As part of the America 250 Celebration, the Columbia Pro Cantare chorus will commemorate America’s natural landscapes and beautiful vistas at its concert, “American Landscapes,” Sunday, March 15, 2026, 4 pm at First Evangelical Lutheran Church, 3604 Chatham Road, Ellicott City. Under the direction of Laura Lee Fischer, the program will include a salute to the Great Lakes by Gwyneth Walker, “Northwest Passage” by Z. Randall Stroope, and “Song of the Open Road” by Norman Dello Joio.

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.

Third Thursdays Open Mic at Dear Globe Coffee, 7pm-9pm at 422 W. Mulberry Street in Market Center downtown neighborhood and Bromo Arts and Entertainment District. For inquiries and events, email [email protected]

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.

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.

Join us for an evening concert with The Double Stops at Black Cherry!

Drawing from a remarkable gift to the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education, Upon Thy Gates brings together 73 mezuzahs collected by Elaine K. and Norman Winik from Jewish communities around the world. Each mezuzah embodies a distinct community’s aesthetic sensibilities and local influences while remaining tied to a shared tradition of marking and making home.

This exhibition was produced by the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education

FRENCH FLUTE & BEETHOVEN 8

SUNDAY, MARCH 22 AT 3:00PM

GOUCHER COLLEGE'S KRAUSHAAR AUDITORIUM

Robert Moody, conductor

Henrik Heide, flute

A. DVORAK – Czech Suite

J. Ibert – Flute Concerto

L. V. BEETHOVEN – Symphony No. 8

The Baltimore Mandolin Orchestra’s 101st season continues with a performance at St. John's Episcopal Church in Havre de Grace. The orchestra, under the direction of Interim Director Joel Michael-Schwartz, will perform an eclectic mix of classical music, marches, rags, concert dances, pop tunes and original compositions for the mandolin orchestra.

A National Parks Service National Historic Trail sign at the front of historic Saint John’s Episcopal Church reads:

An enticing selection of art songs spans familiar and overlooked repertoire from myriad styles, all rooted in great literature with settings of Walt Whitman, Shakespeare, Langston Hughes, and Strauss’s opulent Four Last Songs with texts by Hermann Hesse. South African soprano Golda Schultz, who has starred at the Opéra National de Paris, Metropolitan Opera, and BBC Proms, brings this program to life with her “remarkable depth and dimension” and “distinctively thrilling radiance” (Financial Times).

American Art Deco with Ernest Liotti, Performer, Educator, and Lecturer