An evening of indie music from local and visiting bands coral grief + baltimore ave + strawberry sleepover + gay baseball.
Doors/Bar: 7:30PM
Show: 8PM
Start your weekend with improv that surprises every time at The Highwire Center. Here’s our lineup:
The Rorschach Test: Retired superhero Rorschach has found a new career of putting on comedy shows!
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Enjoy Sherlock Holmes? Join with other like-minded people and celebrate the 46th anniversary of the Annual Saturday with Sherlock Holmes at the Pratt Library Central Library (400 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, MD 21201), Wheeler Auditorium. The game is afoot, once again, as seven Sherlockians will give dynamic presentations on various aspects of the Sherlock Holmes stories. The theme is Our Favorite Parts of the Canon. As always, the program is free! There will be coffee and bagels from 10:30 – 11:30 in the corridor adjacent to the auditorium.
Get ready for a concert full of music, laughter, and the kind of magic that happens when amazing stories come to life!
Join us for an afternoon of music and storytelling the whole family will enjoy! The concert begins with favorite tunes from the hit show Bluey, brought to life by the orchestra. Just like the episodes themselves, the music is full of fun, imagination, and heart.
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.
Laughter guaranteed on Highlandtown’s funniest corner. Here’s our lineup:
Figuring It Out: Figuring It Out is a Washington, D.C. based duo that performs a Harold-inspired set.
Comedy lives on Highlandtown’s funniest corner. You never know what’ll happen… and that’s the fun. Here’s our lineup:
Human Magnet: They start with a made-up story that inspires a series of increasingly fun, silly, & connected scenes.
Breakfast Schnitzel: Breakfast Schnitzel is a Washington, D.C. based short-form team whose games have high audience interaction.
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Friday night lights? Nah, Friday night laughs. Unscripted comedy magic happens at Highwire Improv. Here’s our lineup:
Extra Credit: Highwire students and teachers join forces for an all-powerful comedy juggernaut!
Carbon Copy: Carbon Copy brings you a scifi/fantasy themed surreal experience.
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Amy Sherald: American Sublime traces the evolution of the artist, a defining voice of her generation who transformed American portraiture.
“American Sublime is a salve. It’s a call to remember our shared humanity and an insistence on being seen.” —Amy Sherald
The exhibition tells the story of Sherald’s vision and practice through approximately 40 paintings created from 2007 to the present—from her early, rarely seen works to her iconic, larger-than-life portraits of Black Americans in everyday moments.
Come out to An die Musik Live to hear the Brian Kooken Trio perform a mixture of jazz standards with Hammond B3 Organ and Brian's compositions from his 2024 release "Groovin On"!
Brian Kooken, guitar
Greg Hatza, Hammond B3 organ
Robert Shahid, drums
Bach's beloved Orchestral Suite #2 is performed by the full Baroque Orchestra of Bach in Baltimore. The orchestra is joined by the choir and Maestro Dimmock to present Cantata 182, celebrating the baptism of Jesus in the River Jordan
Back by popular demand, the internationally acclaimed Spanish Brass returns with their electrifying Top Secret program – a thrilling blend of spy themes and flamenco flair! This award-winning quintet delivers covert classics from James Bond, Mission Impossible, and The Pink Panther with virtuosic skill and show-stopping presence.
In the second half, they unleash a global soundscape of fiery Spanish dances by de Falla, sultry tangos by Piazzolla, and smooth bossa nova by Jobim. True to their espionage theme, some selections remain classified until showtime.
Through a Glass Darkly: Stained Glass in Baltimore with Linda Rabben, Author, Anthropologist and Human Rights Activist
Anthropologist Linda Rabben surveys the rich tradition and social context of stained-glass decoration in Baltimore’s built environment, from 1850 to the present. A slide show illustrates a few of the hundreds of panels she photographed during three years of research in libraries, museums, homes, houses of worship, public buildings and the streets of Baltimore City and surrounding counties.
Anthropologist Linda Rabben surveys the rich tradition and social context of stained-glass decoration in Baltimore’s built environment, from 1850 to the present. A slide show illustrates a few of the hundreds of panels she photographed during three years of research in libraries, museums, homes, houses of worship, public buildings and the streets of Baltimore City and surrounding counties.
$15 fee for guests and subscribers (no fee for members)
Towson University composition students present a concert of original works in this collaborative concert performed by fellow students in the Department of Music.
A performance series at Le Mondo featuring music, burlesque, drag, puppetry, & more to raise funds for folks facing serious hardship at the hands of the state. Recent fundraisers have benefited Stop Cop City and Baltimore Bail Fund.
Hosted by Mutual Obsession Circus
Doors/Bar: 7:30PM
Show: 8PM
The Art Of Comedy is a flagship program that has been with Motor House since we opened! Created by Ivan Martin, this open mic is intend for comedians of all skill levels. Test out your 3 - 5min set in front of a crowd of comedy fanatics, performance veterans, and other aspiring comedians. It's free to attend and tons of fun for everyone.
Sign up starts at 8 PM, laughs start at 9 PM
Loyola University Maryland’s Sellinger School of Business will present the 2025 Busch Lecture: “The Future of Work: The Peopletecture Model with Dr. Tiffany McDowell” on Thursday, Nov. 6, at 6 p.m. The event will take place in the 4th Floor Program Room in the Andrew White Student Center at Loyola.
MCHC Press proudly presents a new publication, When Claiborne Bridged the Chesapeake: The Rise and Fall of the Ferry Era, with Marty Bollinger, author and historian. Bollinger explores the trials and triumphs of establishing and maintaining ferries as an economically viable mode of transportation between Maryland’s Western and Eastern Shores during the 19th and early-20th centuries from Claiborne, including the politics of the day that inspired the desire to connect Baltimore to the Eastern Shore.
This Fall 2025, Le Mondo offers intermediate/advanced dance classes in Modern, led by B&B Collective.
Classes are intermediate/advanced and hosted every Thursday at 6:30PM. You can attend all sessions or drop in as you are available!