Baltimore

Join us for a glamorous evening of Roaring Twenties inspired fun at the 22nd Annual Casey Cares Gatsby Gala, taking place on Saturday, April 30th, 2022 at the American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore.  Guests will enjoy premium open bar, cocktail hour and seated dinner, live music, silent & live auctions and more!  Proceeds will benefit our programs for critically ill children and their families in Maryland, Florida, Washington, DC and six other states.

Jeff VanderMeer, considered “one of the world’s foremost weird fiction writers,” will deliver the keynote address, Landscape, Change and the Long Road Ahead, at Loyola University Maryland’s Humanities Symposium 2022.

Open to the general public as well as the region’s academic communities, the lecture takes place at Loyola and also will be livestreamed for those who want to attend virtually.

Treasured Bach in Baltimore friend, oboist Leslie Starr passed away on February 12, 2021. Since graduating from Peabody, Leslie specialized in Baroque music, and she shared her love and skill as an oboist with Bach in Baltimore for almost 25 years. Additionally, she played with the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra. Leslie often told friends and colleagues that playing Bach was one of her favorite musical things to do.

Under the direction of T. Herbert Dimmock, four talented soloists–Elissa Edwards, Soprano; Kristen Dubenion-Smith, Alto; Ben Ellerin, Tenor; and Carl DuPont, Bass–the full Bach in Baltimore Choir & Orchestra bring the Hebrew Biblical story of the prophet Elijah to life.  Elijah, Mendelssohn’s most famous oratorio, was heavily inspired by the cantatas of J.S. Bach. Mendelssohn’s keen musicological recovery and revival efforts throughout the nineteenth century resurrected the music of J.S. Bach back into the public psyche.

It's a DJ Dance Party every Friday night at Two Doors Down underneath Spago's Restorant.

Spinning the best mix of music and music videos for your listening and dancing pleasure!

Great food and drinks.  No cover charge.
 

Join T. Herbert Dimmock, four superb vocal soloists, and the Bach in Baltimore Choir and Orchestra in the performance of Bach’s magnum opus, the B Minor Mass. This work represents Bach’s lifelong and tireless artistry as a composer and musician of the highest caliber. It is a grand synthesis of his every musical innovation and contribution. Bach began the B Minor Mass early in his career and didn’t finish it until the end of his life when he had already gone blind.