Turning Off the Sun is a Big Deal! By Craig Fuller
A confession: I wasn’t getting all that excited about the total solar eclipse a few weeks ago. Then, I learned of people traveling for many miles to experience the total solar eclipse. And, a friend asked me what kind of filter I’d be using on my drone to capture the eclipse. Finally, people began sharing […]
Lifelines by Laura J. Oliver
The royal family in England has a new Raven Master. People follow him online. There are currently seven birds in what is collectively called an “unkindness” or a “conspiracy” of ravens. They are free to fly about the castle grounds during the day but are brought in for protection at night. Legend decrees that if […]
Capturing the History of a Chesapeake Bay Catastrophe: A Chat with CBMM’s Pete Lesher
[youtube id=”ZP9Fnt3pWxY Shortly after he heard the news of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s chief historian, Pete Lesher, immediately sent out a message to his colleagues informing them of one of the Bay’s most catastrophic events in centuries. That early morning email was the first indication that the CBMM […]
Academy Art Museum Instructor’s Studio Sale Set for April 13
The public is invited to the Academy Art Museum for our Instructor’s Studio Sale on Saturday April 13, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The instructors are cleaning out their studios and bringing all sorts of art, frames and art supplies for sale. Enjoy perusing their bins and racks of framed and unframed paintings, pastels, […]