Join us at the Raoul Middleman Studio Museum for the opening reception of Ruth Channing: Collages.
Channing’s colorful prints and paintings were inspired by her experiments with chine collé, a special printmaking technique in which paper of a different color or texture is adhered to the overall piece.
Join us for world-class chamber music in Baltimore! The Candlelight Concert Society is thrilled to partner with The Peale for a new concert series, Candlelight at the Peale. Starting in December, three concerts will feature world-class, intimate chamber music and chats with artists.
The Old Part Of Town is a Baltimore-based Americana band, formed in 2013 to serve as a vehicle for the songwriting and musical talents of Matt Douglass and Sam Nitzberg. Mining the rich musical landscape of folk, rock and roll, country-western and blues, their dynamic live shows are peppered with covers of hidden gems from an eclectic range of musical sources.
These Russian-born composers charted routes of resistance and freedom that still resonate today. Tchaikovsky, secretly gay and openly enraptured with the music of the West, poured his love and anguish into the Violin Concerto that mixed Russian intensity into the impeccable traditions of the Classical masters. Stravinsky, untested and overlooked in his home country, astonished the crowds in Paris with his supernatural ballet based on the Russian fairy tales of the Firebird.
Admission to Making Her Mark: A History of Women Artists in Europe, 1400-1800 is free for all visitors on Thursday, November 9 and Sunday, December 3.
See more than 200 works of art in Making Her Mark that reflect the multifaceted and often overlooked ways women contributed to the visual arts of Europe.
Perry Hall High School (PHHS) PTSA’s annual Winter Arts & Crafts Fair is Sunday, December 3, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Perry Hall High School, 4601 Ebenezer Road in Nottingham.
It’s time for play! Gather the family and join us in celebrating the public opening of the Joseph Education Center. Explore hands-on, play-inspired installations made by internationally acclaimed artists Derrick Adams, Mary Flanagan, and Pablo Helguera.
Enjoy family art-making and interactive activities for all ages, and all-day free admission to Making Her Mark: A History of Women Artists in Europe, 1400-1800.
Free timed-entry passes are required to visit Making Her Mark. RESERVE YOUR PASS.
CityLit Project invites you to a Sunday afternoon of poetry showcasing two celebrated poets Yona Harvey (You Don’t Have to Go to Mars to Love) and Brionne Janae (Blessed are the Peacemakers), and an ensemble of regional Cave Canem poets curated by Fellow Reginald (Reggie) Harris (Autobiography) on December 3, 2023, at the Motor House, 120 W. North Avenue, Baltimore, MD from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm in the Main Theater.
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, adapted by Erin Riley
Directed by Kaitlyn Fowler
December 1-17, 2023
Healing Through Our Histories, facilitated by Christina Marsh, artist, wellness coach, and Director of Community Arts and Engagement at Baltimore Clayworks, with guest speaker Janel Cubbage, MS, LCPC, MPH.
Please join us in celebrating the holidays in a variety concert featuring Maryland guitar ensembles and orchestras, such as the Guitars for Change Ensemble, BCGS Guitar Orchestra (sign up for the orchestra to perform in the concert), an ensemble from the Peabody Preparatory, and the Barrueco Studio Ensemble.
Join Roots Café at An die Musik Live! for their annual Christmas Show!
Mark Brine, Doug Stevenson, Santa Claus, Geoffrey Himes & Willem Elsevier will mix holiday songs and new material for this festive musical celebration of the season!
In-person seats: $15/ $10 students
Attendees receive a link to the recording to view for one week.
Streaming passes: $12
The link will be sent out to live stream participants 15 minutes before the show and will remain active through Dec 10
A celebratory concert of Holiday music that the whole family can enjoy, the program includes the exuberant Bach Christmas Oratorio Part V: Ehre sei dir, Gott, gesungen (Praise be sung by you, God), a cheerful and optimistic work featuring two oboe d’amores—one of Bach’s favorite instruments. Join in singing festive arrangements of beloved Christmas Carols: O Come All Ye Faithful, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, and Once In Royal David’s City. Revel in favorite arias from Messiah, including Comfort Ye and Rejoice!
Join The Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective for a concert at Shriver Hall on Sunday, December 3, 2023, at 5:30 pm. This will be the group’s U.S. debut and will feature major quintets from two historical American composers, Amy Beach, and Florence Price, both glorious works of lyricism and virtuosity.
Please join us for a Pre-Concert Talk at 4:30 pm in Shriver Hall.
This concert will be approximately 2 hours in duration, including an intermission.
The goal: To build and maintain a community for the next generation of art-appreciators in Baltimore City.
TNT: Theatre Night for Teens at Everyman Theatre is the ultimate social event for high-school aged students who want to see a play, meet other teens interested in theatre, and engage directly with the artists who create professionally!
Students in grades 9-12 are invited to TNT, a teens-only event which takes our shows to a whole new level.
Sunday, December 3, 2023, 7:30 PM, Jim Rouse Theatre - Columbia Pro Cantare performs Handel’s masterpiece, “Messiah.” Joining the chorus are guest artists Amy van Roekel, soprano; MaryAnn McCormick, mezzo; Charles Reid, tenor; Lester Lynch, baritone; and Festival Orchestra featuring Henry Lowe, organ.
Interested in learning more about his family heritage, director Jon Baime took an at-home DNA test and uncovered a family secret that had been hidden for half a century.
ONLINE PROGRAM
Realizing Across Asia at The Walters Art Museum
Ani Proser, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quincy Scott curator of Asian art and curatorial chair, Walters Art Museum
In this talk, Adriana Proser, lead curator for Across Asia: Arts of Asia and the Islamic World, will discuss how she and her colleagues collaborated within the museum walls and beyond to highlight works from the Walters Art Museum collections in engaging and innovative ways.
$15 fee for guests and subscribers (no fee for members)
Join art educator Kara Klein for an interesting overview of artworks related to the miracle of the oil and the re-dedication of the Holy Temple. This is a virtual event.
All Good Things Must Begin! Is a Climate Change Theatre Action Event brought to you by Vital Matters. At 5:30, doors will open for “Gifts for a better future” in the gallery, where Ivy Bookshop will be selling books, local artists and crafts people will be selling gifts, and folks from climate and related organizations will have information about ways you can be better informed, and get involved.