Always entertaining, Mary Ann Jung returns to TWCRP to portray formidable feminist and “Founding Mother” of Maryland, Margaret Brent. If you don't know who Margaret Brent is, you should! Brent, the first woman to demand the vote in America, was educated and outspoken—things women in the 1600's were not supposed to be. She was also
What does the landmark 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution have to say about disqualification for public office for insurrection, about birthright citizenship, the debt limit, and voter suppression? Quite a lot! The adoption of the 14th Amendment has been called America's Second Constitutional Convention. Popular Club speaker Judge Stephen Sfekas will talk about the adoption
Maryland Art Place inspires and supports contemporary artists through its innovative programs, exhibits and educational opportunities. Amy Cavanaugh, MAP’s executive director for over a decade, will share news about current working artists, MAP’s IMPACT public art projects and upcoming events.
Free! Join us for a leprechaun-approved good time at the WCRP. Pictures and literature about travel to Ireland add to the fun. Snacks and non-alcoholic beverages provided; wine, beer and spirits available for a $5 donation. Significant others and guests welcome. Bring a friend! R.S.V.P. by Monday, March 11 to Bridgette Eaton (ladybridgette26@gmail.com).