American Art Deco
American Art Deco with Ernest Liotti, Performer, Educator, and Lecturer
American Art Deco with Ernest Liotti, Performer, Educator, and Lecturer
Join us for an unforgettable evening of music as the winners of the 2026 Sanborn Competition take the stage! Featuring outstanding performances from both the Piano and Vocal Divisions, this concert celebrates the exceptional artistry and talent of our student musicians. Come and be inspired by an evening of beautiful music, passion, and excellence.
Enjoy a day of free admission at MCHC in celebration of Maryland Day.
Celebrate America’s 250th anniversary! Meet the skilled needleworkers creating Maryland’s collaborative hand-embroidered panel and practice your stitching skills with local Hall-of-Fame Quilter Mimi Dietrich. Maryland’s panel is one of thirteen panels—one for each colony—that will be featured in the final exhibition, America’s Tapestry. Historical associations from across the states have volunteered to collaborate on the panelsߴ historical imagery and have generously agreed to host the stitchers as they work.
Celebrate the public opening of the WayFinder Wing at MCHC with free museum admission all day. Join us for a playful and creative ribbon-cutting to officially open the WayFinder Wing to the public. Throughout the day, explore WayFinders: Making Sense of Our World, a new hands-on, sensory-rich exhibition designed especially for children ages 5–11 and their families.
Carrie Fucile, TU lecturer in Digital Art +Design and her collaborator, writer and historian Alicia Puglionesi, present a live performance that explores the story of descending into a cave with spoken word, live sound, and projected video as a live performance. They ask: Why do we put faith in false promises and what is it like to be a rock?
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.
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.
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.
Sergio Assad will give a master class on Friday, March 27, from 1:00 PM until 4:00 PM (GMT-4). The class will take place at An Die Musik in Baltimore, in front of a live audience AND will be streamed live to registered users. Performers are students from the Peabody Conservatory. The time is local to Baltimore, MD, USA
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.
Schedule:
Saturday, March 28; 9am-4pm
Sunday, March 29; 11am-4pm
Saturday, April 4; 9am-4pm
FINAL ADMISSIONS 2:30PM
Celebrate the public opening of the new WayFinder Wing with creative workshops designed for families, members, and the community.
Participate in family art-making, explore the exhibition, and attend one or all of our workshops. Ideal for ages five and above. Enjoy free Museum admission between 1 and 4 pm. Registration required.
1–1:45 pm Olfactory Art with artist Laure Drogoul
2–2:45 pm Sensory Walk
3–3:45 pm Paper Shadow Puppets with artist Annie Howe
We are excited to announce the opening of "Expanding," a solo exhibition of paintings by local Baltimore and Baker Artist, Erica Lorrie, at Helia Studio.
“Expanding” dissolves the boundaries of form to explore the porous edges between the individual and environment. Through figures that rupture and merge with the landscape, Lorrie presents a visual inquiry into how we are perpetually shaped by the world around us. “Expanding” is about creating life from oneself, only to be entirely transformed by the process.
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?!
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.
Panel + Recital #2
March 29, 2026
The Engineers Club
Tickets:
$15 General Admission
$33 Lunch Add-On (includes catered lunch during the panel)
Event Overview
Voices in Solidarity continues with Silenced Songs: Rediscovering the Lost Music of Jewish Composers, a program led by soprano Sara Duchovnay that restores the voices of Jewish women composers whose work was disrupted or suppressed during the Holocaust.
An afternoon of home-grown Americana. The Old Part of Town and Talbot Mayo, separately and together.
$10 advance tickets via Venmo or PayPal / $15 at the door
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Experience the vibrant, dynamic sound of one of Europe's most celebrated chamber ensembles. This special concert welcomes the critically acclaimed Arcis Saxophone Quartet—our distinguished classical music residency guest artists for an evening where the saxophone transcends its traditional genres, revealing its profound capacity for classical lyricism, emotional depth, and technical brilliance.