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(11/11/10 11:45pm)
If, after a grueling semester at Hopkins, you’re starting to forget why you love science — or, for humanities majors, if you just need a mental break — you might want to consider checking out some of Baltimore’s most popular, but still worthwhile science-minded attractions.
(11/04/10 9:46pm)
If you haven’t been to the Walters Art Museum recently, you may be surprised by the number and variety of programs that the museum consistently offers. There is always something for everyone: This weekend’s events include a well-loved tradition, the Jewelry Fair, and a Day of the Dead celebration.
(10/07/10 6:00pm)
This Saturday, Oct. 9 is the Station North Fall Music Festival, a free celebration of Baltimore’s music and art. It is a special part of the monthly “Second Saturdays in Station North,” which aims to create appreciation for the local artistic community.
(10/07/10 6:00pm)
The Hopkins group Diverse Sexuality and Gender Alliance (DSGA) is hosting Hopkins Against Hate this Friday, Oct. 8 to raise awareness of discrimination over sexuality. The event is in response to the recent coverage in the media of teenagers who committed suicide after being bullied.
(09/23/10 11:39pm)
This will be the 12th year of High Zero, an experimental music festival that has garnered praise and national attention. National Public Radio called it “the premier showcase for spontaneous sound”. City Paper praised it as “the continent’s finest four days of all-in improv and otherwise musical exploration”. High Zero calls itself a “weird, sophisticated and over the top event”. No matter how you see it, the festival’s not to be missed.
(11/04/09 5:00am)
The Barnstormers' production of T.S. Eliot's "The Cocktail Party" is a combination of emotion and mystery, psychology and philosophy, and the old-fashioned mixed with the modern.
(10/28/09 5:00am)
With so much of our modern entertainment consisting of sitcoms, our society owes a debt, in a way, to the original master of such situational wit and banter, Oscar Wilde, and his arguably most popular play, The Importance of Being Earnest. This unapologetically entertaining show is playing through Nov. 8 at Centerstage Theater, and the production is a fresh take on an old favorite.
(10/21/09 5:00am)
If the Freshman One-Act Showcase this past weekend was any indication, the Barnstormers are going to have a lot of talent on their hands for quite a while.
(10/14/09 5:00am)
The PostSecret event on Thursday was a reflection of the PostSecret project itself: serious, funny and heartfelt. Post Secret is an online art phenomenon that was started in 2004 by Frank Warren.
(10/10/09 5:00am)
While student-produced plays often run the risk of being trite, this year's Witness Theater Fall Showcase was an experimental and challenging show. The audience was kept alert with the majority of plays exploring dream states and alternate and often bizarre notions of reality.
(10/01/09 5:00am)
This past weekend, the annual Baltimore Book Festival delighted local book lovers and graced the Mount Vernon area. For those braving the rain, the festival offered a wide variety of events, and although the rain forced patrons to seek shelter underneath the tents, the atmosphere was still very upbeat.
(09/23/09 5:00am)
Being a poet is, at times, a thankless job. For one Sunday afternoon,though, poets Elizabeth Spires and Phillis Levin were fully appreciated by an enthusiastic - albeit small - audience at the Walters Art Museum. Past events at the Walters have been creative, accessible and intellectual affairs, and this was no exception.
(03/12/09 5:00am)
Leonardo Lisi is a Mellon Post Doctoral Fellow and currently teaches a Humanities Center class, "The Sense of Loss, 1900-1927."