Fall Arts Preview 2024
Jmore offers its annual preview of the fall arts season with an array of arts and cultural events around town.
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The Arts
Alex Edelman, on winning an Emmy Award: “This is the end of a seven-year journey with the show, but I got to make something really funny with my friend.” (Photo courtesy of Max, via JTA)
Alex Edelman Wins Emmy for HBO Comedy Special ‘Just for Us’
The 35-year-old comedian’s show centers on his experiences attending a meeting of white nationalists in New York.
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JCC and Gordon Center to Hold Events Marking Anniversary of Oct. 7th
Gatherings will include a teen vigil and presentation of the film “We Will Dance Again,” as well as a community concert.
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Emmy Award-winning actor, comedian, writer and producer Brett Goldstein will perform at the Lyric on Oct. 18.
Fall Arts 2024: Visual Arts, Literature, Comedy and More
This fall offers the chance to explore new exhibits, listen to talks with esteemed speakers, laugh out loud with great comics, and more.
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O’s Owner and Billionaire David M. Rubenstein Commits $1.5 Million to Jewish Museum of Maryland’s Transformation
The David M. Rubenstein Exhibition Arcade will form the epicenter of the museum’s front of house, a central public space that branches out into galleries, an audio/video production studio and a library.
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Bela Fleck and Abigail Washburn will perform at the Gordon Center for Performing Arts on Oct. 19 (Photo by Jim McGuire)
Fall Arts 2024: Music
Enjoy some live music this fall, with a range of performances from Bela Fleck and Abigail Washburn to Herbie Hancock, beloved ’70s band America and more.
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The latest stamp was designed by Jewish artist and U.S. Postal Service art director Antonio Alcalá. (Courtesy of USPS. Design by Jackie Hajdenberg via JTA)
New Stamp to be Unveiled Next week to Commemorate the Festival of Lights
The latest Chanukah stamp issued by the U.S. Postal Service was designed by the son of a Holocaust survivor.
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The BMA’s ‘Preoccupied: Indigenizing the Museum’ Offers Nine Solo Artist Exhibitions And Public Programs
The artwork, histories and perspectives of Native artists, scholars and community members are at the heart of “Preoccupied: Indigenizing the Museum,” on view now at the Baltimore Museum of Art.
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Baltimore’s own Dan Rodricks performs his acclaimed one-man show at the BMA in December. (Provided photo)
Fall Arts 2024: Theater
Check out some of the exciting performances on the calendar this fall at the Hippodrome, Everyman Theatre, Baltimore Center Stage and more.
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The late Jerry Lewis (left) looks through a camera on Mar. 22, 1972, during the shooting of the film "The Day the Clown Cried." (STF/AFP via Getty Images, via JTA)
Jerry Lewis’ Infamous, Unfinished Holocaust Movie is Having a New Moment
But after more than a half-century, you still can’t watch “The Day the Clown Cried.”
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Alona Lisa Elkayam: “I’m the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors and I’m not shutting up." (Provided Photo)
Baltimore Native Alona Lisa Elkayam Designs Unique Necklaces to Fight Antisemitism and Hate
The Oct. 7th Hamas terrorist attacks compelled Elkayam to create her Heart of David venture.
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