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Greenmount, MD · Arts & Culture
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Escape to Margaritaville at Dundalk Community Theatre
There I am, in the audience of Dundalk Community Theatre’s production of Jimmy Buffett’s Escape to Margaritaville Book by Greg Garcia and Mike O’Malley, Music and Lyrics by Jimmy Buffett (a star born on Christmas day), waiting to see what Director Albert J. Boeren, Choreographer Unissa Cruse, and Music Director Jarrett Rettman had in store for my date and I, when the lights dimmed I was magically transported to “One Particular Harbor” of a charming Margaritaville resort on a Caribbean island far away from these cold mornings and the stressors of a world that could use a “License to Chill”.
eastcityart.com
Artists & Makers Studios | Montgomery County Woodturners and Friendship Star Quilters A Forest Meadow
Opening Reception: Friday, November 6 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host Montgomery County Woodturners and Friendship Star Quilters for the month of November. The exhibit will run from November 4th through November 24th, with a First Friday opening on November 6th from 5-8pm. In this exhibit these two separate, traditional forms of artwork complement one another in their depictions of woodland meadows. After all, a meadow shows the hidden diversity within a forest when a tree has fallen, bringing forth a burst of flowers and smaller plants – providing quilters an opportunity to explore subject matter beyond trees. At the same time, the tree fall that creates such a meadow provides the wood that the wood-turning artists use to create their beautiful expressions of wonder.
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This Fascinating Maryland Museum Is The Perfect Spot For An Unforgettable Day Trip
Forget everything you think you know about museums, because the American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland is about to completely rewire your brain in the best possible way. This isn’t your typical “walk quietly and don’t touch anything” kind of place, and honestly, that’s exactly why you need to...
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Baltimore Film Screening Shows How 7,000 Homes Could Be Lost to Tangled Titles
About 7,000 Baltimore properties are likely heirs' property — family homes or land passed down through generations without the legal paperwork to put a living relative's name on the deed. That estimate, identified by the SOS Fund, framed Thursday evening's screening of the documentary “Baltimore Heirs: The Last Deed Undone” at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum, which ran from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and highlighted how tangled titles are quietly draining generational wealth from Black families across the city.
Towerlight
T-Pain’s Homecoming performance brings ‘crowds and energy’ to SECU Arena
Hundreds of people attended Towson’s Homecoming concert, headlined by T-Pain and DJ’ed by DJ Bonics, on Friday, Oct. 30. The concert was the first Homecoming performance Towson has had in over a decade. “This is a great homecoming. We really stepped it up this week, and the crowds...
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baltimorepositive.com
Marching to the beat of our own drum at Dundalk High
These three guys met as kids at Holabird Junior High School almost 50 years ago and have spent a life rocking and rolling to music of all kinds. From Colgate to Eastwood to Cedonia and all through Dundalk High School, let rocker John Allen and Seattle drummer Mike Daugherty convene and entertain you as Nestor navigates two dear friends’ lives through their music, art and storytelling at The Beaumont to discuss the spirit of the sounds that make us happy and live a life fulfilled through song.
themsuspokesman.com
A Different World: Morgan community examines reboot, plus Hillman College’s legacy
The hit television show A Different World first aired on Sept. 24, 1987. For many viewers, the series offered a look into HBCU life, and the experiences of young Black college students. Nearly four decades later, the 2026 Netflix reboot is attempting to introduce that world to a new generation.
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The Maryland Children’s Museum That Is So Incredible Even Adults Will Feel Like Kids Again
There are places you visit and places you experience, and Port Discovery Children’s Museum in Baltimore falls firmly and enthusiastically into the second category. Maryland has a lot going for it, but this one deserves its own conversation. The building at 35 Market Place in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor area...
Baltimore Times
Too Cute To Spook: Ascension Saint Agnes NICU Patients Dress Up For Halloween
BALTIMORE - In a heartwarming display of care and creativity, Ascension Saint Agnes is bringing Halloween cheer to its Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) with a beloved tradition that has been delighting families for nearly eight years. Led by Shannon Robertson and Jennifer Walko, NICU nurses, the team has created...
familydestinationsguide.com
The Maryland Science Center Is The Bill Nye-Worthy Adventure That Will Delight Curious Kids
Somewhere in Baltimore, a dinosaur is dangling from the ceiling and absolutely nobody is calling animal control. That’s the first sign you’re not walking into your average museum, and by the time you leave the Maryland Science Center, you’ll understand exactly why locals keep coming back for more.
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Maryland Zoo launches student-designed red panda video game
BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — A video game inspired by the Maryland Zoo’s red pandas is now available on the Zoo’s website!. “Red Panda Rush” was created by George Washington Carver Center for Arts & Technology senior Martin Burgunder as a class project. Classmates Isaac Sigrist worked...