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The Columbia Festival of the Arts launches its 31st annual festival with a LakeFest Free Weekend this Friday, and then runs through Saturday June 30th at various venues around Columbia. Their Director is David Phillips.
The Columbia Festival of the Arts launches its 31st annual festival with a LakeFest Free Weekend this Friday, and then runs through Saturday June 30th at various venues around Columbia. Their Director is David Phillips.
In Part I of a two-part interview, Heidi Daniel, the new President of the Enoch Pratt Free Library , talks about her aspirations for the library system going forward.
The Maryland Choral Society’s closing concert of the season will include a premier of a new work by their Artistic Director, Douglas Buchanan.
The Maryland Historical Society is mounting an exhibition marking the 50th anniversary of a protest against the Vietnam War — one that launched a movement. Here is Joe Tropea, Curator of Films & Photographs.
Johns Hopkins University Press has just published a comprehensive biography of George A. Lucas and his art collection. It was written by retired attorney and independent art historian, Stanley Mazaroff.
The longer I work as a classical music DJ, the more I find my eye gravitating instinctively towards music related visual art whenever I visit a museum. The Cleveland Museum of Art last week was no exception. This terracotta bust of the 18th century opera composer Christoph Willibald Gluck is by Jean-Antoine Houdon, […]
The Baltimore Museum of Art, in collaboration with the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is presenting an exhibition called Odyssey: Jack Whitten Sculpture, 1963 – 2017 inspired by the materials and traditions of Africa and ancient Greece. The BMA curator is Katy Siegel.
Trio Sirènes, comprising flutist Marcia Kämper, violist Karin Brown and harpist Jacqueline Pollauf, will be performing on the Music in the Valley Series on Sunday. Jacqueline and Music Director, Benjamin Buchanan, came in to talk about the concert.
The Handel Choir of Baltimore is presenting the Requiems of Fauré and Duruflé in a concert conducted by Brian Bartoldus. He came in to talk about the program.
Have you ever wondered what happens to the Donati family when the one-act opera, Gianni Schicchi, comes to an end? Baltimore Concert Opera is presenting both Puccini’s comedy and its sequel by composer/conductor, Michael Ching. Here’s is the BCO’s Managing Director, Courtney Kalbacker.