The SNF Parkway and Maryland Film Festival: Cinema’s Baltimore Cathedral
The marquee on North Avenue guards Baltimore’s film soul. The historic Parkway Theatre, opened in 1915 and restored to glory in 2017 as the SNF...
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Chesapeake Shakespeare Company: The Bard in a Bank
Only in Baltimore would Shakespeare get a bank vault for a dressing room. The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company — the largest classics theatre in Maryland —...
Baltimore Center Stage: The State Theater of Maryland
In a grand Mount Vernon building that began life as a Jesuit school, Baltimore Center Stage has been making Maryland’s boldest theatre since 1963. Officially...
OrchKids: The BSO Program Putting Instruments in Baltimore Children’s Hands
Some of Baltimore’s most joyful noise starts in its public school classrooms. OrchKids, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s flagship education program, gives city students free instruments,...
Baltimore Rock Opera Society: The Loudest Art in Town
Nobody else in America does what the Baltimore Rock Opera Society does — because nobody else thought rock opera should be built by hand, by...
Baltimore Choral Arts: The City in Full Voice
When Baltimore wants to hear itself sing, it calls the Baltimore Choral Arts Society. Founded in 1966 and led by Music Director Anthony Blake Clark,...
The Monument Lighting: Baltimore Lights Up the Holidays
Baltimore’s holiday season does not begin with a shopping ad — it begins with a monument catching fire with light. The annual Monument Lighting in...
Evenings at the Walters: Talks and Programs Among the Treasures
The Walters Art Museum keeps its treasures up late, too. The museum’s evening calendar — Thursday hours, curator talks, lectures and its celebrated conversation series,...
Thursday Nights at the BMA: The Museum After Dark
The best Thursday plan in Baltimore is free, and it glows. The Baltimore Museum of Art stays open late on Thursday evenings, inviting the city...
Shriver Hall Concert Series: Free Sunday Masterpieces at Johns Hopkins
One of Baltimore’s great bargains hides in plain sight on the Johns Hopkins Homewood campus: world-class chamber music, much of it free. The Shriver Hall...
