Let’s face the obvious: it’s been a tough year-and-a-half for all of us, with the world closing down and so much tragedy and anxiety surrounding us. Hopefully, happier times are ahead, and the local arts scene is here to help us rebound and get a fresh start.
Please enjoy our annual Fall Arts Preview, chronicling some of the most anticipated creative and cultural endeavors of the season in the Baltimore metropolitan area. We need them now more than ever!
Steel Resolve
A new exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Industry sheds light on Bethlehem Steel’s 125-year history at Sparrows Point, the generations of men and women who worked there and their significant contributions to American industrialism.
Music with Bite
Marc Ribot’s Ceramic Dog will bring its blend of rock and avant-garde to Creative Alliance.
Beyond Bach, Beethoven and Brahms
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra looks forward to an interesting season and a promising future.
Reading is Lit!
A streamlined Baltimore Festival of Jewish Literature will be held throughout November.
Listings
Here are just a few of the cultural gatherings happening in the area this fall.
The BCO, founded in 1984, will perform the works of Frank Zappa, Beethoven, Mason Bates and Karena Ingram.
Led by local Israel-American cellist Amit Peled, the Mount Vernon Virtuosi aims to inspire people beyond musical enjoyment.
Container vegetable gardening is a terrific option for people with limited space and/or time. Rebecca Brown and Norman Cohen share some tips.
Filmmaker Justin Schein looks at wealth and inequality through the very real story of his late father.