Annapolis Musical Theater Co.

Opened in 1994, this interactive museum for kids offers reptile displays, activities & themed rooms.

The Big Screen Store is the Baltimore and Washington area's only exclusive Samsung TV showroom, with 11 locations across Maryland and Virginia. We carry the full 2025 Samsung lineup — QLED, Neo QLED, QD-OLED, The Frame, and Terrace Outdoor TVs — in sizes from 43" to 130". We guarantee the lowest price on every TV, beating Best Buy, Amazon, and Costco or your TV is free. We pay your sales tax instantly on every Samsung TV and soundbar. Every purchase includes free white glove delivery on your schedule and free lifetime tech support. In business for over 29 years — come see us and experience the difference.

Mission Escape Rooms is an interactive, fun entertainment concept. It is a real-life escape experience designed for small groups of 2-10 people.

As the State of Maryland’s official museum of African American heritage, the Banneker-Douglass Museum serves to document, to interpret, and to promote African American history and culture (particularly in Maryland) through exhibitions, programs, and projects in order to improve the understanding and appreciation of America’s rich cultural diversity for all.

Historic treasury & museum devoted to the history of the 1700s building & the region.

Founded in 1989, the Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Museum is one of only five art museums in Maryland accredited by the American Alliance of Museums. The museum is located in Annapolis, the state's capital, and is part of St. John's College. The museum's program, inspired by the college's distinct learning culture, has been reenvisioned as a place to ask pertinent and urgent questions about the human experience through art and with extraordinary artists. All its exhibitions and most of its events are free and open to the public.

Visit the Museum of Historic Annapolis and explore the new exhibition, "Annapolis: An American Story." Immerse yourself in the stories of the people of Annapolis – revolutionaries, visionaries, and champions in our nation’s continuing quest for liberty and justice – who helped to shape our American story across more than 400 years. Explore three floors of dynamic exhibits and then head out into the city to visit our companion sites to delve deeper into Annapolis's story.

Have fun discovering the sights, sounds, and stories of the working-class people of colonial Annapolis at the Hogshead Trades Museum. Visitors of all ages will enjoy hands-on living history in this modest wood-frame structure, a rare surviving example of a building type that was common in 18th-century Annapolis. Talk with interpreters in historic attire as they share details of the daily tasks, meals, and family life of a tradesperson. You might meet a shoemaker, a baker, a seamstress, a printer, or an apothecary!