Columbia Pro Cantare will join in the celebration of America's 250th in a concert on May 2, 2026, 8 pm at the Jim Rouse Theatre. The concert, “Sing Democracy 250!”, features two works commissioned by the nationwide Together in Hope project: “Redeem the Dream’ and “US.” The chorus is under the direction of Laura Lee Fischer.
For anyone looking for that special gift for mom, Art with a Heart (AWAH) has the solution! The nonprofit will host a hands-on workshop where beginners and seasoned DIY enthusiasts can honor their moms through art.
Adventure awaits! Learn how to play D&D in this four-hour workshop designed for brand new players. Together with your professional Game Master Keith E, you will spend the first hour devising fun characters to portray, with the rest of your time spent adventuring in a world designed to teach you the mechanics and general flow of the beloved role-playing game.
All necessary materials will be provided to you, but feel free to bring a pen or pencil, paper, a set of polyhedral dice (typically found in sets of 7), a snack, and most importantly, your imagination!
Join the Towson University Choral Society for its annual Spring Concert — an inspiring evening of music celebrating hope, strength, and the power of the human spirit, featuring Rollo Dilworth’s stirring Weather: Stand the Storm.
Choral Society is a non-auditioned choir open to all Towson University undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and staff, as well as members of the Towson and Baltimore communities who share a love for singing.
Join us for a collaborative concert featuring Deer Creek Chorale, Deer Creek Youth Choir, Goucher Choral Society and guest orchestra featuring the Mid-Atlantic premiere of Missa Pro Terra: A Mass for the Earth by Canadian composer Paul A. Aitken. Dr. Paul Rardin will serve as guest conductor. Pre-concert talk at 3:00pm in Merrick Hall.
Tickets:
$25 - Adult
$20 - Senior (62+)
$10 - Student (6-21)
FREE - 5 and under
Get your tickets early!
Tickets will be an additional $5/ticket at the door.
On Sunday, May 3 at 4:30 pm, St. David's Baltimore presents a festival with a pre-service recital featuring baritone Jacob Elfner and soprano Elisheva Pront.
The event is free and open to the public, with doors opening at 4:00 pm. A suggested donation of $10-$20 directly benefits the musicians and the music series.
Peabody Opera Season Highlights with Peabody Opera
Members of the Maryland Center for History and Culture enjoy free access to this intimate chamber music performance and light reception at the Maryland Center for History and Culture.
Join the Women's Law Center of Maryland for an inspiring evening honoring six Maryland changemakers advancing equity and expanding access to justice for all. Complete with excellent food, drinks, a high-value raffle and more, this garden gathering serves as the Women's Law Center's largest event of the year and supports free legal services for survivors of intimate partner violence.
Guitarists from the Towson University Guitar Program, a premiere collegiate program in the region, present an exciting program of music for solo guitar and small guitar ensembles. Join us for an evening of beautiful and engaging music!
On the first Thursday of every month, explore the Maryland Center for History and Culture with extended Museum hours until 8 pm.
Enjoy FREE Museum admission all day.
Wine Village in Baltimore returns to the Inner Harbor for its fourth season in 2026. From May 7 through May 31, 2026, visitors are invited to celebrate spring at Baltimore’s cozy, European-inspired and open-air wine festival at West Shore Park.
Explore pattern and printmaking using early examples from the American colonies to create your own print. Ideal for adults. Sponsored by PNC.
A former painting and art educator, Baltimore based Fiber artist Jennifer McBrien, TU '85, now draws with her sewing machine. Her passion for birds and the environment comes through in the rich narratives she tells through thread and fabric. McBrien intertwines freehand machine and hand stitching to create evocative portrayals of women, birds, and hybrid figures, often featuring female bodies with bird heads. Her compositions transcend traditional representations and delve into complex themes of femininity, liberation, and connection with nature.
The end of the semester concert will be a highlight of the department of music's offering, this concert will present a range of music from the big band era to current day jazz composers. Including several current jazz/commercial composition majors!!
The TU Jazz Orchestra is directed by professor Dave Ballou.
The Senior show features students’ works that represent the various tracks, including painting, sculpture, graphic design, illustration, crafts, metalworking/jewelry, ceramics, digital art and design, photography, and printmaking.
La Sonora is taking over Library Nineteen to bring you CUEVA DE LA CUMBIA - an underground cumbia fest featuring Yeison Landero, San Jacinto’s heredero de la cumbia, bringing live cumbia sabanera straight from Colombia to the dancefloor and continuing the musical legacy of his grandfather, the legendary Andres Landero.
The American Revolution was not only fought with muskets and bayonets. On both sides of the Atlantic, artists armed with paint, canvas, and wax played a vital role in shaping revolutionary ideals.
The Young Playwrights Festival is our longest running learning program that encourages expression and creativity in students across the state. Each spring, we invite and receive hundreds of play submissions from participants in our residencies, and many more from students across Maryland. Playwrights in grades K-12 submit their short plays, and each year up to six plays are chosen to receive a professional production produced by Baltimore Center Stage.
Maryland at 250 is a four-part lecture series on The Values That Shape Us: Freedom, Citizenship, Free Speech, and Religion. Sponsored by the Maryland Center for History and Culture, The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture, and the Maryland Four Centuries Project.