Swamp Donkey
Swamp donkey is a new grass band. The full band will be performing at the park.
A special thanks to our Summer Concert Series Sponsors
Sing
Around the Campfire with Jefferson Holland
Bring the whole family to a fireside sing-along concert led by Chesapeake Troubadour Jefferson Holland. We’ll sing traditional folk songs as part of a program highlighting the Bay’s natural history and cultural heritage through original songs, stories and poems.
- Bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket.
- Bring a flashlight. You’ll need one to get back to your cars since there are no lights on the way back to the parking lot.
- All attendees should park at the Sycamore parking lot.
- Make sure you head out once the program ends as the park will be closing shortly.
- Remember to have Fun!
Admission: $10 per connected group of friends and family. RSVP for advance tickets. A portion of the proceeds supports the activities of the Friends of Quiet Waters Park.
As a poet, singer/songwriter and outdoor columnist, Jefferson Holland celebrates the history and culture of the Chesapeake Bay through articles published in regional newspapers and magazines, as well as in the original songs and poetry he shares in live performances and recordings. His column on walking our local trails appears regularly in the Annapolis Capital. Jeff has served as the director of the Annapolis Maritime Museum and as the Riverkeeper for the West and Rhode Rivers. He lives in the HIllsmere neighborhood of Annapolis with his emotional support spouse, Louise White, and their new rescue “Labra-dorable” puppy, Millie.
Here’s the Event Flyer.
Sweet Leda
Sweet Leda regularly features tenor-saxophonist Ron Holloway who is listed in the Biographical Encyclopedia of Jazz where veteran jazz critic Ira Gitler described Holloway as a “bear-down-hard-bopper who can blow authentic R&B and croon a ballad with warm, blue feeling.” Holloway has worked with the likes of Susan Tedeschi, Dizzy Gillespie, Gil Scott-Heron, Little Feat, and Root Boy Slim. He is currently a member of The Warren Haynes Band in addition to fronting the Ron Holloway Band.
A special thanks to our Summer Concert Series Sponsors
Assisted Living
A special thanks to our Summer Concert Series Sponsors
Sing Around the Campfire with Jefferson Holland
Bring the whole family to a fireside sing-along concert led by Chesapeake Troubadour Jefferson Holland. We’ll sing traditional folk songs as part of a program highlighting the Bay’s natural history and cultural heritage through original songs, stories and poems.
- Bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket.
- Bring a flashlight. You’ll need one to get back to your cars since there are no lights on the way back to the parking lot.
- All attendees should park at the Sycamore parking lot.
- Make sure you head out once the program ends as the park will be closing shortly.
- Remember to have Fun!
Admission: $10 per connected group of friends and family. RSVP for advance tickets. A portion of the proceeds supports the activities of the Friends of Quiet Waters Park.
As a poet, singer/songwriter and outdoor columnist, Jefferson Holland celebrates the history and culture of the Chesapeake Bay through articles published in regional newspapers and magazines, as well as in the original songs and poetry he shares in live performances and recordings. His column on walking our local trails appears regularly in the Annapolis Capital. Jeff has served as the director of the Annapolis Maritime Museum and as the Riverkeeper for the West and Rhode Rivers. He lives in the HIllsmere neighborhood of Annapolis with his emotional support spouse, Louise White, and their new rescue “Labra-dorable” puppy, Millie.
Here’s the Event Flyer.
Kelly Bell Band
The Kelly Bell Band is exactly the kind of genre-bending, rule-breaking, and color-smearing group the music scene of 2020 desperately needs. The Kelly Bell Band lives outside of all the lines and freely mixes blues, funk, rock, metal, hip-hop, and more into a compelling fusion of musical styles.
A special thanks to our Summer Concert Series Sponsors
Art Show – Jen Sterling – Painting & “Second Act, For the Love of Art” – Painting
The art show will open in the Visitor Center on August 26 with an Open House on Sun., August 29 from 2:00-4:00.
No food or drink will be served. The public is invited to meet the artists.
The Jen Sterling, Painting will be in the Willow Gallery and “Second Act, For the Love of Art”,will be in the Garden Gallery displaying paintings.
The shows run until Oct. 11.
Annapolis Symphony Orchestra
Sing Around the Campfire with Jefferson Holland
Bring the whole family to a fireside sing-along concert led by Chesapeake Troubadour Jefferson Holland. We’ll sing traditional folk songs as part of a program highlighting the Bay’s natural history and cultural heritage through original songs, stories and poems.
- Bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket.
- Bring a flashlight. You’ll need one to get back to your cars since there are no lights on the way back to the parking lot.
- All attendees should park at the Sycamore parking lot.
- Make sure you head out once the program ends as the park will be closing shortly.
- Remember to have Fun!
Admission: $10 per connected group of friends and family. RSVP for advance tickets. A portion of the proceeds supports the activities of the Friends of Quiet Waters Park.
As a poet, singer/songwriter and outdoor columnist, Jefferson Holland celebrates the history and culture of the Chesapeake Bay through articles published in regional newspapers and magazines, as well as in the original songs and poetry he shares in live performances and recordings. His column on walking our local trails appears regularly in the Annapolis Capital. Jeff has served as the director of the Annapolis Maritime Museum and as the Riverkeeper for the West and Rhode Rivers. He lives in the HIllsmere neighborhood of Annapolis with his emotional support spouse, Louise White, and their new rescue “Labra-dorable” puppy, Millie.
Here’s the Event Flyer.
Sing Around the Campfire with Jefferson Holland
Bring the whole family to a fireside sing-along concert led by Chesapeake Troubadour Jefferson Holland. We’ll sing traditional folk songs as part of a program highlighting the Bay’s natural history and cultural heritage through original songs, stories and poems.
- Bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket.
- Bring a flashlight. You’ll need one to get back to your cars since there are no lights on the way back to the parking lot.
- All attendees should park at the Sycamore parking lot.
- Make sure you head out once the program ends as the park will be closing shortly.
- Remember to have Fun!
Admission: $10 per connected group of friends and family. RSVP for advance tickets. A portion of the proceeds supports the activities of the Friends of Quiet Waters Park.
As a poet, singer/songwriter and outdoor columnist, Jefferson Holland celebrates the history and culture of the Chesapeake Bay through articles published in regional newspapers and magazines, as well as in the original songs and poetry he shares in live performances and recordings. His column on walking our local trails appears regularly in the Annapolis Capital. Jeff has served as the director of the Annapolis Maritime Museum and as the Riverkeeper for the West and Rhode Rivers. He lives in the HIllsmere neighborhood of Annapolis with his emotional support spouse, Louise White, and their new rescue “Labra-dorable” puppy, Millie.
Here’s the Event Flyer.
