Join the Old Fox Bibliophiles for a cozy mystery adventure as we discuss Three Bags Full by Leonie Swann. In the quiet Irish village of Glennkill, something isn’t right—George the shepherd is dead, and his clever, book-loving flock is determined to uncover the truth. Led by the brilliant Miss Maple, these unlikely detectives embark on a charming, quirky mystery full of wit, warmth, and plenty of sheepish humor.

Join us for the launch of 100 Things to Do in Annapolis (2nd Edition) by travel journalist Susan Moynihan, celebrating the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of the Chesapeake Bay region. From hiking Greenbury Point to cheering on the Annapolis Blues FC, this updated guide offers new discoveries and timeless traditions. Written by a local who grew up on the Severn River, Susan’s book is your ultimate guide to exploring Annapolis and Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Meet Susan, hear about her adventures, and get a signed copy of this essential guide for locals and visitors alike.

Join the Versed Fox for a special exploration of the poetry and prose of local author Lailee McNair Bakhtiar. Her books weave together her own extraordinary travels, including a memorable journey through the Zagros Mountains along the ancient Silk Route, with deep dives into the legacies of powerful and often misunderstood historical figures.

Join us for the Citizens & Sovereigns as we delve into Barbara Kingsolver’s Demon Copperhead, a modern reimagining of Charles Dickens' David Copperfield set in the rugged mountains of southern Appalachia. This gripping novel follows Demon, a boy born to a teenage single mother in a rundown trailer, who must navigate the harsh realities of foster care, child labor, addiction, and the search for love, all while struggling with his own sense of invisibility in a society that overlooks rural America.

Join What the Fox? for a thrilling and darkly comedic ride through Florida Roadkill by Tim Dorsey. This fast-paced, offbeat crime novel introduces Serge Storms, a quirky and unpredictable anti-hero with a penchant for chaos, as he embarks on a wild journey through Florida. Full of eccentric characters, outrageous humor, and bizarre adventures, this book offers a unique take on the crime genre with a Florida twist.

Join SHE for an exciting discussion of Matrix, the latest novel by acclaimed author Lauren Groff. Set in the 12th century, this exhilarating and groundbreaking story follows Marie de France, a young woman cast out of the royal court and sent to England to lead an impoverished abbey. In this new and harsh life, Marie finds purpose, love, and divine visions among her mercurial sisters.

Join the Old Fox Bibliophiles for an evening with two of Alan Bennett’s unforgettable stories, The Clothes They Stood Up In and The Lady and the Van. In The Clothes They Stood Up In, a respectable couple, the Ransomes, return from an evening at the opera to find their flat in Regent’s Park stripped bare—right down to the toilet-paper roll. In The Lady and the Van, Bennett recounts the eccentric story of Miss Shepherd, a peculiar woman who parked her van—overflowing with decades of belongings—in the author’s driveway for more than fifteen years.

Join Versed Fox for an exploration of one of the most enduring works of ancient literature, The Aeneid, in Richard Colaresi’s masterful retelling. More than just an epic of war and conquest, The Aeneid is a poetic masterpiece, rich with vivid imagery and lyrical beauty. This month, we’ll delve into how Colaresi’s translation captures the rhythm and emotional depth of the original Latin. With Citizens & Sovereigns reading the book the same month, this is a rare opportunity to engage with The Aeneid from two perspectives—first through the lens of history and politics, and then through the art of poetry itself.

Join Citizens & Sovereigns as we examine The Aeneid through the lens of leadership, destiny, and the shaping of civilizations. In this sweeping epic, Aeneas is not just a warrior but a figure of duty and sacrifice, navigating divine intervention and political upheaval to fulfill his fate. Richard Colaresi’s translation brings insight into the Trojan experience and the moral complexities of empire-building. With Versed Fox reading the book the same month, this is a rare opportunity to engage with The Aeneid from two perspectives—first through the lens of history and politics, and then through the art of poetry itself.

Step back in time one million years to A.D. 1986 with the What the Fox? Book Club as we dive into Kurt Vonnegut’s Galápagos. What begins as a simple vacation cruise quickly transforms into an evolutionary journey for a small group of survivors stranded on the Galápagos Islands after an apocalypse.

Join Old Fox on March 4th to celebrate the release of local author Doug Norton's latest book, Code Word: Precipice, the thrilling fourth novel in his Code Word series. Reception begins at 5:30 p.m., followed by a book discussion and signing from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.

In Code Word: Precipice, Navy strike fighter pilot Kaycee "Pecos" Jenkins faces escalating challenges in both her career and personal life. With three kills in Mideast combat, Kaycee is on a high-speed trajectory, but the turbulence of family life and a dangerous secret threaten to derail her Topgun reputation.

Join us for the next SHE Book Club meeting as we dive into Stone Blind by Natalie Haynes. This modern retelling of the Medusa myth explores themes of power, revenge, and transformation through the eyes of a woman wronged by the gods.

Step into the world of Veronica Franco, the Venetian poet and courtesan whose work defies the boundaries of her time. The Versed Fox invites you to join us for a deep dive into Franco’s provocative and daring poetry, which challenges societal norms and explores themes of love, power, and the complexities of womanhood in Renaissance Venice.

Join the Citizens and Sovereigns Book Club as we explore Same Bed, Different Dreams by Ed Park, a mind-bending and intricately woven novel that blends history, fiction, and a dash of irreverence. Set against the backdrop of Korea's 20th-century history, this book imagines a world where the Korean Provisional Government, established in 1919, continues to work in secret toward the unification of Korea—shaping global events behind the scenes.

OFB and WTF are teaming up for the first midnight madness to discuss this holiday spy story— join us here at Old Fox and make sure you come early to do some shopping too!

The Nutcracker by Alexandre Dumas on December 3rd here at Old Fox— bringing the holiday cheer!

Join us for a discussion of Hayden’s Different, Not Less at Old Fox on Tuesday, November 26th, at 7PM. See you then!

Booker winner, Orbital, is being discussed here at Old Fox Books. Join us!

Come to The Avenue for the oldest Festival in Annapolis. We’ll have Music and other Entertainments, Food, Vendors and all your favorite shops on the best street in town!