Join us as Highwire celebrates five years of hilarious improv in Baltimore. The show kicks off with Mouth Stuff whose hilarious stories are only topped by the scenes they inspire. Whatever This Is ends the night with a character frenzy featuring the four founders of Highwire.
Calling all artists, makers, DIYers, and tool enthusiasts! Join us for Swap, where you can refresh your toolbox, give gently-used supplies a second life, and connect with fellow creatives.
Each September, the Abell Improvement Association hosts the Abell Community Street Fair. The AIA's biggest fundraiser, the Street Fair is an annual celebration of what makes this community unique, and what makes urban living great. With the Abell community's brightly-painted rowhouses as a backdrop, the Street Fair features live entertainment, great food, local artists and vendors, and Baltimore's Best Silent Auction. Our annual Street Fair is an opportunity for our community to reconnect, relax and be reminded of what makes Abell one of Charm City's most charming spots.
When Ludwig van Beethoven published the 29th of his 32 piano sonatas, nicknamed “the Hammerklavier,” he is said to have quipped to his publisher in 1819 that the work would keep pianists busy for the next 50 years — and it’s still keeping pianists busy.
Sunday, September 28, 3 p.m. - CA 3071
Embrace and participate in the rhythms of Puerto Rico in this guided workshop by Cultura Plenera! This is an interactive experience with visitors taking up hand drums and learning traditional Puerto Rican rhythms. Drum, sing, dance, or listen with curiosity.
Grégory Privat and Jacques Schwarz-Bart were both born on December 22, 22 years apart. They have played together for the last 22 years. Join them at An die Musik Live for their Baltimore debut to celebrate this serendipitous milestone!
Sunday, September 28, 4:30 p.m. – Harold J. Kaplan Concert Hall
Experience two uniquely traditional Puerto Rican musical styles, Bomba and Plena, with the Cultura Plenera Ensemble.
Welcome to Irish Set Dance Lessons for Beginners!
Join us for an exciting journey into the world of Irish set dance lessons. Our classes provide a friendly environment for individuals of all levels.
Led by experienced instructors, you'll discover the fundamentals of Irish dance while enjoying the lively rhythms of traditional Irish music.
Whether you're a complete beginner or have some dance experience, there's something for everyone in our classes.
Twelve Bars of Brilliance: How the Blues Built Jazz with Quentin Walston, Pianist, Composer, and Educator
Photography is the foundation of Gina Osterloh’s interdisciplinary and multi-medium art practice. Osterloh's photography, video, performance art, and text works activate photographic conditions including replica, representation, flatness and volume, presence and absence, illusion and the Real, desire and repulsion. Osterloh has had recent solo exhibitions at the Columbus Art Museum and MOCA Detroit. She is the recipient of a 2024 Guggenheim Fellowship. Osterloh received her BA from DePaul University and her MFA from the University of California, Irvine.
Celtic Music Class & Session- Tuesdays
Tuesday Evenings, Catonsville Clubhouse, 10 St Timothy’s Lane, Catonsville, MD, 21228
- Intermediate and advanced class & session: 7:30-9:30 pm
- Beginner class & “slow session”: 6:30-7:20
Class & Session Membership Cost: $28.50/month or $22.50 for three Tuesdays, or $12.50 for two Tuesdays or $9.50 for a single Tuesday- Choose your ticket!
What is it?
Attention all artists and enthusiasts!
Join us for our open mic night. This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your talents and connect with other community members who share your passion for the arts.
Whether you're a beginner, advanced, just doing it for fun, or enjoy watching live performances, we welcome everyone to come and participate.
So please mark your calendars and join us for a night of creativity, inspiration, and fun, We can't wait to see.
In this captivating adaptation of Jane Austen's Persuasion by Sarah Rose Kearns, audiences are transported to a world of social intrigue, family drama, and enduring love. Anne Elliot's touching journey of resilience and second chances unfolds against the elegant and beloved backdrop of Regency-era England, laced with Austen's signature wit.
Homeschool Days are special days for homeschool students to experience field trips at the B&O! Throughout the day, engage in educational programing focused on history with activities including story time, tours, and workshops.
FREE for Maryland Students. $18 for Non-Maryland Students. $10 per adult.
Homeschool Days are special days for homeschool students to experience field trips at the B&O! Throughout the day, engage in educational programing focused on history with activities including story time, tours, and workshops.
FREE for Maryland Students. $18 for Non-Maryland Students. $10 per adult.
Baltimore Architecture Foundation Once Again Hosts
Doors Open Baltimore This October
Join us for our Kickoff Event at The Peale!
Throughout history, queer representation and identity has been embraced through art, self-expression, and building community. Baltimore is one of many places that owes much of its identity and charm to the queer communities that made the city home. MCHC presents a Halloween special evening program that explores the representation of queer identity through history, with a spooky twist!
THE WEDDING JESTER
By John Feffer
October 2 – 5
THE WEDDING JESTER takes place In 1970, in a small village somewhere in Croatia. A stand-up comedian confronts the director of Fiddler on the Roof over errors in the film’s script.
In a former life, the comedian was a badkhen, a jester who served as the emcee at Jewish weddings, and he’s familiar with shtetl life in ways that Fiddler’s non-Jewish director couldn’t possibly know.
Amy Rigby performs solo at An die Musik Live with stories/songs from her new memoir, Girl To Country, alongside classics new and old!
