Arts

Through archival research, panel discussions with nonprofit groups' leaders and business owners, students have created a timeline of Latino politics, history and food culture in Highlandtown from the 1980s to the 1990s.

Catherine D. Nelson, a retired educator who was also a museum docent, antiques lecturer and an appraiser, died of complications of a stroke Dec. 17 at Roland Park Place. The former Ruxton resident was 82.

La Posada is a Catholic festival celebrated across Latin America to commemorate the journey that Joseph and Mary made from Nazareth to Bethlehem in search of a safe refuge.

An Afro-Latinx and Spanish-language reimagining of Giacomo Puccini’s classic opera, “La Boheme,” comes to life with a new animated film available for streaming online Christmas Eve that involved Baltimore-area artists and opera singers.

The group founded nearly 20 years ago by three Morgan State students is hitting its stride, still committed to the mission of passing on to a new generation the tools for a successful performing arts career.

The Columbia Orchestra announced Thursday that it was forced to cancel its popular Family Holiday Concert on Dec. 18, set to be held at the Jim Rouse Theatre at Wilde Lake High School.

Robert A. Zimmerman, a retired Baltimore Museum of Art exhibit designer and social event planner, died of COVID-19 complications Monday at Good Samaritan Hospital. He was 83.

Marlyn A. Robinson, an actress, teacher and founder of Performance Workshop Theater in Federal Hill, died of complications from a stroke Nov. 15 at Doylestown Hospital in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. She was 94.

Joan W. Cohen, an artist and educator, died of an extremely rare lung disease Nov. 6 at the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. The resident of Phoenix in Baltimore County was 79.

At 94, the Harford County educator and author continues activist work

Pigtown Climbs is a community-led organization attempting to use the sport of rock climbing to promote racial justice, health, and environmental initiatives.

Donald E. Lee, a retired postal worker and self-taught Irvington artist, died of a heart attack Oct. 10 at his Irvington home. He was 93.

An exhibit of “weird art” opened Wednesday at the American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore, courtesy of the comedian and television host.

The filmmaker and Baltimore Museum of Art trustee appeared delighted at a dedication ceremony with the minimalist look of the four all-gender latrines. They open to the public Dec. 12.

Everyone at the theater, from the coffee shop to the IT department, quickly came together to put on a high-visibility national production that venue officials hope will be a boon to its profile.

Designs crowd Betty Cooke's mind, waiting to take form in streamlined and deceptively simple jewelry of gold, silver and stone.

Stephanie Ybarra, the artistic director at Baltimore Center Stage, is the country’s first Latina artistic director of a major theater. She not only directs offstage with a lens towards social justice and inclusivity, but also curates those values on the stage.

Halfway through filming ‘We Own This City’ in Baltimore, The Sun was invited to the set to observe and document part of the process.

The show is the museum’s 26th large-scale exhibition since it opened in 1995 under the direction of Hoffberger and her husband, the late art collector and philanthropist LeRoy E. Hoffberger.

The Annapolis Symphony Academy is poised to become one of the most comprehensive institutions for young musicians in the area — one that aims to train its students from their first C major scale to their first professional audition.

From Latin night clubs to art venues and churches, Charm City is filled with LGBTQ history.