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Marie Gullard
Just off Route 50 lies an Eastern Shore surprise
- St. Michaels: Across the bay, light years away.
- St. Michaels: Across the bay, light years away.
Berkeley Springs is good for the soul
- Berkeley Springs flows with art and spring water.
- Berkeley Springs flows with art and spring water.
Especially now, Gettysburg is perfect destination
- In late June 145 years ago, the quiet countryside around the Pennsylvania town of Gettysburg was alive only with birdsong.
- In late June 145 years ago, the quiet countryside around the Pennsylvania town of Gettysburg was alive only with birdsong.
Fireworks and symphony rock the Cockeysville hills
- When the hillsides are illuminated by bursts of color that reveal thousands of cheering people; when blasts of fireworks resound over the northern Baltimore County countryside like thunder on steroids and keep time to the beat of drums and horns that echo over the valley for miles, it can only signal one seasonal opening — the start of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s summer season at Oregon Ridge Park.
Tree houses, fountains and fireworks define a Longwood Garden summer
- Perhaps the English have had it right all along. There is no finer pastime than a stroll through beautiful gardens.
Exploring the wild at Patuxent Research Refuge
- What a comforting word is “refuge.” It implies retreat, sanctuary and safe haven.
- What a comforting word is “refuge.” It implies retreat, sanctuary and safe haven.
A debut and a bit of theatrics
- Baltimore Symphony Orchestra music director Marin Alsop is on a roll.
The hills are still alive, enduring
- In the ever expanding stable of staged musicals, Rogers & Hammerstein’s “The Sound of Music” is like a prize-winning thoroughbred — pampered, revered and above all, taken out and exercised daily.
- In the ever expanding stable of staged musicals, Rogers & Hammerstein’s “The Sound of Music” is like a prize-winning thoroughbred — pampered, revered and above all, taken out and exercised daily.
Holiday cheers bring nostalgic feel
- In a season brimming with live holiday extravaganzas and performances, Toby’s Baltimore Dinner Theatre’s production of “Holiday Hot Nostalgia” puts a unique spin on the ubiquitous musical review.
- In a season brimming with live holiday extravaganzas and performances, Toby’s Baltimore Dinner Theatre’s production of “Holiday Hot Nostalgia” puts a unique spin on the ubiquitous musical review.
Peabody performance finds 'Anxiety'
- A great musical score never loses its appeal. At least that’s the philosophy of Benjamin Pasternak, pianist and faculty artist at the Peabody Conservatory. Tonight he will perform Leonard Bernstein’s immortal “Symphony No. 2, The Age of Anxiety.”
- A great musical score never loses its appeal. At least that’s the philosophy of Benjamin Pasternak, pianist and faculty artist at the Peabody Conservatory. Tonight he will perform Leonard Bernstein’s immortal “Symphony No. 2, The Age of Anxiety.”
'Design on a Dime' guru in town today
- When Maryland Fairgrounds hosts the Maryland Home & Garden Show this weekend, special guest Lee Snijders of HGTV’s popular “Design on a Dime” program will be a featured guest speaker. The visit is in conjunction with his latest traveling project, “The Illusion of Design Tour.” The California-based Snijders who calls himself “anything but your stereotypical designer”:
- When Maryland Fairgrounds hosts the Maryland Home & Garden Show this weekend, special guest Lee Snijders of HGTV’s popular “Design on a Dime” program will be a featured guest speaker. The visit is in conjunction with his latest traveling project, “The Illusion of Design Tour.” The California-based Snijders who calls himself “anything but your stereotypical designer”:
A high-flying collaboration
- Cirque de la Symphonie director Bill Allen does not mind that his wildly popular family presentation is sometimes compared to that other mega-spectacular, Cirque du Soleil.