What’s going on this cultural season around Baltimore? Plenty, hon!
There’s no better time than autumn to enjoy the abundant rewards of what Baltimore has to offer in terms of arts and cultural events and programming. Charm City seems to awaken with a vengeance after the long, hot summer, with seemingly countless opportunities to indulge in the creative offerings out there and nourish the soul.
Here once again is our annual preview of what promises to be a flourishing cultural season in the town that produced the likes of Eubie Blake, Mama Cass, John Waters, Tom Clancy, Leon Uris, Barry Levinson, Frank Zappa, H.L. Mencken and Philip Glass. Enjoy! —Jmore Staff.
Putting Together the Pieces
Ceramic artist Zemer Peled uses pieces of clay and porcelain to make her one-of-a-kind sculptures.
Caribbean Queen
Local journalist and author Robert Friedman writes a new memoir about working and living in Puerto Rico for decades.
Changing of the Guards
Charm City welcomes a new generation of leaders to many of its arts institutions.
Fall Arts Listings
Here are just a few of the cultural gatherings happening in the area this fall.
Rabbi David Wolpe looks at the recent interest in Hollywood productions about King David and why the story is resonating now.
Directed by Johanna Gruenhut, the production is based on of the 1998 novel and 2003 film of the same name.
In "The Future is Peace," Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon say there is still hope for coexistence between Arabs and Jews.
In his new memoir, piano man Marc Shaiman tells a showbiz story shaped by Jewish humor.