Heroes of the Fourth Turning, the title of this drama about a head-on collision of conservative Catholicism with partisan polemics, refers to a theory that
The Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra downsized into a more intimate chamber music format for its Ensembles Concert Series opening night, Friday, which continues with weekend matinees
Two Eastern Shore ministers—each sharing their experience as a “Faithful Witness at the Minneapolis Truth & Freedom Strike and Protest”—opened their Sunday afternoon presentation with
Born a century ago in Texas, Robert Rauschenberg lived and worked most of his life in New York City and Captiva Island, Florida, where he
The Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra’s Grammy-winning music director, Michael Repper, nominated for two more Grammys to be awarded in 2026, led the first of three “Holiday
The season debut of Chesapeake Music’s popular Interlude concert series marked the return of the New York City-based Renaissance String Quartet – friends for a
The Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra bills its 28th season, 2025-26, as one of “Bold Voices, Eternal Resonance.” It’s hard to beat Beethoven for eternal resonance. And
As remarkable and important as the Water’s Edge Museum collection of Ruth Starr Rose paintings and prints may be, its provenance is even more so.
“To the Edge of Your World” is the intriguing title of a new exhibition by Anita Groener at the Academy Art Museum where she was
“The Greatest Songwriters of the 20th Century” brings to mind – at least to music lovers of a certain age – “The Great American Songbook”