DEC 16--DEC 22 CALENDAR
Friday, Dec. 17 at 7 pm Dance
Work-in-progress Movement/Addiction: *Blink*
This is a great opportunity to watch the creation of performance and talk with the performers of Movement/Addiction. Then go see the world premier at the Creative Alliance on February 4 & 5. The UMBC Imaging Research Center, original interactive digital sound and real-time video, dance, and text by Noel Jones. Free (including hors d' oeuvres), but limited seating. Make your reservation by email info@irc.umbc.edu http://www.umbc.edu/newsevents/arts/calendar/
UMBC Imaging Research Center
1000 Hilltop Circle
ITE Building, Room 108
Friday & Saturday, Dec. 17 & 18 at 11 pm Theatre
Rudolph the Red-Hosed Reindeer (Adults only)
Rapidly becoming yet another of fringe Baltimore's holiday traditions, this musical spoof about a transvestite reindeer captures the true messages of the holidays about love, inclusiveness and acceptance. $15 with usual discounts. Make a reservation.
http://www.spotlighters.org
Spotlighters Theatre
817 St. Paul Street
410-752-1225
Saturday, Dec. 18 from 9 pm to 2 am Samba
Bahia Unleashed: The Afro Brazilian Samba Party
Jimbo knows some residents who are upset by the parties held in the Belvedere's lower lobby. A good sign this will be one hot evening with live Samba band, Samba dancers, Brazilian drummers, Capoeira Angola Ruda, and a special guest world music DJ. Samba lessons provided. Tickets $10 in advance, phone below
http://www.ipanema-lounge.de/capoeiraangola.html
The Belvedere Lower Lobby @ Exclusive Inc.
1 E. Chase Street
443-804-2847
Sunday, Dec. 19 at 3 pm Mainstream Kwanzaa
Sankofa Dance Theater
Enrich your life with candle lighting, story telling, and African Dance & Drum at this holiday performance. $5 donation
www.sankofadancetheater.org
Sankofa Center for Cultural Enrichment
2901 Druid Park Drive
(410) 669-DRUM
Sunday Dec 19 at 10 pm Blues
Little Howlin' Wolf
Twig Harper says "Wolf is so complex and separating the facts from his brain is real difficult..." so Jimbo won't try. She (he?) goes on to say " he is the master of mind-blowing lo-fi off-kilterweird jam rooted in down-to-earth soul." and that sounds cool to me. Stop by Hamden's spectacular 34th Street at Chestnut on your way to the show for an awesome Baltimore Fringe disjunction. And don't leave that Sun Ra vinyl on the shelves.
The True Vine
1123 West 36th Street
410-235-4500
Tuesday, Dec. 21 at 7 pm Pagan Unitarian
Winter Solstice Ritual
"Join in turning the Wheel of the Year, in honoring the evergreen, giving thanks for seasonal blessings, tasting seasonal sweets, and celebrating creativity." Pat Montley (montley@mindspring.com) wrote this ritual in the book, Nature's Honor: Myths and Rituals Celebrating the Earth. Plus, the church is beautiful. Free (donation?)
http://www.firstunitarian.net/
First Unitarian Church of Baltimore
1 West Hamilton Street
410-685-2330
Tuesdays through Saturdays to January 8 from 11 to 5 Art
Athena's Daughters
Five artists who studied with Grace Hartigan at mica and are now working outside the mainstream, Mina Cheon, Jessica C. Damen, Espi Frazier, Tonya Ingersol and Allyson Smith, show recent works along with Athena. Wonderfully challenging, non-holiday excellence. Free
http://www.mdartplace.org
Maryland Art Place
8 Market Place, Suite 100
410-962-8565
Visit My Current Blog!
Work-in-progress Movement/Addiction: *Blink*
This is a great opportunity to watch the creation of performance and talk with the performers of Movement/Addiction. Then go see the world premier at the Creative Alliance on February 4 & 5. The UMBC Imaging Research Center, original interactive digital sound and real-time video, dance, and text by Noel Jones. Free (including hors d' oeuvres), but limited seating. Make your reservation by email info@irc.umbc.edu http://www.umbc.edu/newsevents/arts/calendar/
UMBC Imaging Research Center
1000 Hilltop Circle
ITE Building, Room 108
Friday & Saturday, Dec. 17 & 18 at 11 pm Theatre
Rudolph the Red-Hosed Reindeer (Adults only)
Rapidly becoming yet another of fringe Baltimore's holiday traditions, this musical spoof about a transvestite reindeer captures the true messages of the holidays about love, inclusiveness and acceptance. $15 with usual discounts. Make a reservation.
http://www.spotlighters.org
Spotlighters Theatre
817 St. Paul Street
410-752-1225
Saturday, Dec. 18 from 9 pm to 2 am Samba
Bahia Unleashed: The Afro Brazilian Samba Party
Jimbo knows some residents who are upset by the parties held in the Belvedere's lower lobby. A good sign this will be one hot evening with live Samba band, Samba dancers, Brazilian drummers, Capoeira Angola Ruda, and a special guest world music DJ. Samba lessons provided. Tickets $10 in advance, phone below
http://www.ipanema-lounge.de/capoeiraangola.html
The Belvedere Lower Lobby @ Exclusive Inc.
1 E. Chase Street
443-804-2847
Sunday, Dec. 19 at 3 pm Mainstream Kwanzaa
Sankofa Dance Theater
Enrich your life with candle lighting, story telling, and African Dance & Drum at this holiday performance. $5 donation
www.sankofadancetheater.org
Sankofa Center for Cultural Enrichment
2901 Druid Park Drive
(410) 669-DRUM
Sunday Dec 19 at 10 pm Blues
Little Howlin' Wolf
Twig Harper says "Wolf is so complex and separating the facts from his brain is real difficult..." so Jimbo won't try. She (he?) goes on to say " he is the master of mind-blowing lo-fi off-kilterweird jam rooted in down-to-earth soul." and that sounds cool to me. Stop by Hamden's spectacular 34th Street at Chestnut on your way to the show for an awesome Baltimore Fringe disjunction. And don't leave that Sun Ra vinyl on the shelves.
The True Vine
1123 West 36th Street
410-235-4500
Tuesday, Dec. 21 at 7 pm Pagan Unitarian
Winter Solstice Ritual
"Join in turning the Wheel of the Year, in honoring the evergreen, giving thanks for seasonal blessings, tasting seasonal sweets, and celebrating creativity." Pat Montley (montley@mindspring.com) wrote this ritual in the book, Nature's Honor: Myths and Rituals Celebrating the Earth. Plus, the church is beautiful. Free (donation?)
http://www.firstunitarian.net/
First Unitarian Church of Baltimore
1 West Hamilton Street
410-685-2330
Tuesdays through Saturdays to January 8 from 11 to 5 Art
Athena's Daughters
Five artists who studied with Grace Hartigan at mica and are now working outside the mainstream, Mina Cheon, Jessica C. Damen, Espi Frazier, Tonya Ingersol and Allyson Smith, show recent works along with Athena. Wonderfully challenging, non-holiday excellence. Free
http://www.mdartplace.org
Maryland Art Place
8 Market Place, Suite 100
410-962-8565
Visit My Current Blog!
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