Sep.
28
2019
A huge honor to be published by The Rumpus!
https://therumpus.net/2019/09/what-to-read-when-your-life-feels-bifurcated/
Judith Krummeck
Sep.
27
2019
The BSO opens its new season!
Joining the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra for its opening concert of the season is cross-over violinist/composer, Daniel Bernard Roumain, making his BSO debut with his own composition: Voodoo Violin Concerto.
Sep.
13
2019
A Panoply of Immigrant Composers
As the debate about immigrants continues in the headlines, and being an immigrant myself, I often find myself thinking about the ways that migrants have left their indelible marks on our country over the years and decades—Albert Einstein, Andrew Carnegie, and Joseph Pulitzer are just some who spring to mind. The number of immigrant musicians—ranging […]
Sep.
11
2019
American Impressionists in Annapolis
The Mitchell Gallery at St. John’s College in Annapolis is presenting an exhibition called American Impression: Treasures from the Daywood Collection though October 27. Lucinda Edinberg is the gallery’s Art Educator.
Sep.
08
2019
The Odyssey’s Fall Semester
From The World Refugee Crisis to How to Build a Quantam Computer, the Odyssey Program at Johns Hopkins University is presenting another semester of thought provoking courses. Here is the program’s Director, Douglas Blackstone.
Sep.
08
2019
The Music Series at St. David’s begins its new season
The opening event of the 2019-2020 Recital and Evensong series on September 15 will focus on the music of women—including Hildegard von Bingen and the chamber duo, Whistling Hens. Douglas Buchanan is the Director of Music Ministries at St. David’s.
Sep.
07
2019
The Ivy tells Booknotes about their new home
The Ivy Bookshop is moving! But only a few blocks south on Falls Road. Owner, Emma Snyder is excited about the future.
Aug.
03
2019
Book design on Booknotes
Graphic designer, Pantea Tofangchi, says she has books in her house that she may never read but she bought because she loves the way they look. Pantea talks to Booknotes about book design.
Jul.
06
2019
Booknotes has some ideas about summer reading for children
Rona Sue London is the children’s book curator at The Ivy Bookshop. She has some recommendations for summer reading. Another book that Rona is very excited about, which we didn’t have time to discuss in the above interview, is a moving debut novel—The Benefits of Being an […]
Jun.
27
2019
Baltimore Shakespeare’s summer series
One of Shakespeare’s great tragedies, Romeo and Juliet, and one of his roaring comedies, The Merry Wives of Windsor, make up the BSF’s 2019 summer series. The directors are Anne Hammontree (R&J) and Tom Delise (Merry Wives).
