MAR 17 -- MAR 23 EVENTS CALENDAR
Thursday, Mar 17, Doors open at 7 CELTIC ROCK
O'Malley's March with the Crawdaddies
Supposedly this is the last St. Patrick's Day that Baltimore's Mayor will be performing with his band, O'Malley's March. And there's absolutely no other city in the USA with a Mayor better at Celtic Rock. $12 in advance, $15 at the door
http://www.omalleysmarch.com/
http://www.rechertheatre.com/index.cfm
Recher Theater
512 York Road, Towson
410-537-7210
Friday, Mar 18 from 7 to 10 PM ARTISTS' RECEPTION
American Al2O3SiO2 2H2O: Contemporary Sculpture
One of many Tour de Clay exhibitions, this features eighteen artists whose works are based on non-traditional and contemporary philosophies. Exhibit through April 2. Free
www.area405.com
Area 405
405 East Oliver Street
410-528-2101
Friday, Mar 18 at 8 and 10 PM IMPROV MUSIC
Elliot Sharp and Bobby Privite
An Die Musik brings another great night of improvisational music to Baltimore with guitarist Elliot Sharp and drummer Bobby Privite. Make reservations. $18
http://www.bobbyprevite.com/
http://www.nndb.com/people/117/000036009/
www.andiemusiklive.com
An Die Musik
409 North Charles Street
410-385-2638
Saturday, Mar 19 at 9 AM - 1 PM SCREEN PAINTING
Workshop
Screen painting is yet another peculiarly Baltimore practice. To maintain privacy in their right-on-the-street row houses and still have air circulation, many home-owners commissioned artists to paint their front door screens and sometimes their first floor window screens, often with idyllic country cottage scenes. Dee Herget, one of the finest screen painters still practicing, conducts a workshop on screen painting. $40, registration required.
www.mdhs.org
Maryland Historical Society
207 West Monument Street
410-685-3750
Saturday and Sunday, Mar 19 & 20 at 8 PM DANCE/THEATER
Mathnavi
DC's Open Theatre offers an adaptation of this work by Jelaluddin Rumi, the "Shakespeare of the Middle East" and "America's bestselling poet." (Who knew that Americans had such good taste in Muslim poetry!) Directed and designed by Joe Martin with original live Persian music by Kasem Davoudian. Billed to encompass movement, sacred Indian dance, parables of peace and unity, tragedy, amazing reversals of fortune, laughter and visual delights. And I believe it! General public $16, members $12
http://opentheatre.org/
www.creativealliance.org
Creative Alliance at the Patterson
3134 Eastern Avenue
410-276-1651
Monday, Mar 21 at 7:30 PM FILM/TALK
Don't Look Back/D.A. Pennebacker
This is a great 16mm documentary from 1965 about Bob Dylan early in his career. Director D.A. Pennebacker presents it. $10
www.mdfilmfestival.com
Falvey Hall, Brown Center
1301 Mt. Royal avenue
410-752-8083 Visit My Current Blog!
O'Malley's March with the Crawdaddies
Supposedly this is the last St. Patrick's Day that Baltimore's Mayor will be performing with his band, O'Malley's March. And there's absolutely no other city in the USA with a Mayor better at Celtic Rock. $12 in advance, $15 at the door
http://www.omalleysmarch.com/
http://www.rechertheatre.com/index.cfm
Recher Theater
512 York Road, Towson
410-537-7210
Friday, Mar 18 from 7 to 10 PM ARTISTS' RECEPTION
American Al2O3SiO2 2H2O: Contemporary Sculpture
One of many Tour de Clay exhibitions, this features eighteen artists whose works are based on non-traditional and contemporary philosophies. Exhibit through April 2. Free
www.area405.com
Area 405
405 East Oliver Street
410-528-2101
Friday, Mar 18 at 8 and 10 PM IMPROV MUSIC
Elliot Sharp and Bobby Privite
An Die Musik brings another great night of improvisational music to Baltimore with guitarist Elliot Sharp and drummer Bobby Privite. Make reservations. $18
http://www.bobbyprevite.com/
http://www.nndb.com/people/117/000036009/
www.andiemusiklive.com
An Die Musik
409 North Charles Street
410-385-2638
Saturday, Mar 19 at 9 AM - 1 PM SCREEN PAINTING
Workshop
Screen painting is yet another peculiarly Baltimore practice. To maintain privacy in their right-on-the-street row houses and still have air circulation, many home-owners commissioned artists to paint their front door screens and sometimes their first floor window screens, often with idyllic country cottage scenes. Dee Herget, one of the finest screen painters still practicing, conducts a workshop on screen painting. $40, registration required.
www.mdhs.org
Maryland Historical Society
207 West Monument Street
410-685-3750
Saturday and Sunday, Mar 19 & 20 at 8 PM DANCE/THEATER
Mathnavi
DC's Open Theatre offers an adaptation of this work by Jelaluddin Rumi, the "Shakespeare of the Middle East" and "America's bestselling poet." (Who knew that Americans had such good taste in Muslim poetry!) Directed and designed by Joe Martin with original live Persian music by Kasem Davoudian. Billed to encompass movement, sacred Indian dance, parables of peace and unity, tragedy, amazing reversals of fortune, laughter and visual delights. And I believe it! General public $16, members $12
http://opentheatre.org/
www.creativealliance.org
Creative Alliance at the Patterson
3134 Eastern Avenue
410-276-1651
Monday, Mar 21 at 7:30 PM FILM/TALK
Don't Look Back/D.A. Pennebacker
This is a great 16mm documentary from 1965 about Bob Dylan early in his career. Director D.A. Pennebacker presents it. $10
www.mdfilmfestival.com
Falvey Hall, Brown Center
1301 Mt. Royal avenue
410-752-8083 Visit My Current Blog!
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