Captured from a helicopter, drones and the cockpit of a 1940s-era biplane, the film’s aerial footage highlights the natural wonders of the Free State, from its picturesque western hills and bustling metropolitan areas to its scenic shorelines and pastoral farmlands. more

Since 2017, the team behind Burgers & Bands For Suicide Prevention has hosted a unique, all-day music festival to support mental health initiatives and raise awareness about suicide prevention. more

“Return of the Terns: How Scientists Are Saving Island Birds” details how and why experts are creating artificial habitats for migrating birds because their normal summer place has washed away. more

Anne Arundel Community College Theatre will present Tina Howe’s “Museum,” an absurdist contemporary comedy set in a modern art exhibit. more

Parenting. It’s the hardest job on the planet. Thankfully, professional storyteller Suzy Shaw is giving us all permission to be “highly mediocre parents.” more

Film reviewer James Buxton shares his take on the new remake of “Snow White,” calling it "Disney’s latest live-action barrel scraping." more

Now through May 18, Toby’s Dinner Theatre in Columbia is presenting “The Music Man,” a rousing production once hailed as “the great all-American musical.” more

Cottonwood owner Julie Antinucci shares how all people are creative, and exercising that creativity can supercharge your brain. more

On May 4, Ravita Jazz and guest saxophonist Herb Scott will perform "Video Game Music: the Sonic Edge" in a free, family friendly afternoon concert at Eastport United Methodist Church. more

Maryland Humanities has picked “Kin: Rooted in Hope” by Carole Boston Weatherford as the 2025 One Maryland One Book selection. more

The musical quartet has performed in iconic venues including Carnegie Hall and the Grand Ole Opry. more

“The Ballad of Wallis Island” will open this year’s festival Thursday at 7:15pm in Maryland Hall’s main theater. more