Director’s Message March 2025

Please plan to join us at two exciting happenings coming up in May and June.

Our Annual Appreciation Dinner returns after a prolonged pandemic hiatus this May 1! We’ll host a tutor and student celebration with a buffet dinner at Woods Church in Severna Park.

On June 5, the Annapolis Rotaract Club will host its Rock the Dock fundraiser to benefit the Literacy Council at the Annapolis Maritime Museum.

Check out this post for details about these fantastic opportunities to celebrate and support all we do.

Happy National Reading Month,

Jane

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Save the Dates!

Literacy Council Appreciation Dinner

Thursday, May 1, 6 – 8 pm

Woods Memorial Presbyterian Church, Severna Park

A celebratory gathering and buffet dinner for tutors and their students.

Invitations are coming soon via email.

FREE for tutors and students

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Thank you!

Five Below Gambrills manager LaToya facilitated a donation of dozens of items to Annapolis children & families. Thank you, Five Below & Small City Big Dreams! Through a partnership with … Read more

Adult Literacy Resources Feb. 2025

Adult Literacy Resources and Activities February 2025

Odenton Library will be closed March 10 – April 6 for branch improvements.

AACLC’s English Conversation Group in Eastport

tentatively scheduled for Friday, February 24, 5 pm – 7 pm
Seeds 4 Success office

The group is most suited to Spanish speakers, and space is limited to 15 people. The evening features a welcoming atmosphere, enjoyable conversation, games, and light refreshments. Literacy Council tutors or students should email Wendy if they plan to attend.

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Learn & Celebrate Black History

At the Library

Anne Arundel County Public Library celebrates Black history with various events at multiple branches. Activities include music and dance performances, movie screenings, book talks, and history presentations. Visit the library’s website at www.aacpl.net/blackhistory for a schedule of in-person and online offerings.

By Borrowing Books from AACPL 📚

Many books of African American authors, interest, history, and culture are available at the library. Visit https://www.aacpl.net/blackhistory to review AACPL’s Black History Month booklists for ideas.

At the Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum

Sacred Spaces Exhibit

Now through December 30

Artist Jabari Jefferson “brings Maryland’s Black history to life through transformed discarded materials and digital technology.” The exhibit, Sacred Spaces, opened on February 8 and will run through December 30. The Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum is located at 84 Franklin Street in downtown Annapolis, just off Church Circle.

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Director’s Message February 2025

Great news — we welcomed seventeen new tutors ready to do good work in our communities this month!

Please check out all the resources we’re sharing to celebrate Black history or provide community support.

Happy Black History Month,

Jane

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