ROUND TIME

By In Flight Theater

June 25 – 28

Round Time is a striking and soulful aerial performance born of the urgent present from aerialist, Mara Neimanis (Air Heart, Naomi’s Flight, Swing). With performance partner Morgan Mincer, Neimanis creates a duet for two generations of airborne women, bearing aloft audio testimonies from community voices of women of many ages.

An die Musik Live presents the Bob Butta Summer Series!

Part I – Sat 6/27, 7 pm
Solo Concert

Part II – Tues 7/14, 7 pm
Bob Butta Trio
Bob Butta, piano
James King, bass
Jesse Moody, drums

Part III – Sun 8/14, 7 pm
Bob Butta Birthday Concert
Bob Butta Quartet
TBA
(Bob shares his birthday with Bill Evans)

The Margin is Now the Center: Contested Bodies on Screen is an exploration of Queer, Birthing and Marginalized bodies. This short film/video program, part of Towson University's month-long Summer at The Center Festival, will showcase work from artists and activists who are exploring what it means to be embodied and fully accepting of oneself during a time when marginalized bodies are actively being attacked politically and socially.

Join Carolyn Black-Sotir and American Music Theatre Artists for a rousing tribute to America’s greatest cultural treasure—the Broadway musical. Spanning more than 130 years, the program features work by iconic composers and lyricists whose music reflects the social, political, and cultural moments that have shaped our nation.

Legendary percussionist and bandleader Kahil El'Zabar joins forces with saxophone icon David Murray at An die Musik Live for their 2026 tour, WE BE FREE—a dynamic and deeply expressive program rooted in spiritual jazz improvisation, and the ongoing exploration of freedom through sound.

Having captivated audiences worldwide for over 40 years, they continue to build on their shared legacy as pioneers of Great Black Music, bringing together decades of innovation, global performance history, and cultural impact.

August Wilson's The Piano Lesson

Proudly presented as part of The Baltimore August Wilson Celebration

Award-winning American classic

Pick Your Own Blueberries season at Linvilla Orchards is here! This delicious berry is ripe and ready to be picked from our fields, and we all know nothing is better than a freshly harvested blueberry from Linvilla Orchards. Before you start picking with small children, explain to them how to identify ripe fruit. If you need any help we have knowledgeable staff on hand! Dress comfortably and drink plenty of water. Follow all signs and instructions by the Linvilla staff. It’s peak blueberry season so make sure you reserve your timed tickets now!

In this world premiere by Tuyết Thị Phạm, author of the acclaimed Dinner and Cake and recognized for her powerful writing on the topics of family, culture and identity, comes a new story about a mother and daughter who confront their legacy of love and loss, set against the backdrop of historical trauma.

This production is sponsored by Larry and Nancy Fishel & Lord Baltimore Hotel
Runtime: 90 mins, no intermission

Special AAPI Heritage Event - Sunday, February 15th

Santa Claus Is Comin' is a dazzling, family-friendly musical celebration by Nygel D. Robinson and Ken-Matt Martin, the powerhouse performer and co-creator of our breakout hit Mexodus. Packed with heart and groove, this spirited show features classic holiday favorites, reimagined with the unmistakable sound of Motown legends--from The Supremes to The Jackson 5.

Whether you're bringing kids, coworkers, grandparents, or that one cousin who lives for a dance break--this is the holiday party you don't want to miss.

Consistently rated the best local scavenger hunt since 2016!

The Baltimore Improv Group has improv comedy shows every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 7, 8 & 9 p.m. All Thursday shows are free. Friday and Saturday shows are $10.

Improv comedy shows are made up entirely on the spot using audience suggestions! No two shows are alike!

DECEIVED

Based on the play GASLIGHT by Patrick Hamilton
Adapted by Johnna Wright and Patty Jamieson
Directed by Vincent M. Lancisi

NOV 30, 2025–JAN 4, 2026

JAMES ARMSTRONG Born into a musical family in 1957 in Los Angeles, James Armstrong had blues music in his blood from the very start. His Mom was a blues singer, his Dad played jazz guitar. Armstrong formed his first band in the 7th grade, and by age 17 he was touring the country. James would start making waves on the local California blues circuit by his 20s, becoming the youngest member of Smokey Wilson's band. In the 1980s, James was a founding member of the band Mama Roo and received his first recording contract for Crescendo Records.

2025 Saturday ‘Visiter’ Awards Call for Entries

Call for entries open from January 19 - May 30!