Hamilton film screening

Chronicles two summer days in the life of a young recent family: Lena, 17, and Joe, 20, two recent and accidental parents residing in a diverse suburban neighborhood in northeast Baltimore City.

The Towson University Symphony Orchestra presents their mid-semester concert.

The National Cryptologic Foundation will host an Education Summit on Cyber Education on Friday, October 17, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Technology Advancement Center (TAC) at 7000 Columbia Gateway, Suite 150, Columbia, MD 21046. The Summit is designed to bring together educators, parents, and cybersecurity experts to explore the evolving landscape of cybersecurity education. Mr. Albert Palacios, Director for Cyber Education, White House Office of The National Cyber Director, is the Keynote Speaker. Go to cryptologicfoundation.org to register. Registration is $29.00.

Everybody’s a character at Who Are These People!

Join us Friday, October 17 at 9 p.m. for the first monthly character show at the Baltimore Improv Group! Let Baltimore comics crack you up with the whacko characters they’ve written; you never know who will show up!

FEATURING:
Ziti • Carlton Kearney • Cory Cone • Lloyd Icefire • Corey MAGUIRE
Directed by Hannah Alden Jeffrey

There are nearby parking garages, lots and street parking around the venue.

Explore the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad’s involvement in global conflicts like the Civil War, World War I, and World War II on this engaging and exciting tour of our historic collection.

Explore the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad’s involvement in global conflicts like the Civil War, World War I, and World War II on this engaging and exciting tour of our historic collection.

Come curious, leave laughing. The weekend starts with Highwire Improv on Highlandtown’s funniest corner. Here’s our lineup:

Hardcore Harold: This team has many veteran players who have signed up to go back into the trenches to focus on game - all because they are hardcore about the Harold.

Yardsale 69: A high-energy, creative, montage improv team with players from a variety of backgrounds. They love to get the audience involved in shows as well as perform specialty theme-based shows.

Join acclaimed jazz pianist Noah Haidu and his brilliant quartet at An die Musik Live for an unforgettable evening celebrating the music of the late Kenny Kirkland—a visionary composer and pianist whose influence continues to shape modern jazz. This special performance is timed with what would have been Kirkland’s 70th birthday and supported by an ambitious multimedia project: The Doctone Project.

Noah Haidu, piano
Kevin Sun, sax
Gervis Myles, bass
Aaron Seeber, drums

Join us for an acoustic/electric concert celebrating one of the most iconic songwriters of all time.

DC-based band Jackie and The Treehorns will head up this jam-packed tribute concert to legendary iconoclast Neil Young. From Neil's work with Buffalo Springfield and CSNY to his raucous feedback entrenched garage rock heyday(s) with Crazy Horse, you can expect to hear "the hits" as well as some of his deeper cuts.

Let’s get weird (and funny) in Highlandtown this weekend. Every scene is made up on the spot just for you at Highwire Improv. Here’s our lineup:

Whatever This Is: A four-person team comprised of improv experts who can perform any form, real or imagined. They use their proprietary technology to devise a brand new show in front of the audience’s eyes.

Big Worm: Big Worm is a Baltimore-based indie improv team. Their show is a fast, fresh, character-driven montage!

Reserve your seats now!

A night of theatrical chamber pop and intricate folk sounds from local and visiting artists

Oropendola is the project of Brooklyn-based singer, composer, and keyboardist Joanna Schubert, whose music blends theatrical chamber pop, playful dissonance, and lyrical storytelling. Her songs move between the whimsical and the intimate, drawing from keys-based art-pop and indie-folk traditions.

Doors/Bar: 7:30PM
Show: 8PM

Highlandtown’s funniest corner has your weekend plans. No script. Just laughs. Featuring tonight:

Malik and Rasheed: Your favorite comedy cousins.

Grab your tickets today!

Join fashion historian and curator Jonathan Michael Square, PhD, for a lecture exploring Black dandyism as a powerful expression of agency, resistance, and refinement. Drawing on his contribution to Superfine: Tailoring Black Style, the Met Gala 2025 theme and the Costume Institute’s spring 2025 exhibition, Dr. Square will examine the significance of livery through the lens of the Maryland Center for History and Culture’s own purple livery suit, which was featured in the landmark exhibition.

Welcome to the wonderful world of improv comedy!

Could you imagine yourself: