For ages 2 - 6. Paint and scissors and glue, oh my! It's time to create your very own masterpieces to share with someone you love for Valentine's Day. Please dress to get messy. Registration is required. Visit site for details.
Back by popular demand!! Westminster has been a welcomed addition to our sale calendar and we are excited to be back in person for our first sale of 2023! Shop from thousands of items in our organized pop-up store! Hundreds of local families selling their new & gently used items organized as a pop-up store. […]
For Adults. February is National Bird Feeding Month. Help us celebrate by making an easy macrame bird feeder out of twine and a grapefruit rind. Registration is required. Visit site for details.
For ages 8 - Adults. Come out for our game night. This month we're learning how to play Sushi Go. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult. Number of players: 2 - 5. Average game play: 15 minutes.
Back by popular demand!! Westminster has been a welcomed addition to our sale calendar and we are excited to be back in person for our first sale of 2023! Shop from thousands of items in our organized pop-up store! Hundreds of local families selling their new & gently used items organized as a pop-up store. […]
For ages 2 - 6. Explore traditional fairy tales with a STEAM twist! We'll incorporate science, technology, engineering, art, and/or math activities to extend the fun! Our feature story will be the hilarious fairy tale retelling, Falling for Rapunzel. We'll have hands-on fun with measurement and take home some pretend long hair. Only kids need […]
The Painted Screen Society of Baltimore presents a show that highlights the unique art form of screen painting. The technique was first introduced to Baltimore by William Oktavec, a Czech grocer, in 1913. Today, screen painting is an urban folk art style still seen on the doors and windows of the city’s rowhomes. Reception: Thursday, […]
A solo exhibition of works by McDaniel College assistant professor of art Chloe Irla, a 2007 alum of the college, produced during her Fall 2022 sabbatical. Works featured include revisited projects from her “Home Work” series inspired by the COVID-19 pandemic in Fall 2020, along with projects from her newly established design studio, irladen. She […]
20th Annual Foreign Film Festival! 2018; 1 h 37 m; NR (some violence and language) Salam, an inexperienced young Palestinian man, becomes a writer on a popular soap opera after a chance meeting with an Israeli soldier. As he and the soldier (who he meets at the check point he passes through each day) collaborate […]
McDaniel’s art club Ars Nova sponsors a guest artist lecture by Baltimore-based visual artist Erin Fostel, who creates charcoal drawings on paper, depicting the urban landscapes of cities, the wild landscapes of nature, and the private interiors of home. Fostel, who graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in drawing from Maryland Institute College of […]
20th Annual Foreign Film Festival! 2018; 1 h 37 m; NR (some violence and language) Salam, an inexperienced young Palestinian man, becomes a writer on a popular soap opera after a chance meeting with an Israeli soldier. As he and the soldier (who he meets at the check point he passes through each day) collaborate […]
Back by popular demand!! Westminster has been a welcomed addition to our sale calendar and we are excited to be back in person for our first sale of 2023! Shop from thousands of items in our organized pop-up store! Hundreds of local families selling their new & gently used items organized as a pop-up store. […]
Join us on the second Saturday of each month for our Makers Market and find unique, high quality goods from local makers, artists, and gourmet producers.
The Painted Screen Society of Baltimore presents a show that highlights the unique art form of screen painting. The technique was first introduced to Baltimore by William Oktavec, a Czech grocer, in 1913. Today, screen painting is an urban folk art style still seen on the doors and windows of the city’s rowhomes. Reception: Thursday, […]
A solo exhibition of works by McDaniel College assistant professor of art Chloe Irla, a 2007 alum of the college, produced during her Fall 2022 sabbatical. Works featured include revisited projects from her “Home Work” series inspired by the COVID-19 pandemic in Fall 2020, along with projects from her newly established design studio, irladen. She […]
The Seldom Scene is an American bluegrass band formed in 1971 in Bethesda, Maryland. The Scene has been instrumental in starting the progressive bluegrass movement as their shows include bluegrass versions of country music, rock, and even pop. What does it take for a bluegrass band to remain popular for more than four decades? For […]
Sponsored by Jessica Sauls with Atlas Premier Realty “Couples Therapy” is your scheduled appointment to laugh about relationships and single strife. The show is a hilarious round-table discussion featuring comics and willing audience members, led by coupling failure Rahmein Mostafavi. You’ll laugh your aching heart out about love, dating, sex, single-hood, and married life — […]
Back by popular demand!! Westminster has been a welcomed addition to our sale calendar and we are excited to be back in person for our first sale of 2023! Shop from thousands of items in our organized pop-up store! Hundreds of local families selling their new & gently used items organized as a pop-up store. […]
A solo exhibition of works by McDaniel College assistant professor of art Chloe Irla, a 2007 alum of the college, produced during her Fall 2022 sabbatical. Works featured include revisited projects from her “Home Work” series inspired by the COVID-19 pandemic in Fall 2020, along with projects from her newly established design studio, irladen. She […]
Formed in 2000, the husband and wife guitar ensemble of Kathrin Murray and Troy King, known as the Arabesque Duo, have performed to critical acclaim at concert venues in Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, Washington D.C., Honolulu, Mendocino (CA), and Cheltenham (UK), to name a few. They have been guest artists at festivals such as […]
Back by popular demand!! Westminster has been a welcomed addition to our sale calendar and we are excited to be back in person for our first sale of 2023! Shop from thousands of items in our organized pop-up store! Hundreds of local families selling their new & gently used items organized as a pop-up store. […]
For all ages. Get together at the library for a fun social time for you and your children. We'll provide the space, toys, and activities, you provide the fun. Play is an important part of developing early literacy skills. Learn and make new friends at the same time!
The Painted Screen Society of Baltimore presents a show that highlights the unique art form of screen painting. The technique was first introduced to Baltimore by William Oktavec, a Czech grocer, in 1913. Today, screen painting is an urban folk art style still seen on the doors and windows of the city’s rowhomes. Reception: Thursday, […]
A solo exhibition of works by McDaniel College assistant professor of art Chloe Irla, a 2007 alum of the college, produced during her Fall 2022 sabbatical. Works featured include revisited projects from her “Home Work” series inspired by the COVID-19 pandemic in Fall 2020, along with projects from her newly established design studio, irladen. She […]
For ages 11 - 17. We'll provide the materials you need to make a no-sew worry pet to take home with you. Registration is required. Visit site for details.
For Adults. In partnership with the Carroll County Veterans Advisory Council, we invite veterans, current military and reservists, and family members to join us for an evening of discussion, fellowship, and camaraderie. This month's selection is "Stampede: Gold Fever and Disaster in the Klondike" by Brian Castner.
A solo exhibition of works by McDaniel College assistant professor of art Chloe Irla, a 2007 alum of the college, produced during her Fall 2022 sabbatical. Works featured include revisited projects from her “Home Work” series inspired by the COVID-19 pandemic in Fall 2020, along with projects from her newly established design studio, irladen. She […]
The Painted Screen Society of Baltimore presents a show that highlights the unique art form of screen painting. The technique was first introduced to Baltimore by William Oktavec, a Czech grocer, in 1913. Today, screen painting is an urban folk art style still seen on the doors and windows of the city’s rowhomes. Reception: Thursday, […]
For Adults. James Clear, author of the best-selling book "Atomic Habits", advises that motivation and accountability play a huge part in creating lasting habits. Join us for a 30-minute walk around the neighborhood surrounding CCPL's Mount Airy Branch. You will be motivated because walking has been proven to boost your mental as well as physical […]
For ages 12 - 17. Join us for a session of Dungeons & Dragons played entirely online. Pre-generated characters will be available and registrants will meet on Zoom the day before to become familiar with any websites used. This session is for beginners and avid players alike.
A solo exhibition of works by McDaniel College assistant professor of art Chloe Irla, a 2007 alum of the college, produced during her Fall 2022 sabbatical. Works featured include revisited projects from her “Home Work” series inspired by the COVID-19 pandemic in Fall 2020, along with projects from her newly established design studio, irladen. She […]
The Painted Screen Society of Baltimore presents a show that highlights the unique art form of screen painting. The technique was first introduced to Baltimore by William Oktavec, a Czech grocer, in 1913. Today, screen painting is an urban folk art style still seen on the doors and windows of the city’s rowhomes. Reception: Thursday, […]
For Adults. Do you enjoy reading and talking about books? Then our book discussion group is for you! We will feature a different book at each meeting. Come join us for a sharing of good books and ideas. This month's title is "Buses Are a Comin' " by Charles Person and Richard Rooker.
For Adults. Do you enjoy reading and talking about books? Then our book discussion group is for you! We will feature a different book at each meeting. Come join us for a sharing of good books and ideas. This month's title is "The Husbands" by Chandler Baker.
For Adults. Margaret Willson is the author of "Seawomen of Iceland: Survival on the Edge" and "Dance Lest We All Fall Down: Breaking Cycles of Poverty in Brazil and Beyond." Her latest book, "Woman, Captain, Rebel: The Extraordinary True Story of a Icelandic Sea Captain," is a daring and magnificent historical narrative nonfiction account of […]
For Adults. Margaret Willson is the author of “Seawomen of Iceland: Survival on the Edge” and “Dance Lest We All Fall Down: Breaking Cycles of Poverty in Brazil and Beyond.” Her latest book, “Woman, Captain, Rebel: The Extraordinary True Story of an Icelandic Sea Captain,” is a daring and magnificent historical narrative nonfiction account of […]
From the smooth melodies of Sinatra and the Great American Songbook, to the eclectic solos of Monk, with the energy of Setzer, the Leister Quartet will transport you to another place and time with their sophisticated menu of Swing, Jazz and Blues standards as well as smart original compositions. Nick Reider has been performing and […]
A solo exhibition of works by McDaniel College assistant professor of art Chloe Irla, a 2007 alum of the college, produced during her Fall 2022 sabbatical. Works featured include revisited projects from her “Home Work” series inspired by the COVID-19 pandemic in Fall 2020, along with projects from her newly established design studio, irladen. She […]
The Painted Screen Society of Baltimore presents a show that highlights the unique art form of screen painting. The technique was first introduced to Baltimore by William Oktavec, a Czech grocer, in 1913. Today, screen painting is an urban folk art style still seen on the doors and windows of the city’s rowhomes. Reception: Thursday, […]
Movie series showcasing films that paved the way for Black athletes, including: Based on the true story of Mamie Till-Bradley, an educator and activist who pursued justice after the murder of her 14-year-old son Emmett in 1955.
