Severna Park resident David Pechillo and his team have developed a new app called Weebl. more

Backed by Steve Abshire and Steve Herberman, vocalist Sue Matthews will perform May 16 in the first outdoor concert of the season by Jazz Beyond Borders. more

Maryland Hall will host renowned environmental artist Patrick Dougherty to create a Stickwork sculptural installation this May. more

Dr. Bruce Jarrell sees being a surgeon and a blacksmith as two halves of the same coin. “Surgery is a technical art as is metalworking, involving hand-eye coordination, being able to work on the fly and coming up with new solutions if something doesn’t work,” he said. more

Ben Gardner, a lifelong Severna Park resident and full-time salesman, is the host of the TOTs podcast, which stands for “thoughts on things.” more

Food critic Mary Cobbler dishes out the details on the "botana mixta," burrito norteno and camarones Yucatecos. more

“The Point” follows a group of children from a small island, and one special child, Everly, who has the ability to see the future. more

The elements of a good family film are laid down early on but are never developed. more

One week from the opening night of “Shrek: The Musical,” Toby's Dinner Theatre was forced to reschedule. more

Ballet Theatre of Maryland caps its “season of hope” with two performance options. more

This year’s Annapolis Film Festival contains over 100 films from 35 countries. more

Eighteen restaurants are offering deals and discounts through a Cause Card with an accompanying printed or digital coupon brochure. more

The concert pays special tribute to women in jazz during Women’s History Month and can be seen from any location or time zone. more

Dr. William N. Collins hasn’t seen one patient since the pandemic began, but it doesn’t bother him as that means he’s had more time to pursue and work on his true passion, art. more

Alexandra Cohl has found her voice, and she is using it and her unique online platform to highlight and celebrate other women’s work in podcasting. more

Sometimes you just got to have some Chinese food. It’s one of those cravings that hits you either out of the blue or when someone mentions it. more

Whether returning to the movie theater or watching a film from the comfort of your couch, several options are coming to a screen near you in March. more

CCTA is currently holding virtual spring classes but will transition to a hybrid model this summer. Jordan said that CCTA reached out to the community for feedback in preparing for a return to in-person classes. more

Annapolis Musicians Fund for Musicians Inc. is accepting applications for its fourth annual Tim King Music Performance Scholarship. more

Many distinguished speakers are scheduled to join the virtual Annapolis Book Festival on Saturday, April 24, and Sunday, April 25. more