Whether it’s a cozy drink, a sweet treat or a hearty meal, neighborhood spots offer fall favorites for every appetite. more

The Classic Theatre of Maryland (CTM) will kick off its 2026-2027 season with a William Shakespeare classic, “Hamlet,” running October 1-18. more

“Summer: The Donna Summer Musical,” at Toby's Dinner Theatre, celebrates the life and music of the legendary Queen of Disco. more

Compass Rose Theater is bringing a varied lineup of musicals and plays to Annapolis for its 2026-2027 season. more

Local independent college counselor and author Kat Spitzer announced the release of her latest book, “The Counselor in Your Corner.” more

Inspired by fellow musicians, Charles Kavoossi started putting together a band, which is now a trio, including Jeff Thompson and Jay D’Annunzio. more

Fairs and festivals happening in the greater Annapolis area this month promise fun for all. Merriment abounds every weekend in September, starting with the Maryland Renaissance Festival and culminating with the Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival. more

Author Dylan Roche, an Arnold resident and Severna Park High School graduate, released his third book, “Shadowclaw,” in August. more

For music enthusiasts, summers in Severna Park are bookended by free concert series at Hatton Regester Green. Each May and September, the Friends of Anne Arundel County Trails arranges for local musicians to perform on Sunday afternoons at the idyllic spot in the heart of town. more

The Naptown Philharmonic Orchestra (NPO), under the baton of Music Director/Conductor Anna Binneweg, announced its 2026-2027 season, a celebration of emotion and evocative music that touches everyone. more

Hosted by the Severna Park Voice and Cafe Mezzanotte, the sixth annual Art in the Park music and arts festival is coming up on Sunday, September 27. more

Celebrations of the country’s semiquincentennial anniversary continue locally this month with a piano recital presented by Woods Memorial Presbyterian Church staff member Junghoon Park. more