From March 26-29, the Annapolis Film Festival will bring film lovers to Naptown for a weekend full of movie screenings, panels and more. more

So, let’s talk about the elephant in the room: Barely open a full month now, Millersville’s newest restaurant is already so popular that you may encounter a short wait to be seated, even if you arrive early on a Friday evening. more

Maryland Day Celebration 2026 will run from March 19-25, giving residents and visitors an entire week to explore the rich history and heritage of the Chesapeake region, where Maryland began. more

If there’s one truth that can be taken from the last few years of cinema, it’s that we’re in dire need of more weird movies. more

Churches of various denominations across the greater Severna Park area are planning worship services to celebrate Holy Week. more

Though Easter is celebrated today in diverse ways by Christians and non-Christians alike, its historical significance is rooted in the biblical account of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. more

The Jewish holiday of Passover, which comes from the Torah (Pentateuch), is the most widely observed holiday on the Jewish calendar. more

For seven years, Marissa Miller-Vasquez has taught at Ruther Parker Eason, helping students with moderate to severe disabilities gain independence. more

Deborah Mackall and her mother, Severna Park resident Gerry Wood, have been big fans of “The Chosen” for a long time. They’ve been to the show’s convention, ChosenCon, multiple times. In 2025, they took a trip together to Texas for Mackall to be featured as an extra in the show. more

After a particularly cold and snowy winter in Severna Park, Folger McKinsey Elementary School is inviting the community to experience a warm, underwater adventure to Australia and Wallaby Way in, “Finding Nemo Jr.,” a musical adaptation of the 2003 Pixar film, taking stage March 21 and 22. more

Easter is just around the corner, and with it, so too are many events throughout the greater Severna Park area for kids of all ages to have fun hunting for Easter eggs, visiting with the Easter Bunny, and learning about the significance of the holiday. more

Each month, the Severna Park Voice poses a question to a local fifth-grade class. This month, students from Ms. Hayman’s class at Severn School answered the question: "If you could invent something, what would it be, and why?" more