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Preparatory Annapolis Campus
The Peabody Preparatory Annapolis campus is housed at the Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts. Formerly the Annapolis High School, this building is now a non-profit community arts center for the visual, performing and creative arts and home to many of Anne Arundel County’s leading arts organizations. The Preparatory’s facilities there include teaching studios and classrooms and shared use of an 850-seat auditorium. Course offerings range from early childhood and keyboard readiness group classes to individual instruction in flute, guitar, piano and voice for children and adults of all levels of musical experience and ability. Let our friendly faculty and staff assist you in finding the most appropriate type of instruction for your needs.
Summer 2009 Classes at the Annapolis campus
Annapolis Faculty
Frances Cheng-Koors, Piano
Zoë Johnstone, Guitar
Alina Kozinska, Voice
Bomi Lim, Piano
Carol Prochazka, Piano
Kristen Sullivan, Early Childhood Music
Mary Ranke Tamplin, Piano
Melinda Wade-English, Flute
Address
Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts
801 Chase Street
Annapolis, Maryland 21401
Phone/Fax
410-269-5343
410-974-8067 (Fax)
Office Hours
Open during instructional hours
For registration questions, please call the Downtown Campus at 410-234-4630.
Directions
- Take Route 50 (East or West) to Rowe Boulevard and exit toward Annapolis.
- Turn right at the second light, Taylor Avenue
- At the end of Taylor Avenue, take the second exit off the traffic circle onto Spa Street.
- Take a quick left onto Greenfield Street.
- Maryland Hall is the brick building straight ahead.
Parking
On-site parking is available free of charge.
Access
Access to the Annapolis Campus is based on the schedule of the Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts. A Peabody ID card is not required for entrance or access to the campus. Membership at Maryland Hall is encouraged, but not required for Peabody students.
Lost and Found
Please turn in any items found to the Maryland Hall Office.
