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SUMMARY:AeroPark Farmer's Market
DESCRIPTION:Our first AeroPark Farmer’s Market of 2023 will be on February 12th\, but you don’t need a plane to visit! Drive\, bike\, or walk in to get fresh goods and produce. All businesses selling at our Airport Farmer’s Market are local small businesses that sell products that they have grown or produced themselves. When you shop local\, up to 68% of the money you spend stays in the community\, so come help support the wonderful entrepreneurs that make Maryland unique. The market runs from 9am – 1pm and is located indoors so you can enjoy watching the planes go by while shopping rain or shine! \nSotterley is sponsoring this unique market at the Airport Terminal building located at 44200 Airport Road\, California\, Maryland. Located in St. Mary’s County\, the airport is about four miles northeast of the central business district of Leonardtown. \n  \nVendors:  \n\nDixon Family Farm\nOlga’s Cakes\nOlivin’s Olive Oils & Balsamic Vinegars\nUnforgoatable Goods\nBeez Knees (Ice Cream!)\nBoon Doggie Farm\nZekiah Farms\nTobacco Barn Distillery\nBeachin Bay Bakery\nMully’s Brewery\nFree State Ciders\nGigi’s treats\nNativo Spices (Empanadas & take home pizza!)\nSotterley (Growing for Good)\nAchterberg Acres\nThe Garden (Mushrooms)\nBird Dog Café\nBlue Wind (Chocolate & Stuffed Ham)
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SUMMARY:Forward Together: The Legacy of Agnes Kane Callum
DESCRIPTION:Register Here\n  \nJoin us virtually on Wednesday\, February 22nd\, for the first of two connected events featuring two individuals who were transformative in shaping Historic Sotterley\, their communities\, and our State . February is both Black History Month and the birth month of Sotterley Descendant and Trustee Emeritus Agnes Kane Callum\, so who better to begin our two-part series than this incredible woman. Through her genealogical research and her advocacy of how we must tell an honest and inclusive history\, Agnes impacted not only Sotterley and how we tell our stories\, but people and institutions throughout Maryland. Our panel for the evening will include Sotterley Descendants Martina Callum\, Gwen Bankins\, Jerome Spears\, and Dante Eubanks\, as well as Merideth Taylor and Sam Baldwin. \nAgnes Kane Callum was born on February 24\, 1925. In her lifetime she did extensive and painstaking genealogical research\, published many books documenting the genealogy of enslaved persons in Maryland\, and was a founding member of both the Baltimore chapter of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society and the Commission to Coordinate the Study\, Commemoration\, and Impact of Slavery’s History and Legacy in Maryland. In her time as a member of the Historic Sotterley Board of Trustees\, Agnes helped save and preserve Sotterley so that it could continue to share its history with the world. \nIn April\, we will host the second part of this series to remember the legacy of John Hanson Briscoe\, who\, together with Agnes\, helped to save Sotterley. \n 
URL:https://sotterley.org/event/forward-together-the-legacy-of-agnes-kane-callum/
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