Sun., November 2 - Start and finish at CCM with some laps around the track
at the Weems-Whalen Memorial Athletic Fields (behind Maryland Hall). 8:30 am
registration; Walk begins at 9 am. $20 for one adult, $10 for second adult.
Free for children. Participation bag for every finisher. Water and snacks
provided. Register with CCM: 410-990-1993.
October 30, 2014
October 7, 2014
Animal Party
Sunday, November 16: Meet live animals and learn about their care and
natural habitats. Girl Scout Brownies and Juniors will fulfill badge
requirements. Non-scouts are welcome.
Ages 5 to 12. 9 am - 12 noon. $8 per child. $3 per adult. One adult free with 5 children.
Ages 5 to 12. 9 am - 12 noon. $8 per child. $3 per adult. One adult free with 5 children.
Harvest Hootenanny
Saturday, October 18: Stuff scarecrows, paint pumpkins, take hayrides,
and meet some farm animals. Live music with a folk song sing along .A Craft
Fair will be held at the same time to give you a head start on gift buying!
10 am - 3 pm. Free with admission. Charge for some activities.
10 am - 3 pm. Free with admission. Charge for some activities.
Emancipation Day Event! – “Coming Home to Belvoir – Scott’s Plantation”
Saturday, October 18: located
at 1534 General’s Highway, Crownsville. CCM will present children’s games from
the 1800’s at this picnic-style afternoon on the plantation formerly owned by
the Maynadiers, grandparents of Francis Scott Key. Belvoir is the location of a
large slave quarters recently unearthed by Anne Arundel Archaeologists. Tickets
are $25 for adults,$5 for children in 1st-12th grades and can be purchased from
the Historical Annapolis Foundation. 410-267-7619.
August 31, 2014
Anne Arundel Cares Week
Friday, Sept.5-Thursday,September 11: Online Donations to
CCM for AACares Week: Everyone wins with this friendly competition for online
donations to our community’s charities. Your $10 or more donation will help
CCM’s chances to come out on top with a $2,500 bonus if we get the most dollars
for our budget category (under $100k per year). AND your donations can support
CCM in so many ways:
Art supplies, exhibit fix ups, playground fund, visits
for children whose families could otherwise not afford to come. Competition starts
12:01 am on Friday morning and closes Thursday at midnight.. Go to:www.aacares.org/chesapeake
Kunte Kinte Children’s Festival
Saturday September 27th : 10:00am-4:00pm
Travel in your imagination to the childhood home of Kunta
Kinte to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of west Africa. CCM will host a
festival just for children - and their accompanying grown-ups - to mark the anniversary
of Kunta Kinte’s arrival in the year 1767 in Annapolis. Special guest Kwame
Ansah-Brew will highlight the live entertainment with “A Journey to Africa”
through storytelling and music. Join in making rhythms with drums and shakers.
Step to the pulse of the music. You will be able to meet some animals from
Africa, make a spirit mask, bottle cap rattle, Adinkra symbol headwrap and other
traditional crafts. Free with museum admission. Extra charge for some
activities.
Start School Later Meeting Saturday Sept. 20
Parents and others will discuss progress toward making
changes in the public school daily schedules so that high schoolers are not at bus
stops as early as 6:05 am.
Free. 9-10:30 am.
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