporters for meet and greets with Midshipmen, on-field games, and giveaways from Navy Athletics partners. The event is presented by Lexus and Luminis Health.

A debut showing presents a fifteen-piece body of work that spotlights experiences of mental illness and works to reduce stigma. Each artwork stands as its own narrative, offering a close look at an individual condition and its layers. The series will be on view at Annapolis Family Acupuncture, with pieces available for purchase.

Peter Levin appears with The Fitzkee Brothers for a concert that brings together soulful keys and improvisation-rich jams. Levin, a five-time Grammy-nominated keyboardist, writer, and producer, is known for expressive Hammond organ work and wide-ranging collaborations across blues, Americana, gospel, rock, country, and pop. His credits include touring and recording with Gregg Allman, Amanda Shires, Aaron Neville, Ringo Starr, Dolly Parton, The Highwomen, Marcus King, the Blind Boys of Alabama, Pharrell Williams, Public Enemy, Beastie Boys, and Robert Randolph. As a songwriter and producer, he has contributed to Grammy-nominated recordings for the Blind Boys of Alabama and co-written with Amanda Shires, Marcus King, and The Highwomen. He is endorsed by Vintage Vibe Electric Pianos, Yamaha Music USA, Louis Electric Amps, and Hammond Organ USA. The Fitzkee Brothers deliver high-energy, improvisation-forward performances that blend the spirit of classic rock and vintage funk with a contemporary jam band feel. Streaming highlights include Give You All My Love surpassing 150,000 plays and Lakesong topping 45,000, with playlist placements on Spotify’s Modern Jam Band and Joe Bonamassa’s Top Shelf Americana. Their sound draws on The Allman Brothers Band, the Grateful Dead, Parliament Funkadelic, The Meters, Tedeschi Trucks Band, and The Band, while channeling the drive of artists like Jimi Hendrix and Foo Fighters. They appear frequently alongside members of the Allman Betts Family Revival, have shared stages with Duane Betts, George Porter Jr., Robert Randolph, Live Dead & Brothers, and Dumpstaphunk, and have performed at Ramble Fest, Flo Jam Festival, Philadelphia Folk Festival, Sunshine Get Down, Delmarva Folk Festival, and Toast & Jam Music Festival. The core lineup features Drew Fitzkee on bass and vocals and Alex Fitzkee on drums and vocals, with rotating collaborators including Joe Marcinek, Jonathan Sloane, Isaac Hadden, Will Bart, and Jaden Lehman. Collaborations have also included Post Malone, Oteil Burbridge, Luther Dickinson, Devon Allman, Ron Holloway, Vaylor Trucks, Melody Trucks, Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady, Justin Guip, and Bruce Katz. This event is open to all ages.

Settle into a stand up paddleboard yoga session with Tracy on the calm waters at Capital SUP. The class blends gentle movement, conscious breathing, and an intentional pace to create a supportive atmosphere open to every body and level of experience. Expect steady sequences, moments of stillness, and a touch of play that help you tune in to your breath, your board, and the natural surroundings. Whether you are new to yoga, new to paddling, or simply seeking a tranquil way to move, this experience offers time to slow down, recharge, and head off feeling restored.

The Sunday brunch buffet at The Lodge Annapolis comes with live jazz. Enjoy a relaxed meal while the music sets the tone.

Bonnie Stewart and Maddie Lenhart are set to perform a matinee show at Rams Head On Stage in Annapolis. The concert starts at noon local time.

At Rams Head On Stage, Disciple of the Garden, also known as D.O.G., honors the music of Chris Cornell with a set drawing from Soundgarden, Audioslave, Temple of the Dog, and his solo work. Based in Westchester County, New York, the band channels the intensity and feeling of 90s grunge and hard rock, performing familiar hits along with deeper tracks. With close attention to detail, they reflect Cornell’s distinctive voice, emotive songwriting, and high-voltage stage presence. All ages are welcome.

This beginner-friendly music camp invites children ages 5 to 7 to explore a range of rock instruments while building core skills like listening, understanding how songs are put together, keeping steady rhythms, and making music together. Campers get an accessible introduction to basic music theory and thoughtful listening in a supportive setting. Each day blends rehearsals, guided practice, and playful, music-centered activities, all leading to a short performance that showcases what the group has learned. Participants should bring lunch, snacks, water, and hearing protection. To help maintain a safe and welcoming environment, nut products are not permitted in lunches or snacks, and toy or real weapons are not allowed.

Jing Ying Institute of Kung Fu & Tai Chi presents a kids camp that blends active training with creative exploration. Designed for ages 5 to 12, the program builds strength, coordination, and confidence through focused kung fu practice, tai chi, tumbling, and energetic group games like tag and dodgeball. Campers also dive into hands-on projects and cultural experiences, including crafts, music, Chinese Lion Dance, cool science activities, paper folding, and Chinese calligraphy. Newcomers learn foundational techniques and forms, while returning students work on advancing their skills. Tumbling sessions progress from balance work such as headstands and handstands to rolls, cartwheels, and more advanced movements like headsprings, handsprings, and flips. All activities are taught by experienced adult instructors, with occasional support from responsible teen kung fu students. Half-day options are available, and earlier drop-off or later pick-up can be arranged for an additional fee.

Capital SUP hosts a Senior Day each Wednesday, offering half off paddleboard and kayak rentals for guests ages 55 and up across all locations. Enjoy a calm paddle, light exercise on the water, or time with friends. Staff are available to help first timers get started, and people of any skill level are welcome. To ensure availability, making a reservation in advance is suggested.

This guided sail explores the history of the Chesapeake while showcasing landmarks and scenery visible from the water. Each week highlights a distinct topic, with a guest speaker aboard to share insights and stories. A schedule of upcoming topics is available.

Spend time on the water with a two-for-one offer on paddleboard and kayak rentals available across all Capital SUP locations. Bring a friend, family member, or coworker and explore together while paying for only one rental. Whether you are trying paddling for the first time or have plenty of experience, this is an easy way to enjoy the outdoors. Making a reservation in advance is recommended to ensure availability.

Build the core skills behind refined Ballroom and Latin dancing in a focused technique class. The emphasis alternates each week between Ballroom and Latin, so participants can develop better movement quality, balance, musical timing, posture, body action, and partnering across a range of styles. It is suited to dancers who want to sharpen technique, elevate performance quality, and reinforce a strong foundation in a welcoming, supportive setting.

Enjoy a beer tasting on the water featuring a rotating Chesapeake area brewery each month. A brewery representative will be aboard to share insights as you sample three beers. After the tasting, you may purchase full pours of the ones you liked best.

An in-house wine dinner presents four courses matched with four thoughtful pairings. It begins with burrata served with blistered tomatoes, pesto, Calabrian chili oil and crostini alongside Librandi Ciro Bianco. The second course offers spaghetti alla vongole with baby clams in a garlic wine sauce paired with Zenato Bardolino Chiaretto. Next comes wild boar ragu over creamy polenta finished with shaved parmesan paired with Rocca di Frassinello Maremma Toscana Le Sughere di Frassinello. To finish, dark chocolate truffles rolled in crushed hazelnuts are paired with Altesino Brunello di Montalcino. The price is $90 per person, with gratuity additional. Vegetarian and gluten-free options are available by emailing erin@lunabluofannapolis.com. Guests may enjoy a drink before the dinner begins. Event information also highlights John “Amo” Amoroso, territory manager for the Heritage Division of Winebow Imports in the Mid-Atlantic. He represents a portfolio of wines from several family-owned estates in Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, and Greece, brings more than twenty-eight years of wine industry experience, and has a restaurant background that includes creating award-winning wine lists and helping people appreciate the relationship between food and wine.

Bluegrass musicians and fans gather for the Annapolis jam at Coconut Joe's Bar & Grill, with covered spots for up to three picking circles and plenty of room on porches, lawns, and docks. Expect tune swapping, harmonies, and friendly energy as the music flows by the bay. The gathering welcomes listeners, pickers, and the wider bluegrass community to sing, pick, and enjoy the music together.

This book club discussion focuses on C.S. Lewis's The Screwtape Letters, presented as letters from a seasoned devil to his trainee. With dark humor, it looks at how power works through temptation, distraction, and quiet manipulation. The conversation offers space to reflect on how societies influence individuals and how beliefs, authority, and systems can steer personal choices.

Part of the summer Yoga on the Point series at Ferry Point Marina, this all-levels Vinyasa class is led by Heather from Yoga Barn. Practice as sunset colors and wide views of the Magothy River create a calming backdrop for movement and breath. After class, enjoy a bubbly water with fellow participants at the picnic tables, or visit The Point Crabhouse for a meal. Participants may also bring a paddle craft to launch from the marina for a minimal fee before or after the session. Attendance can be covered with a Yoga Barn class pack or a $28 drop-in.

Senior Day at Capital SUP offers guests 55 and older 50% off paddleboard and kayak rentals at all locations. It takes place every Wednesday and is ideal for a peaceful paddle, light outdoor exercise, or a fun outing with friends. All experience levels are welcome, and staff are available to help you get started. Reservations are recommended to ensure availability.

Hop aboard for the Wilma Lee Wednesday Night Races Watch Party, a two-hour cruise on the Chesapeake Bay focused on watching the Wednesday Night Races. The ticket includes complimentary beverages such as wine, beer, canned cocktails, and soda. This event runs from early evening into the night.

Meet Kami Garcia and Gabriel Picolo at Third Eye Annapolis for a signing of Teen Titans Together, featuring the creators behind the YA Teen Titans graphic novels. Billed as the final Teen Titans signing with the duo, this event offers a chance to get books signed and celebrate the series’ concluding volume. A pre-signing Q&A with the creators is planned, with further details to be announced. The first ten people in line will receive a gift available only at this event.

Reynolds Tavern presents live jazz with the Unified Jazz Ensemble alongside a full fine dining experience and casual options in the 1747 Pub. A $10 cover applies in the pub, and guests seated for fine dining are not charged a cover. Choose a sit-down meal or opt for relaxed bites as the music plays. The setting brings together quality food, live jazz, and a sense of history.

Versed Fox Book Club devotes this session to the poetry of Czesław Miłosz. Readers will explore work by the Nobel Prize winning writer, considering themes of history, morality, and the human condition. The focus includes how his poems engage with war, exile, and memory, and the search for meaning and beauty in a fractured world.

Rams Head On Stage hosts Southern Avenue, a Blues Music Award-winning, GRAMMY-nominated Memphis band that blends original Memphis blues, modern soul and gospel-rooted grooves. Led by vocalist and songwriter Tierinii Jackson alongside guitarist and songwriter Ori Naftaly, with Jackson sisters Tikyra T.K. Jackson and Ava Jackson, the group is known for message-driven songs, rich harmonies, propulsive rhythms and electrifying guitar work. Critics at outlets such as AllMusic, Relix and No Depression have highlighted their rootsy Memphis soul foundation, Tierinii’s soaring vocals and uplifting, timeless anthems. Their album Family, crafted in Memphis at Royal Studios with producer John Burk and engineer Boo Mitchell, underscores their storytelling focus and the deep bond at the core of their music. This event is open to all ages.

A monthly creative meetup offers a relaxed space to connect with fellow makers through art, conversation, and playful experimentation. Participants may attend a single session or take part in the full five-part series. No prior experience is required, only an open mind and a willingness to have fun. Each gathering explores a different medium and a fresh challenge. Creative Kate, an art coach, guides the experience and starts with optional activities designed to spark ideas, such as a brief warm up, a surprise material, a prompt to dig into, suggestions for continuing at home, and a flexible, step-by-step path so you can choose your level of guidance. Past projects have included mystery-box explorations, monochrome ink pieces with unexpected textures, glittering resin jewelry, circular weaving, and tiny clay foods. This semester features pop up art, iron-on wall fabric, mosaics, upcycling, and take-home prompts, with every class centering on a distinct medium and a catalyst to get creativity flowing. Participants can also bring personal projects to stay accountable to their own practice. Most art forms are welcome, but oil and spray paints are not permitted. Expect access to a variety of studio supplies for hands-on experimentation, idea-sharing and feedback from other creatives, and support for moving past creative blocks like the blank page. Due to small class sizes and advance planning needs, missed sessions are not refundable. If a waitlisted spot can be filled, a refund may be issued. Masks are optional for indoor classes and events, and the policy may be updated with advance notice.

Crickets & Cicadas perform at Mother's Peninsula Grille in Arnold, MD for the first time, playing two sets of Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia Band classics along with deep cuts. There is no cover charge.

O'Loughlin's in Arnold, MD welcomes the acoustic duo One Step Down for an upbeat night of live music. Known for a wide-ranging song list and lively performances, they weave hits from across genres into an engaging show. Enjoy the tunes alongside food and drinks in a classic, laid-back pub setting.

Experience a monthly community meditation in Annapolis centered on a soothing sound bath, a sound-based immersion designed to encourage deep relaxation and renewal. A sound frequency practitioner from the Human Activation School of Expanded Consciousness will present Tibetan singing bowls, including rare pieces said to be more than 200 years old, blending the tones of 7 to 12 different metals to create a calming soundscape. The gathering highlights both contemporary integrative health perspectives and long-standing traditions that connect sound with well-being. Participants describe feeling more peaceful, intuitive, and aware after the session. Each month brings something fresh, from chakra-focused practices and gong baths to themed meditations honoring whales, elephants, and the natural world. This is a non-religious experience, and attendees are welcome to sit, lie down, or stand. Pillows, blankets, and yoga mats can make it more comfortable. The meditation begins promptly, and doors close at the start to preserve a quiet space, with reflective conversation offered afterward. A sliding-scale contribution of $15 to $30 is suggested, and proceeds support Crystal Ashram, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Despite the playful name, no water is involved... it is all about sound.

Join us for Thursday Night Trivia in the taproom at Forward Brewing. It’s first come, first served, and seating requires everyone in your party or team to be present. Arrive early to secure your spot.

Supernova brings an Oasis tribute to Rams Head On Stage, channeling the grit, swagger, and high-energy spirit of the band’s early club and theater shows. Set in an intimate environment, the performance delivers a powerful, feel-it-in-your-chest sound and encourages singing along to every word. For anyone who missed Oasis in their prime, this act strives to recreate that live experience. Open to all ages.