Waters Edge Museum c/o Mid-Shore Community Foundation
The Water’s Edge Museum, which is volunteer-run and open free to the public, focuses on bringing school children through the door for an empowering session with tours led by members of America’s Founding Black Families. The Water’s Edge is working on 3 projects, all of which require funding. They are 1. Education, 2. The Maryland Spirituals Initiative, and 3. The Middle Passage Ceremony and Marker Initiative
Love Groove Music Festival
Love Groove Music Festival was established in 2017 with a mission to uplift and promote young artists while offering networking and performance opportunities for all art medias. (lovegroovemusicfestival.com).   Founder and artist, John Tyler started Love Groove while in high school (Baltimore Design School) during a time when there were few opportunities for young Baltimore artists to showcase their original works.  He also noticed young artists would rarely interact beyond genres and that few Baltimore artists were nationally known; something had to change.
Westminster Hall and Burying Ground
Located in the Bromo Arts District Westminster Hall, formerly a Presbyterian church has a unique combination of early Gothic Revival appearances, mixed with today’s modern conveniences. The restored Gothic church has elegant stained glass windows, carved oak woodwork and an 1882 Johnson pipe organ.
Hopkins Symphony Orchestra
Hopkins Symphony Orchestra provides excellent orchestra concerts and performance opportunities for the JHU and surrounding communities. The mission of Johns Hopkins University is to educate its students and cultivate their capacity for life-long learning, to foster independent and original research, and to bring the benefits of discovery to the world. Vision & Goals
Shriver Hall Concert Series
Shriver Hall Concert Series has been a leader in the Mid-Atlantic cultural scene since our founding in 1966. We have introduced numerous world-renowned classical music artists and ensembles to audiences. Excellence, intimacy, enrichment, and community—these are the hallmarks of Shriver Hall Concert Series.
Baltimore Rock Opera Society
The Baltimore Rock Opera Society (BROS) is a passionate community of artists who create unforgettable experiences through live original rock theater. Since 2009, BROS has become a powerhouse of Baltimore’s cultural landscape comprised of a highly energetic group of actors, writers, designers, builders, musicians, and artists with the mission of producing original, live rock operas. Every year thousands of fans flock from the Mid-Atlantic region to witness the performances of the city’s most collaborative, creative production troupe.
Baltimore Center Stage
Founded in 1963 and designated the State Theater of Maryland in 1978, Baltimore Center Stage provides the highest quality theater and programming for all members of our communities, including youth and families, under the leadership of Artistic Director Stephanie Ybarra and Managing Director Michael Ross. Baltimore Center Stage ignites conversations and imaginations by producing an eclectic season of professional productions across two mainstages and an intimate 99-seat theater, through engaging community programs, and with inspiring education programs.
The AngelWing Project, Inc.
The AngelWing Project, Inc. is a 501(c)3 performing arts organization that promotes the development of the performing arts in the local community. Values: Performance Excellence Service Education & Training Charitable Giving Celebrating Diversity
Hagerstown Community Concert Association
Hagerstown Community Concert Association's mission is to bring the best of nationally and internationally known musical and artistic performers to Hagerstown, MD for an affordable subscription fee to establish an appreciative regular audience of all ages to participate in the enjoyment of live performances.
Kolot HaLev Jewish Community Choir
Kolot HaLev (KHL) is a non-audition community choir whose mission is two-fold: 1) to introduce diverse audiences to treasures of Jewish music rarely heard, and 2) to give members of the community an opportunity to sing and to grow musically under the direction of a master teacher. KHL builds bridges between denominations and communities. Most of our music is discovered through research by our Artistic Director Dr. Ramón Tasat in archives of diverse communities and arranged by him for choral presentation. Music by contemporary composers is also in our repertoire.
Subscribe to Performing Arts