We’re going to have a lot of fun in and around Baltimore this year! Don’t believe us? Such skepticism is entirely unwarranted — from Orioles Fanfest in three weeks to the combined Light City and Baltimore Book Festival in early November, Charm City’s arts and entertainment schedule is practically...
From the beaches of Ocean City in the east to the Appalachian Mountains in the west, from the rolling hills of My Lady's Manor (home to Maryland's steeplechase races) in the north to the tidewater marshlands of the Chesapeake Bay to the south -- Maryland has a little bit of everything.
Maroon 5 will officially take the stage on Super Bowl Sunday as the headlining act for the Super Bowl LIII halftime show. The “Girls Like You” rockers will be joined by rapper Travis Scott and Outkast’s Big Boi come Feb. 3, the NFL announced Sunday. The announcement comes after months of speculation...
The ghost of an idea began materializing at a book signing last fall for “Haunted Ellicott City,” which details the history and haunting of 31 sites in and around the old mill town. The book’s author, Ellicott City resident Shelley Davies Wygant, had chatted in September with Cynthia Lynn, landlord...
Go ahead and cancel your bus tickets to New York. Two of the most acclaimed musicals of the past few years will anchor the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center’s 2019-2020 season, the venue’s president announced Thursday. “The Band’s Visit,” which in 2018 became one of just four musicals to capture...
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra musicians’ four-month contract extension expired late Tuesday. On the surface, nothing much has changed. The players aren’t on strike and management hasn’t locked them out. The concerts scheduled for this weekend will be performed as planned in Baltimore and Bethesda,...
Single Carrot Theatre will take a bold leap into the unknown this June when it gives up its permanent performing home at 2600 N. Howard St. Instead, the 12-year-old troupe will conduct a series of environmental performances in unusual settings — perhaps a private home, church or bus — that reflect...
Jephta P. Drachman, an artist and former president of the Shriver Hall Concert Series, died Thursday of Parkinson’s disease at her Stevenson home. She was 81. The former Jephta Piatigorsky was born in Paris, the daughter of Gregor Piatigorsky, a famed Russian cellist, and his wife Jacqueline de...