MHT provides regularly scheduled and ongoing programs that engage with the public as well as with professional colleagues. If you have any outreach requests, please reach out.

 

MHT Roadshow

The MHT Roadshow is a great way to learn about MHT's programs, training, and grant funding opportunities, tailored to meet the needs of the audience. Descriptions of available Roadshow presentations can be found on the MHT Roadshow webpage.

 

Maryland Preservation Awards

The Maryland Preservation Awards honor and celebrate significant achievements by individuals, businesses, contractors, nonprofit organizations, local governments, and others who protect, promote, share, and give continued life to the historic places and cultural heritage that make Maryland unique. For information on how to submit a nomination, award categories, or to find past awardees, visit the Maryland Preservation Awards webpage.

 

Architectural Fieldwork Symposium

MHT's annual Architectural Fieldwork Symposium brings together field surveyors, architectural historians, preservation planners, and related practitioners from across the state to discuss recent projects, themes, and methodology. Visit the Architectural Fieldwork Symposium webpage to learn more.

 

Public Archaeology Programs at MHT

The best way to learn about archaeology is to do it! MHT and partner organizations host many opportunities for public participation, including archaeological fieldwork on land and in the water, processing artifacts in the lab, attending an educational event, or training to receive your Scout’s Archaeology Merit Badge. Visit the Public Archaeology webpage for details.

 

Public Programs at Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum

Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum (Calvert County) offers many different ways to learn about the past and share the joy of discovery with others. Public programs at JPPM, which includes the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory, run throughout the year, and you can find out about at the JPPM Website.