Meet live animals and learn about their care and natural habitats. Girl Scout Brownies will fulfill requirements for the Pets badge. Girl Scout Juniors will fulfill requirements for the Animal Habitats badge. For ages 5 to 12 years. Non-scouts are welcome.
November 12, 2015
Gift Making Workshop - Sunday Dec 6
Use our craft materials to create gifts for your
family and friends, including, jewelry, candles,
bath salts, rag dolls, sock puppets, drawer sachets, and pot holders. Girl Scout Juniors can
complete the Jeweler badge if registered in
advance. Non-scouts and all ages welcome.
10 am to 4 pm.
Cost: $10 for unlimited crafts and museum admission, or $2 per craft plus museum admission.
Cost: $10 for unlimited crafts and museum admission, or $2 per craft plus museum admission.
Kwanzaa - Saturday December 26
Learn the traditions of this weeklong African-American celebration of
family and heritage through hands-on activities 11 am - 12 noon ages 4-7 1pm -2pm ages 8-12
family and heritage through hands-on activities 11 am - 12 noon ages 4-7 1pm -2pm ages 8-12
Free with museum admission
September 27, 2015
Harvest Hootenanny & Yard Sale
Running Springs Farm and the Weems Creek Jammers will be joining us again for a rollicking good time at CCM’s 4th annual Harvest Hootenanny, Saturday, October 17th from 10 am to 2 pm. Craft activities include pumpkin painting and scarecrow stuffing. Meet live farm animals. Stomp your feet to the fiddled folk music. Hay rides , too! Many activities are free with museum admission. Small fee for hay rides and some crafts. Call or email for Vendor Space
YARD SALE 8am to 12noon CRAFT FAIR 10am to 2 pm
Fall Brownie Day
Sat, Oct. 10 or Sun, Oct. 11:
Fun outside with nature and new Brownie friends. For registered Girl Scout Brownies or girls in 2nd and 3rd grade who are interested in learning what Girl Scouts do. Bring a bag lunch. 9am-1pm. $15 per girl.1 adult free for every 5 scouts. Extra adults / tag along siblings $3 each. Must pre-register.
Uke 'n' Dance
Sunday, October 18:
The world’s rhythms with hand clap songs and folk dances. Girl Scout Juniors learn 5 chords on the ukulele and complete the Musician badge. Girl Scout Brownies earn the Dancer badge. 1 - 4 pm. $10 per girl. One adult free for 5 girls. Must preregister.
September 2, 2015
Kunte Kinte Festival - Come to Africa
Saturday, September 26th
10 am to 7 pm FREE!
Susan Campbell Park - City Dock Children’s crafts, dress-ups, drumming. Live entertainment throughout the day. Marketplace for clothing, jewelry, drums. Free parking at 19 St. John Street from Rowe Blvd, turn east at Calvert St.
The remarkable history of Maryland includes its being the entry for nearly 100,000 Africans in the century before the American Revolution. Kunta Kinte was one of these unwilling immigrants, arriving on September 29, 1767 in the port of Annapolis where he was sold to a Virginia planter. His descendent, Alex Haley, learned of him through family storytelling which he turned into a bestselling book: Roots, the Saga of an American Family. The Kunta Kinte Festival takes us back to enjoy the rhythms and beauty of a Gambian village, honoring his ceaseless wish to hold tightly to his culture.
10 am to 7 pm FREE!
Susan Campbell Park - City Dock Children’s crafts, dress-ups, drumming. Live entertainment throughout the day. Marketplace for clothing, jewelry, drums. Free parking at 19 St. John Street from Rowe Blvd, turn east at Calvert St.
The remarkable history of Maryland includes its being the entry for nearly 100,000 Africans in the century before the American Revolution. Kunta Kinte was one of these unwilling immigrants, arriving on September 29, 1767 in the port of Annapolis where he was sold to a Virginia planter. His descendent, Alex Haley, learned of him through family storytelling which he turned into a bestselling book: Roots, the Saga of an American Family. The Kunta Kinte Festival takes us back to enjoy the rhythms and beauty of a Gambian village, honoring his ceaseless wish to hold tightly to his culture.
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