Buffets, Bands and Beaches – Socializing on the Severn
July 22 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
$75.25
Bay Ridge Resort was developed in 1879 as a grand Victorian summer resort with a large frame hotel on the bluff near Tolly Point. Weekends were filled with USNA bands, lawn games, live animals, and frivolilties for those wealthy enough to come by ferry or rail. In the mid-1900s, Carr and Sparrow beaches were the birthplace of jazz and blues performers such as James Brown, B.B. King, Tina Turner and others. Neither exists today but their history gives a stark contrast to the hardship of life on the water during those years.
Details
- History Monday Sunset Sails occur every Monday, May-September 22.
- Different topics and speakers vary throughout the season.
- Our bar includes a selection of Craft Beer, Wine & Bubbly available for purchase!
- Tickets go on sale six days prior to the date you want to sail.
Gwen is a semi-retired health policy expert and lawyer who stashes her black suits days of lobbying in Washington, DC to emerse herself into the history and lifestyle of the Chesapeake Bay. She has completed training as a certificied Chesapeake storyteller, writes a regular column for SPINSHEET magazine, and is a docent on the skipjack Wilma Lee for the Annapolis Maritime Museum and Park on the Heritage Tours. She makes her home in a restored waterman bungalow in Eastport or waterside on the Choptank River in Cambridge, MD.
