This Weekend
Upper Marlboro
Watch athletes from the Colonial Athletic Association compete for the Championship title.
Baltimore
The legendary Don Quixote's dream is alive as he embarks on a quest to
lay siege on the windmills and to win the heart of Aldonza, his
beautiful muse.
Baltimore
The Maryland Arms Collectors Assn. presents their Antique Arms Show which
has been held annually since 1955. No modern handguns allowed--no MD
registered "assault weapons" allowed.
Rouse Theatre
Columbia
Choose from two concerts of blockbuster hits from your favorite films,
Broadway shows, popular songs, and light classics. One of our most
popular and family-friendly events!
Queenstown
(Eastern Shore)
Hear the story of how the printing of the Star Spangled Banner came
about through the efforts of a prominent citizen of our county. Free
admission, refreshments. For more info call (410)758-3010, or email
info@qachistory.org
Chesapeake City
Welcome early spring with a small town parade, $100 cash prize for best
float, with bagpipers, Mummers Band, antique vehicles, floats and more,
followed by our infamous PUB CRAWL. Parade begins at 12pm on Bohemia
Avenue, ending in Pell Gardens. Rain date is 3/22
Gaithersburg
10-2
Dozens of units will march in the parade, including Celtic dancers,
bagpipe bands, clowns, fire trucks, and more. When the parade is over
there will be live entertainment on the Lakefront Plaza until 1 p.m.
Ocean City
Ocean City's St. Patrick's Day Parade is March 15, 2014 parading south
from 60th Street to 45th Street promptly at 12:00 Noon. Irish-American
festival at 45th Street Village from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Patuxent Research Refuge
The Patuxent Research Refuge will be celebrating the 110th anniversary
of the National Wildlife Refuge System with a fun-filled family event.
Activities will include live animal shows by Watkins Nature Center at
11:00 am and 12:30 pm. There will also be children’s nature crafts and
other activities.
Davidsonville
This free community event highlights environmentally friendly products,
services and ideas. Free shopping bags, tree seedlings, free admission. Rain-barrels and native plants for sale. Music and food too!
Westminster
There were many businesses that sprang up throughout the county during
this time period. Children will learn about some of these businesses
through creative play, stories, pictures, and activities that resemble
the businesses. They will also create a business of their own.
Ellicott City Station
Children and families are invited to join the ladies of the Maine Camp
Hospital Association for a Civil War era tea party. Enjoy tea and snacks
that were common in the period. Learn about social and home front
issues and the work that was done for wounded soldiers by these ladies
during the war. Recommended for families with young children; no
reservations required.
Mar 16th
Baltimore
For more than 50 years, thousands of spectators have crowded the streets
and sidewalks of downtown Baltimore and the famous Inner Harbor to
watch thousands more march and celebrate Irish culture, music, song, and
dance. The Shamrock 5K race begins at 1:15 p.m. at Charles and Mulberry
Streets. The Parade starts off at 2:00 p.m. at the Washington Monument,
and continues to Pratt St. & Market Place
Washington DC
Reverend Monsignor Salvatore A.
Criscuolo is the grand marshal for the annual parade that also features
bagpipers, bands, dancers and floats representing civic associations and
local businesses. It's free to watch along the parade route with
grandstand seating available for $15 per person.
Ongoing
The Walters Art Museum
Each of the eight works on view in Jacob Lawrence’s Genesis Series
(1990) describes a passage from the book of Genesis in the King James
version of the Bible.
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