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Sign Up Now! Joan Gaither to Offer Hands-On Story-Quilting Workshops

Documentary Story-Quilter Joan Gaither, whose work has been shown in numerous museums across Maryland and nationally, is offering two Hands-On Workshops this spring on how to get started with Documentary Story-Quilting. The workshops include a short PPT presentation, a workshop session and materials. Read more about Joan in this article from the February 15th issue of Bay Weekly. According to article author Prue Hoppin: "No experience required is the message at Gaither’s quilt-making workshops. People come with words, photographs and mementos. She brings ink jet printers, scissors, markers, boxes of embellishments and...

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“Bates: Center of Excellence – Memories of Bates’ Teachers” — A documentary about our community!

The Kunta Kinte – Alex Haley Foundation announces the creation and debut of the documentary film, "Bates, Center of Excellence: Memories of Bates' Teachers." This documentary was created by the Foundation as part of its ongoing effort to promote legacy endeavors in the city of Annapolis and throughout Anne Arundel County, Maryland. The documentary is based on the reflections and recounting of memories from interviews of 15 former teachers of Bates High School. It tells the story of Bates from the prospective of educators who had firsthand experiences in teaching at...

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Share Your Stories This Saturday!

MHAA Grant recipient "The Lost Towns Project" is honored to have local historian Janice Hayes-Williams give the keynote address for a Civil Rights public meeting this Saturday, January 27 from 12:00-2:00 pm at Bates Legacy Center, 1101 Smithville Street in Annapolis.  ...

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GIVING TUESDAY – THREE GREAT REASONS TO GIVE

THREE GREAT REASONS TO GIVE TO FOUR RIVERS ON GIVING TUESDAY: WE KEEP YOU INFORMED -- SIGN UP FOR OUR WEEKLY E-NEWSLETTER! WE FUND IMPORTANT PROJECTS AT YOUR FAVORITE HERITAGE SITE! (FOR EXAMPLE, OUR ANNUAL MINI-GRANT PROGRAM! SEE OUR LATEST LIST OF FUNDED PROJECTS) WE ARE LOOKING TO THE FUTURE WITH INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS TO ATTRACT NEW AUDIENCES -- WATCH THIS SPACE AND READ OUR E-NEWSLETTER WEEKLY FOR UPCOMING WORKSHOPS, EVENTS, AND MORE! GO TO OUR "SUPPORT" PAGE...

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Fall FY18 Mini-Grant Opportunity Announced!

[vc_row row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" text_align="left" box_shadow_on_row="no"][vc_column][vc_column_text]Four Rivers Heritage Area is please to announce the availability of our Fall FY18 Mini-Grants! Applications in the new grant cycle are due by October 6 and funding decisions will be announced by November 1, 2017. The application is available on our website, here. Click on the Mini-Grants tab. These Mini-Grants are available for new heritage and preservation-related programs, activities, products, and events. We encourage Mini-Grant proposals that include collaborative partnerships and enhanced heritage tourism, preservation, and/or the stewardship of historical, cultural, and natural resources. Non-profit organizations and...

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Pop-Up Heritage Events Continue, with Program at USNA on June 22!

Pop-Up Heritage! "Charles Zimmermann’s Legacy" Armel-Leftwich Visitor Center, 52 King George Street, Annapolis -- June 22, 3:00 p.m. Charles Zimmermann: “One of the most popular and best known citizens of Annapolis“ (The Evening Capital, 1908) This experience will be an adventure back to America’s Gilded Age, focusing on the life of Charles Zimmermann. Discover why he earned the admiration and respect of the body of Midshipmen. Learn the connections he had through historic events with Grover Cleveland, Theodore Roosevelt, and Woodrow Wilson. This new multimedia presentation features recently gathered items from the archival...

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