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Captain Salem Avery Museum, Great Hall and/or Waterfront Lawn |
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The Shady Side Rural Heritage Society is offering its facilities for rental for private events at the Captain Salem Avery Museum, 1418 EW Shady Side Road. By doing so, the Society hopes to increase awareness of the Museum’s programs, exhibits, and activities, and to encourage greater use of the Museum.
Two distinct rentals will be available, one of the Museum’s Great Room, kitchen for warming purposes, and bathrooms, and the second is of the grounds with its magnificent waterfront view. The warming kitchen and bathrooms are also available with the grounds rental. Fees vary depending on the size of the group, the area desired, and the length of time of usage. Detailed regulations have been prepared dealing with matters such as caterers, insurance, clean up, etc.
The waterfront grounds of the Museum are ideal for weddings and family reunions. The Great Room is a lovely setting for conferences, small parties, and business luncheons.
Anyone seeking more information is asked to contact Maggie Rauh, Rental Coordinator, at Margaret@mwrenterprises.com or at 410 867 3232.
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1418 EW Shady Side Road
Shady Side
Ph: 410-867-3232
Margaret@mwenterprises.com
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David & Ginger Hildebrand -- The Colonial Music Institute |
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DAVID & GINGER HILDEBRAND are available for concerts in many venues throughout the country and abroad from their home and studio near Annapolis, Maryland. When onstage their music intertwines with stories and discussion to create a vivid sense of our cultural heritage. Concerts are intimate, even in large halls, and audience members frequently comment that they have felt as if they were in a colonial drawing room. It is always clear how much this couple enjoys what they do.
THE COLONIAL MUSIC INSTITUTE conducts and promotes research and educational outreach in the fields of early American music and dance. Through its website the Institute offers information and resource materials for students and fellow scholars, as well as helpful publications and on-line databases for researchers and teachers. CMI's mission features primary research enlightened by interdisciplinary scholarship, disseminated through scholarly writing, authentic performances, and sound recordings made to the highest standards.
Contact: David Hildebrand, Ph.D.
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David & Ginger Hildebrand
The Colonial Music Institute
276 Oak Court
Severna Park, MD 21146
Ph: (410) 544-6149
info@colonialmusic.org
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Galesville Memorial Hall |
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Managed by the non-profit West River Improvement Association in Galesville, the historic Galesville Memorial Hall seats up to 120 people and is ideal for wedding receptions, non-profit group meetings, graduation or other special parties. Hall is equiped with an excellent sound system and a large format screen ready for projection. Galesville, a waterfront community, is located approximately 35 minutes south of Annapolis in beautiful southern Anne Arundel County. Call Lynne MacAdam at 410-867-1121 for rental arrangements or see our web site at http://galesville.info for more information and photos of the Hall.
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952 Main Street
Galesville
Ph: 410-867-1121
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History Quest |
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Historic Annapolis Foundation's HistoryQuest at 99 Main Street
Enjoy an elegant and historic downtown setting, with easy access and great harbor views. This beautifully restored, three-story waterfront building is the perfect site for a business meeting, cocktail reception or sit-down dinner. You’ll enjoy classic surroundings and contemporary amenities.
Contact Jody Dalton at 410-990-4538 or jody.dalton@annapolis.org
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99 Main Street
Annapolis
Ph: 410-990-4538
jody.dalton@annapolis.org
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William Paca House and Garden |
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Historic Annapolis Foundation's William Paca Garden provides the perfect setting for a wedding, reception or other special celebration. Extending over two acres behind the William Paca House-built in the 1760s by William Paca, signer of the Declaration of Independence-the Paca Garden is an oasis of natural beauty and artful elegance in the heart of historic Annapolis. Two spacious, tent-covered brick terraces accommodate guests. Beyond them, four parterres feature manicured walkways, formal plantings, colorful blooms, and a fish-shaped pond. Accommodates up to 200.
On the lower-level of the Paca House, our conference room and meeting facility is available year-round. Its traditional warmth affords a comfortable working atmosphere for meeting and small conferences as well as an intimate setting for other gatherings. Accommodates up to 50.
Contact Jody Dalton at 410-990-4538 or jody.dalton@annapolis.org
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186 Prince George Street
Annapolis
Ph: 410-990-4538
jody.dalton@annapolis.org
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