STEPHANIE DRAY is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal & USA Today bestselling author of historical fiction. Her award-winning work has been translated into many languages and tops lists for the most anticipated reads of the year. She lives in Maryland with her husband, cats and history books.
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Sally Wern Comport is an award-winning illustrator, designer, public artist, and Principal owner of Art at Large, Inc., a design firm specializing in large-scale artistic visual solutions for interior and exterior spaces based in the Annapolis Arts District.
Sarah Brady is an accomplished actress, storyteller, teaching artist, and writer whose
rich backgrounds in theatre and education shape her dynamic approach to storytelling.
Before fully embracing the storytelling world, she taught communication and theatre at
several universities and transitioned into solo performance work. Her journey has taken
her across the United States and the United Kingdom, where she lived for three years,
deepening her connection to narrative traditions and cultivating a love for British folklore
and history.
The Pearview Gallery, a hybrid gallery space that celebrates the creativity and diversity of artists from Maryland and around the world. Our mission is to provide a platform for emerging and outsider artists to showcase their work and connect with a global audience. Our gallery is for artists, by artists.
With a practice spanning over three decades, Samuel has established himself as an accomplished artist and has been featured in numerous gallery exhibitions and publications across the US and Europe. He continues to create new works in his studio in Glen Burnie.
For more than 35 years, The Talent Machine Company (TMC) has been a cornerstone of children’s musical theater in Anne Arundel County and beyond. Founded by director and choreographer Bobbi Smith, TMC has provided thousands of young people with more than just a stage—it has given them a place to grow, connect and shine.Generations of families have attended and performed in our productions, making TMC a cultural touchstone in our community.
I’ve been painting and drawing all of my life and am currently showing in galleries in Annapolis and Washington DC. My work has taken 2 tracks of late. The first is based on my passion for photography and collage and 2nd focuses on large scale drawings and paintings that are high contrast and semi- abstract. There is a relationship between both tracks in the patterns of contrasting dark and light and juxtaposition of unlikely images and objects. I am interested in exploring, semi abstract, but figurative depiction of emotions, life’s dilemmas, and states of being.
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The South County Concert Association, founded in 1975, is celebrating 50 years of offering its subscribers and guests a variety of concerts by nationally and internationally recognized artists. Its goals have remained the same—bringing fine music and entertainment to its stage. SCCA began its first season offering four concerts, which included Jerome Hines and the Norman Luboff Choir.