The Maryland Council for Dance, Inc. works to promote, encourage,and amplify the growth of dance as a major art form in our state and surrounding areas by bringing together all areas of dance & the public to learn, experience, and enjoy dance. Since 1973 the Council has hosted a number of activities and worked to [...]
The Matt Auer Memorial Scholarship Fund has been established in memory of an adventurous young man and talented photographer. The fund awards one scholarship to a Broadneck High School senior each year who exemplifies these same superior photography skills. Proceeds from the purchase of photographs directly benefit the scholarship fund.
15 billion years ago, in a great flaring-forth, the story of our Universe began unfolding. About 12,000 years ago, with the melting of glacial ice, the story of the Mid-Atlantic coastal riverlands and culture emerged. Join us in re-envisioning — with story, song and art — the on-going wonder of The Chesapeake [...]
The King William Players, St. John’s student theater troupe, will once again take part in a long-standing tradition: performing the plays of William Shakespeare. This holiday season The King William Players presents Shakespeare’s tender romantic comedy “The Tempest.” The performance, which is free and open to the public, will be held [...]
The AACC Dance Company is performance-based and selected by audition only. The Dance Company offers students the opportunity to choreograph their own work, as well as to dance the work of guest choreographers during the academic year. Performance opportunities expand beyond the college as the Dance Company participates in service learning projects throughout the year. [...]
The Maryland Federation of Art (MFA) is the oldest operating artist gallery in Maryland, established in 1963 by US Navy Commander Charles Holley, Mrs. Margaret Fowler, and a group of dedicated Annapolis-area artists interested in developing professional exhibition opportunities for Maryland’s creative community. From this small beginning, big things have come about at the MFA. [...]
The Banneker-Douglass Museum, named for Benjamin Banneker and Frederick Douglass, is dedicated to preserving Maryland’s African American heritage, and serves as the state’s official repository of African American material culture. The museum annually sponsors and hosts a variety of preservation, arts, and cultural lectures, workshops, performances, and other programs.
Please join the Arundel Vocal Arts Society for the kick-off event of its 25th anniversary season, featuring “Cantiamo: Cantata and Carols” on Sunday, December 2, 2007 at 2:00 p.m. JoAnn Kulesza will be conducting the group for the first time.
