Ease into the weekend with a beginner-friendly eco paddle through scenic Back Creek. Spot wildlife, learn about local ecology, and enjoy a relaxing start to your Saturday.
Eubie Blake Cultural Center is pleased to present Devotion, Dreams, and Destiny, a solo exhibition of works by the Nigerian–born Transdisciplinary Artist, VILLAGER (b. A. Adekunle Adaranijo) on view from September 11 to October 11, 2025.
9th Annual Love Groove Festival Returns this Fall at NEW Location
Goucher College is celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth with a full day of events. There will be trivia, workshops in creative writing and sewing shoe roses, Regency dance lessons, dinner, and an English country dance. Choose one event or attend many for an immersive experience!
Join the Jewish Museum of Maryland for an evening exploring Modernisms, an exhibition curated by J. Susan Isaacs that presents the work of artists responding to modernist ideas through a wide range of approaches. Featured artists include Florence H. Austrian, Jacob Glushakow, Gladys Goldstein, Mervin Jules, Reuben Kramer, Perna Krick, Herman Maril, Karl Metzler, Selma L.
Dr. Alice Mandell - William Foxwell Albright Chair in Biblical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies, Johns Hopkins University
Canaanite Cuneiform Culture in the Amarna Age
During the Amarna Age (mid-14th century BCE), cuneiform letters discovered in Egypt attest to widespread diplomatic correspondence between kings. These letters offer insights into the scribal communities that wrote them, innovative uses of cuneiform and scribal connections with local elites and Egyptian officials.
Experience Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay like never before on this guided two-hour heritage tour aboard the historic Skipjack Wilma Lee. Learn about the city’s history and the ecology of the Bay while viewing landmarks like the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and the Naval Academy. Tour guides will identify and share fun facts about native Chesapeake Bay wildlife along the cruise. Perfect for families and maritime enthusiasts.
Sunday, September 21, 3 p.m. - Recital Hall
Join us for an afternoon of evocative and exhilarating music as the faculty of TU's Department of Music perform works by Latinx composers! Featured on the program will be " Divertimento Caribeño No. 2" by Sonia Morales-Matos, "Descarga" by Ernesto Cordero, and music by Brazilian composer Hermeto Pascoal.
Kids will learn about the connection between Samuel Morse’s telegraph and the B&O. Next, they will decode their own name in Morse Code and create a bracelet.
Kids will learn about the connection between Samuel Morse’s telegraph and the B&O. Next, they will decode their own name in Morse Code and create a bracelet.
Celebrate the 200th birthday of local literary scholar Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, a suffragist, club woman, and valued community member. Visit the H. Furlong Baldwin Library to view a copy of Harper’s published poetry book, Forest Leaves, and enjoy a live reading of poems and written pieces by Harper. Birthday treats and refreshments will be served.
Sunday, September 28, 3 p.m. - CA 3071
Embrace and participate in the rhythms of Puerto Rico in this guided workshop by Cultura Plenera! This is an interactive experience with visitors taking up hand drums and learning traditional Puerto Rican rhythms. Drum, sing, dance, or listen with curiosity.
Sunday, September 28, 4:30 p.m. – Harold J. Kaplan Concert Hall
Experience two uniquely traditional Puerto Rican musical styles, Bomba and Plena, with the Cultura Plenera Ensemble.
Baltimore Architecture Foundation Once Again Hosts
Doors Open Baltimore This October
Join us for our Kickoff Event at The Peale!
Le Mondo, La Sonora, and Secret Planet present an evening of cumbia from Yeison Landero - the grandson of Andrés Landero: a musician recognized as the king of cumbia nationally and internationally.
Despite all reason and recommendations, the famed water taxi comedy history tour of madness, Baltimore Holy S#!T, runs around Friday at The Highwire Center! Laugh a lot, learn a little, and get a brand new perspective on Charm City, as part of the Highlandtown First Friday Art Walk!
What is an improv show, exactly?
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball, in partnership with La Alianza Latina Commission, Howard County Office of Human Rights & Equity, Merriweather Arts and Culture, and Howard Hughes, invites you to celebrate the rich culture and traditions of the Hispanic community at our Hispanic Heritage Festival!
Join us to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with music, live entertainment, performances, delicious food, artisans, food vendors, exhibitors, books and an art display.
A multi-disciplinary literary event honoring Afro-Haitian heritage, roots, and cultural traditions. The evening includes an herbal mixology workshop, interactive installation, book talk, and performances for the book release of Esterline Vielot's Coconut Paradise.
Part interactive installation, part performance, the evening centers around Afro-Haitian heritage, roots, and traditions as well as the experience of reconnecting to these ancestral legacies to gain more complex perspectives of one's self and the world around them.
MCHC invites Patron‑level members and above to a memorable autumn afternoon at the William Paca House & Garden in Annapolis. This third installment of the Collectors Luncheon Series offers guests an opportunity to explore one of Maryland’s most iconic 18th‑century estates while enjoying seasonal fare and conversation with fellow MCHC members. Guests will hear welcoming remarks from MCHC leadership and representatives from Historic Annapolis.
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.