Celebrate Olive Dennis—B&O Railroad pioneer and one of the first women railroad engineers—during a day of tours, hands-on S.T.E.A.M.workshops, crafts, and learning for all ages. Held on Pi Day, this event honors innovation, curiosity, and the women shaping STEM.
On proposal writing structure, preparation, and the process that wins opportunities.
Whether you’re applying for contracts, grants, or partnerships, strong proposal writing is essential and rarely taught.
Join our 2-hour in-person workshop, "Embrace Spontaneity: Intro to Improv." It's a low-pressure, fun experience designed for newcomers. Connect with others through introductions, establish boundaries, and engage in energizing warmups, games, and collaborative scenes.
Get ready to embark on a low-pressure, fun-filled adventure that will unleash your creativity, boost your confidence, and ignite your sense of playfulness.
Beyond the Mask of COVID is a portrait storytelling project inspired by an intimate conversation between nurse and social worker Heather Douglas and her mother. Making her first foray into using art as a means of expression, Heather collaborated with artist Tiffany Jones to bring to life the stories and voices beyond the mask. Together they discuss how art became a means of communication and community building.
Baltimore Muralism: An Exploration of Murals as a Reflection of Neighborhood Desires, Real Estate Interests, and Artistic Vision with Ben Stone, Former Director of Design and Creative Placemaking, National Endowment for the Arts
Don’t miss this timely and emotionally resonant documentary exploring the crisis of trust in American medicine. Following the overarching issues of greed and profits over people, the film highlights patient suffering, clinician burnout, betrayal and the struggles of those on the frontlines of care. With a sharp focus on systemic dysfunction and a multitude of deeply personal stories, the film raises awareness, provokes dialogue and inspires change at every level of healthcare.
Use the engineering process to design and build a car out of LEGOs. Builders will test their designs on our racetrack before making any necessary changes to their models. Participants will learn about the aerodynamics of vehicles like cars and trains and how to make a vehicle travel a longer distance at a faster speed.
Use the engineering process to design and build a car out of LEGOs. Builders will test their designs on our racetrack before making any necessary changes to their models. Participants will learn about the aerodynamics of vehicles like cars and trains and how to make a vehicle travel a longer distance at a faster speed.
Embark on a self-guided journey throughout the three floors of fun Port Discovery has to offer and tap into special workshops offered just for our homeschoolers on these special days.
Step into the exciting world of improv with our interactive workshop, "Discover the Magic of Improv." This two-hour in-person experience is specially designed for individuals who are curious about exploring the thrill of improv for the first time. Get ready to embark on a low-pressure, fun-filled adventure that will unleash your creativity, boost your confidence, and ignite your sense of playfulness.
American Art Deco with Ernest Liotti, Performer, Educator, and Lecturer
This 6-week class will introduce you to the fundamentals of improv in a safe, supportive, joyful environment! Includes a student showcase!
Welcome to the wonderful world of improv comedy!
Could you imagine yourself:
Sergio Assad will give a master class on Friday, March 27, from 1:00 PM until 4:00 PM (GMT-4). The class will take place at An Die Musik in Baltimore, in front of a live audience AND will be streamed live to registered users. Performers are students from the Peabody Conservatory. The time is local to Baltimore, MD, USA
Shop the East Coast’s largest selection of beads (4,000+ varieties!), seed beads, paper beads, gemstones, findings, charms, and minerals. Visit the Baltimore Bead Society booth to see member work and learn about local beading. Plus, jewelry-making classes for adults and kids starting at $16! Free parking/shuttle.
Tickets are Free with registration. Baltimore Bead Society donation requested.
Panel + Recital #2
March 29, 2026
The Engineers Club
Tickets:
$15 General Admission
$33 Lunch Add-On (includes catered lunch during the panel)
Event Overview
Voices in Solidarity continues with Silenced Songs: Rediscovering the Lost Music of Jewish Composers, a program led by soprano Sara Duchovnay that restores the voices of Jewish women composers whose work was disrupted or suppressed during the Holocaust.
For Ages 6 – 16
BCS Spring Camp is a NEW week-long experience of creative workshops, community building, and artistic expression through music, art, theater, movement, and more!
Spring 2026 Session Dates
Session 1: March 30 – April 3, 2026
Session 2: April 6 – April 10, 2026
Single Camp Days will be available to purchase at $80/day per child.
Receive a 10% discount when you sign up for a full week!
All aboard for American STEAM Week! Celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with a week of hands-on railroad fun for the whole family. Each day starts at 10:30 a.m. with engaging tours exploring rail history, technology, women on the rails, safety, and engineering. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., kids can dive into interactive workshops—build locomotives, test bridges, send telegraph messages, create pendulum art, design plates, make engineer hats, and more. Don’t miss this perfect mix of Spring Break fun, creativity, and learning!
Join us for a dynamic and inspiring masterclass with the internationally acclaimed Arcis Saxophone Quartet, renowned for their virtuosic artistry, innovative programming, and engaging stage presence. As part of the Peggy and Yale Gordon Trust classical guest artist residency, the members of Arcis will work directly with Towson University's student saxophone quartets.
This masterclass provides a unique opportunity for students and audience members alike to experience the artistry and pedagogy of one of Europe’s leading chamber ensembles.
Luis Barragan & Mexican Modernist Architecture and Space with Jennie Hirsch, Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art at Maryland Institute College of Art
This talk will sketch a brief history of what is now the Maryland School for the Blind (MSB) from its 1853 founding in downtown Baltimore to its relocation outside of the city in the early 1900s. MCHC’s 2026 Lord Baltimore Research Fellow Amanda Stuckey, PhD, tells this history through what can be pieced together of individual students’ experiences as they appear in MCHC collections.