Head to Downtown York through Martin Luther King weekend for fun times and frozen art at FestivICE, York’s fastest growing family tradition! In an effort to continue to provide COVID-safe, FREE family fun, York Traditions Bank and York Revolution will be expanding to include more sculptures covering a larger area to the rail trail from Philadelphia St to King St. For the safety of our community the event will take place over one week (January 13-19) to avoid specific gathering…
Find out more »Virtually join thousands of lacrosse enthusiasts at #LaxCon2021 to hear the latest strategies, drills, rules and mechanics from industry leading coaches, officials and athletes. Join US Lacrosse to turn the challenges of 2020 into opportunities — for everyone — in 2021. Let's lock arms, collect the sport's brightest minds, learn from each other and position ourselves for growth and success in the new year. Represent your community. Reimagine the way we play. Reignite your love of lacrosse
Find out more »Comic book fans of all ages -- get ready for the ninth annual Schomburg Black Comic Book Festival, the virtual edition! The Black Comic Book Festival celebrates the rich tradition of Black comics featuring panel discussions, a cosplay show, and more. COSPLAY SHOWCASE | The Black Comic Book Festival will feature a virtual edition of our cosplay showcase. Submit a 15-second video by 11:59 PM on Monday, Jan. 11 to enter. https://www.schomcom.org EXHIBITORS SHOWCASE | The festival also offers…
Find out more »Edgar Allan Poe rises thanks to modern technology for this special virtual event just in time for his birthday! Edgar Allan Poe rises thanks to modern technology for this special virtual event just in time for his birthday! The author himself (portrayed by literary historian Rob Velella) returns from beyond the grave to read several of his works, both well-known and forgotten. Recommended for ages 13 and up. FREE!
Find out more »Join the Lewis Museum to recognize Maryland high school students who participated in the annual art show. This year’s artistic theme is inspired by the exhibition Make Good Trouble: Marching for Change currently on view at the Lewis Museum. This virtual program includes an artist talk with Will Watson, a spoken word presentation by DewMore Baltimore, and a conversation with the student artists. In partnership with the Maryland State Education Association. In partnership with the Lewis Museum.
Find out more »Do you like just hanging around the campfire and enjoying the warm glow? Ever take a winter hike and wish you had a cozy fire at the end? Come and join Irvine Nature Center around the campfire; you’ll warm back up and even make a delicious campfire snack. Advanced registration required. Timed entry.
Find out more »Join Port Discovery in celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy during our “Be the Light” event! Experience the strength of celebrating differences and stories in our community, take part in interactive programs and virtual performances designed to educate, inspire and help children understand the positive impact that their dreams and creativity can have on the world around them, inspired by Dr. King’s message! Keep Playing Baltimore! Mural - In this collaborative art activity, it is DEFINITELY okay to paint on…
Find out more »CG & DAB Adventures are wildly entertaining music, dance, comedy, and play for all ages. Comic storytelling and interactive conversations are the creative tools used to educate youth and family about safety, conflict resolution, health and nutrition. T he TCG Puppets troupe along with CJay and the FazaFam band sing and dance to original song that highlight character traits like Patience, Gratitude, and Teamwork. You will love these laugh out loud adventures! Register via Zoom to receive login details:…
Find out more »Join Annemarie Garden for their annual event that brings the community together for uplifting creativity and inspiration. Each year, they invite a different artist to develop and lead a meaningful project inspired by the life and legacy of Dr. King. This year, due to the pandemic, the event is going virtual! Pick up supplies at their front desk (or gather them from home) and join virtual resident artist, Esther Iverem on Zoom to design a flag to honor Dr. King's…
Find out more »What sorts of foods would Banneker have had access to? Join Foodways Historians as they prepare a meal in the outdoor earth oven. No registration necessary; drop-ins are welcome.
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