Arnold resident and Key School seventh-grader Audrey Meigel traveled to Florida to attend a scouting competition for aspiring actors, singers and models, and came home with many new contacts and sky-high goals. more

April showers bring May flowers, and if they aren’t too soaking, a new gazebo should sprout up at Hatton Regester Green in the weeks ahead, too. more

Join Dorothy, Toto and her friends as they trek to the Emerald City in the Toby’s Dinner Theatre production of “The Wizard of Oz.” more

GAB invites the community to experience the enchantment of “The Firebird” on Saturday, April 11, at the Chesapeake Arts Center. more

Singer-songwriter Eli Lev is trying to make the world a smaller place, one song at a time. more

Expect side-splitting humor in the face of a tragedy, and twists and turns to keep you guessing in "This Murder Was Staged." more

“Project Hail Mary” follows a molecular biologist turned middle school teacher who combats a problem that threatens to destroy life on Earth. more

In an upcoming cabaret, The Talent Machine Company will feature actors in roles that go against expected casting in more than one way. more

From March 26-29, the Annapolis Film Festival will bring film lovers to Naptown for a weekend full of movie screenings, panels and more. more

So, let’s talk about the elephant in the room: Barely open a full month now, Millersville’s newest restaurant is already so popular that you may encounter a short wait to be seated, even if you arrive early on a Friday evening. more

Maryland Day Celebration 2026 will run from March 19-25, giving residents and visitors an entire week to explore the rich history and heritage of the Chesapeake region, where Maryland began. more

If there’s one truth that can be taken from the last few years of cinema, it’s that we’re in dire need of more weird movies. more