Peabody Jazz Ensemble

Luis Hernandez (arr. Norman): Dialed In
Thad Jones: Git Sassy
Wayne Shorter (arr. Thomas): Speak No Evil
John Coltrane (arr. Foster): Giant Steps
John Hicks (arr. Gibson): After the Morning
Walter Booker (arr. Gibson): Book’s Bossa
Larry Wills (arr. Gibson): Isabel The Liberator
Roy Hargrove (arr. Gibson): Strasbourg St. Denis
Larry Willis (arr. Gibson): To Wisdom, The Prize

This exhibition series presented by The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA) is made possible through the generous support of the Maryland State Arts Council. This series will feature the work of 10 emerging Baltimore-based artists working in mediums from glass and acrylic to metal and fiber throughout 2022. This exhibition series features visual artists Bria Sterling-Wilson and Christophe Batten, along with glass artists Zach Wade and Mitchell Noah.

FACEBook LIVE 12:30 pm
We will have a different animal everyday to explore about and answer your questions. We will also do some kind of fun activity like reading a book, a science experiment or craft. Fun for all ages!

This will continue throughout this pandemic emergency. I have the dates set until April 10th but will extend this as needed. Watch our videos live or later to keep busy and have fun. Let us know what you like and/or what you & your kiddos are needing during this time.

We’re excited to announce the launch of the “Virtually Creative” after-school program.

The “Virtually Creative” after school program is an extension of our onsite programming that takes place at John Ruhrah Elementary/ Middle and Tench Tilghman Elementary/ Middle. In an effort to continue supporting our schools we are providing afterschool programming online. Each day, students receive homework help and hangout time to connect with friends. They will also have virtual Restorative Practice circles every Friday. Below is a detailed breakdown of the Virtually Creative schedule.

Living Altar:

Growing Our Gardens

Friday, April 8-Saturday, May 28

Motor House

Honor those lost through this pandemic and beyond. Resist through celebration. And contribute to a living memory of the resilience, cultural power, and beauty of Asian culture. This interactive healing and art space pays homage to the importance of ritual and ceremony throughout the Asian diaspora and serves as a proactive communal container to celebrate pride and heritage, process and memorialize grief, and connect with each other.

Sheela Becton invites you to take a journey with her to India and experience the Colors of India brought to life on canvas. Exhibit is available September 8- October 14 at the Bernice Kish Gallery at Slayton House. A portion of sales from this exhibit will benefit HopeWorks Howard County. Gallery is open to the public M-F 9am-4:30pm but please call 410-730-3987 ahead of visit to make sure all areas are accessible.

Public reception will be on September 11, 3-5pm. Becton's Gallery Talk will take place on September 21, 10-11am.

Visit this page for the Virtual Tour: https://www.poeinbaltimore.org/virtual-tour/

In a tiny brick house on Baltimore’s North Amity Street in 1833-1835 Edgar Allan Poe wrote some of the early stories that would make him the father of the modern short story, and create and define the modern genres of mystery, horror and science fiction.

His spirit and legacy live throughout Baltimore City, inspiring authors, poets, playwrights, businesses – and even our sports teams. Poe Baltimore celebrates this legacy.

"This is when we all need yoga most. We're giving everyone free access to a new collection of online classes every week so you can keep your practice moving - wherever you are."

Hopkins Symphony Orchestra’s 22-23 audition sign-up is now open. HSO is a community orchestra made up of Baltimore-area students and community members. Auditions are free and open to the public and there is no cost to participate.

Lilia Torres joined Artesanas in 2014. She started teaching cooking classes at an after school program. Lilia says, "Sharing with people everything that is done fills me with joy and I love ​​working with children." Lilia considers herself a hardworking, enterprising, humble and simple woman with a lot of desire to move forward.

Venmo: Lilia Torres @Lilia-Torres-13

CHILES RELLENOS WITH TOMATO SAUCE - RECIPE FOR 6 PEOPLE INGREDIENTS:

6 POBLANO PEPPERS

6 EGGS

½ POUND OF HARD CHEESE

1 CUP OF VEGETABLE OIL

5 RED TOMATOES

We offer art workshop videos, coloring pages, and other educational content! With these videos, we're coming to YOU with how to's of art projects you can do right at home with everyday household items. Enjoy, and have fun!

Dance & Bmore hosted online shows that include music, movement, and games for your whole family! Dive into these free episodes and jam with your fam!

URecFit Group Exercise goes online! All classes will be available for registration on URecFit Live. You are not required to be a URecFit member to sign up! Registration will remain open until the group exercise class begins. We recommend registering and joining the class 10 minuters prior to start time to ensure your audio and visual components are working properly. We will be using Microsoft Teams as our platform for delivery. Each instance has a unique Teams link that you will see at the bottom of your confirmation email.

The Baltimore Museum of Industry celebrates Maryland’s industrial legacy and shows how innovation fuels ongoing progress. Our exhibitions, educational programs, and collections engage visitors in the stories of the people who built Baltimore and those who shape the region’s future.

Visit this page for a virtual tour: https://historyview.org/library/baltimore-museum-of-industry/

"We are launching a new series called Five Minute Histories. Each day, we’ll record a short video about a different historic place in Baltimore. My on-site production crew consists of my 14 year old daughter and 15 year old son, and we are honoring Governor Hogan’s request and are doing this from home.

BNHA 3rd Annual History Through Arts Competition

The Baltimore National Heritage Area (BNHA) invites Baltimore City youth to participate in our 3rd Annual History Through Arts Competition. The purpose of this contest is to engage City youth in an art exhibit showcasing their unique talents while also expressing their view of life in Baltimore City. The expectation is that the artwork will reflect Baltimore’s historic people, places, significant architecture or represent a historical event.

Thank you for visiting our Transcending exhibits! One of the best ways to view the show is to click on an image of the art. Once open, you can navigate from one artwork to the next using the arrows to the side. It is sort of like strolling through a gallery! You can return to the main page by clicking the "x" at the top of the page. Viewing the art this way allows it to expand into the viewing space so that you can see it better and moving from one to the other will acquaint you with each of the artists who are exhibiting.

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