Hop on in with your little froggers for a sweet story time from 12:00 P.M. to 1:00P.M. on Thursday 10/20/22! This month's stories include, Corduroy's Best Halloween Ever!, The Berenstain Bears Go on a Ghost Walk, and How to Catch a Monster.
After the stories, children can get a $4 kids cup of yogurt. What a sweet story with a happy ending!!
Hop on in with your little froggers for a sweet story time from 1:30 P.M. to 2:30P.M. on Thursday 10/20/22! This month's stories include, Corduroy's Best Halloween Ever!, The Berenstain Bears Go on a Ghost Walk, and How to Catch a Monster.
After the stories, children can get a $4 kids cup of yogurt. What a sweet story with a happy ending!!
Hop in on Thursday 10/20 from 5-9:00pm for game night with the family. Board games, dominoes and cards will be available to sit and play with the kids. What a great way to spend some time together on a Thursday evening. For an extra special treat - get 4 kids cups for $20!
Reserve your family 4pack today! See cashier to get your cups!
#sweetFrog #FamilyFun
Independent creatives, consultants, & freelancers are invited to this monthly networking event, to get you out of your PJs, out from behind the Zoom, and meet others in person to exchange know-how and connections. We'll kick off with attendee introductions, followed by a discussion topic that varies each month and freeform networking.
Image courtesy of Raw Pixel
Hop in on Thursday 10/20 from 5-9:00pm for game night with the family. Board games, dominoes and cards will be available to sit and play with the kids. What a great way to spend some time together on a Thursday evening. For an extra special treat - get 4 kids cups for $20!
Reserve your family 4pack today! See cashier to get your cups!
#sweetFrog #FamilyFun
Hop in on Thursday 10/20 from 5-9:00pm for game night with the family. Board games, dominoes and cards will be available to sit and play with the kids. What a great way to spend some time together on a Thursday evening. For an extra special treat - get 4 kids cups for $20!
Reserve your family 4pack today! See cashier to get your cups!
#sweetFrog #FamilyFun
Hop in on Thursday 10/20 from 5-9:00pm for game night with the family. Board games, dominoes and cards will be available to sit and play with the kids. What a great way to spend some time together on a Thursday evening. For an extra special treat - get 4 kids cups for $20!
Reserve your family 4pack today! See cashier to get your cups!
#sweetFrog #FamilyFun
Spend your Thursday evening with musician, instrument-maker, and composer Melissa Foss as she leads a hands-on workshop on musical instruments made across Central and South America for thousands of years. Foss will lead a tour of instruments in the museum’s Indigenous Arts of the Ancient Americas collection and engage us in the sophisticated ways these cultures have used sound, music, iconography, and sculpture to express their world visions. Learn to build your own clay flute using ancient pottery-making techniques and contemplate the relevance of ancestral wisdom in our world today.
Spend your Thursday evening with musician, instrument-maker, and composer Melissa Foss as she leads a hands-on workshop on musical instruments made across Central and South America for thousands of years. Foss will lead a tour of instruments in the museum’s Indigenous Arts of the Ancient Americas collection and engage us in the sophisticated ways these cultures have used sound, music, iconography, and sculpture to express their world visions. Learn to build your own clay flute using ancient pottery-making techniques and contemplate the relevance of ancestral wisdom in our world today.
A Poetry and Prose open mic hosted by Patti Ross aka little pi each third Thursday of the month starting August. The open mic is for community wordsmiths to share their work and love for language and performance. There will be a sign in sheet at the door 15 minutes before start. Each reader will have five minutes to share their work. The evening lasts from 6pm to 7:30pm. Every other month you can expect a featured reader/performance artist!
UMBC’s 12th annual Livewire festival — Livewire: Flow — presents Dream Prayer Observatory, a multidisciplinary collaboration between Dan Bailey (photography and video), Linda Dusman (composer), Brian Jones (technical director), Sandra Lacy (choreography and dancer), Alan Wonneberger (recording and audio design), and Airi Yoshioka (violin).
Celebrate and learn about Diwali, the Festival of Light celebrated by Hindus around the world. Join artist, Adrianna Morgan, in the illumination of her site-specific installation honoring the Indo-Caribbean “bamboo bending” tradition of creating decorative forms to display sacred South Asian oil lamps (diyas). Listen to an artist talk to learn about this practice and the art installation from Adrianna and her production team, and explore Diwali customs with artist, Shanthi Chandrasekar. Part of the Asian Arts & Culture Center's Creative Confluence season. Suggested donation: $10.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and Keystone Korner Baltimore present an intimate evening of jazz at the Meyerhoff. Grammy Award winning pianist Bill Charlap, accompanied by bassist Peter Washington and drummer Kenny Washington are one of the leading groups in jazz today. Experience a night of music from the Great American Songbook and popular jazz composers such as Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington.
Food and drinks will be available for purchase.
General admission: $35; VIP admission: $99.
Opera Baltimore continues its popular performance/tasting series this season, Thirsty Thursdays at the Opera. Top professional opera singers perform operatic highlights paired with specialty drinks interspersed throughout the evening expertly planned to pair with the music! Events feature local breweries, wines, or specialty cocktails. Bring your friends for a special evening out!
UMBC’s 12th annual Livewire festival — Livewire: Flow — kicks off with a concert by the Ruckus ensemble, featuring UMBC faculty Lisa Cella (flute), Natalie Groom (clarinet), Gita Ladd (cello), Philip Mann (conductor), Daniel Pesca (piano), Jeff Stern (percussion), and Airi Yoshioka (violin).
Motor House is going strong with its monthly music series called Motor HOUSE PARTY! Each month, enjoy the vibes and tunes of Baltimore's most vibrant musical acts that feature artists who are diverse in terms of style and genre. Come groove with us!
October 20 - Rahze
Maryland schools have had a unique role in the history of segregation and integration, often due to the efforts of pioneering legal activist Thurgood Marshall. Both at the university and K-12 levels, Marylanders have been at the forefront of pushing for equal access to quality public education. Participants will explore case studies in the Passion and Purpose: Voices of Maryland’s Civil Rights Activists exhibition, and model historical investigation for students using primary source collections from the H. Furlong Baldwin Library.
UMBC’s 12th annual Livewire festival — Livewire: Flow — presents a concert featuring UMBC music students.
The program will feature works by Sonia Borenstein, John Cage, Alexander Lepak, Jeffrey Martin, and La Monte Young:
John Cage — 4’33”
John Cage — Living Room Music — UMBC Percussion Ensemble
Bring your chair, blanket, and picnic basket for an evening of free popcorn and local pop culture, projected outdoors under the Baltimore autumn sky: Just in time for Halloween, the Mid-Atlantic Regional Moving Image Archive (MARMIA) and Playbackthetape present a free, all-ages, curated program of spook-tacularly preserved TV clips and vintage Halloween entertainment recorded on video in the 1980s and 1990s.
Hosts will introduce each segment of the nostalgic and diverse 2-hour program, including:
A safe and spooky twist on your favorite annual fall event! Drive through Druid Hill Park as you encounter spooks and treats along your route. Grab a mini pumpkin and don't forget the candy! Park'd N' Pumpkin is a free, all-ages event. Park'd N' Pumpkin takes place from the safety of our own car for a contactless event. Walk-through attendees are not permitted.