The hated Townshend Acts passed by the British government in 1767 taxed glass, lead, paints, paper, and tea, to which merchants in Maryland and other colonies responded by entering into a non-importation agreement, refusing to import British goods. Everything but the tax on tea was repealed in March 1770, and now, the non-importation agreements have fallen apart. Are we back to a new normal, or are tensions still simmering? And what might a new fight over tobacco and taxes mean for colonial Marylanders? Visit the Waterfront Warehouse, Shiplap House, and...

The Goshen Farm Annual Wine Tasting Fundraiser & Raffle is cancelled, but you can still participate in their raffle. Tickets are $15 and the winners will be picked on September 18th at 3 pm at the Goshen Farm Fall Open House.