EVENTS: NOV 18--NOV 24
Thursday, Nov. 18 through Saturday at 7:30 p.m., Sunday at 3 Opera
Cinderella
Peabody Opera Theatre, directed by Roger Brunyate, makes maximum use of resources in fine productions year in and year out. Hajima Teri Murai conducts this lovely work by Jules Massenet. Make a reservation. General admission $24, reductions for seniors and students
boxoffice@jhmi.edu
Friedberg Hall
Peabody Institute
410/659-8100, ext. 2
Friday, Nov. 19 through Sunday, various times Movie
Microcinefest 8!
Another great reason to live in Baltimore and to call Baltimore center of the fringe universe. This year features classic underground films and past Microcinefest winners.
$5 per screening.
www.microcinefest.org
G-Spot
2980 Falls Road
Saturday, November 20 at 4 p.m. Dance
KanKouran West African Dance Company
The BMA does know African dance, and this company has drums, too. You may want to go early and look at the mainstream art: performance included with BMA admission ($7 adult, members free)
http://artbma.org/events/index.html
Baltimore Museum of Art
Art Museum Drive
410-396-7100
Sunday, November 21 at 4:00 p.m. Dance
Magi Ross and the Moving Spirit Dance Collective
Jimbo can’t believe that in this dance-deprived town, there are three fringe dance performance in one week. And he’s rarely incredulous, so... there is nothing on the Theatre Project or Missiontix websites about this, and googling didn't help either. Jimbo's source for this was this week's City Paper. If you want to go and want to know how much it costs, better call first.
www.theatreproject.org
Theatre Project
45 W. Preston Street
410-539-3091
Sunday, November 21 at 4:30 p.m. Gospel
Gospel Extravaganza
Gospel is some of the best music performed in Baltimore, seven days a week. And this is an extravaganza—John Beasley and Interfaith, Brotherhood Mens’ Choir from New Psalmist Baptist Church; Interpreted in Motion Praise Team from Wayland Baptist Church; GPD MIME Ministry, and St. Bernardine’s Church Choir. $10
www.stbernardine.com
St. Bernardine Catholic Church
3812 Edmondson Avenue
410-362-8664
Monday, Nov. 22 at 8 p.m. More Dance
Bellydance Superstars and Desert Roses
Recher Theatre is a fun place to hear a concert, have a beer, and watch bellydancers on their third annual tour. Life ain't bad, you know. $20
http://www.bellydancesuperstars.com/
http://www.rechertheatre.com/
Recher Theatre
512 York Road
410-337-7178
Tuesday, November 23 from 5-7 Graphic Art
Opening Reception AIGA Group Shop
Nosh on an hors d’oeuvre and see what Maryland Institute members of the American Institute of Graphic Artists are designing. If you’re lucky, you’ll see the future of graphic design and have a not-too-bad free glass of wine as well. Free
www.mica.edu
Meyerhoff Private Dining Room Gallery
Fox Building?
Mt. Royal Avenue
410-225-2516
Visit My Current Blog!
Cinderella
Peabody Opera Theatre, directed by Roger Brunyate, makes maximum use of resources in fine productions year in and year out. Hajima Teri Murai conducts this lovely work by Jules Massenet. Make a reservation. General admission $24, reductions for seniors and students
boxoffice@jhmi.edu
Friedberg Hall
Peabody Institute
410/659-8100, ext. 2
Friday, Nov. 19 through Sunday, various times Movie
Microcinefest 8!
Another great reason to live in Baltimore and to call Baltimore center of the fringe universe. This year features classic underground films and past Microcinefest winners.
$5 per screening.
www.microcinefest.org
G-Spot
2980 Falls Road
Saturday, November 20 at 4 p.m. Dance
KanKouran West African Dance Company
The BMA does know African dance, and this company has drums, too. You may want to go early and look at the mainstream art: performance included with BMA admission ($7 adult, members free)
http://artbma.org/events/index.html
Baltimore Museum of Art
Art Museum Drive
410-396-7100
Sunday, November 21 at 4:00 p.m. Dance
Magi Ross and the Moving Spirit Dance Collective
Jimbo can’t believe that in this dance-deprived town, there are three fringe dance performance in one week. And he’s rarely incredulous, so... there is nothing on the Theatre Project or Missiontix websites about this, and googling didn't help either. Jimbo's source for this was this week's City Paper. If you want to go and want to know how much it costs, better call first.
www.theatreproject.org
Theatre Project
45 W. Preston Street
410-539-3091
Sunday, November 21 at 4:30 p.m. Gospel
Gospel Extravaganza
Gospel is some of the best music performed in Baltimore, seven days a week. And this is an extravaganza—John Beasley and Interfaith, Brotherhood Mens’ Choir from New Psalmist Baptist Church; Interpreted in Motion Praise Team from Wayland Baptist Church; GPD MIME Ministry, and St. Bernardine’s Church Choir. $10
www.stbernardine.com
St. Bernardine Catholic Church
3812 Edmondson Avenue
410-362-8664
Monday, Nov. 22 at 8 p.m. More Dance
Bellydance Superstars and Desert Roses
Recher Theatre is a fun place to hear a concert, have a beer, and watch bellydancers on their third annual tour. Life ain't bad, you know. $20
http://www.bellydancesuperstars.com/
http://www.rechertheatre.com/
Recher Theatre
512 York Road
410-337-7178
Tuesday, November 23 from 5-7 Graphic Art
Opening Reception AIGA Group Shop
Nosh on an hors d’oeuvre and see what Maryland Institute members of the American Institute of Graphic Artists are designing. If you’re lucky, you’ll see the future of graphic design and have a not-too-bad free glass of wine as well. Free
www.mica.edu
Meyerhoff Private Dining Room Gallery
Fox Building?
Mt. Royal Avenue
410-225-2516
Visit My Current Blog!



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