After a long, hot summer, there’s no better time to get back into the rhythm of life than fall, especially with all that Baltimore offers in terms of arts and cultural events and programming. Here once again is Jmore’s annual preview of what promises to be a flourishing cultural season in Charm City.
Enjoy!
Keepin’ It Old-Time
Americana roots musicians Ken & Brad Kolodner recently headlined the Maryland Folk Festival.
Turning The Tables
The National Hip-Hop Museum was the brainchild of Jeremy Beaver, a Jewish veteran of the musical genre and culture.
Capturing the Interplay Between Nature and Human Activity
Owings Mills-based artist Helen Glazer has spent time in Antarctica and Greenland to document how climate is changing the planet.
Fall Arts Listings
Here are just a few of the cultural gatherings happening in the area this fall.
"Seeing the Essential" will showcase more than 100 art works collected for six decades by the local Jewish community philanthropists.
Many of this year's new children's books for Passover portray the holiday theme of opening one's seder table to guests.
With his new book "The AfterWork," Akchin explores finding fulfilment and meaning after concluding one's professional career.
Kicking off the 38th William and Irene Weinberg Family Baltimore Jewish Film Festival will be the Israeli comedy-drama "The Ring."