Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, event details are subject to change. Please contact the hosting organization for the most up-to-date information. |
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ART AROUND TOWN
Things to See & Do in Baltimore
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After a forced hiatus of nearly 18 months, Shen Yun Performing Arts returns to the stage with its 2022 production this Friday, January 7, at the Hippodrome Theatre. Be among the first to see the all-new Shen Yun live and experience the beauty and splendor of traditional Chinese culture — free of communism. For more info and tickets, click the button below. |
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OPENING RECEPTION THIS FRIDAY
See the Latest Exhibit at the Creative Alliance
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Creative Alliance is hosting a free opening reception this Friday, January 7, from 6:00–8:00 p.m. featuring the works of Baltimore-based painter, printmaker, and photographer Ariston Jacks. PRONOIA is on view in the Amalie Rothschild Gallery through February 4, 2022, with a special reception dedicated to the artist on Friday, February 4, from 6:00–8:00 p.m. For more information on gallery hours and safety protocols, click below. |
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VIRTUAL DANCE CLASS
For Elders & Their Caregivers
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Elders and their caregivers are invited every second Saturday to Dance & Bmore's Online Elder Arts Jam. This is a creative space for senior citizens to dance, talk, share recipes, stories, laugh, and sing. Classes include music, movement, games, health tips, and an open mic segment for folks to share songs, poetry, and memories. To RSVP for the free virtual class this Saturday, January 8, at 10:00 a.m., click the button below. |
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ONE NIGHT ONLY
Screening at The SNF Parkway
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Sight Unseen and The SNF Parkway are thrilled to welcome Greg de Cuir, Jr. with a cinema performance in the historic SNF Parkway Theatre for one night only this Saturday, January 8, at 6:30 p.m. Get film details and tickets below. |
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CLOSING RECEPTION WEEKEND
Night Swim at Project 1628
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This is the last week to see Katie Pumphrey's solo exhibition “Night Swim” at Project 1628 in the Bolton Hill neighborhood. In response to the current surge in Covid, attendance will be limited to 20-minute time slots, six visitors at a time. There will time slots available between 2:00–5:00 p.m. on January 8–9. To get more information and reserve a time slot, click the button below. |
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SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
Stories About Baltimore's Music Scene
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In 2008, Rolling Stone named Baltimore the Best Music Scene in the nation. Ten years later, it dubbed Ottobar one of the nation’s Best Music Clubs. Now, The Stoop Storytelling Series is partnering with WTMD and Ottobar to present an evening of tales from some of the wild, and wildly talented, folks who’ve created Baltimore’s music scene, past and present. Hosted by The Stoop's Jessica Henkin and WTMD's Sam Sessa, the event is on Thursday, January 13, at 7:30 p.m.
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DISCOVER MORE OF DOWNTOWN
Free & Discounted Admissions Through January 14
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The Downtown Partnership of Baltimore invites people of all ages to visit some of downtown Baltimore's incredible cultural institutions during Downtown Discovery Days from January 3–14, 2022. Participating organizations include the Maryland Center for History & Culture, The National Great Blacks in Wax Museum, the Top of the World Observation Level at the World Trade Center (above), and more. See the full list of deals at the button below. |
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TOUR A HISTORIC MARYLAND LANDMARK
The Cloisters Open House Plus Series Begins
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The annual Open House Plus series at The Cloisters kicks off on January 15, from 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. Newly engaged couples and their families are invited to tour the castle and meet with an array of local vendors who can assist with planning needs. Visitors and guests will need to provide proof of vaccination to attend this event. For more information, click below. |
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MEMORY FOAM
Screening at Goya Contemporary Gallery
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Goya Contemporary Gallery is pleased to present the premiere film screening of Memory Foam by Lynn Silverman and Jason Sloan from January 6–February 4, 2022. There are also weekly screenings and discussions with the artists on Wednesdays and Saturdays. For more information, including how to reserve your seat, click the button below. |
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ARTS & CULTURE NEWS
In Case You Missed It
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BETTY COOKE IN HER OWN WORDS |
Betty Cooke's exhibition, "Betty Cooke: The Circle and the Line" at the Walters Art Museum just closed on January 2. She recently sat down with Baltimore Fishbowl's Ed Gunts to chat about her connections and some of her favorite parts of Baltimore. Read the full interview below.
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A LOOK AT THE BEST ART EXHIBITS OF 2021 |
In an array of stunning photos, Bmore Art recaps the best local art exhibits of the last year. If you missed them, or just want to reminisce about your favorites, click the link below to check them out.
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MICA ANNOUNCES COMPETITION FINALISTS |
From Technical.ly: "Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) has announced the eight finalists for its 2022 UP/Start Venture Competition, which offers $100,000 to emerging entrepreneurs from the Baltimore art college’s community." Read the full story about the finalists below.
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NONPROFIT GROUP AIMS TO SAVE THE SIDEBAR |
The Sidebar is more than just a bar... This basement venue around the corner from City Hall hosts live music, open mics, and has been featured in several movies and TV shows filmed in Baltimore. Now, a local nonprofit is raising money to buy it. Read more at the link below.
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