The Baltimore Jewish Film Festival is now VIRTUAL! Join us online May 16-June 10 for this diverse selection of dynamic, inspiring and meaningful films from...
Concerts in Baltimore. Tickets are available for all shows. Check out the schedule for upcoming shows and gigs along with the seating chart and map.
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Maryland Art Place (MAP) is pleased to be partnering with the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA’s) Curatorial Practices Program this spring. MAP will...
Hutzler’s department store was a Maryland icon for more than a century. The family-run business grew to 10 stores across Maryland, including its downtown...
Online Exhibition
Asia North 2020: Tradition-Memory-Transformation
Launches online May 8 at https://www.towson.edu/asianorth
Twenty-five regional Asian...
Enjoy free museum admission and a highlights tour at 11 a.m. every first Thursday of the month. For groups of 10 or more, call to book the tour (410-685-3750).
Starting with early portraiture, “Reflections: A Brief History of Looking at Ourselves” is a new exhibition exploring themes of identity and place that are...
This exhibition is a visually stunning installation highlighting the extraordinary breadth of the Maryland Historical Society’s costume collection across...
In Naturally Beautiful: Uncovering Nature in the Nineteenth-Century Home, Homewood Museum mines its impressive collection of decorative arts to explore how...
Your recipe for a great night out with friends.
Brews & Clues turns your smartphone into the city’s best tour guide. Our tours help you discover secret...
Dear Community Members: In accordance with the Governor's directives re: COVID-19; the Dancing for the Arts Gala has been postponed to Thursday, June 4,...
Come to Baltimore Improv Group for free comedy shows every night of the week including improv comedy, stand-up, sketch, and more.
The BIG Theater opened...
In a contemporary society that often insists you can only be one or the other — Ben likes beer, sports, Emily — and Chris. A provocative, intricate and...
In a crowded Bronx apartment, three generations of the working-class Berger family struggle against the odds during the Great Depression to make ends meet...
