This 6-week class will introduce you to the fundamentals of improv in a safe, supportive, joyful environment! Includes a student showcase!

Welcome to the wonderful world of improv comedy!

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Collage Senior Seminar Final Concert

March 26 - 28

Collage — An evening of original dance works created and performed by the Dance Major Senior Seminar Class of 2026. From bold movement to heartfelt stories, each piece weaves together diverse styles and emotions into one unforgettable performance.

This student-choreographed and performed concert is part of the senior capstone class. Movement styles are diverse and creative with students applying the many techniques studied at TU.

Professor Joseph Gotoff presents a program of works for cello and piano by Vitezslava Kapralovaa, Dora Pejacevic, Shinuh Lee, and other female composers. Dr. Gotoff will be joined by guest artist Dr. Wan-chi Su.

Thirsty Thursdays at the Opera is Opera Baltimore’s signature performance and beverage tasting series, blending live music with expertly curated drink pairings. Set in the historic and glamorous Engineers Club, each evening offers a unique opportunity to enjoy operatic highlights in a relaxed and social atmosphere.

Join Marissa Paternoster (of Screaming Females) in her project NOUN and Dublin-born Ailbhe Reddy in a night of live music at Le Mondo.

Join the Towson University voice faculty quintet, quinTUs, (Lori Hulgren, Jessica Harika, Min Jin, Phillip Collister-Murray, and Esther Lee with Aaron Ziegel, guest) for an evening of ensemble love songs. The program includes Robert Schumann’s seldom performed Spanische Liebeslieder Op. 138 for four solo singers and four-hand piano. Additional works include selections from operas, musicals, and the American Songbook. Spring is in the air, and so is LOVE!

Join us on March 27, 2026 for an out-of-this-world experience at this year’s Play It Forward, Port Discovery’s signature fundraising gala that celebrates the importance of purposeful learning with play. This adults-only celebration will be filled with magic and wonder, featuring a seated dinner, dancing, and entertainment. We invite our wide network of supporters, advocates, and mission-aligned playmakers for a night in support of Port Discovery as a community learning hub, teaching museum, and educational playspace for all.

A brand new, full length puppetry spectacle, The Dream Show is an exploration of dreaming: of sleep, new horizons, and other ends of the world through the love story of Pierrot & the Moon. Giant mâché puppets, lullabies, marionettes, disembodied limbs searching for their homes, and textured landscapes create a dreamworld both tender and horrifying. Pierrot holds a mirror to the world of hunger and exploitation, and asks the question: why not steal, and why not strike? The show is intended for adult audiences, but can also be enjoyed by children who are not afraid of ghosts.

Schedule:
Saturday, March 28; 9am-4pm
Sunday, March 29; 11am-4pm
Saturday, April 4; 9am-4pm
FINAL ADMISSIONS 2:30PM

Dust off your dancing shoes and join us at Mobtown Ballroom in Station North for a hilariously fun evening of square dancing, live music and plentiful silliness. No experience or partner is needed. There will be a dance caller walking you through all the moves. The bar will be open! Spread the word and tell your friends. It's THE most fun way to spend a night in Charm City. How could you possibly miss out on having this much fun?!

A brand new, full length puppetry spectacle, The Dream Show is an exploration of dreaming: of sleep, new horizons, and other ends of the world through the love story of Pierrot & the Moon. Giant mâché puppets, lullabies, marionettes, disembodied limbs searching for their homes, and textured landscapes create a dreamworld both tender and horrifying. Pierrot holds a mirror to the world of hunger and exploitation, and asks the question: why not steal, and why not strike? The show is intended for adult audiences, but can also be enjoyed by children who are not afraid of ghosts.

Two of Baltimore's best jazz duos perform one set each, then combine for a grand finale -- First up is the duo of Rhonda Robinson (vocals/flute) and Damien Noble (piano). Next up Sounds of Surprise, the DMV's only combination of clarinet (Bob Jacobson) and mandolin (Leo Hickman). You'll hear swing, blues, Brazilian, Latin and more, both standards and originals.

In a Chamber Music Maryland first, Anderson & Roe Piano Duo, hailed as “the most dynamic duo of this generation,” joins forces with acclaimed Baltimore rapper and poet Wordsmith for an electrifying fusion of classical virtuosity and hip-hop storytelling.

Created exclusively for Chamber Music Maryland, this groundbreaking collaboration explores themes of light, unity, and transcendence, culminating in a world premiere that redefines the concert experience.