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The Artists Without Limits Art Exhibit features works by disabled artists from Anne Arundel County at the Michael E. Busch Annapolis Library, with an opening ceremony honoring the participants.

Laurel is preparing for its Community and Culture Day 2024, inviting people to enjoy diverse performances, food, and entertainment, with vendor applications due by September 1st.

Baltimore County allocated $2.6 million to cultural organizations outside its borders, while county-based groups received far less, highlighting regional unity despite geographical divides.

Howard County appointed its first Youth Poet Laureate, Mai-Anh Nguyen from Oakland Mills High School, who will serve until 2025 to promote poetry and literacy.

The Towson Italian Heritage Festival will occur at the Patriot Plaza, featuring food, music, and performances. Road closures will be in effect on the event day. Attendees are advised to plan ahead.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore and First Lady Dawn Moore commemorated Maryland's Emancipation Day and renamed the Banneker Douglass Tubman Museum, celebrating Harriet Tubman and other Black women.

Baltimore's Center Stage canceled today's performances of "Pride and Prejudice" due to a burst water main. The theater evacuated safely and is considering rescheduling or refunds.

Kenwood High School students created and installed artwork at The AVENUE at White Marsh's ice rink, showcasing skills from graphic design to drone technology.

Baltimore reflects on the Key Bridge collapse through an art exhibit titled "Echoes from the Key Bridge," showcasing local artists' work and the community's solidarity.

Mayor Scott announces the 2025 dates for Baltimore's major events, including Artscape, AFRAM, the Baltimore Caribbean Festival, and Charm City Live, enhancing cultural engagement in the city.

Mudhouse Pottery Studio is set to open in South Baltimore this spring, offering pottery classes, workshops, and memberships for both novices and experts.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott reaffirms the city's dedication to Black History Month, highlighting its deep ties to important figures in Black history and introducing the "Definitely Earned It" campaign to honor Black Americans' contributions.

New Town High hosts the All-County Jazz Concert, featuring top high school jazz musicians from Baltimore County.

Baltimore held its first Black History Month Parade with performances and local dignitaries emphasizing the importance of remembering significant African American contributions.

Steve Luhn won the "Art of Racing" contest associated with the Preakness Stakes, with his piece, "Winning Colors," benefiting Park Heights' affordable housing and job opportunities.

Artscape 2025 in Baltimore attracted over 100,000 visitors, with Mayor Scott highlighting its success and its cultural and economic impact on the city.

The Pride of Baltimore II sets sail for a summer odyssey across the Great Lakes, participating in the Tall Ships Challenge and promoting Maryland’s maritime history.

The State Theater in Havre de Grace will not reopen due to code violations and financial challenges, despite community support and a $35,000 fundraiser. Owners speculate about city retaliation, which officials deny.

Baltimore awards $324,000 in ARPA funds to 81 local artists to support cultural recovery post-pandemic, emphasizing the city's commitment to the arts.

County Executive Pittman launched the 2025 Artists Without Limits Exhibit, showcasing local art until September. The event honors Nina De Angelo's legacy and promotes inclusion.

Robyn Murphy has been named the permanent CEO of Create Baltimore, formerly the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, with support from Mayor Scott and the board.

Ellicott City officials launched a "Back to the Future"-themed campaign to raise funds for the restoration of their flood-damaged clock tower, utilizing a DeLorean and 80s nostalgia.

Carmelo Anthony opened an exhibit in Baltimore chronicling his basketball career and social activism, featuring interactive displays and a scholarship presentation.

The American Visionary Art Museum celebrated its 30th anniversary with family-friendly activities, while the Governor of Maryland declared November 22 as "American Visionary Art Museum Day."

Baltimore cyclist Barnaby Wickham collects discarded hubcaps to create art installations, amassing over 700 pieces since 2024, including a 16 feet tall Snoopy head, celebrated by locals.

The Roots and Stephanie Mills are set to headline Baltimore's Artscape festival in 2026, with expectations of significant economic impact and a blend of culture and interactive experiences.

The B&O Railroad Museum restored the iconic locomotive of America's 1976 Freedom Train, ready for new generations as the U.S. nears its 250th anniversary.

Federal Hill’s 8x10 is listed for sale or lease with a reported $450K asking price; owners say they'll close June 30 while shows continue into spring.

The Baltimore Symphony will play Oregon Ridge on July 3–4, 2026, expanding its Fourth weekend programming with fireworks and community anthem auditions.

Artscape returns May 23–24 in downtown Baltimore with The Roots and Stephanie Mills headlining. Scout returns under Devin Allen, and Round 2 applications close March 27.

The Baltimore Book Festival returns to Waverly on Sept. 12-13, 2026. The Mayor's Office of Arts, Culture and Entertainment will produce the free, two-day event with city funding support.

Amy Sherald’s American Sublime closed at the BMA on April 5 after drawing roughly 84,000 visitors — the museum’s biggest turnout of the 21st century.

Maryland extended the Theatrical Production Tax Credit through June 2032, keeping Baltimore’s Hippodrome a likely launchpad for national tours and boosting downtown business.

The Smithsonian’s restored National Carousel — once at Gwynn Oak — returns to the National Mall on April 24, bearing a civil‑rights history and new conservation work.

Lupe Fiasco led a free master class at the Walters and is teaching rap as part of Peabody’s new Bachelor of Music in Hip Hop.

After leaving the Kennedy Center, Washington National Opera will stage West Side Story May 8–10 at Lyric Baltimore and May 14–15 at Strathmore. The company retooled sets and orchestra placement to fit the two theaters.

Salisbury says funding shortfalls forced it to pause the Maryland Folk Festival for 2026. City officials are exploring a possible fall 2027 replacement.

A new documentary chronicles 50 years of Baltimore’s AFRAM festival as the city collects memories and prepares a pre‑festival screening.