This is the cold that wouldn’t end, it just goes on and on my friends. I feel like I’ve been sick forever. I missed out on a lot of fun last week, still taking it easy this week but attending a few shows. Don’t miss Dinner with Friends at Everyman Theatre. It opens this week and you know I’ll be there. I’m also making it to the last showing of The Effect by Lucy Prebble at Fells Point Corner Theatre on Sunday. Sunday of course is St. Patrick’s Day. I could have listed the 800 bars that are having specials, but who has that time? Pick a bar, it’s having a special, pretty much guaranteed. Leprechauns, green beer, wear green, don’t get pinched, etc. I need a nap.

Monday, March 11

Intro to Bird-Friendly Gardening Workshop
5:30PM – 7:30PM
Enoch Pratt Free Library
856 Washington Blvd, Baltimore
Welcome, gardeners! Learn how to transform your home, school, or work place into a bird and butterfly paradise! Audubon experts will be on hand to share practical tips and scientific support for gardening with native plants. Leave with resources you need to beautify your outdoor space and attract birds, butterflies, and other beneficial wildlife! Space is limited. Please register: baltimore@audubon.org or 410.558.2473.

Old Major Game Night
6PM – 12AM
Old Major
900 S. Carey St, Baltimore
Every Monday is Game Night at Old Major! Play one of our many games or bring your own. Our collection includes Monopoly, Apples to Apples, Connect Four, Joking Hazard, Trivial Pursuit, Jenga and many more! Bring friends or come solo. Food and drink specials run all night!

The Baltimore Theater Roundtable
6PM – 8:30PM
Motor House
120 W North Ave, Baltimore
The Baltimore Theater Roundtable is a new monthly community discussion, inviting theater folx from Baltimore and surrounding areas. Come to Motor House at 6pm for networking and mingling. This month we’ll be discussing the complex issues that live at the intersection of season planning, play curation, understanding our audiences, and connecting to relevant issues in our communities. A few Conversation Starters from within our theater community will start off the evening, and then it will be opened up for larger discussion. Light snacks will be provided! This event will be moderated by Susan Stroupe, Resident Artist for Motor House’s Creative Crossroads program.

Pickin w/ Charm City Blue Grass
6:30PM – 9:30PM
Checkerspot Brewing Company
1399 S. Sharp St., Baltimore
Our Monday night Pickin’ Party just got hotter. Join 2019 Charm City Bluegrass Festival for an jam session with musicians from the upcoming Charm City Bluegrass Festival Battle Of The Bands Finals! Everyone is welcome to play in and will receive a complimentary beer for your musical talents. Charm City Bluegrass staff will be on site with some giveaways and details of the upcoming Battle of the bands and the 2019 CCBG Festival.

Moccagatta Wine Dinner
7PM – 10PM
Cinghiale: Salumeria – Enoteca – Osteria
822 Lancaster St, Baltimore
Martina Minuto has her diploma from the wine-making Institute in Alba and studied viticulture and enology at the University of Turin. She works with her family – who has roots in the Barbaresco soils dating back to the 1800’s. The company plants on 15 hectares and uses grapes grown exclusively in their own vineyards. Enjoy several wines from the estate – including Barbaresco from the stellar 2015 vintage – paired with Chef Lewandowski’s special menu inspired by the wines and traditions of the region. $129 pp inclusive Call (410) 547-8282 to reserve.

CatVideoFest 2019
7PM – 10PM
Landmark Theatres, Harbor East
645 President St, Baltimore
CatVideoFest is a compilation of the latest and best cat videos culled from countless hours of unique submissions and sourced animations, music videos, and, of course, classic internet powerhouses. CatVideoFest is a joyous communal experience, only available in theaters, and raises money for cats in need through partnerships with local cat charities, animal welfare organizations, and shelters to best serve cats in the area.
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Django Jazz Monday
7PM – 10PM
Avenue Kitchen & Bar
911 w 36th Street, Baltimore
Avenue Kitchen & Bar on the avenue in Hampden! Start time is the same, 7PM. No Cover. They have awesome food and a full bar. Get there early to take advantage of happy hour specials. Hot Club of Baltimore hosts this award-winning, weekly acoustic swing jam session which includes guitar, sax, clarinet, trombone, trumpet, stringed instruments, accordionists, violinists, bassists, and vocalists. Dancers are welcome! Styles include early-era swing, Django Reinhardt repertoire, trad, be-bop, musette waltzes, New Orleans, gypsy waltzes, Balkan – Sinti – Manouche – European gypsy folk music, American Jazz standards, Blues songs, and French songs.

Teavolve Open Mic w Grayson Moon
7PM – 10PM
Teavolve Cafe & Lounge
1401 Aliceanna St, Baltimore
The Teavolve open mic happens every Monday barring flooding or alien assault. Signup starts at 6pm, performances roll from 7-10pm. In deference to the venue we keep things PG-13 & in deference to getting everyone on the stage – no amps, drumkits, 2 pieces or 10 minutes whichever’s shorter. If you need a special cable, bring the special cable (I can receive thy 1/4″ & XLR, anything else you best bring an adapter!) Most weeks we’re joined by a special featured artist in the middle of the night and though admission’s free, we hope you’ll bring a little something for their tip jar!

Impropourri: Bring Your Own Troupe Show!
7:30PM – 9PM
The BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
FREE SHOW. Almost every Monday night, we throw our doors open for any troupe that wants to come and play. Bring a troupe, put your troupe’s name in the blue bucket, and you’re part of the show. Or, come by your self, and we’ll try to team you up with other players. See you here! Free!

Beat the Brewers Trivia
7:30PM – 9:30PM
Brewer’s Cask
1236 Light St, Baltimore
Casual trivia with co-hosts Victory Beer Co providing prizes and some awesome brews.

Monday Salsa Bachata Night
8PM – 12AM
The Rockwell
702 South Broadway, Baltimore
The Monday Latin night has a brand new home in the heart of the city. Please join us for a night of lessons and dancing at The Rockwell. Located in Fells Point, The Rockwell is a modern tavern featuring a lively strikingly bold design, with a state of the art sound and light system, and a nice smooth wood dance floor perfect for dancing. 8 pm Salsa/Bachata lessons with Niss of SalsaNow. 9 pm to midnight DJ, Music and Dancing. Complimentary admission.

The Session Hosted By Clarence Ward III
8:30PM – ?
Terra Cafe Bmore
101 E 25th St, Baltimore
This event is a weekly Jazz Jam Session created and hosted by Baltimore’s own Saxophonist and Trumpeter Clarence Ward III. Each and every week some of finest musicians from Baltimore, Dc, Va and as far as Ny come to partake in this weekly Gathering of musical expression. There is NO cover and all you have to do is tip the band. There is NO OTHER PLACE in this town offering such a high level of music for free. Come check it out

Tuesday, March 12

Foodies & Friends Happy Hour
6PM – 7:30PM
Everyman Theatre
315 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Tap into your inner foodie with Baltimore Style and Everyman Theatre for a one of a kind Happy Hour celebrating Everyman’s upcoming show, DINNER WITH FRIENDS. Hosted by Boy with the Blue Beard, the evening features Style’s Cocktail Queen Ginny Lawhorn demonstrating a custom cocktail. Enjoy drink specials and light bites by Flavor. Tickets to the happy hour include the evening’s performance of DINNER WITH FRIENDS!
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March Taste & Tour
6PM – 7PM
The Engineers Club
11 West Mount Vernon Place, Baltimore
During the late-1800s Gilded Age, you needed to secure an invitation from Mary Frick Garrett Jacobs—a sign that you had been deemed worthy to rub elbows with society’s upper echelon—in order to visit the mansion. Today, however, you don’t need to belong to the upper crust, or even an invitation, to see the Garrett-Jacobs Mansion. You just need a ticket. For Mary Frick—often referred to as “Baltimore’s Mrs. Astor”—her lifelong passion project was the Mount Vernon Place mansion that now bears her name. To create the Garrett-Jacobs Mansion, she ultimately combined three large rowhomes into one 40-room showcase that featured the work of two prominent architects: Stanford White and John Russell Pope. Sign up for our new Taste & Tour series, during which you can enjoy a docent-led tour of the mansion, learn its history, and enjoy a signature cocktail or sparkling water.
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Writers LIVE: Linda Morris, Cherry Hill
6:30PM – 8PM
Enoch Pratt Free Library
400 Cathedral St, Baltimore
Before Opie lived in Mayberry, Beaver and Wally in Mayfield, and Betty, Bud and Kathy in Springfield, there were thousands of little Black children experiencing the same quality of life in Cherry Hill, a post WWII planned suburban community containing a public housing project on a southeastern peninsula of Baltimore City. In Cherry Hill: Raising Successful Black Children in Jim Crow Baltimore, Linda G. Morris shares what life was like to grow up in a special place and time. Linda G. Morris was born and raised in Baltimore, MD. She attended Baltimore City Public Schools, including Cherry Hill Elementary School #159, Garrison Jr. High School, and Edmondson High School. She began freelance writing in the mid-1970s; her work appearing in Essence and Baltimore Magazine. Linda now resides in Germantown, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC. Books will be available for purchase after the program. Writers LIVE programs are supported in part by a bequest from The Miss Howard Hubbard Adult Programming Fund.

Tuesday Night Trivia at Wicked Sisters
7PM – 9PM
Wicked Sisters 
3845 Falls Rd, Baltimore
Ours is an independent Trivia game written by a huge Trivia fan specifically for our venue and our audience…. The hope is that the game each week will be both ‘Fun & Fair’. Not too many ‘gimmes’ and hopefully very few questions that are blind guesses. In addition to a fun and challenging game, we have all the usual offerings you’d expect at a top Trivia night such as excellent food and drink specials(1/2 price wine night), and a prize for the winning team. We even have a prize for the highest finishing ‘small’ team, so it’s good for groups of all sizes! There is always an OPEN INVITE to anyone who would like to join us so hope to see you there!

Charm City Trivia Tuesdays
7:30PM – 9:30PM
Full Tilt Brewing
5604 York Road, Baltimore
Come join us as we welcome Charm City Trivia to our Fully Tilted family. Every Tuesday will will have them in-house orchestrating some of the best trivia in the city. Beer, gift certificates, merch, etc… who knows what you could bring home with you from week to week if your team comes out on top.

Harold Night at BIG
7:30PM – 9PM
The BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Every Tuesday night, check out BIG house performers as they rock the classic long-form improv format known as The Harold. Three of BIG’s six Conservatory teams will take the stage every week to blow. your. ever-loving. minds. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Dinner with Friends
Mar 12 – Apr 7, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7PM
Everyman Theatre
315 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Like any culinary trend, relationships are destined to evolve over time—but can the recipe of friendship retain its zest if the key ingredients begin to change? A fabulous dinner at the home of food writers Gabe and Karen proves hard to swallow when Beth drops the bomb that husband Tom wants out of their 12-year marriage. Suddenly, both couples find themselves grappling with questions of loyalty, individuality, and commitment in Donald Margulies’ deliciously funny, sharply observed Pulitzer Prize-winning drama—celebrating its 20th anniversary this season with the time-tested flavor and richness of a classic dish.
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Indecent by Paula Vogel
Feb 28-Mar 31, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7:30PM
Baltimore Center Stage
700 North Calvert Street, Baltimore
HOW FAR WOULD YOU FOLLOW YOUR PASSION? What is the cost when we sacrifice truth for success? Can radical love be pious, or merely provocative? Does every religion sell God for a price? Follow the true story of a play, a playwright, and a plucky troupe of Yiddish theater artists from 1906 Warsaw to 1923 Broadway, from risky experiment to global sensation—and ultimately shattering scandal. The latest hit from the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright of A Civil War Christmas, The Baltimore Waltz, and How I Learned to Drive, this highly acclaimed and award-winning drama pays homage to artists ahead of their time and doomed to pay the price. Content Advisory: Based on the real-life story behind Sholem Asch’s controversial Yiddish drama God of Vengeance, this play is suited for middle school ages and up.
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Grounded feat. Chelsea Monae
7:30PM – 10PM
Motor House
120 West North Avenue, Baltimore
What is it that connects us with the Earth? When do we feel most human? How do we orbit around the universe, move around the world, connect with other people? It’s Season 5 and we continue to bring the best open mic-ers, and a new location at Motor House! Come get Grounded! $10

Addict
Mar 12 & 13, 8PM – 9PM
Baltimore Theatre Project
45 W Preston St, Baltimore
ADDICT is a collaborative dance performance about the representation of addicts in American mass media and how that impacts our world. The work seeks to address issues of harmful stereotypes, societal assumptions, and negative effects that contribute to peoples’ struggles with addiction. ADDICT also features live string quartet music by Two Rivers Chamber Music, as well as original piano and voice compositions by Melissa T. Music. In addition, poetry written by people in an addiction recovery program will be read by members of TU Voices, a student poetry organization at Towson University. This performance is in partnership with Helping Up Mission, a Baltimore City non-profit that provides resources to people experiencing homelessness, poverty, or addiction by meeting their physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs. All ticket proceeds will benefit Helping Up Mission’s “Inspiring Hope” campaign, which is an expansion project to build a new center specifically for women and children.
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Turn Up Tuesdays with DJ Marzo
8PM – 1AM
Motor House
120 West North Avenue, Baltimore
Join DJ Marzo as he spins during Turn Up Tuesdays in Showroom bar at Motor House, with 2 for 1 drinks specials from 8pm until the party winds down.

Wednesday, March 13

New Record Store Soft Opening Sale in Baltimore
10AM – 6PM
Wax Atlas
22 W 25th St, Baltimore
Online stereo and record retailer Wax Atlas will be opening a new record store and stereo shop space in early April, but you can check out our stuff before the dust settles. Our current stock features hundreds of un-picked lps, Books, 45s, 78s, CDs, Cassettes, and other ephemera of lost eras. New items will be added each week. We buy 7 days a week so feel free to reach out any time.

Harborplace Grand Opening
11AM – 2PM
Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls (Harborplace, MD)
201 East Pratt St., Baltimore
Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls will host its Harborplace Grand Opening event on Wednesday, March 13th at 11am. Enjoy Mason’s delicious lobster rolls, soups and other offerings, attendees will have the chance to win Free Lobster for a Year* from Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls. One winner will receive a “Free Lobster for a Year” voucher, entitling the holder to one free lobster roll per week for one calendar year from the date of issuance. Value estimated at $730.

Wednesday Open Studio at Local Color Flowers!
4:30PM – 8PM
Local Color Flowers
3100 Brentwood Avenue, Baltimore
Drumroll please! By popular demand…Open Studio will now be offered EVERY Wednesday night starting May 2nd from 4:30-8PM!!! What!? For those of you who have not yet been to Open Studio, the model is simple. Come by during the open hours. Choose from loads of amazing locally grown flowers, make something in your own vase or choose one of ours. Pay for what you make. No need to RSVP, just come on by! Bring friends (adults only please), canned Rose and snacks. Enjoy a night relaxing and getting creative with flowers. Make it your weekly routine!

Menu Dègustation
5PM – 9PM
Chez Hugo Bistro
206 E. Redwood St., Baltimore
Every Wednesday and Thursday Chez Hugo will offer its “Menu Dègustation”. This tasting menu will be $85 per person and $10 will go towards youth education in Baltimore (more details to come). At the end of 2019, we will host a final event to celebrate the support generated by our diners towards this important cause. Please call or email the restaurant to reserve this experience, as there are a limited number of special menus available each night. (443)-438-3002  bonjour@chezhugobistro.com

Jazz Wednesdays
6PM – 9PM
Sotto Sopra Restaurant
405 N Charles St, Baltimore
Join us for dinner and enjoy the amazing talents of Roderick Demmings on the keyboards. Roderick Demmings Jr. began playing the piano as a toddler. Being raised in gospel church, “Rod” was surrounded by music. Much of his current style stems from his roots in the black, gospel Church. After two years of piano lessons, he debuted on solo piano at Carnegie Hall. He then pursued pipe organ where he merited a full scholarship to attend Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University, graduating with a B.A. in Organ Performance. Though a classically trained musician, his primary influences stem from Jazz, RnB, Gospel, Soul, and Pop. Rod is a big fan of the American Songbook and renders many selections from it during his concerts. Rod has also penned several compositions, some of which are currently in production. Rod prides himself most on his ability to transform audiences through the universal language of music. Reservations ( 410) 625 0534 or OpenTable

Cooking Class – Handmade Pastas and Sauces
6:30PM – 9PM
Cosima
3000 Falls Rd, Baltimore
Join us for a unique culinary experience. An evening of authentic Sicilian dishes demonstrated by Cosima’s Executive Chef (and granddaughter) Donna Crivello. Dishes will be seasonally timed and matched with regional wines. Each dinner class is about 2 1/2 hours.
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Kokedama Building Workshop
6:30PM – 8PM
B.Willow (Remington)
220 West 27th Street, Baltimore
Kokedamas, aka “moss balls” are a Japanese style of planting, using moss and specialized soil wrapped around the roots of a plant. These can be hung or set on a dish, creating a beautiful & natural looking way to grow your plants! Each participant will choose their own plant, and learn how to create a kokedama to hang or sit on a surface. $40 ticket includes all supplies. Attendees will also receive 15% off plants in the shop. For beverages during the workshop, feel free to BYOB!
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HiScore St Paddys Edtion: Drunken Mario Kart Tournament
7PM – 1AM
HiScore – The Happy Hour For Gamers
1400 Warner St, Baltimore
For the 82nd edition of HiScore Bmore and our midweek St paddys celebration, we will be having a Drunken Mario Kart Tournament! Join us every Wednesday night for an experience like no other in Baltimore! One for…GAMERS! Come experience everything we have to offer for FREE! This space features a front party area with giant projector screens, Drinking and board games, Acrade Cabinets, Bartop Consoles, DJs, full kitchen and bar! The back room is loaded with PLasma TVs and consoles from retro to brand new! We also have a giant projector screen where we feature new games and movies on certain nights!

St. Paddy’s Pregame Party
7PM – 10PM
Delia Foley’s
1439 S Charles St, Baltimore
Why wait until St. Patrick’s Day to start the party? We are hosting our first ever Caskmates event on our second floor March 13th. We will have a representative from Jameson to explain the Caskmates series, and 2 ounce flights of IPA, Stout, and Black Barrel for $18, you can upgrade to the whiskey makers series for $4 and sample the Coopers Croze and Blenders Dog. Need another reason to attend? We are discounting ALL Jameson bottles for 10% this night ONLY. Not a whiskey drinker? No worries, we will be featuring specials from Guinness including their classic stout, blonde ale, white ale. Each Guinness or Jameson purchase enters you for a chance to win a free cover to our block party Saturday and a chance to win a tour of The Guinness Open Gate Brewery. Get your Irish on with us all week at Foley’s!

BINGO
7:30PM – 9PM
Park Bench Pub
1749 Belt Street, Baltimore
Join us for BINGO every Wednesday, starting at 7:30. $6 Flatbread all night. Lots of fun and great prizes!

Dinner with Friends
Mar 12 – Apr 7, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7PM
Everyman Theatre
315 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Like any culinary trend, relationships are destined to evolve over time—but can the recipe of friendship retain its zest if the key ingredients begin to change? A fabulous dinner at the home of food writers Gabe and Karen proves hard to swallow when Beth drops the bomb that husband Tom wants out of their 12-year marriage. Suddenly, both couples find themselves grappling with questions of loyalty, individuality, and commitment in Donald Margulies’ deliciously funny, sharply observed Pulitzer Prize-winning drama—celebrating its 20th anniversary this season with the time-tested flavor and richness of a classic dish.
Buy Tickets Here

Indecent by Paula Vogel
Feb 28-Mar 31, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7:30PM
Baltimore Center Stage
700 North Calvert Street, Baltimore
HOW FAR WOULD YOU FOLLOW YOUR PASSION? What is the cost when we sacrifice truth for success? Can radical love be pious, or merely provocative? Does every religion sell God for a price? Follow the true story of a play, a playwright, and a plucky troupe of Yiddish theater artists from 1906 Warsaw to 1923 Broadway, from risky experiment to global sensation—and ultimately shattering scandal. The latest hit from the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright of A Civil War Christmas, The Baltimore Waltz, and How I Learned to Drive, this highly acclaimed and award-winning drama pays homage to artists ahead of their time and doomed to pay the price. Content Advisory: Based on the real-life story behind Sholem Asch’s controversial Yiddish drama God of Vengeance, this play is suited for middle school ages and up.
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Boozy Bingo & Brinner
7:30PM – 10:30PM
The Charles Baltimore
1110 South Charles Street, Baltimore
Boozy Bingo is back on Wednesday nights! Who said brunch can only happen on the weekends? At the Charles we will be pouring BOTTOMLESS Mimosas, Bloody Mary’s, Sangria, and Orange Crushes for $15 every Wednesday night. If that isn’t enough, the Charles’ will also be featuring $5 Bingo Bombs. Haven’t made dinner plans? Seating opens at 7:30pm, featuring the Charles’ exclusive Wednesday night Brinner menu. Come join us for endless drinks, fun prizes, and a guaranteed good time.

Harold! The Musical
7:30PM – 8:30PM
The BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Come see the classic Harold improv format performed as a musical with big opening and closing numbers, scenes and songs, and musical group games. All music and scenes are made up on the spot. “Harold! The Musical” is part of The BIG Lab – Every Wednesday night our comedy scientists take their newest experiments to the stage for further testing. The results may be explosive. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Addict
Mar 12 & 13, 8PM – 9PM
Baltimore Theatre Project
45 W Preston St, Baltimore
ADDICT is a collaborative dance performance about the representation of addicts in American mass media and how that impacts our world. The work seeks to address issues of harmful stereotypes, societal assumptions, and negative effects that contribute to peoples’ struggles with addiction. ADDICT also features live string quartet music by Two Rivers Chamber Music, as well as original piano and voice compositions by Melissa T. Music. In addition, poetry written by people in an addiction recovery program will be read by members of TU Voices, a student poetry organization at Towson University. This performance is in partnership with Helping Up Mission, a Baltimore City non-profit that provides resources to people experiencing homelessness, poverty, or addiction by meeting their physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs. All ticket proceeds will benefit Helping Up Mission’s “Inspiring Hope” campaign, which is an expansion project to build a new center specifically for women and children.
Buy Tickets Here

Trivia Night!
8PM – 10PM
Red Star Bar Grill
9 E 33rd St, Baltimore
Come join us for Trivia Night hosted by AMACulate Entertainment. Drink specials for players in addition to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes! $8 over 21 / $10 under 21

Salsa y Bachata Wednesdays
8PM – 12AM
Sangria Patio Bar
930 North Charles Street, Baltimore
From Baltimore’s premier annual social dance event – the Baltimore Congress, and Baltimore’s fabulous Latin Dance Company Sentimento, we bring you a weekly night of dance lessons, and social dancing. Situated right in the heart of Mr Vernon, right down the street from the Washington Monument is where it all goes down with tasty food, refreshing beverages. invigorating music, and alluring dances. Dance Lessons with Raj More $5 per class // 8:00 PM Bachata // 8:45 PM Salsa. Dance with DJ Raj starting 9:30.

Atom String Quartet at An Die Musik
8PM – 11PM
An die Musik
409 N Charles St, Baltimore
Atom String Quartet is one of the very rare string quartets in the world playing jazz. Its music output, besides jazz, shows sources of inspiration coming from Polish folk, music of various regions of the world, and also contemporary and classical music. The quartet was established in Warsaw in 2010, all of musicians graduated from Warsaw Frederic Chopin University of Music.

Costumes and Cocktails Karaoke – St. Paddy’s Day Night
8PM – 11PM
Old Major
900 S. Carey St, Baltimore
Old Major is kicking off its inaugural Costumes and Cocktails Karaoke Night on March 13 and it’s free! This one has a St. Paddy’s Day theme! You’ll definitely have the luck of the Irish when belting out your favorite tunes! Get into the spirit–come in a costume or dress in green! Riverdancing is encouraged…Food and drink specials will be available, with an extra discount for those who come in a costume. Plenty of street parking. Come out and sing!

March Mayhem: The BIG College Improv Competition
8:30PM – 9:30PM
The BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Intensity. Improv. Intellect? Maybe! Come to March Mayhem: The BIG College Improv Competition and see local colleges duke it out in the ultimate improv cage matches. If you LOVE basketball, this has a similar title and format! You decide who the winner is! Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Hampden Shakedown – Orchester Prazevica /w Peche a la Mouche
9PM – 12AM
Zissimos Bar
1023 W 36th St, Baltimore
Orchester Prazevica brings you a musical tour of the Danube Watershed – contemporary interpretation of Slovak, Balkan, Gypsy and Mediterranean dance music. From the Port of Bratislava to the Danube delta in the Black Sea, through the Bosporus into the Mediterranean, a unique fusion of the modern Slavic, Balkan, Gypsy and Mediterranean folk……authentic World music in the heart of Hampden. Opening set by Peche a la Mouche (Django Classics and Rarities, Musette Waltz’, Bebop, and maybe some Balkan Spice!) The Lou Costello Room (upstairs at Zissimos) Cover: $5 + (sliding scale)

Thursday, March 14

Lunch Under with Pipes
12PM – 1PM
Westminster Hall & Burying Ground
519 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Bring your lunch and join us for our Lunch Under the Pipes featuring Charm City Bronze Handbell Ensemble. Free and open to the public.

BINGO & Beer at the brewery
5PM – 9PM
Monument City Brewing Company
1 North Haven Street, Baltimore
It’s FREE BINGO night again at the brewery! Come on by Thursday, March 14th and enjoy some beers with us and daub the night away, with a stroke of luck you just might be leaving with some MCB prizes. Mexican On The Run will be here serving up some delicious tacos as well! Bingo starts at 6pm, daubers are $2 or bring your own.

Menu Dègustation
5PM – 9PM
Chez Hugo Bistro
206 E. Redwood St., Baltimore
Every Wednesday and Thursday Chez Hugo will offer its “Menu Dègustation”. This tasting menu will be $85 per person and $10 will go towards youth education in Baltimore (more details to come). At the end of 2019, we will host a final event to celebrate the support generated by our diners towards this important cause. Please call or email the restaurant to reserve this experience, as there are a limited number of special menus available each night. (443)-438-3002  bonjour@chezhugobistro.com

Pour-a-licious
6PM – 10PM
Mount Vernon Marketplace
520 Park Ave, Baltimore
Dive into the abstract freeform world of acrylic pouring by local artist and YouTube star Gina DeLuca! Operation A.R.T.S & Artists Helping Artists will be hosting this free event at Mount Vernon Marketplace. Please join us for the exhibition opening, where there will be a free art reception. The reception will be followed by an acrylic pour demonstration and hands-on workshop complete with light refreshments. If you love the idea of science meeting art, you’ll want to join in on this workshop with artist Gina DeLuca. In this fluid acrylic art workshop, Gina will demonstrate the ring pour technique and the flip cup. You will then get to choose which technique you’d most like to try and make a masterpiece of your own. All materials provided. Be sure to bring an apron or T-shirt you don’t mind getting messy!
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Irish Whiskey
6PM – 8PM
Bin 604
604 South Exeter Street, Baltimore
Join us as we celebrate the luck of the Irish, which is the luck of us all… for they brought us Irish Whiskey! Tickets are $25 with a $10 credit toward featured spirits.
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Board Game Night & Keyforge Thursdays!
6PM – 10PM
No Land Beyond
1825 N. Charles Street, Baltimore
Every Thursday No Land Beyond hosts Board Game Night! There is no cover and you and your friends will have free access to our ever growing games library all night. For a full list of games check out our website. If you like a game in the library or want a game that we don’t have let us know and we can order a copy for you to purchase as we also sell games. We also accept game donations for our library, bring them by anytime we’re open. In addition to open gaming and learn to play sessions on Thursdays at No Land Beyond we’ve also been hosting local game creators to showcase and play-test their latest games! Do you have a game that you’re working on that could use an audience to try out, break, and offer feedback on? Get in touch with us at nolandbaltimore@gmail.com to let us know about your game so we can set something up with you. We also encourage local RPG groups to get in touch with us about hosting play sessions at our space.

Marimo Moss Ball Light Bulbs with The Loading Dock
6:30PM – 7:30PM
B.Willow (Remington)
220 West 27th Street, Baltimore
Join B. Willow and The Loading Dock for marimo building in repurposed light bulbs! Make adorable hanging marimo light buibs with gems, shells, river rocks and other decorative elements. Tickets include supplies for 2 hanging marimo bulbs. “The Loading Dock Inc., (TLD) is the nation’s first successful, self-sufficient, non-profit building materials reuse center, established in 1984. We increase the supply and use of affordable building materials for housing and community improvement by redirecting landfill-bound, reusable materials into productive & creative reuse.”
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Thursday Night Trivia Goes to 11.
7PM – 9:30PM
Peabody Heights Brewery, LLC
401 E 30th St, Baltimore
This month Thursday Night Trivia is going to 11. So come one, come all to the latest bout of minutiae fetishism taken to extreme lengths, widths and depths, and test your intellectual mettle against other similarly situated North Baltimore denizens.

Bmore Hip Hop Karaoke – Women’s Herstory Month Edition
7PM – 11PM
Motor House
120 W North Ave, Baltimore
It’s that time! BMORE HIP HOP KARAOKE is back, and celebrating WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH! Special shout out to all the pioneering ladies of hip hop who paved the way in a very men-centric art form, and we encourage you to bring those ladies to the stage when you come out! Join us for the good-ass-grown-folks fun that we have every 2nd Thursday of the month on Thursday, March 14, 2019. In case you’ve forgotten, Tula Mae AKA Caesar Productions brings you the event, Najah B greets you at the door, Ellen Gee and Eze Jackson are your hosts, and Harvey Dent is your deejay. Doors open at 7 so you can get your liquid encouragement at the bar, and the karaoke starts at 8. As always, we will have karaoke, dance breaks, and this month’s trivia prizes include a pair of tickets to see Ghostface Killah and Raekwon at Baltimore Soundstage on March 31st. We’ll also have some other special surprises for you! Advance $10, $15 at the door.
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Dinner with Friends
Mar 12 – Apr 7, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7PM
Everyman Theatre
315 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Like any culinary trend, relationships are destined to evolve over time—but can the recipe of friendship retain its zest if the key ingredients begin to change? A fabulous dinner at the home of food writers Gabe and Karen proves hard to swallow when Beth drops the bomb that husband Tom wants out of their 12-year marriage. Suddenly, both couples find themselves grappling with questions of loyalty, individuality, and commitment in Donald Margulies’ deliciously funny, sharply observed Pulitzer Prize-winning drama—celebrating its 20th anniversary this season with the time-tested flavor and richness of a classic dish.
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Mobile Unit Presents: Antigone
Mar 14-17, Thu 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM
Baltimore Center Stage
700 North Calvert Street, Baltimore
A civil war has just ended, throwing the city into chaos and tearing families apart. Desperate to establish peace and order, the victorious leader, Creon, has issued strict new laws. But his niece, Antigone, resists these decrees for violating spiritual law and threatening her right to honor the dead. With lives, loves, and justice on the line, and two competing truths on a collision course, can the personal and the political co-exist? What happens when the good of the many clashes with the good of a few? Who wins when the laws of men confront the laws of nature? And can one still, small voice really shake the foundations of power? The Baltimore Center Stage Mobile Unit presents a freshly reimagined production of Sophocles’ timeless drama, directed by Daniel Bryant (Twelfth Night, Endgame)—set in the not-so-distant present, past, and future, and featuring original poetry by 2016 National Poetry Slam Champion (and local Baltimorean), Lady Brion.
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Indecent by Paula Vogel
Feb 28-Mar 31, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7:30PM
Baltimore Center Stage
700 North Calvert Street, Baltimore
HOW FAR WOULD YOU FOLLOW YOUR PASSION? What is the cost when we sacrifice truth for success? Can radical love be pious, or merely provocative? Does every religion sell God for a price? Follow the true story of a play, a playwright, and a plucky troupe of Yiddish theater artists from 1906 Warsaw to 1923 Broadway, from risky experiment to global sensation—and ultimately shattering scandal. The latest hit from the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright of A Civil War Christmas, The Baltimore Waltz, and How I Learned to Drive, this highly acclaimed and award-winning drama pays homage to artists ahead of their time and doomed to pay the price. Content Advisory: Based on the real-life story behind Sholem Asch’s controversial Yiddish drama God of Vengeance, this play is suited for middle school ages and up.
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The BIG Duo Feature
7:30PM – 8:30PM
The BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
It takes two, baby, and two heads are better than one. The BIG Duo Feature brings together three frolicsome twosomes. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Mwenso & The Shakes- 2 Night Live Album Recording Spectacular
Mar 14 & 15, 8PM – 11PM
Creative Alliance
3134 Eastern Ave, Baltimore
Mwenso & The Shakes are an irrepressible musical force of global artists who merge a formidable timeline of jazz and blues expression through African and Afro American music. Immigrating from Sierra Leone, London, South Africa, Greenwich Village, Madagascar, France, Jamaica, and Hawaii the Shakes all now call Harlem their home. Taking from the stylings of Fats Waller, Muddy Waters, James Brown, Sun Ra, Randy Weston and many other American musical legends, the group is best experienced live. Now, after touring the world and building a fan base, all without a recording, they have decided to finally capture their inimitable live show at their Baltimore second home.
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Tokyo Police Club w/ Super City at Metro Gallery
8PM – ?
Metro Gallery
1700 N Charles St, Baltimore
Featuring Tokyo Police Club and Super City. $20, All Ages
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Garuda Face, Velella Valhalla, Skapparoneday, Confused By Zebras
8PM – 12AM
Ottobar
2549 N Howard St, Baltimore
Garuda Face Live @ The Ottobar with Special Guests Velella Valhalla, Confused by Zebras, and Skapparoneday. 8pm Doors. Tickets $8. All Ages.
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Emerge A Tyrant\Antenora\Path To War\Symphony ov Dissonance
8PM – 11PM
The Sidebar
218 E Lexington St, Baltimore
Emerge A Tyrant (Baltimore Metal)
Antenora (North Carolina Blackened Death Metal)
Path To War (Baltimore Death Metal)
Symphony ov Dissonance (Baltimore Progressive Death Metal)
$5-$10 PAY WHAT YOU CAN +$2 IF UNDER 21 OR NO I.D.

The Fritz – Hustle Souls
8PM – 1:30AM
The 8×10
10 E Cross St, Baltimore
The Fritz is a soul-driven dance rock band hailing from Asheville, NC. The group’s aggressive approach to funk, soul, and rock creates a sound that is uniquely their own. Their high-energy, danceable songs provide a platform for each member to shine. With powerful vocals, climactic solos, and tight grooves, The Fritz has built a devoted following and is captivating audiences everywhere.
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Walt Weiskopf 4tet
8PM & 9:30PM
An die Musik
409 N Charles St, Baltimore
Promoting his new CD, European Quartet Worldwide, to be released on March 15th! Saxophonist, composer and author Walt Weiskopf has made an impressive mark as a leader and sideman with nineteen critically acclaimed albums and countless sideman credits. A dynamic player with enormous technical prowess, Weiskopf is equally well-­ regarded as a composer, with albums containing predominantly original work. Weiskopf has performed as a sideman for notables Frank Sinatra, Donald Fagen, Michael McDonald and Boz Scaggs. His long-­ running current sideman gig is with Steely Dan.
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Improv Bingo Night
8:30PM – 9:30PM
The BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Join Chicken Shit Bingo and friends for Improv Bingo Night! Enjoy all the laughter, pure enjoyment, and side splittin’ entertainment of improv with a twist! How does it work? Each audience member will get a bingo card full of a wide range of improv tropes and things they might see on stage (e.g. people playing animals, tag outs, a job interview scene, someone dying on stage etc.) You’ll watch three improv teams perform and look for things to check off on your card. If you get five in a row, you’ll WIN A PRIZE! Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Shocktail Hour Presents Leprechaun 4: IN SPACE
9PM – 12AM
Golden West Cafe
1105 W 36th St, Baltimore
Are you already dreading St. Patrick’s Day? Well, leave planet earth behind and blast off into the stars when Shocktail Hour screens LEPRECHAUN IN SPACE! We’re digging deep into our pot of gold with shenanigans like intergalactic games, cosmic cocktails, and a rocket-sized raffle that’s just out of this world (featuring prizes from sponsors Baltimore Spirits Company and re:gen). Looks like my luck has run out… ‘Cuz we’re showing LEPRECHAUN IN SPACE. SHOCKTAIL HOUR is a monthly film series presented by horror host Aurora Gorealis on the 2nd Thursday of the month. With their dying breath, City Paper called it Baltimore’s Best Late-Night Happy Hour—join the freaky fun and find out why!

DuckyDynamo Presents: (you)SB – Open Ducks!
10PM – 2AM
Diskobar
911 N Charles St, Baltimore
Hey there! Your friendly neighborhood Ducky here bringing you a freshy shindig to experience some maybe new music and DJs! IT’S (YOU)SB. Get it? Like USB? Like the thing we plug into the thing most of us probably DJ from? And it’s almost always upside down the first time you try to plug it in????? It’s YOU instead of U because YOU get to spin!!!! This is an Open Decks event, like an Open Mic… I invite DJs of any and all kind to come spin for 30ish minutes, the only cost to do so is…well we’ll talk abotu that, but it’s SUPPOSED TO BE that you bring at least 3 friends with you (who stay for your set, preferably the night, don’t piss me off lol we networking here).

Friday, March 15

Complimentary Raw Bar Happy Hour
4PM – 7PM
Ampersea
1417 Thames Street, Baltimore
Weather permitting, we will be opening up the patio for our next complimentary raw bar happy hour! Join us for delicious Sapidus Farms Inc oysters and happy hour specials from 4-7 pm. Our new Spring menu by Chef Casey Williams will be available all night long for your tasting pleasure!

French Macaron Class
5PM – 8PM
Sacré Sucré
2001 Fleet St, Baltimore
Learn how to make french macarons using the french meringue method. We will make two flavors of macarons: Chocolate and Lemon. All filling and shells will be made in class. We will discuss meringue techniques, piping techniques, bust myths and much more! Hors d’oeuvres and wine will be provided for the first half hour as we learn about each other and your expectations. All macarons made in class will be provided to take home. Souvenir tshirts will also be provided. Come to learn and have a great time alongside Baltimore’s best french macaron creators!
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Craft Your Own Cocktail
6PM – 7:30PM
Sagamore Spirit
301 E Cromwell St, Baltimore
Always wanted to learn how to make cocktails like the pros? Come join one of our tour guides as we walk you through the history of Sagamore Spirit and the process of how we make our Rye Whiskey. Gather in one of our tasting rooms with individual stations to make some of our signature cocktails. You’ll get hands-on in creating two cocktails that are easy enough to recreate at home. Get ready to have some fun and enjoy some thirst quenching cocktails! Tour includes a 30-minute distillery tour, followed by a 30-45-minute cocktail making course led by one of our Tour Guides.
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Baltimore Girls Pint Out: Unicorn Preview and Donut Pairing
6:30PM – 8:30PM
DuClaw Brewing Co.
8901 Yellow Brick Rd Ste B, Baltimore
Ladies! Join us for a complimentary pour and donut pairing with the ladies of DuClaw Brewing Company the evening before the can release for their collaboration fruity pebbles beer with Diablo Doughnuts called Sour Me Unicorn Farts, and their Crème Brulee pastry stout. Then, stay for more beers! They’ll have a variety on tap, and tours may be available if staffing allows. DuClaw’s taproom is only open to the public for events, so this is a rare opportunity for GPO! (We may even get a sneak peek of the unicorn fart balloon installation as it’s happening before the next day’s release being made by the FABULOUS Jess Albins Events!) A portion of all Unicorn draft and can sales will benefit The Pride Center of Maryland.

Charm City Bluegrass Festival Battle Of The Bands Finals!
7PM – 1:30AM
The 8×10
10 E Cross St, Baltimore
Charm City Bluegrass Festival Battle Of The Bands Finals! Featuring: Wicked Sycamore, Big Rig And The Long Haul, Burt The Dirt, and Geraldine.
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Happy Hour w/PLAN B
7PM – 8PM
The BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Start the weekend right, with friends and laughs. Every Friday at 7 pm, kick back with Baltimore Improv Group’s longest-running troupe, Plan B, for a special HAPPY HOUR show. They’ll delight and surprise you while creating scenes, characters – sometimes, even songs – on the spot. Bring your favorite coworkers, your favorite friends, heck bring your favorite party hat and enjoy yourself as we do the work. You’re off the clock. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Honey Jive Gypsy Jazz
7:30PM – 9PM
Charm City Meadworks
400 East Biddle St., Baltimore
Jazz was first and foremost a people’s music meant for dancing and socializing. One evening with Ultrafaux demonstrates why jazz has been so irresistible to listeners all over the world. Ultrafaux performs 100% original music inspired by Django Reinhardt, Jazz Manouche, Gypsy Folk, Swing, Funk, Blues, and French Musette. $5 suggested donation.
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Dinner with Friends
Mar 12 – Apr 7, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7PM
Everyman Theatre
315 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Like any culinary trend, relationships are destined to evolve over time—but can the recipe of friendship retain its zest if the key ingredients begin to change? A fabulous dinner at the home of food writers Gabe and Karen proves hard to swallow when Beth drops the bomb that husband Tom wants out of their 12-year marriage. Suddenly, both couples find themselves grappling with questions of loyalty, individuality, and commitment in Donald Margulies’ deliciously funny, sharply observed Pulitzer Prize-winning drama—celebrating its 20th anniversary this season with the time-tested flavor and richness of a classic dish.
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Indecent by Paula Vogel
Feb 28-Mar 31, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7:30PM
Baltimore Center Stage
700 North Calvert Street, Baltimore
HOW FAR WOULD YOU FOLLOW YOUR PASSION? What is the cost when we sacrifice truth for success? Can radical love be pious, or merely provocative? Does every religion sell God for a price? Follow the true story of a play, a playwright, and a plucky troupe of Yiddish theater artists from 1906 Warsaw to 1923 Broadway, from risky experiment to global sensation—and ultimately shattering scandal. The latest hit from the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright of A Civil War Christmas, The Baltimore Waltz, and How I Learned to Drive, this highly acclaimed and award-winning drama pays homage to artists ahead of their time and doomed to pay the price. Content Advisory: Based on the real-life story behind Sholem Asch’s controversial Yiddish drama God of Vengeance, this play is suited for middle school ages and up.
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Mobile Unit Presents: Antigone
Mar 14-17, Thu 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM
Baltimore Center Stage
700 North Calvert Street, Baltimore
A civil war has just ended, throwing the city into chaos and tearing families apart. Desperate to establish peace and order, the victorious leader, Creon, has issued strict new laws. But his niece, Antigone, resists these decrees for violating spiritual law and threatening her right to honor the dead. With lives, loves, and justice on the line, and two competing truths on a collision course, can the personal and the political co-exist? What happens when the good of the many clashes with the good of a few? Who wins when the laws of men confront the laws of nature? And can one still, small voice really shake the foundations of power? The Baltimore Center Stage Mobile Unit presents a freshly reimagined production of Sophocles’ timeless drama, directed by Daniel Bryant (Twelfth Night, Endgame)—set in the not-so-distant present, past, and future, and featuring original poetry by 2016 National Poetry Slam Champion (and local Baltimorean), Lady Brion.
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Crimes of the Heart
Mar 1-24, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Vagabond Players, Inc.
806 S Broadway, Baltimore
The McGrath sisters are all having a bad day: Meg is out of the loony bin, Lenny is celebrating her 30th birthday alone in the kitchen, and Babe has just shot her husband. In Beth Henley’s acclaimed Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy you’ll meet a memorable family of women who will rock you with laughter, even if you should be crying. “All the pieces came together to create a funny and touching play about sisterhood, family, and the deep ties that bind.” – MD Theatre Guide.
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The Effect by Lucy Prebble at FPCT
Feb 22-Mar 17, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Fells Point Corner Theatre
251 S Ann St, Baltimore
“There’s no such thing as side effects…They’re just effects you can’t sell.” It’s the classic story of boy meets girl. Boy likes girl and girl likes boy. They fall in love. But why? Connie and Tristan are test subjects in a clinical trial for a new antidepressant in development. Their immediate and fevered love ends up risking the integrity of the trial while they wrangle with the very origin and nature of their feelings. Are they truly meant for each other, or is it just the effect of some drug?
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Henry IV, Part II By William Shakespeare
Mar 15 – Apr 7
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
7 South Calvert Street, Baltimore
As King Henry IV nears death, warring among the nobility continues: The defeated rebels regroup, aligned now with Hotspur against the crown. Prince Hal’s friend, the aging tavern-brawler Falstaff, is up to his unscrupulous tricks and scene-stealing humor. Hal avoids responsibility for a time but cannot put off the inevitable as his father fades. Through Hal’s journey to the throne, Shakespeare invites us to explore themes of family, duty, leadership, succession, and legacy.
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He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not Cabaret
8PM – 10PM
Spotlighters Theatre
817 Saint Paul St, Baltimore
We’ve got a letter for you! Join the BMC at Mount Vernon’s Spotlighters Theatre for a cabaret evening full of songs all about falling in (and out) of love! Tickets are now on sale for He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not – an evening of songs from stage, screen, and the top of the charts. Cabaret 57 at Spotlighters is the place to be March 15 and 16. All tickets just $20 for an evening of music that will make you laugh, make you cry, and make you fall in love all over again!
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Mucking About
8PM – 10:30PM
Charm City Comedy Project
1023 W 36th St, Baltimore
It’s the weekend! Got some time to waste? Take a road trip with us into the farthest reaches of the comedy outback. We’re simply bursting with acts that’ll make you feel like the sun is shining on both sides. First, we’ll jump in the shotgun seat with standup from host TBA and improv from ACTS TBA. Then we’re going fourwheeling into musical territory with improv from Bad Karaoke Experience. After the break, it’s a sharp left turn towards long form with ACTS TBA before we smash into our final destination, a Monoscene from CCCP house team Bandicoot! $5 cash only at the door, or online up until 7:30 the night of the show. This show is presented by Charm City Comedy Project upstairs in The Lou Costello Room at Zissimos Bar in Hampden.
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Mwenso & The Shakes- 2 Night Live Album Recording Spectacular
Mar 14 & 15, 8PM – 11PM
Creative Alliance
3134 Eastern Ave, Baltimore
Mwenso & The Shakes are an irrepressible musical force of global artists who merge a formidable timeline of jazz and blues expression through African and Afro American music. Immigrating from Sierra Leone, London, South Africa, Greenwich Village, Madagascar, France, Jamaica, and Hawaii the Shakes all now call Harlem their home. Taking from the stylings of Fats Waller, Muddy Waters, James Brown, Sun Ra, Randy Weston and many other American musical legends, the group is best experienced live. Now, after touring the world and building a fan base, all without a recording, they have decided to finally capture their inimitable live show at their Baltimore second home.
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Joe Bonamassa
8PM – ?
The Modell Lyric
140 W. Mt. Royal Ave., Baltimore
Hailed worldwide as one of the greatest guitar players of his generation, Joe Bonamassa has almost single-handedly redefined the blues-rock genre and brought it into the mainstream. Backed by a stellar band of legendary musicians including Anton Fig (drums), Michael Rhodes (bass), Reese Wynans (piano/organ), and featuring soulful background singers and fantastic horns to bring a whole new life to the show which will feature brand new songs alongside career-spanning favorites. By exceeding his own vertiginously high artistic goals, Bonamassa has shattered all expectations with this record and has reached new audiences-no mean feat when you continue his astonishing track record of releases, which now includes 20 #1 Billboard Blues Albums (more than any other artist in history).
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Dan Schoener LIVE at Motor House
8PM – ?
Motor House
120 W North Ave, Baltimore
Come out and see the show that has taken Schoener around the world! The most interactive show you will see this year! Words, names, numbers and choices will be revealed in ways you won’t believe possible. There’s even a chance a member of your family can become part of the show (Even if they’re not attending, even if they’re at home, even if they’re in a different country).
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Fran Vielma World Jazz Quartet at An Die Musik
8PM – 11PM
An die Musik
409 N Charles St, Baltimore
Vielma has put together his quartet along with Peter Slavov, an outstanding Bulgarian bass player/composer based in NYC and a current member of Joe Lovano’s band. Pianist/composer Isaac Wilson, a native from California and Berklee Global Jazz alum who holds performances credits with Jerry Bergonzi, George Garzone, and Wayne Shorter, and virtuoso Cuban-American woodwinds player and painter Hery Paz, a current member of Francisco Mela’s trio and Frank Carlberg’s Large Ensemble.
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BIG Time with Jody Moscaritolo
8PM – 9PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
BIG Time – How do you know when you’ve truly succeeded? The answer is when the Baltimore Improv Group invites you to have your life memorialized in a series of made up, totally unprepared comedy scenes celebrating you! Come join a hand picked cast of BIG’s best improvisers as they comedically revere some of Baltimore’s most important movers and shakers. Jody Moscaritolo is a management consultant, co-owner of Ministry of Swing, a dance studio in Hampden, freelance photographer and voracious consumer of podcasts. In his free time, he attempts to create more free time for himself. Historical trivia: in 2004, he was one of the founding members of BIG. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

HAINT BLUE Album Release Party, with Caleb Stine and Cora Sone
8PM – ?
Metro Gallery
1700 N Charles St, Baltimore
HAINT BLUE Album Release Party, with Caleb Stine and Cora Sone. Doors 8pm, Show 9pm, ALL AGES $10 admission
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Penny Pistolero/Duchess andthe Deadbirds/Vampirebeat/DeadRingers
8PM – 12AM
Joe Squared
33 W North Ave, Baltimore
Come out to Joe Squared for some ~eclectic vibes~ and great pizza!
Penny Pistolero -Cowpunk band from Maryland’s Eastern Shore
Duchess and the DeadBirds -Psychedelic rock straight outta Baltimore
Vampire Beat -Sci-fi garage
The Dead Ringers– 2 piece garage rock

BIG Mainstage Friday
9PM – 10PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Ready to see the best of the best? Then get yourself to BIG’s Mainstage! Okay sure, some might say, doesn’t BIG only have one stage? Yes, that’s true but this is still our main one. If we add stages down the line they will have different names. Featuring Old City and Training for Prom. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Ghost Party presents “The Ides of March”
10PM – 11PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
ACOLYTES! Beware the Ides of March, for they mark a most terrible observance: federal business tax filing day! Communing with otherworldy spirits isn’t cheap, and the late fees are KILLER. Work the closed system with your fearless coven leaders, Beatrice and Derek, and their boss (and yours) Helloise. Engage in some totally legitimate business that is sure to be the opportunity of a LIFEtime. GHOST PARTY is an immersive, interactive show that combines elements of sketch and prop comedy with short-form improv and draws on themes surrounding ghosts, the occult, and other things ghoulish in nature. Hosts Beatrice and Derek guide the audience through creating a unique incantation that serves as the initial input for the acolytes to perform scenes and short form games, raising the stakes (and the dead) until the show comes to its exciting, and often ghostly, end. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

4 Hours Of Funk :: Fri 3/15 :: Ft. Chung, C Scott & Graham
10PM – 2AM
The Windup Space
12 W North Ave, Baltimore
Its almost springtime and in the month of March we’re going full throttle with not one, but two special guests! Chung of Basement Floor Records NYC and C Scott of Pittsburgh Tracks will be joining Graham Hatke on the journey through the groove, each bringing a unique perspective and exquisite taste for this music. Both djs have been actively keeping this culture alive in their cities and we can’t wait to host them here in Baltimore!

Saturday, March 16

Saturdays at LoCoFlo
8AM – 12PM
Local Color Flowers
3100 Brentwood Avenue, Baltimore
We have pre-made bouquets, you can make your own bouquets, or we will make one for you. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for updates. We feature something special every week like seasonal flowers, themes, swag and more! We are only open for four hours, so the fun is highly concentrated. Make it your Saturday routine!

Free Yoga
8:30AM – 9:45AM
Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church and Asbury House
10 E Mount Vernon Pl, Baltimore
Come experience the Conservancy’s sponsored free Yoga – in Davis Hall at Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church and Asbury House. Please enter from the red doors on Charles Street. Bring your own mat and water bottle. Appropriate for all levels. Thanks to instructor Jude Asher for leading this group!

St. Patrick’s Day Brunch & Whiskey
9:39AM, 10AM, & 10:30AM
Sagamore Spirit
301 E Cromwell St, Baltimore
Luck of the Irish got you up early? Perfect time for a whiskey brunch! Join us a for a tour of our waterfront distillery and learn about the history – and mystery – of Maryland Rye Whiskey. Get an up-close look at the world’s only 40 foot mirrored-finished copper column still and how we make our award-winning straight rye whiskies. Your ticket includes a guided tasting and an all-you-eat-brunch catered by Guckenheimer. Save the mimosas for next week and toast with Whiskey!
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Famous Saturday Brunch – DONUT MISS IT!
10AM – 3PM
The Charles Baltimore
1110 South Charles Street, Baltimore
Get an early start on day drinking with our Famous Saturday Brunch featuring a Diablo Donut Wall! Our complimentary donuts are first come, first serve every Saturday morning so plan to set your alarm because this party kicks off at 10am! Enjoy bottomless Mimosas, Bloody Mary’s, Red & White Sangria, and Orange Crushes for only $15 until 3pm! Didn’t have time to get your morning coffee? We have new WAKE ME UP brunch shots!

Drag me to Brunch at El Bufalo
11AM – 3PM
El Bufalo Tequila Bar & Kitchen
2921 O’Donnell St, Baltimore
Want to take a step out of the norm? Want to get together with your best Judys? Want to celebrate a life event with fabulous creatures dripping in personality and talent? Then come on out to Drag Brunch at El Bufalo! Every first and third Saturday you get the chance to eat delicious food, get your drink on and see some of the variety of Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve and Talent that Baltimore and Beyond has to offer. Show starts at 12 noon. $20 gets you a ticket to the show along with bottomless cocktails where you can mix and match your mimosas, bloody mary’s and tequila sunrises! Email elbufaloevents@gmail.com to make a reservation, you know you wanna get that good seat!

EPOCH 2019: Release #1
12PM – 8PM
Baltimore Spirits Company
1700 W 41st St STE 430, Baltimore
We’re here. Our Epoch bottles are dwindling in our liquor cabinets, but we’ve made it to the first 2019 release. Batch 5 is a doozy. Our largest release yet is a blend of the fruitiest and most aromatic of our barrels. We sampled 16 barrels and chose 6: the all star team of Epoch expressions. Doors at noon. We’re always trying new set ups to make the line move faster, and this release should be the smoothest. That said, it’s not a bad idea to show up a few minutes early if you’re worried about waiting in line. Spring starts on March 20. Make sure you have your celebration dram in stock. See you on the 16th!

St. Patrick’s Day Cocktail Tours
12:30, 1:30, 2:30 & 3:30PM
Sagamore Spirit
301 E Cromwell St, Baltimore
Celebrating the Luck of the Irish? Perfect time for some whiskey cocktails! Join us at Sagamore Spirit for a tour of our waterfront distillery and learn about the history – and mystery – of Maryland Rye Whiskey. Get an up-close look at the world’s only 40 foot mirrored-finished copper column still and how we make our award-winning straight rye whiskies. Your ticket includes a tour of the Sagamore Spirit Distillery followed by samples of some St. Patrick’s themed cocktails. Save the mimosas for next week and toast with Whiskey!
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Binology 101: The Basics of Wine Tasting
2PM – 3:30PM
Bin 604
604 South Exeter Street, Baltimore
Bin 604 Wine Sellers hosts a series of in-depth tasting classes for the burgeoning wine enthusiast. Join our wine experts for an entertaining 90-minute class jam-packed with valuable information, in a small, group format setting. In our Basics of Wine Tasting class, we explore the typical characteristics of popular grape varietals. Learn the basic terminology and techniques of wine tasting and how to recognize the subtle and subjective flavors of wine. Tickets are $29
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Open Hours: Tortillagurl Presents tidbits
2PM – 4PM
The Baltimore Museum of Art
10 Art Museum Dr, Baltimore
See the official premiere of the docu-series tidbits and celebrate the launch of the tidbits zine, dedicated to the budding renaissance of the Baltimore art scene. Featuring sounds by Styles Bond and poster by Ky Vassor.
Tortillagurl is a Baltimore-based multimedia platform run by a black art collective. Together, we cover local artists of all mediums, through video and photography, publish visual artists in our bi-annual zine, and sometimes do events too. Everything we do is a love letter to our hometown.
Individuals or organizations that question, challenge, or expand traditional systems of knowledge and power are invited to propose and present an Open Hours program, hosted by the BMA. Critical, informative, participatory, or just plain fun, Open Hours events are free, open to the public, and explore ideas of media consumption, late stage capitalism, and the production of knowledge—themes explored in the exhibitions DIS | A Good Crisis and Commons Collaboration: Get Your Life! now on view.

St. Paddy’s Kickoff x Drag Show Tent Party!
3PM – 6PM
El Bufalo Tequila Bar & Kitchen
2921 O’Donnell St, Baltimore
El Bufalo has festivities scheduled all weekend long for St. Patrick’s Day, and we’re kicking off our annual tent party this year with something special! We’re bringing our much celebrated drag show and our world famous Hostess Bambi Galore outside this year and into the tent! This event will follow our standard seated drag show inside (11am-2pm. $20 includes ticket and bottomless bloody mary’s, mimosas, and tequila sunrises! Reservations required, email: ElBufaloEvents@gmail.com) and start at 3pm in the tent. This Show will be FREE, and kick off the festivities and dancing on Curley Street!

Exhibition Opening: Louie’s Bookstore and Café: Back on the Wall
6PM – 8PM
Creative Alliance
3134 Eastern Ave, Baltimore
Louie’s Bookstore and Cafe was the first of it’s kind when it opened in 1981 – a hub for music and fine art in Baltimore. It served as a staple in the Baltimore arts community. Throughout its tenure many established Baltimore artists exhibited their work there until its closing in 1998, but it is now revitalized as 25 of those artists come together one last time. FREE!

Warm Up to Spring with Chef DJ
6:30PM – 9PM
Chefdj
234 N. Milton Avenue, Baltimore
This popular roving dinner party series is back with a 6 course tasting menu, featuring a showstopping seafood entree and mouthwatering pork belly. Come hungry and prepared to vibe with your fellow diners! Two glasses of wine are paired with the meal. Allergies are accommodated upon request.
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Bath Bomb Workshop
6:30PM – 8PM
Mount Royal Soap Co.
2740 Huntingdon Avenue, Baltimore
We are excited to share our DIY bath bomb making spirit with you! Makers will learn from an expert bath bomb teacher how to make bath bombs of all different shapes and sizes. You’ll be able to choose from an array of different essential oils, fragrances, natural colorants, and botanicals to make your own personal bath bombs!
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That’s What She Said: An evening of woman-fronted comedy & music
7PM – 10:30PM
Motor House
120 W North Ave, Baltimore
Baltimore comedian Jessica Garrett hosts a “girls to the front” evening of comedy and music featuring Baltimore’s own Outcalls and $100 Girlfriend, with guests Nalani & Sarina from New Jersey. Come out for unapologetically female-driven content that combines laughs with live music (and the guarantee of not a single dick joke all evening). 18+, Tickets $15.
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Casually Dope
7PM – 8PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Casually Dope invites you to start your Saturday night with us. Turning the stories of our community into comedy, each show we’ll invite a guest or just chop it up with audience and use those discussions to create a show like none other. You might learn something, you might not, but you’ll definitely leave full of laughter. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Power Hour
7PM – 10PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Ready to see the best of the best? It’s BIG’s Power Hour! Featured troupes are GUS and Lekker. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Dinner with Friends
Mar 12 – Apr 7, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7PM
Everyman Theatre
315 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Like any culinary trend, relationships are destined to evolve over time—but can the recipe of friendship retain its zest if the key ingredients begin to change? A fabulous dinner at the home of food writers Gabe and Karen proves hard to swallow when Beth drops the bomb that husband Tom wants out of their 12-year marriage. Suddenly, both couples find themselves grappling with questions of loyalty, individuality, and commitment in Donald Margulies’ deliciously funny, sharply observed Pulitzer Prize-winning drama—celebrating its 20th anniversary this season with the time-tested flavor and richness of a classic dish.
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Indecent by Paula Vogel
Feb 28-Mar 31, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7:30PM
Baltimore Center Stage
700 North Calvert Street, Baltimore
HOW FAR WOULD YOU FOLLOW YOUR PASSION? What is the cost when we sacrifice truth for success? Can radical love be pious, or merely provocative? Does every religion sell God for a price? Follow the true story of a play, a playwright, and a plucky troupe of Yiddish theater artists from 1906 Warsaw to 1923 Broadway, from risky experiment to global sensation—and ultimately shattering scandal. The latest hit from the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright of A Civil War Christmas, The Baltimore Waltz, and How I Learned to Drive, this highly acclaimed and award-winning drama pays homage to artists ahead of their time and doomed to pay the price. Content Advisory: Based on the real-life story behind Sholem Asch’s controversial Yiddish drama God of Vengeance, this play is suited for middle school ages and up.
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Mobile Unit Presents: Antigone
Mar 14-17, Thu 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM
Baltimore Center Stage
700 North Calvert Street, Baltimore
A civil war has just ended, throwing the city into chaos and tearing families apart. Desperate to establish peace and order, the victorious leader, Creon, has issued strict new laws. But his niece, Antigone, resists these decrees for violating spiritual law and threatening her right to honor the dead. With lives, loves, and justice on the line, and two competing truths on a collision course, can the personal and the political co-exist? What happens when the good of the many clashes with the good of a few? Who wins when the laws of men confront the laws of nature? And can one still, small voice really shake the foundations of power? The Baltimore Center Stage Mobile Unit presents a freshly reimagined production of Sophocles’ timeless drama, directed by Daniel Bryant (Twelfth Night, Endgame)—set in the not-so-distant present, past, and future, and featuring original poetry by 2016 National Poetry Slam Champion (and local Baltimorean), Lady Brion.
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Crimes of the Heart
Mar 1-24, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Vagabond Players, Inc.
806 S Broadway, Baltimore
The McGrath sisters are all having a bad day: Meg is out of the loony bin, Lenny is celebrating her 30th birthday alone in the kitchen, and Babe has just shot her husband. In Beth Henley’s acclaimed Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy you’ll meet a memorable family of women who will rock you with laughter, even if you should be crying. “All the pieces came together to create a funny and touching play about sisterhood, family, and the deep ties that bind.” – MD Theatre Guide.
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The Effect by Lucy Prebble at FPCT
Feb 22-Mar 17, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Fells Point Corner Theatre
251 S Ann St, Baltimore
“There’s no such thing as side effects…They’re just effects you can’t sell.” It’s the classic story of boy meets girl. Boy likes girl and girl likes boy. They fall in love. But why? Connie and Tristan are test subjects in a clinical trial for a new antidepressant in development. Their immediate and fevered love ends up risking the integrity of the trial while they wrangle with the very origin and nature of their feelings. Are they truly meant for each other, or is it just the effect of some drug?
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Henry IV, Part II By William Shakespeare
Mar 15 – Apr 7
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
7 South Calvert Street, Baltimore
As King Henry IV nears death, warring among the nobility continues: The defeated rebels regroup, aligned now with Hotspur against the crown. Prince Hal’s friend, the aging tavern-brawler Falstaff, is up to his unscrupulous tricks and scene-stealing humor. Hal avoids responsibility for a time but cannot put off the inevitable as his father fades. Through Hal’s journey to the throne, Shakespeare invites us to explore themes of family, duty, leadership, succession, and legacy.
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He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not Cabaret
8PM – 10PM
Spotlighters Theatre
817 Saint Paul St, Baltimore
We’ve got a letter for you! Join the BMC at Mount Vernon’s Spotlighters Theatre for a cabaret evening full of songs all about falling in (and out) of love! Tickets are now on sale for He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not – an evening of songs from stage, screen, and the top of the charts. Cabaret 57 at Spotlighters is the place to be March 15 and 16. All tickets just $20 for an evening of music that will make you laugh, make you cry, and make you fall in love all over again!
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Electric Love Machine – Deaf Scene – Sewer Boy
8PM – 1:30AM
The 8×10
10 E Cross St, Baltimore
Featuring : Electric Love Machine, Deaf Scene, and Sewerboy.
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Biliana Voutchkova and Susan Alcorn
8PM & 9:30PM
An die Musik
409 N Charles St, Baltimore
Susan Alcorn is a great player who has mastered and redefined an unlikely instrument. With an exquisite touch she invoked it’s history, extended its emotional and ethereal strengths and explored its microtonal possibilities, drawing it out of the contexts that traditionally render it invisible, or generic, and into its own mature discourse, reminding improvisers that ‘free’ includes the right to be romantic, melodic and four to the bar.
Biliana Voutchkova is a thoroughly engaged composer-performer/interpreter whose work combines regular performances of major solo violin/ensemble works, new compositions by contemporary composers often written for her, and her own work with performative, long length formats, real time composition and improvisation. Her research as a creative artist spans the widest possible range of sound/music/movement and extends the sonic and technical capacities of her instrument evolving into the development of a highly individual musical language.
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Jumpcuts {} Strange Attractor
8PM – 1AM
Reverb
2112 N Charles St, Baltimore
Jumpcuts will release series of singles throughout 2019 and this is the first. New set.
Strange Attractor Proggy Melodic Freakshow from Baltimore.

Ava Oelke w/ Swing Theory
8PM – 10PM
Creative Alliance
3134 Eastern Ave, Baltimore
Drawing largely from the classic American songbook, Swing Theory is a group of musicians who play swing, jazz, blues, and pop tunes from the 1920s through the 1950’s . The core band consists of singer songwriter Ava Oelke (vocals), Pete Naron (guitar), and Bob Friedman (bass), augmented by guest soloists including Alan Oresky (violin), and Bob Jacobson (clarinet and sax). They’re music is fun-loving and they encourage audience dancing to their sounds. FREE!

A Serious Exploration of St Patrick Using Comedy
8PM – 9PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
The Baltimore Improv Group celebrates this St. Paddy’s Day in unique fashion: A serious historical review of the day’s namesake through the use of comedy. Lots of audience interaction and tickets are absolutely FREE!

Les Poules à Colin: Next Generation Quebecois Musicians
8PM – 10:30PM
Creative Alliance
3134 Eastern Ave, Baltimore
Taking their name from a traditional song, Les Poules à Colin were raised behind the scenes at folk festivals, learning their craft at kitchen parties amongst some of Quebec’s finest trad musicians – which included their parents – in a region famous for its living heritage. The group’s sound is a seamless blend of their strong folk upbringing and North American influences that range from old-time to jazz, with some provocative and moody effects. Their repertoire is a mix of original and traditional pieces, primarily in French but with some English compositions, and reveals gorgeous vocal, instrumental and rhythmic prowess. Their adaptations of traditional songs from Quebec, Brittany or Louisiana speak eloquently to their generation while retaining the beauty of timeless music. Fiddle, guitar, lapsteel, banjo, mandolin, piano, bass and foot percussion form a rich and varied backdrop for their inventive arrangements. Les Poules à Colin reveal a unique and modern perspective on traditional Québec culture.
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The Working Title Podcast Presents: After Work
8PM – 1AM
The Crown Baltimore
1910 North Charles Street #2nd Fl, Baltimore
The Working Title Presents ‘After Work’ with performances, DJ sets and vendors. Come enjoy the night with the entire Working TItle Podcast gang as well as performances by Splash Media, Dash, Haz2Real, Finangobaby & Burnout, Geetchie Tay, Chris Cassius, Tre’ Amani and NWO with sets from Baltimore’s own Styles Bond!
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Amorous Ebony Presents A Tribute to Erykah Badu
8:30PM – ?
Metro Gallery
1700 N Charles St, Baltimore
Amorous Ebony presents; A Tribute to Erykah Badu. Let us take you on a soulful, galactic journey as we honor the music of Erykah Badu aka fatbellybella aka Serra Bellum aka Maria Mexico aka Annie aka DJ lo down loretta brown aka Badoula Oblongata. Starring: Amorous Ebony, Omnia Azar and Chelsea Monae’, Bass-Luke Stewart, Guitar-Jabari Lutalo, Keys-Troy Long, and Drums- Arnette Price. Join us at Metro Gallery and enjoy E.Badu inspired drink specials. 18+
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Centurion: Standup Comedy
9PM – 11:30PM
Atomic Books
3620 Falls Rd, Baltimore
Live from the Eightbar in Atomic Books, it’s Centurion! Centurion is a stand-up comedy showcase featuring exactly one hundred minutes of quality stand-up comedy from some of the best comedians in Baltimore and beyond. With host Ian Salyers. $5

Skin Tight Soul Party
9PM – 2AM
The Crown
1910 N Charles St, Baltimore
Get your outfits ready for another outrageous Skin Tight party. Dance to rare funky grooves from many decades. This party is free. This month we are excited to welcome Trev-Ski to the stage. 3 dollar Dogfish Drafts from 9-11

Kornfeld & Andrews
10PM – 11PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Seasoned performers, longtime instructors, and all-around swell guys Rick Andrews and Louis Kornfeld from The Magnet Theater in NY combine their improv powers for a longform show that’s as honest as it is hilarious. With a patient, nuanced style, they create a textured world filled with characters that will make you laugh and move you all at the same time. It’s comedy. It’s theater. It’s a performance you won’t soon forget.

Sunday, March 17

Yoga & Whiskey
10AM – 11:30AM
Sagamore Spirit
301 E Cromwell St, Baltimore
Kick off your New Year Resolutions with Sagamore Spirit! Grab your yoga mat and come join us at the distillery. You’ll start your time here getting a brief 15-minute “sneak peek” tour of part of the distillery. The yoga class will then begin in our processing room where you will be surrounded by the amazing aromas of our whiskey. A local instructor will take you through a yoga class that will unwind you and prepare you for the day ahead. Following the class, each guest will get to enjoy a cocktail made with our signature Rye Whiskey, along with some healthy snacks. Get ready to unwind and relax! Please bring your own mat.
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St. Patrick’s Day Recovery Brunch
11AM – 2PM
Ampersea
1417 Thames Street, Baltimore
Baltimore loves St. Patrick’s Day, sometimes a little too much! Get away from the craziness of the bar districts and come brunch with us. Chef Casey has created 3 special Ireland-inspired menu items to serve alongside our spring lunch menu.

St. Patty’s Sunday Brunch
11AM – 3PM
Checkerspot Brewing Company
1399 S. Sharp St., Baltimore
We’ll be opening our doors early at 11 AM to kick off St. Patrick’s Day with Bottoms Up Bagels. Join us for brunch to start the celebration with a belly full of good food and drink. This special brunch menu will feature suggested beer pairings, as well as and beer-mosas (beer + orange juice) and beer-linis (beer + fresh-squeezed peach juice) available. So put on your green, assemble the brunch squad, and Irish jig your way to Checkerspot!

OttoBar PuNk rOck FLea MaRkeT
11AM – 3PM
Ottobar
2549 N Howard St, Baltimore
Come browse and imbibe at our annual PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET for killer stuff, hidden gems, cool junk, retro trash ALL FOR SALE: records, books, art, clothing, jewelry, knickknacks & possibly cursed artifacts!

The 43rd Annual Baltimore Bach Marathon
1PM – 6PM
Music at St. David’s
4700 Roland Avenue, Baltimore
On March 17 from 1-6 pm, Music at St. David’s offers the 43rd annual Baltimore Bach Marathon, a five-hour concert featuring dozens of works by Johann Sebastian Bach! Now in its 43rd year, the Baltimore Bach Marathon offers a chance to hear some of the best performances of Baroque music in the area. This year we feature organists including Towson University faculty member Diane Luchese, Steinway artist and Grammy-winning pianist Lura Johnson, the continuing cycle of ‘cello suites by Lavena Johanson, a performance of the Art of Fugue by Douglas Buchanan, and offerings of the motets “Komm, Jesu, komm” and “Lobet den Herrn, alle Heiden” by the Choir of St. David’s Episcopal Church.

Dinner with Friends
Mar 12 – Apr 7, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7PM
Everyman Theatre
315 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Like any culinary trend, relationships are destined to evolve over time—but can the recipe of friendship retain its zest if the key ingredients begin to change? A fabulous dinner at the home of food writers Gabe and Karen proves hard to swallow when Beth drops the bomb that husband Tom wants out of their 12-year marriage. Suddenly, both couples find themselves grappling with questions of loyalty, individuality, and commitment in Donald Margulies’ deliciously funny, sharply observed Pulitzer Prize-winning drama—celebrating its 20th anniversary this season with the time-tested flavor and richness of a classic dish.
Buy Tickets Here

Indecent by Paula Vogel
Feb 28-Mar 31, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7:30PM
Baltimore Center Stage
700 North Calvert Street, Baltimore
HOW FAR WOULD YOU FOLLOW YOUR PASSION? What is the cost when we sacrifice truth for success? Can radical love be pious, or merely provocative? Does every religion sell God for a price? Follow the true story of a play, a playwright, and a plucky troupe of Yiddish theater artists from 1906 Warsaw to 1923 Broadway, from risky experiment to global sensation—and ultimately shattering scandal. The latest hit from the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright of A Civil War Christmas, The Baltimore Waltz, and How I Learned to Drive, this highly acclaimed and award-winning drama pays homage to artists ahead of their time and doomed to pay the price. Content Advisory: Based on the real-life story behind Sholem Asch’s controversial Yiddish drama God of Vengeance, this play is suited for middle school ages and up.
Buy Tickets Here

Mobile Unit Presents: Antigone
Mar 14-17, Thu 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM
Baltimore Center Stage
700 North Calvert Street, Baltimore
A civil war has just ended, throwing the city into chaos and tearing families apart. Desperate to establish peace and order, the victorious leader, Creon, has issued strict new laws. But his niece, Antigone, resists these decrees for violating spiritual law and threatening her right to honor the dead. With lives, loves, and justice on the line, and two competing truths on a collision course, can the personal and the political co-exist? What happens when the good of the many clashes with the good of a few? Who wins when the laws of men confront the laws of nature? And can one still, small voice really shake the foundations of power? The Baltimore Center Stage Mobile Unit presents a freshly reimagined production of Sophocles’ timeless drama, directed by Daniel Bryant (Twelfth Night, Endgame)—set in the not-so-distant present, past, and future, and featuring original poetry by 2016 National Poetry Slam Champion (and local Baltimorean), Lady Brion.
Buy Tickets Here

Crimes of the Heart
Mar 1-24, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Vagabond Players, Inc.
806 S Broadway, Baltimore
The McGrath sisters are all having a bad day: Meg is out of the loony bin, Lenny is celebrating her 30th birthday alone in the kitchen, and Babe has just shot her husband. In Beth Henley’s acclaimed Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy you’ll meet a memorable family of women who will rock you with laughter, even if you should be crying. “All the pieces came together to create a funny and touching play about sisterhood, family, and the deep ties that bind.” – MD Theatre Guide.
Buy Tickets Here

The Effect by Lucy Prebble at FPCT
Feb 22-Mar 17, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Fells Point Corner Theatre
251 S Ann St, Baltimore
“There’s no such thing as side effects…They’re just effects you can’t sell.” It’s the classic story of boy meets girl. Boy likes girl and girl likes boy. They fall in love. But why? Connie and Tristan are test subjects in a clinical trial for a new antidepressant in development. Their immediate and fevered love ends up risking the integrity of the trial while they wrangle with the very origin and nature of their feelings. Are they truly meant for each other, or is it just the effect of some drug?
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Katherine Needleman: Oboe Music by Women Composers
3PM – 6PM
An die Musik
409 N Charles St, Baltimore
Katherine Needleman joined the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra as principal oboist in 2003, the same year she won first prize at the International Double Reed Society’s Gillet-Fox Competition. As soloist, she has appeared with many major orchestras..She has performed as guest principal oboist with the New York Philharmonic, the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, and the symphony orchestras of Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, New Zealand, and San Diego.
Praised by the Philadelphia Inquirer as a pianist whose playing is “warmly charismatic” and “calm maturity with naturalness” by Seen and heard International, pianist Hanchien Lee is recognized for her eloquent and virtuosic performances as a soloist and chamber musician. Since her debut with the Philadelphia Orchestra at age sixteen, Ms. Lee has performed throughout the US, in Europe and across Asia.
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Class Clowns
7PM – 7:30PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
What happens when the teachers encourage the class clowns? Class pandemonium! Or a very funny improv show! Every Sunday, four of BIG’s up-and-coming students take the stage supported by four BIG teachers in a show that’ll leave spitballs all over the theater. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

F*CK Your Work Week
7:30PM – 8PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Sunday Night. Your last gasp of freedom before the start of the work week. Enjoy it with an improv comedy show that will celebrate the best of your work week or find the funny in the insanity of your 9-to-5. We’ll shake you out of your anxiety-filled Sunday evening with amazing improv comedy featuring After School Grandma. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

A Serious Exploration of St Patrick Using Comedy
8PM – 9PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
The Baltimore Improv Group celebrates this St. Paddy’s Day in unique fashion: A serious historical review of the day’s namesake through the use of comedy. Lots of audience interaction and tickets are absolutely FREE!

An Evening with Van Hunt
8PM – 11PM
Creative Alliance
3134 Eastern Ave, Baltimore
Since his acclaimed debut, singer, multi-instrumentalist, and musical maverick Van Hunt has been tearing down the walls of R&B music by crafting a singular sound with elements of punk, funk, soul, folk, and jazz. Enjoy a solo performance like none other. Part Muddy Waters (porch blues with electric & acoustic guitar), part Thelonious Monk (solo piano), part Dave Chappelle (stand-up comedy lightly sprinkled between songs), Van Hunt weaves these influences together seamlessly to create a unique and intimate experience with the audience.
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Enjoy!

– Lindsey