Siena is a singer-songwriter who expresses small truths that feel undeniably human. Her performances create space for all of our strangest experiences, holding court in living rooms, coffeehouses, and theaters alike. Since the arrival of her debut album, Dear House, Siena has made a name for herself as not only a powerhouse performer, but also an accomplished composer, pianist, and producer. Her music gently exposes the tender, pulsing core in the center of your chest.
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Baltimore, MD 21202
United States
The Keswick Wise & Well program is open to older adults aged 50+ from the surrounding community, offering a variety of engaging classes in cooking, fitness, and arts. We offer arts classes in mediums such as clay, painting, digital arts, art history, and more, providing a welcoming space for everyone to explore their creativity and enrich their lives.
I'm Tariq Ravelomanana, an accomplished composer known for my 15-year history of leading genre-bending bands and performing in front of audiences, large and intimate. As a self-taught musician, I've excelled in music theory, orchestration, and digital production. My work as the resident composer for NPR's Invisibilia showcases my ability to craft diverse compositions. I've received critical acclaim, collaborated with renowned artists, and possess a global perspective.
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Dualis is an all-professional chamber choir performing choral music at a high level of excellence in the heart of Baltimore. The name of the group reflects the dualistic nature of selected repertoire, with the focus being on pairing musical pieces of vastly contrasting styles and sonic pallets. The group consists of 24 professional singers, who are each given music to prepare in advance. Dualis Ensemble represents the very finest in choral music making, and serves as the premiere professional chamber choir in Baltimore.
Michael McGee, (SAG-AFTRA, AEA), is an actor, director, teaching artist, writer and producer. He lives in Baltimore, he lived and worked in Los Angeles for many years. He directed Gorky's THE LOWER DEPTHS produced by The Homeless Writers Coalition performed on a Skid Row parking lot and at Stages Theatre in Hollywood. He played Polonius in HAMLET, directed, starring, Bruce Beatty with Don Cheadle, Jesse Borrego and others, performed around Los Angeles including Skid Row. He taught acting workshops for homeless artists on skid row.
Baltimore School of Music is the premier and largest community music school in Baltimore City and the surrounding area. Voted "Best Music Lessons in Baltimore" by The Baltimore Sun in 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024. The school moved to its current location at The Village Shops at Cross Keys in 2020.
Born and raised in Baltimore, My passion for Photography started when I was in high school but I took it more seriously in college when I enroll in a digital photography class and it open my eyes to photography even more and haven't looked back since. I purchase my first camera during that time period and later started using my iPod as another camera source to take pictures just because it's easy, convenient, and with the increase of technology I'm able to think/ create outside the box, there's no limitations on being creative.
Kenneth Pearson is a Baltimore-based pop artist recognized for his bold use of color and dynamic compositions. Specializing in acrylic painting, he creates striking portrayals of celebrities, action heroes, and uplifting representations of African Americans. With a passion of storytelling through art, Kenneth's work is both vibrant and impactful. His goal is to have his pieces showcased in modern art museums worldwide , bringing his unique perspective to a global audience.
Poe Baltimore was created to fund, maintain, and interpret the Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum. We are home of the International Edgar Allan Poe Festival & Awards.
In a tiny brick house on Baltimore’s North Amity Street in 1833-1835 Edgar Allan Poe wrote some of the early stories that would make him the father of the modern short story, and create and define the modern genres of mystery, horror and science fiction.
His spirit and legacy live throughout Baltimore City, inspiring authors, poets, playwrights, businesses – and even our sports teams. Poe Baltimore celebrates this legacy.
Life is art, and art is my lifeline. Growing up in South Carolina, where my great aunt and uncle raised me due to my father’s imprisonment and my mother’s mental illness, was challenging and formative. As a 26-year-old black queer woman engaged to another black queer woman, I navigated my sexuality in a climate of isolation and stigma. Art became my sanctuary, allowing me to process my emotions and dreams through mixed media, including painting, clay, beads, and digital design.