Spring Classics: Voices of Spring
Don’t miss Spring Classics: Voices of Spring! Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana has become one of the most recognizable and exhilarating works in the choral repertoire. Driven by powerful rhythms and …
Pops Concert II: Music & Film
Before movies had sound, every film was accompanied by live musicians who brought each scene to life through music. Live Arts Maryland recreates that remarkable experience with an evening celebrating …
Handel’s Messiah
Few works have inspired audiences for as long or as profoundly as George Frideric Handel’s Messiah. For nearly three centuries, this remarkable oratorio has stood as one of the greatest …
Celebration of Christmas
For generations, Live Arts Maryland’s Celebration of Christmas has marked the beginning of the holiday season. This festive concert brings together cherished carols, inspiring choral favorites, and seasonal orchestral music …
Pops Concert 1: Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! changed Broadway forever. This concert features many of the show’s best-loved songs, including Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’, The Surrey with the Fringe on Top, People …
Fall Classics: A Concert for Peace
Live Arts Maryland opens the season with music that explores peace, compassion, and our shared humanity. Karl Jenkins composed The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace. It’s a response to …
Quiet Waters Park Summer Concert Series: Black-Eyed Suzies
Join us at Quiet Waters Park for a free summer concert and enjoy the traditional down-home bluegrass sounds of the Black-Eyed Suzies! There will also be food trucks. (DNML)
Rachael & Vilray w/ Taylor Ashton
Brooklyn-based duo Rachael & Vilray have achieved a certain timeless quality with their singular take on traditional pop. Though rooted in the language of an earlier age, their songs transcend …
Deer Tick with DUG
The ninth studio album from Deer Tick, Coin-O-Matic, casts a bright light on a little-known facet of the American mythos. There are the hidden histories of the band’s home state …
Crack the Sky
Emerging from the industrial town of Weirton, West Virginia in the early 1970s, Crack the Sky burst onto the progressive rock scene with a unique blend of power-pop hooks, hard-rock …