Kosher Soul February 19, 1-3pm Free with Museum Admission Join culinary historian and Judaics teacher Michael W. Twitty for a cooking demonstration and discussion of how he blends his African American roots in the Deep South with his adopted Jewish culture and faith. Kosher/Soul is about how cooking can reflect personal identity while honoring family, faith, and [...]
Arts Central Baltimore Downtown What to do
In early 2004, the curtain rose again at the legendary Hippodrome Theatre. Reborn as the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center, it is the centerpiece not only of world-class stage performances, but of a totally revitalized West Side of Baltimore, with an impact unbounded by geography.
Central Baltimore Downtown Where to eat
Baltimore’s fragrant, gleaming Lexington Market, the world’s largest, continuously running market for more than six generations, marks its 220th anniversary this year. Old as the nation itself, Lexington Market has been a wonderful Baltimore tradition since 1782 at the original site it occupies today, on Lexington Street, between Eutaw and Greene Streets. Hours Monday to [...]
Recognized as the oldest continuously operating blacksmith’s shop in the United States, G. Krug & Son is uniquely qualified to provide you with a wide range of custom ironwork. G. Krug & Son is dedicated to one purpose: to provide customers with ironwork that is beautiful, durable and represents a value that will stand the [...]
Exploring Baltimore’s History in Quiltmaking with the Baltimore Heritage Quilters’ Guild
Black History at the JMM
Lunch & Learn: The John Bourne Collection: From Private to Public Domain
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Lunch & Learn: The John Bourne Collection: From Private to Public Domain
Black History at the JMM
Exploring Baltimore’s History in Quiltmaking with the Baltimore Heritage Quilters’ Guild
09. Feb, 2012
The Walters Art Museum, Graham Auditorium Explore the journey of the John Bourne collection of 300 ancient Americas artifacts from a private collection to the Walters, a public art museum. Using a multi-faceted approach, Senior Objects Conservator Julie Lauffenburger will address how the museum tackled issues of authenticity, over-restoration and materials identification now that the [...]
09. Feb, 2012
Kosher Soul February 19, 1-3pm Free with Museum Admission Join culinary historian and Judaics teacher Michael W. Twitty for a cooking demonstration and discussion of how he blends his African American roots in the Deep South with his adopted Jewish culture and faith. Kosher/Soul is about how cooking can reflect personal identity while honoring family, faith, and [...]
09. Feb, 2012
Purim Pandemonium Gin & Jews: Speakeasy Style Saturday, March 10, 2012 9pm-1am Enter the speakeasy and go back to Prohibition- 13 years when America was dry, but the parties never stopped. This year’s Purim Pandemonium revives flappers, bootleggers, pleasure-seeking socialites, gangsters, and Prohibition agents. Who do you want to be? Take your pick and come [...]
23. Jan, 2012
About The Baltimore Heritage Quilters’ Guild (BHQG) was founded in 1984 by three women who met through the owner of a local quilt shop. They decided to meet in October, and presented “Baltimore’s History in Quiltmaking” to interested Baltimoreans. Needless to say, they were pleasantly surprised when sixty people attended! The BHQG was born! Today, [...]
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