Baltimore Arts

We preview “Cloud Nebula,” an afro-futuristic cinematic opera produced by Baltimore-based music collective Afro House.

Station North will be lit! We get a preview of 'Inviting Light.'

Cara Ober, executive director of Bmore Art, weighs in about how federal and state funding changes could affect the arts.

The mayor says the location change is part of his Downtown Rise initiative, which aims to reinvigorate downtown.

David London is the new head of the Baker Fund Grants Program.

The annual performance sparks mentorship between high school students and aspiring after-school attendees.

The Baltimore Sun has ended its features coverage, which means no reporting for arts and culture. What does that mean for the city's artists and organizations?

Midday speaks with Baltimore area arts leaders about the future of the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts (BOPA) and how they will continue supporting and funding the local arts community.

We go On the Record with the co-founder of ArtsCentric, whose work centers on people of color and with the lead actor in its current production, “The Scottsboro Boys.” In music, it tells the true tale of nine Black teen-agers falsely charged in the Jim Crow south.

A landmark record and a legendary tale sprung from those recording sessions.