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Ticket sales have decreased, and cultural groups are refusing to perform at the Kennedy Center to protest its takeover by the Trump administration.
The Windows on North + Charles festival of short, experimental films will be projected onto Station North storefront windows for six weeks through Baltimore's SNF Parkway Theatre.
Baltimore Center Stage Managing Director Adam Frank is stepping down, and Artistic Director Stevie Walker-Webb and Producing Director Ken-Matt Martin will co-lead the theater.
Construction has resumed on the 4,000-seat Paramount Baltimore concert hall at The Walk at Warner entertainment district, years after delays and a legal dispute halted progress.
The CopyCat Building is heading for the auction block after several years of mounting issues at the beleaguered living and studio space for Baltimore artists.
Take your pick of concerts: a queen of pop, a hit-making country band or a rising rapper, or choose a fundraiser for a museum or for pets, or gather round for scary tales aboard an old saili…
The California arts administrator Thomas Bailey was appointed Wednesday as CEO and general manager of the Lyric Baltimore, replacing longtime local leader Jonathan Schwartz. Schwartz, who ha…
By GARY FIELDS WASHINGTON (AP) " A federal judge in Oregon issued an injunction Wednesday temporarily stopping the mass cancellation of National Endowment for the Humanities grants to humani…
Tonya Miller Hall says she has left her position as the senior adviser for arts and culture for the mayor's office about two years after she was appointed by Mayor Brandon Scott.
Tickets went on sale Friday for "Water for Elephants: The Musical," the critically acclaimed Broadway show and Depression-era circus drama that will launch its national tour in Baltimore…
Robyn Murphy was appointed Friday as the permanent chief executive officer of Baltimore's arts council, a position she has held on an interim basis for the past eight months.
Doug Roberts, a beloved Baltimore-based actor known for roles in "The Wire," "Serial Mom" and countless local productions, has died at 86.
House Republicans voted to rename the Kennedy Center's Opera House after Melania Trump, sparking partisan debate and scrutiny over proposed arts funding cuts.
Hip-hop legend Nas is performing his iconic debut album Illmatic with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra to a sold-out crowd at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, marking a historic first-time collabora…
It wasn't easy being a Black teen in the Belair-Edison neighborhood who sang opera. But Hakeem Henderson persevered.
Baltimore will give 81 local artists $4,000 each as a part of the 2025 American Rescue Plan Act Artist Grant.
By GLENN GAMBOA Lin-Manuel Miranda plans to use the 10th anniversary Broadway performance of his award-winning cultural phenomenon "Hamilton" as a fundraiser for a coalition of nonprofits pr…
Charm City Live, Baltimore's third city-sponsored, annual summer music festival, will have three headliners this year.
Over the past 145 years, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" has been used to sell cereal and to astound movie audiences.
Tchaikovsky was neither American, nor a founding father, but his "1812 Overture" has become the soundtrack to our Independence Day, as integral as fireworks and the flag.
It takes a certain kind of warped sensibility to find the light side of cannibalism. But the late musical theater composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim was up to the task. Some of the pione…
Amanda Leigh Burnham has won the 20th annual Janet & Walter Sondheim Art Prize awarded by the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts.
Months after its contract with the city was terminated, the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts got a new deal and name, Create Baltimore.
The AFRAM festival is this weekend in Baltimore. Here's what to know.
Compass Rose Theater, a nonprofit professional teaching theater based at Maryland Hall in Annapolis, recently hired Madeline Austin as its new Artistic Director.
