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Lyle Kissack, painter, muralist, and creator of Newborn Holisitic Ministries' Choose Life Memorial Mural, joins with Baltimore Clayworks and MICA (Maryland Insitutte College of Art) to raise funds for Jubilee Arts. Guests will enjoy great food, live jazz and the opportunity to witness and support the amazing transformation taking place in the Sandtown-Winchester/Upton community. Jubilee arts is a community program providing arts classes to the residents of the Sandtown-Winchester, Upton, and surrounding neighborhoods in Baltimore, Maryland.

A NIGHT OF WINE TASTING PAIRED WITH BBQ Wednesday, November 18th | 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Rub BBQ 1843 Light Street, Baltimore www.rubbbqbaltimore.com CLIA's Powerful Pairings support Baltimore's independent restaurants and connect a community of service-minded professionals, while raising money for innovative youth programs. There will be door prizes and a silent auction. $25 PER PERSON Tickets can be purchased in advance or at the door. Proceeds help to provide nutritional meals for youth in CLIA's after-school and mentoring programs.

Holiday Bash 2009--"A Grand Holiday"-Baltimore's Tremonts - Tremont Grand Proceeds to benefit the National Academy Foundation High Shool-Academy of Hospitality & Tourism Scholarship Fund                       Sponsoring Organizations:Baltimore Area Concierge Association
Baltimore Area Convention and Visitors Association
Baltimore Tourism Association
Hospitality Sales & Marketing Association International
Maryland Hotel & Lodging Association
Maryland Tourism Council
National Association of Catering Executives- Baltimore Chapter

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Englewood resident and Natobie Jewels founder, Natalie McKenzie brings together selected Englewood retailers for a private holiday shopping experience to benefit the Woman’s Club of Englewood.

The Robert & Claire Peter Foundation will present the ultimate cocktail party featuring extraordinary cuisine, special guests, dancing, a silent auction and more– all to make life brighter for those in need. A Night for Humanity will honor international celebrity event designer, Colin Cowie; Certified Master Chef Edwin and Allison Scholly, and local  philanthropists, Henry and Dot Rosenberg, long-time supporters of the Foundation.

The Baltimore debut of The Horse Boy, which Entertainment Weekly describes as "a lyrical, heartbreaking and deeply stirring meditation on the mystery of autism," will be a benefit for the Rose of Sharon Equestrian School, Inc. (ROSES), a local non-profit organization that improves the quality of life for people with autism and many other disabilities by providing opportunities to interact with horses in a therapeutic environment. A film festival favorite, The Horse Boy is based on the New York Times bestseller by Rupert Isaacson, a writer and former horse trainer.