Highwire Improv presents live, unscripted comedy in Highlandtown, featuring bold performers, fast laughs, and stories you can only see once.

Fast laughs, sharp turns, and zero planning. This is spontaneous comedy driven by quick thinking, big personalities, and fearless choices.

Short Ribs: A tasty team of current and former Highwire students coming together to perform a bunch of your favorite improv games.

Get ready for a birthday celebration like no other! Help us celebrate the B&O’s 199th birthday and the wonder of American railroading. It is going to be a day full of fun and festivities—from a fun jewelry making workshop, B&O Unlocked tours, a special display, cupcakes, crafts, a special gift, and more!

Get ready for a birthday celebration like no other! Help us celebrate the B&O’s 199th birthday and the wonder of American railroading. It is going to be a day full of fun and festivities—from a fun jewelry making workshop, B&O Unlocked tours, a special display, cupcakes, crafts, a special gift, and more!

THE FOREST OF THE WITCH

By US Karagoz Theatre Company
February 28

Highwire Improv presents live, unscripted comedy in Highlandtown, featuring bold performers, fast laughs, and stories you can only see once.

Every show is different and that’s the whole point. With no script and no safety net, Baltimore’s funniest improvisers create fast, fearless comedy live.

Landlines: A sharp & silly all-Black women troupe who are still loving 80s and 90s pop culture. They’re your favorite Aunties.

Highwire Improv presents live, unscripted comedy in Highlandtown, featuring bold performers, fast laughs, and stories you can only see once.

We celebrate Black History Month with hilarious visitors from Philadelphia. This is spontaneous comedy driven by quick thinking, big personalities, and fearless choices.

NYTEShift: A dope-ass Philly-based comedy troupe comprised of all people of color performing

SQUEAKY takes place in and around such iconic Baltimore settings as the Kibbitz Room at Attman’s Delicatessen, a Colts game at Memorial Stadium, driving up and down Ritchie Highway, Lexington Market, Atrium Village Druid Hill Park and Mondawmin Mall, all while referencing a who’s who of Baltimore – the Colts, the O’s, Earl Weaver, the Terps’ Lefty Driesell, Jack and Morty Pollack of the Trenton Democratic Club, convicted Governor Marvin Mandell, Spiro Agnew and many others.

Marcus's creative ensemble featuring straight ahead jazz with Middle Eastern influences and band members from Baltimore, NY, and Michigan!

The Todd Marcus Jazz Orchestra

Todd Marcus - bass clarinet
Troy Roberts - tenor sax
Brent Birckhead - alto sax & flute
Russell Kirk - alto sax
Alex Norris - trumpet
Javier Nero - trombone
Xavier Davis - piano
Jeff Reed - bass
Eric Kennedy - drums

Marcus's creative ensemble featuring straight ahead jazz with Middle Eastern influences and band members from Baltimore, NY, and Michigan!

The Todd Marcus Jazz Orchestra

Todd Marcus - bass clarinet
Troy Roberts - tenor sax
Brent Birckhead - alto sax & flute
Russell Kirk - alto sax
Alex Norris - trumpet
Javier Nero - trombone
Xavier Davis - piano
Jeff Reed - bass
Eric Kennedy - drums

Join the Double Stops and the Bayberries for a special double-bill at An die Musik Live!

The Double Stops, an acoustic duo comprised of Kait Lee and Z Smith, is a musical collaboration catalyzed by the departure of a good pal and bluegrass phenomenon. You will find them around Baltimore playing old country, bluegrass, and whatever else they damned well please!

Highwire Improv presents live, unscripted comedy in Highlandtown, featuring bold performers, fast laughs, and stories you can only see once.

Highwire Improv is pure live-wire comedy. Expect bold performers, spontaneous scenes, and characters that spiral into hilarious chaos right before your eyes.

Drums Drums Drums: A “revolutionary percussion trio” that sometimes has to perform improv when their drums go missing.

On March 1 and 2, we are celebrating Read Across America Day with special story times from some very special guests. Join us in Junior Junction from 10:30 am to 3:30 pm to listen to prominent Marylanders read beloved children’s books. There will be a new reader every half hour, swag giveaways on both days, book giveaways on Monday, and a “book tasting” event!

Settle in for a late‑morning tea experience in our galleries as Teapots XI enters its final days. Surrounded by remarkable teapots crafted by both emerging and established artists, you’ll have the chance to sit, sip, and savor—enjoying curated teas, light bites, and the rare pleasure of spending unhurried time in this intimate exhibition setting.

FRANCES HARPER: AN ACTIVIST/ARTIVIST LIFE

By Sharing Our Legacy Dance Theatre
March 1

Join the Department of Music for its annual showcase concert featuring students from across all areas of the department. This visually immersive experience will present large and small ensembles, solo and chamber music, jazz, and works by student composers all centered around wind instruments. This fast-paced concert lasts 75 minutes without intermission.

On the Road to Somewhere: Pilgrimages in American Art with Kristen Hileman, Independent Curator

The TU Symphony Orchestra and esteemed guests, Towson University President Mark Ginsberg and Provost Melanie Perreault, proudly present an extraordinary interdisciplinary event celebrating the American experience through music, art, dance, theatre, film, and visual storytelling. Featuring two powerful compositions—Peter Boyer’s Ellis Island: The Dream of America and Wordsmith’s Made in America—this performance brings together students and faculty from across the arts in a vibrant collaboration.