A biennial juried exhibit featuring work by Howard County artists. Artist Freda Lee-McCann is the guest juror for Art Howard County 2021. The exhibit includes works in a range of media, including drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, and more.

Exhibit dates: October 16 - November 27, 2021. Exhibit will also be available to view online. A free public reception will be held on October 22 from 6-8pm.

An exhibit featuring photographs and installations by artists Melissa Penley Cormier and Mary McCoy.

Exhibit dates: October 16 - November 27, 2021. Exhibit will also be available to view online. A free public reception will be held on October 22 from 6-8pm.

Gallery hours: Mon-Fri 10-8, Sat 10-4, Sun 12-4. Closed November 25 & 26. Gallery hours subject to change due to COVID-19. Check website at hocoarts.org to confirm hours.

Autism Speaks Walk is the world’s largest autism fundraising event dedicated to improving the lives of people with autism. Powered by the love of parents, grandparents, siblings, friends, relatives, and supporters, the funds raised help ensure people of all abilities have access to the tools needed to lead their best lives. The commitment of individuals like you plays a critical role in raising the funding needed to fuel innovative research and lifelong supports and services. Working together, there is no limit to what we can achieve.

Hear from women who worked at Sparrows Point about the challenges and opportunities they experienced at the steel mill in this one-hour discussion at the North Point Branch of Baltimore County Public Library. Audience members will have an open Q&A and an opportunity to share personal stories after the discussion. Presented in partnership with the Baltimore Museum of Industry.

This program is free to all, no registration required.

UMBC's Livewire 11: Rewired new music festival, presented by the Department of Music, features a special event at the Joseph Beuys Sculpture Park.

Trick of Treat on Main Street!

We have the best community of Merchants in the Best AND Coolest Small Town in America.
They partnered up with the Sykesville Police, Town of Sykesville and Downtown Sykesville Connection to make sure everyone is safe, sound and has a sweet time in Sykesville!

Join us for an evening of family fun!

NO PETS ALLOWED (Town Ordinance 301, which modified the Town Code. The Town Code reference for the “no pets or animals allowed at Town events is: Chapter 51, Article 1, Sections 51-1 through 51-)

The 2021 Downtown Sykesville Farmers Market is nestled in historic Sykesville. Vendors are set up on Baldwin Drive or integrated in the fabric of our charming shopping district, in between the unique shops and boutiques of the Best Main Street in America 2020 (award by Independent We Stand).

The Market runs every Sunday, 9:00am-1:00pm from May 16th to Oct 24th!

Fall 2021 Helena Hicks Emancipation School

Join us for a Baker Info Session, featuring a presentation from GBCA Staff with detailed program overviews and instructions on using the site. This year, Info Sessions will take place virtually through the Zoom Platform. An RSVP is required in order to receive the Zoom Link. Check back soon for a presentation you can watch at your leisure.

This virtual discussion will explore the historical and contemporary perspectives on witchcraft, archetypes of femininity, and their relationship to contemporary culture. Joining the discussion are Awo Faleyewa, Chief Olumo Ifa Priestess and Elder mother of Ile Ofo Ase Iyaami Oshorunga; Robin Morgan, poet, author, and social justice activist; and Hannah Segrave, historian and lecturer of Italian Studies at The Ohio State University. The talk will be moderated by Dr.

Were it not for the Port, there may have never been a Baltimore, or a Baltimore that any of today’s citizens would recognize. As Baltimoreans, we have heard for years that the Port is the essence of the city. The Port is, was and has always been a source of prosperity for “The Queen City of the Patapsco”.

Join us on October 26th at 7:00PM for an in-depth look at the history of Baltimore’s port with Senior Museum Educator Jack Burkert.