Petrit Çeku’s exquisite sensibility and expressiveness have attracted and engaged audiences worldwide. He has performed recitals throughout the world and has been a soloist with symphonic orchestras such as the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Calgary Philharmonic, Czech Chamber Philharmonic, Daejeon Philharmonic, State Hermitage Orchestra of St. Petersburg, Pannon Philharmonic and Zagreb Philharmonic.

The Making of America’s Greatest Classical Architect with Charlie Duff, Planner and Developer based in Baltimore

Two One-Act plays written and directed by TU Department of Theatre Arts students.

Hiding in the Light of Day
by Humatabae Smith | directed by Makayla Hamilton
In the 1950s, a woman and her son travel from the deep south to make their way up to Goldsboro North Carolina. Will they make it to their destination? Or will something or someone derail them?

Award-winning and Billboard-charting artist Flamy Grant is a shame-slaying, hip-swaying, singing-songwriting drag queen from Asheville, North Carolina who joins us alongside Nashville singer-songwriter, Heather Mae.

Doors/Bar: 7:30PM
Show: 8PM

FLAMY GRANT

Visit Port Discovery for just $10 per person and celebrate a spooky and kooky Halloween celebration on October 31st from 10AM - 5PM with 3 floors of fun!

Port Discovery is all about learning through play and one of the best times to play is around Halloween. We are gearing up for a wonderful night full of Halloween-themed games, ghost stories, and many more! All the activities and crafts were created by our staff and kept you and your little one in mind. Come dressed for the celebration and participate in our costume parade, with a special glow in the dark disco party!

A Spooky Evening on the Chesapeake Bay

Step aboard the historic Skipjack Wilma Lee for a special Halloween sunset cruise on the Chesapeake Bay. Enjoy a crisp autumn evening on the water with friends, festive vibes, and a touch of Halloween magic. Costumes are welcome and encouraged. Captain Rick will judge the evening’s best costume, with the winner receiving a mystery prize.

We will serve a selection of spooky snacks along with beer, wine, and canned cocktails.

Celebrate Halloween safely at the B&O! Go trick or treating for the good stuff around the B&O Roundhouse before entering our fa-boo-lous costume contest (ages 13 and under). The fun doesn’t stop there! Enjoy Halloween activities such as bobbing for apples, spooky crafts, and a scavenger hunt. It is sure to be “boo-dles” of fun!

$5 per person, $1 per person for those who show a snap or EBT card at the door through the Museums for All program.

Celebrate Halloween safely at the B&O! Go trick or treating for the good stuff around the B&O Roundhouse before entering our fa-boo-lous costume contest (ages 13 and under). The fun doesn’t stop there! Enjoy Halloween activities such as bobbing for apples, spooky crafts, and a scavenger hunt. It is sure to be “boo-dles” of fun!

$5 per person, $1 per person for those who show a snap or EBT card at the door through the Museums for All program.

Daniel Hall Kuhn

ALONE, TALES FROM EDGAR ALLAN POE

October 31 – November 2

An evening of indie music from local and visiting bands coral grief + baltimore ave + strawberry sleepover + gay baseball.

Doors/Bar: 7:30PM
Show: 8PM

Bach's beloved Orchestral Suite #2 is performed by the full Baroque Orchestra of Bach in Baltimore. The orchestra is joined by the choir and Maestro Dimmock to present Cantata 182, celebrating the baptism of Jesus in the River Jordan

Through a Glass Darkly: Stained Glass in Baltimore with Linda Rabben, Author, Anthropologist and Human Rights Activist

Anthropologist Linda Rabben surveys the rich tradition and social context of stained-glass decoration in Baltimore’s built environment, from 1850 to the present. A slide show illustrates a few of the hundreds of panels she photographed during three years of research in libraries, museums, homes, houses of worship, public buildings and the streets of Baltimore City and surrounding counties.

Anthropologist Linda Rabben surveys the rich tradition and social context of stained-glass decoration in Baltimore’s built environment, from 1850 to the present. A slide show illustrates a few of the hundreds of panels she photographed during three years of research in libraries, museums, homes, houses of worship, public buildings and the streets of Baltimore City and surrounding counties.

$15 fee for guests and subscribers (no fee for members)

A performance series at Le Mondo featuring music, burlesque, drag, puppetry, & more to raise funds for folks facing serious hardship at the hands of the state. Recent fundraisers have benefited Stop Cop City and Baltimore Bail Fund.

Hosted by Mutual Obsession Circus

Doors/Bar: 7:30PM
Show: 8PM