Join us as we celebrate our pride with the Annapolis LGBTQ+ community and the city we all love! More Vendors than ever! Two stages of entertainment! Ultra Naté!
Continue your day in Annapolis with a double-header soccer games at Navy Stadium for the Annapolis Blues FC and the Annapolis Blues Women's Team. You have already paid for parking, so why not stay and root for the home teams! Witness history as the Women's team play their first ever home game. The Annapolis Blues
Annapolis Pride Drag Brunch Come join us for a fabulous Drag Brunch at Leo Annapolis! Continue the Pride celebration and enjoy a morning filled with entertainment, delicious food, and great company. Annapolis Pride's Queen Jalah and other queens will dazzle you with their performances. Doors open and a delicious brunch will be served at 10
Join the Anne Arundel Affirming Alliance for the Ecumenical Pride Worship Service at Eastport United Methodist Church. All are welcome!
REGISTER NOW for our 4th Annual Golf OUTing on Monday morning, June 2nd...kick off Pride month with the Chamber at Mountain Branch Golf Course! Individual Golfer Registration $175includes 18 hole play, breakfast, hot dog cart, lunch and cocktails on the turn. Register below. Mulligans can be pre-purchased during registration. Foursome Registration $625 includes 18 hole
The Chapter’s LGBTQ+ Adult support group will resume in-person meetings the first Tuesday of each month and a third Tuesday of each month.Where: Unitarian Universalist Church Annapolis: 333 Dubois Road, Annapolis, Maryland 21401Meeting rooms are on ground floor.Enter directly from parking lot through the double-green doors.When: 7:30 to 8:30 pm Eastern TimeContact the Chapter if
Join us for a family-friendly evening at Forward Brewing to sample their new Pride beer, share your best memories of the parade and festival, and enjoy an evening outdoors with friends!
The WorldPride 2025 Human Rights Conference will bring together leading organizations in the field of Human Rights to advocate, educate, and activate the voices of those most marginalized in our LGBTQ+ community. The Human Rights Conference will include opportunities to hear from guest speakers and participate in workshops highlighting queer history, erasure/visibility, and issues that
or as long as there has been a place called Maryland, there have been people whom we would today see as fitting within the LGBTQ+ community. As cities grew in the 19th century, newspapers began to offer tantalizing clues that all was not straight and narrow and that LGBTQ+ people were becoming more visible, finding
Cheer the Annapolis Blues Women's Team against the Charlottesville Blues.
