Ballet Theatre of Maryland kicks off its new season with wine in a colonial garden before staging the world's oldest surviving story ballet.

The Annapolis nonprofit is bringing three shows to a mall storefront before closing its season with Godspell at Maryland Hall's renovated Bowen Theater.

The nearly eight-foot “Mother Earth” sculpture will feature ceramic thumbprints from local volunteers, with the community build wrapping up Aug. 21.

Fourteen young Baltimore artists cap an eight-week music and therapy program with a paid gig at M&T Bank Exchange this Friday.

The nonprofit born from a shuttered high school will celebrate at the Baltimore Museum of Industry with 200-plus guests, live music and a silent auction.

Kids 12 and under get in free as Maryland Hall's front lawn hosts Go-Go, jazz and bluegrass through September.

One of just five surviving Vanden Plas Bentleys, once built for a cigarette-family heir, headlines the Kent Island Yacht Club show this September.

The Falls Road shop is growing from 2,000 to about 6,600 square feet, with the new floor opening weekends this fall.

Annapolis's community orchestra opens September with a Hispanic Heritage tribute and closes next June with choral works at Maryland Hall.

Tickets are on sale for the Michael E. Busch library's cocktail fundraiser, featuring bestselling author Nikki Payne and a Capitals VIP auction package.

A repurposed medicine cabinet at William and Ostend streets is stocked with handmade rats each day, and they rarely last past noon.

The Talent Machine Company brings back the musical revue that launched it nearly 40 years ago, with alumni returning to the stage in Arnold.

The fourth annual festival hits Ripken Stadium grounds Sept. 25-27, with Mario and Luigi appearances and a Fisher House tribute.