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Johns Hopkins Newsletter
Events this weekend (October 23 - October 25)
From Halloween night markets and pumpkin carving to a symphonic celebration of Latin and classical music, this weekend offers a mix of festive and cultural events around Baltimore. Saturday brings a Titanic-inspired Halloween cruise on the harbor and an 1980s and 1990s dance party benefiting a local women’s organization, while Sunday invites guests to create botanical pumpkin centerpieces at a hands-on fall workshop.
baltimorestyle.com
A Dark and Stormy Stage: Inside Baltimore’s National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre
Baltimore actor and theater director Alex Zavistovich has a knack for villainy. In fact, across his two-plus decades on stages and in short films, he says, “My entire acting career has only been playing villains and assorted mentally challenged and aberrant folks.”. He attributes his bad-guy roles to his...
hoodline.com
Peabody Institute Plans to Raze 1968 Mount Vernon Towers for New Arts Hub
The Peabody Institute is moving ahead with plans to demolish its 1968 residence halls at 20 E. Centre St., clearing the way for a new performance, education and student services building on the Mount Vernon campus. The twin towers, designed by architect Edward Durell Stone, would be replaced by a facility that Johns Hopkins University officials say will finally give the conservatory its first new campus building in decades.
Barrett Media
Laurie DeYoung to Co-Host The Kramer Show on Mix 106.5 This Week
"For years, we were trying to get people to choose between our shows. This week, they get both of us. I can’t wait to see where the conversations go.” The post Laurie DeYoung to Co-Host The Kramer Show on Mix 106.5 This Week appeared first on Barrett Media .
The Beacon Newspapers
Baltimore landmarks show up in new novel
Louise Marburg started writing a short story that turned into a novel, her first. Photo courtesy of Louise Marburg. Award-winning short story writer Louise Marburg was born and raised in Baltimore. Although she moved away after college, she returns to the city in her first novel, which was published in June.
thegreyhound.org
Looking Back 99-Years Ago Today; The Greyhound Revisits the Past
This story was originally published on October 22, 1927 in Vol. 1, No. 1 of The Greyhound. This republication is part of The Greyhound’s archival series leading up to the celebration of the 100-year anniversary. Students and alumni are invited to celebrate 100 years of the Greyhound at the Greyhound Ball on Oct. 8, 2027.
baltimorefishbowl.com
Baltimore Weekend Events: Lantern Parade, Journey, Mushroom City Arts Festival, and more.
Patterson Park will be aglow with lantern light this Saturday as The Great Baltimore Lantern Parade & The Dia de Los Muertos Festival returns. Also this weekend, catch a Journey concert, a Broadway sing-a-long, two raves themed after “Shrek” and “Blade,” and more. Check it all...
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Baltimore Radio Ratings Lose Accreditation, DC Denied Approval
Nielsen Audio’s radio ratings in Baltimore have lost their accreditation from the Media Rating Council, and Washington has been denied accreditation. Baltimore was one of four markets to lose accreditation for Nielsen’s Portable People Meter ratings, joining Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Jacksonville. Washington was among 18 additional markets denied accreditation, including New York, Boston and San Francisco. Unlike Baltimore, Washington’s ratings were not previously accredited.
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98 Rock, WGTS And WTOP’s Joel Oxley Honored At National Radio Awards
Three major honors went to Washington and Baltimore broadcasters Tuesday night at the 2026 NAB Marconi Radio Awards in New York City. Baltimore’s 98 Rock (WIYY) was named Rock Station of the Year, while Washington’s WGTS took home Religious Station of the Year. The awards recognize outstanding radio stations and personalities from across the country.
Baltimore Times
Where Hip-Hop Meets Heart Health: Association of Black Cardiologists Brings Film Screening and Community Conversation to Morgan State
October 26th Event Shines Light on An Underdiagnosed Heart condition affecting Black Americans. Baltimore residents will have a chance to hear real stories and get real answers about their hearts on Monday, October 26, when the Association of Black Cardiologists (ABC) and BridgeBio host “Don’t Pass on Your Heart Health,” a special film screening and live community discussion at Morgan State University.
hoodline.com
Henry VIII's Six Wives Return to Baltimore's Hippodrome With New Cast
Six women who were once reduced to footnotes in a king's marital history are grabbing the microphone again at Baltimore's Hippodrome Theatre. SIX, the pop-concert musical that retells the lives of King Henry VIII's wives, returns to the historic downtown venue with an entirely new touring cast stepping into the roles of Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anna of Cleves, Katherine Howard and Catherine Parr.
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SUN: Baltimore Streetcar Museum plans $28M renovation
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — As the Baltimore Streetcar Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, it is preparing to launch a $28 million capital campaign to renovate its city campus — an effort that potentially could proceed more swiftly now that two buildings have been placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Avenue News
CCBC Essex presents ‘Photograph 51’
The Community College of Baltimore County’s Essex campus will present “Photograph 51,” a drama exploring the life and scientific contributions of Dr. Rosalind Franklin, whose research helped reveal the structure of DNA’s double helix. Directed by guest director Matthew Singletary, the production examines ambition, competition and the struggle for recognition in scientific discovery. Through the stories of Franklin and the scientists around her, the play raises questions about gender, power and who ultimately receives credit for groundbreaking work. Performances are scheduled for Oct. 22 and 26 at 11 a.m., Oct. 23 and 24 at 7 p.m., and Oct. 25 at 3 p.m. The Oct. 25 performance will include American Sign Language interpretation. For Chris Messer, who is assisting with production coordination and dramaturgy, the play extends beyond its scientific subject matter. “The more time I’ve spent with it, the more I’ve thought a lot about what it means to make a contribution,” Messer said, describing the production’s broader questions about achievement and how discoveries are made. Messer said researching historical correspondence between scientists James Watson and Maurice Wilkins also influenced their understanding of the characters. Reading letters written after the events portrayed in the play, Messer said, offered a more
baltimorepositive.com
Measuring a Dundalk lifetime of rock and roll with Mike Brilhart and new Bay Rock
It only took Nestor 35 years to finally get his childhood friend, longtime Hammerjacks DJ in the glory #AlmostFamousNes era and the evening voice of classic rock for a generation of listeners to 100.7 The Bay to sit at Koco’s Pub on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour and tell some untold stories of the glory of Baltimore rock and roll history. With the demise of the radio station on the FM dial, our dude Mike Brilhart has spearheaded a new digital radio channel at Bay Rock and is ready to tell us all of the great songs we’ll be hearing as the old crew puts the music back together online.
BmoreArt Magazine
Baltimore on Film: “Flashback” at the BMA
Many of us are familiar with certain stock images of Baltimore that periodically resurface in the national media: strips of crime scene tape as backdrop in sensationalizing reports on Fox News, serene drone shots of the Inner Harbor on Sunday Night Football, B-roll shots of empty rowhouses in news magazine reports on urban decay. But […] The post Baltimore on Film: “Flashback” at the BMA appeared first on BmoreArt .