DEC 2--DEC 8
Thursday, Dec. 2 at 11:30 AM Gallery Walk
An Artist’s Viewpoint
Folks, this is worth taking a half-day off from work. (Are you sure you're feeling well?) Joyce Scott, a creative genius, looks at the BMA. Check out her gallery web page and google her. Go if you can. Free.
http://www.marylandartsource.org/artists/detail_000000136.html
www.artbma.org
Baltimore Museum of Art
Art Museum Drive
410-396-7100
[Disclosure: My art collection includes art by Joyce Scott and she is a personal friend.]
Thursday, Dec. 2 through Dec. 19 Theater
A Dickens of a Carol
Anna Ditkoff, City Paper, called this production of the Baltimore Shakespeare Festival last year “deeply moving and engrossing.” High praise for anything holiday-related. A one-man show performed by James Kinstle. Various days and times, $15-$20
www.baltimoreshakespeare.org
St. Mary’s Outreach Center
3900 Roland Avenue
410-366-8596
Saturday, Dec 4 through Dec. 11 Performance
Langston Hughes’ Black Nativity
Morgan State University Choir, Dance Ensemble, and Theatre Morgan collaborate. The holidays are unavoidable so try something interesting. Various days and times, $5-$15
www.murphyfineartscenter.org
Murphy Fine Arts Center
2201 Argonne Drive
443-885-4440
Saturday, Dec. 4 around 6 P.M. Nautical
Parade of Lighted Boats
Jimbo has watched this annual Baltimore tradition virtually alone in a cold drizzle, among crowds on a unseasonably warm day, and with the love of his life in a gently falling snow. Boaters decorate their crafts, and ‘parade’ around the Inner Harbor at a stately pace. Some are beautiful, some are just party, some are tacky, some are over-decorated, and a few may list. But it’s fun and free, best from outside on the promenade so you can hear as well as see.
www.geocities.com/fpycc/
410-321-0409
Tuesday, Dec. 7 from 5-7 PM War
Silent Vigil against Violence
Join members of the American Friends Field Service Committee in their weekly quiet quest for peace during this era of religious wars. It can be your holiday gift to the community. Free
http://www.afsc.org/midatlantic/baltimore.htm
4806 York Road
410-323-7200
Wednesday, Dec. 8 at 7:30 PM Music
Peabody Chamber Percussion Ensemble
The future is here and now. Robert van Sice directs. And it's free!
http://www.peabody.jhu.edu/
Friedberg Hall
1 E. Mt. Vernon Place
410/659-8100, ext. 2
Visit My Current Blog!
An Artist’s Viewpoint
Folks, this is worth taking a half-day off from work. (Are you sure you're feeling well?) Joyce Scott, a creative genius, looks at the BMA. Check out her gallery web page and google her. Go if you can. Free.
http://www.marylandartsource.org/artists/detail_000000136.html
www.artbma.org
Baltimore Museum of Art
Art Museum Drive
410-396-7100
[Disclosure: My art collection includes art by Joyce Scott and she is a personal friend.]
Thursday, Dec. 2 through Dec. 19 Theater
A Dickens of a Carol
Anna Ditkoff, City Paper, called this production of the Baltimore Shakespeare Festival last year “deeply moving and engrossing.” High praise for anything holiday-related. A one-man show performed by James Kinstle. Various days and times, $15-$20
www.baltimoreshakespeare.org
St. Mary’s Outreach Center
3900 Roland Avenue
410-366-8596
Saturday, Dec 4 through Dec. 11 Performance
Langston Hughes’ Black Nativity
Morgan State University Choir, Dance Ensemble, and Theatre Morgan collaborate. The holidays are unavoidable so try something interesting. Various days and times, $5-$15
www.murphyfineartscenter.org
Murphy Fine Arts Center
2201 Argonne Drive
443-885-4440
Saturday, Dec. 4 around 6 P.M. Nautical
Parade of Lighted Boats
Jimbo has watched this annual Baltimore tradition virtually alone in a cold drizzle, among crowds on a unseasonably warm day, and with the love of his life in a gently falling snow. Boaters decorate their crafts, and ‘parade’ around the Inner Harbor at a stately pace. Some are beautiful, some are just party, some are tacky, some are over-decorated, and a few may list. But it’s fun and free, best from outside on the promenade so you can hear as well as see.
www.geocities.com/fpycc/
410-321-0409
Tuesday, Dec. 7 from 5-7 PM War
Silent Vigil against Violence
Join members of the American Friends Field Service Committee in their weekly quiet quest for peace during this era of religious wars. It can be your holiday gift to the community. Free
http://www.afsc.org/midatlantic/baltimore.htm
4806 York Road
410-323-7200
Wednesday, Dec. 8 at 7:30 PM Music
Peabody Chamber Percussion Ensemble
The future is here and now. Robert van Sice directs. And it's free!
http://www.peabody.jhu.edu/
Friedberg Hall
1 E. Mt. Vernon Place
410/659-8100, ext. 2
Visit My Current Blog!
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