UMBC's Center for Innovation, Research, and Creativity in the Arts (CIRCA) presents a panel discussion, Entrepreneurship for Social Impact in the Arts and Humanities.

Join COFAC’s Latin American Arts Festival for a screening of “Deep Listening: The Story of Pauline Oliveros.” This is a documentary film project by Daniel Weintraub.

Enjoy a free Thursday evening in MCHC’s Meyerhoff Courtyard! Students from the Baltimore School of the Arts Black Student Union celebrate their music and literary creations in an open-mic fashion. Bring a drink or snack and pull up a chair for a culmination of student community and creativity.

Kari Miller: To Whom It May Concern

August 25, 2025 – November 15, 2025

Receptions: Wednesday September 17 from 12:30–2pm | Thursday October 10 from 5:30–8pm

To Whom It May Concern exhibition at Stevenson University features faculty member Kari Miller and her daughter Ani Miller in a collaborative project exploring disability history, visibility and its lasting impact on individuals and families.

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Join us at Motor House as we invite you to our monthly live music jam session, Motor Music, where music lovers, local artists, and talented performers come together to create unforgettable sounds. Whether you’re an experienced musician, a budding artist, or simply a fan of live music, this is the perfect place to unwind, connect, and jam out.

Free to attend - RSVP to be the first to hear about other live music events at Motor House!

Now in its 59th year, the Fell’s Point Fun Festival is Baltimore’s largest and longest-running street festival, drawing tens of thousands to the historic waterfront each fall. The festival celebrates the neighborhood’s vibrant culture with a weekend of live music, local vendors, regional food and drink, and family-friendly activities—stretching across the Belgian block streets of Fell’s Point.

With 1 in 5 people living with a mental health condition, there's a very high chance someone you know is impacted. Join us on October 11th for NAMIWalks Greater Baltimore, at the Baltimore Peninsula! It's a movement of people impacted by mental health conditions across the Greater Baltimore Region showing up to say, "we won't stand alone." Whether you are living with a mental health condition, or love someone who is, we know it can be isolating, but we also know that a journey with mental illness can be one marked with joy, resilience, connection, and hope.

Free admission

Step into a sanctuary of healing, discovery, and community. The Peace & Wellness Festival brings together practitioners, teachers, and vendors to nurture your mind, body, and spirit.

Welcome to Baltimore, the city of charm and possibility! If you've recently found yourself in this vibrant community and are eager to make connections, our "Charm City Connections: An Improv Welcome to Baltimore" event is the perfect avenue. In this specially curated two-hour experience, we invite newcomers like you to explore the world of improv while forging new friendships.

Join the Inner Arbor Trust and HoCo Pride for a vibrant day filled with music, dance, games, food, and resources that honor and uplift our LGBTQIA2S+ community. Everyone is welcome at this free, family-friendly festival to celebrate how far we've come and continue the work of building and fighting for a more inclusive, safe, and thriving community!

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On Sunday, October 12 at 4:30 pm, St. David's Baltimore commemorates Indigenous Peoples Day with a recital of vocal music followed by the service of Choral Evensong.

Join the Choir of St. David’s on Sunday, October 12 for an Evensong commemorating Indigenous Peoples Day. The event begins at 4:30 pm with a recital by Cherokee mezzo-soprano Kate Raquel Morton, followed by the Service of Evensong including newly commissioned music by 2025-2026 Composer-in-Residence Charles Shadle (Choctaw).