Join us to celebrate the best and brightest things we saw on the Baltimore stages in 2019! Get swanky, and buy a ticket! There will be light fare, a cash bar, and tons of awards.

Here it comes... Baltimore's original ten-minute play festival kicks off its 16th annual project with the Variations Party this February 8th at Motor House. Each year our audiences choose the theme for the next Variations Project, and 2020's will be VISION (get it?). In June we'll present a fabulous group of world premiere short plays based on this theme -- but first, somebody needs to write them! The VARIATIONS PARTY is where the whole process starts. Join us as we…

Happy New Year Baltimore Theater Community! What better way to start your new decade of Baltimore theater than by marking your calendars to attend as many Baltimore Theater Roundtables as possible? Here are all the dates from Jan-May, starting with MONDAY JANUARY 13, which will be our NEW DECADE HANGOUT! An informal drop-in hangout where we can reconnect with each other, chat about all our dreams and plans for the new year and new decade! Topics for this winter/spring are…

Join Arts Every Day for a morning of coffee, conversations, and a closer look at the 10X10 Exhibit.

Three characters search for freedom from their pasts in a snowbound Midwestern bar. A question hangs in the air: How do you move forward when everything you see reminds you of what you've lost? Rapid Lemon Productions presents a staged reading of NORTH WIND by local playwright Sarah Cosgrove, one night only, Wednesday, February 12th at Motor House. Sydney Pope directs an incredible cast in

Hear from an interdisciplinary panel of experts on company towns, including Sparrows Point, in the past and present. Program Panelists: Michelle Stefano, folklorist - focus: 21st century Sparrows Point/Dundalk/Turner Station Dave Gadsby, archaeologist - focus: 19th century Hampden Dillon Mahmoudi, geographer - focus: 21st century Amazon Lendl Tellington, filmmaker - focus: 20th century Turner Station/Sparrows Point/Dundalk WHEN Thurs, Feb 13 | 7-8:30pm WHERE Motor House, 120 W. North Avenue COST Free

Baltimore native, Chef Heather Smith, began her culinary career in Baltimore’s most exclusive clubs and restaurants. After beginning a Private Chef Service, traveling with clients, Chef Smith achieved a long-held goal to teach children. After over five years in education, the opportunity for travel presented itself, and Chef Smith headed to South America. In Bahia, Brazil, she had what she describes as a defining moment of clarity regarding her life, career path and purpose. Like many people from the African…