Party people looking for the place to be?  

Today at 3pm we are dedicating Lassie Belt’s artwork along with the 21 children from Clay Street that were involved in the project that is now the 6th piece of Annapolis’ ArtWalk and it is the only one that is lit! 

Clay Street home to movie stars, jazz greats, painters…ahem can someone say ARTS AND CULTURE??!!??!!

It all goes down at the Stanton Center at 3pm. 

Popularity: 4% [?]

WHEN:  Tuesday, March 4th at 7pm
WHERE: First Baptist Church on West Washington Street
WHAT: presentations by Housing Authority and Pennrose Properties on the revitalization plan for Obery Court and College Creek Terrace

If anyone has any questions please call Trudy McFall at 410.269.1222

Popularity: 5% [?]

WHEN:  March 15 at 7pm
WHERE: Maryland Hall  Annapolis, MD
WHAT: a special screening of the documentary of Clay Street’s own Joe “Zastrow” Simms

Popularity: 6% [?]

Saturday, March 15th at 7pm at Maryland Hall…the special preview screening of 

“PIP & ZASTROW—An American Friendship”  

This is the story of the work of Clay Street’s own Zastrow Simms and his friendship with Pip Moyer forged over 60 years ago.  The film is a backdrop to the storied racial tensions that has plagued Annapolis, to a degree even now.  Produced by Urcunina Films and historian Janice Hayes Williams, “Pip & Zastrow–An American Friendship”  is a storytelling masterpiece!   

For more on the film go to  www.PipandZastrow.com

Alderman Sam Shropshire has one free ticket available to the first person to email him at  aldshropshire@annapolis.gov 

 If you don’t win the ticket, fear not, call Maryland Hall Box Office at 410.280.5640 or on the web at http://tickets.marylandhall.org

Popularity: 5% [?]

WHERE:  CLAY STREET up and down the blocksWHAT:  A neighborhood clean upWHEN: 9am, meeting at the Stanton Center 

Popularity: 6% [?]