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September 28, 2021 - October 3, 2021 @ Calvert County Fairgrounds
Annual Calvert County Fair!2021-09-28T00:00:00We are excited to announce our upcoming 2021 Calvert County Fair. Filled with agriculture, learning, laughter, fun, family and a time to make unforgettable memories. Discover the fun and educational Calvert County Fair. Held annually in Prince Frederick, MD, we showcase the best of the area, including agricultural, 4H, contests and prizes, local entertainment, as well as a carnival.
Calvert County Fairgrounds140 Calvert Fair DrivePrince FrederickMD20678 We are excited to announce our upcoming 2021 Calvert County Fair. Filled with agriculture, learning, laughter, fun, family and a time to make unforgettable memories. Discover the fun and educational Calvert County Fair. Held annually in Prince Frederick, MD, we showcase the best of the area, including agricultural, 4H, contests and prizes, local entertainment, as well as a carnival.
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September 30, 2021, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM @ Calvert Marine Museum
Little Minnows: Sharks, No Bones about IT!2021-09-30T10:00:00For preschoolers ages 3 – 5, with an adult. This program focuses on one of the museum's three themes. Join us for story time and a take away craft, available while supplies last. Sessions are 15-20 minutes. Capacity limited to 12 people per session.
Calvert Marine Museum14200 Solomons Island Rd.SolomonsMD20688 For preschoolers ages 3 – 5, with an adult. This program focuses on one of the museum's three themes. Join us for story time and a take away craft, available while supplies last. Sessions are 15-20 minutes. Capacity limited to 12 people per session.
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September 30, 2021, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM @ Wm. B. Tennison
River Cruises on the Wm. B. Tennison2021-09-30T14:00:00Enjoy a one hour cruise on the river with a relaxing sightseeing cruise. On your cruise, you will cruise the busy Solomons inner harbor, see Solomons Island and the Chesapeake Biological Laboratory, pass underneath the Governor Thomas Johnson Bridge and turn back at Pt. Patience and the Naval Recreation Center. Departures are from the Calvert Marine Museum dock. All cruises are weather permitting. Tickets are available for purchase online and at the Admissions Desk. Maximum capacity is 20 persons. Accommodations will be made for individuals with disabilities with reasonable notice. No strollers allowed. All passengers must wear a mask for this one hour cruise.
Wm. B. Tennison14200 Solomons Island Rd.SolomonsMD20688 Enjoy a one hour cruise on the river with a relaxing sightseeing cruise. On your cruise, you will cruise the busy Solomons inner harbor, see Solomons Island and the Chesapeake Biological Laboratory, pass underneath the Governor Thomas Johnson Bridge and turn back at Pt. Patience and the Naval Recreation Center. Departures are from the Calvert Marine Museum dock. All cruises are weather permitting. Tickets are available for purchase online and at the Admissions Desk. Maximum capacity is 20 persons. Accommodations will be made for individuals with disabilities with reasonable notice. No strollers allowed. All passengers must wear a mask for this one hour cruise.
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September 30, 2021, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Virtual with Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum
Virtual - 2021 Speaker Series: The Archaeology of Tattooing in North America and Beyond2021-09-30T19:00:00Speaker: Aaron Deter-Wolf, Prehistoric Archaeologist, Tennessee Division of Archaeology. The practice of tattooing the skin dates back at least 5,000 years before present, and preserved marks on mummified remains demonstrate the existence of tattoo traditions in numerous ancient cultures from around the globe. Despite this antiquity and prevalence, the material culture of tattooing has been largely overlooked by archaeologists. Until recently there were very few definitive identifications of ancient tattooing tools or related artifacts in archaeological collections. This pattern has recently shifted, and since 2018 scholars have identified a series of artifacts that demonstrate tattooing in North America extends to at least the second millennium BCE. This program by Aaron Deter-Wolf of the Tennessee Division of Archaeology will discuss how archaeologists uncover and interpret evidence of tattooing, and describe recent discoveries from North America and beyond.
Virtual with Jefferson Patterson Park and MuseumSt LeonardMD20685 Speaker: Aaron Deter-Wolf, Prehistoric Archaeologist, Tennessee Division of Archaeology. The practice of tattooing the skin dates back at least 5,000 years before present, and preserved marks on mummified remains demonstrate the existence of tattoo traditions in numerous ancient cultures from around the globe. Despite this antiquity and prevalence, the material culture of tattooing has been largely overlooked by archaeologists. Until recently there were very few definitive identifications of ancient tattooing tools or related artifacts in archaeological collections. This pattern has recently shifted, and since 2018 scholars have identified a series of artifacts that demonstrate tattooing in North America extends to at least the second millennium BCE. This program by Aaron Deter-Wolf of the Tennessee Division of Archaeology will discuss how archaeologists uncover and interpret evidence of tattooing, and describe recent discoveries from North America and beyond.
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