Georgetown Cabaret is a student pop-rock band. Spanning funk, rock, R&B, indie, and more, the band is now in its 49th year. Since their pandemic hiatus and return concert in 2021, they’ve performed several years of sold-out shows and are excited to return to Union Stage for a fourth consecutive year.

Experience an incredible multidisciplinary performance at Joe's Movement Emporium with Candis Gamble. Get ready to be captivated by an unforgettable experience that celebrates our roots and the power they hold in shaping who we are. Immerse yourself in an evening of music, dance, and storytelling that will leave you inspired and connected to your heritage. Don't miss out on this opportunity to embrace your roots and discover the beauty of cultural diversity. See you there!

Let's help a student continue the school year with a smile.

Available while supplies last.

Bags have been supplied by IHG Hotels & Resorts.

For more information, contact Katherine Farzin at kfarzin@greenbeltmd.gov or call (240) 542-2019.

Join us in person at The Clarice or watch the livestream from the comfort of your home.

This concert of new music cultivates the talent of modern classical composers and inspires musicians and audience members alike. Featuring original compositions by School of Music student composers, new music concerts range from solo to chamber works and can even include electroacoustic performances.

Join us in person at The Clarice or watch the livestream from the comfort of your home.

With words and music by Michael Ching and conceived by Dean Anthony, Speed Dating Tonight! is a one-act comic opera that explores the human desire for connection. We meet many different characters, some bold, some shy, some ready to start a relationship, and some just getting over their exes. The opera is made up of 90-second dates that give us a peek into each character’s life as they try to find their perfect match.

OperaTerps is a student-led ensemble affiliated with the UMD School of Music. This production is generously sponsored by the Pepsi Enhancement Fund.

Please note that the location has changed from Tawes Hall to the Gildenhorn Recital Hall at The Clarice. Join us in person or watch the livestream from the comfort of your home.

The UMD School of Music's graduate fellowship string ensemble, the Thalea String Quartet, explores the American influences behind the works of Antonín Dvořák, Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) and The Beatles. The program will also include Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges's String Quartet No. 4 in C minor.

Program:

Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges: String Quartet No. 4 in C minor
The Beatles: Abbey Road Suite
Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR): String Quartet No. 5 "Rosa Parks"
Antonín Dvořák: String Quartet in F Major, Op. 96 No. 12 "The American"

Join us in-person at The Clarice or watch the livestream from the comfort of your home.

The 2021 Fall Choral Collage is a celebration of music, life and love throughout the ages. This concert will feature selections performed by the UMD Treble Choir, UMD Men’s Chorus and University Chorale. Comprising singers from across the university community, these three choirs will perform choral standards and new works from composers such as Ralph Vaughan Williams, Clara Schumann and UMD composition alumna Dale Trumbore ’09.

Join us in-person at The Clarice or watch the livestream from the comfort of your home.

This concert of new music features compositions by School of Music student composers Ray Fields and Rizgar Ismael brought to life by student musicians Madeleine Jansen, Grace Wang and Johnny Shaw IV. Fields's Breathing will spotlight dancer Tessa Hom with choreography and videography by Adrienne Kraus Latanishen. New Music at Maryland concerts cultivate the talent of emerging student composers and inspire musicians and audience members alike. Learn more about New Music at Maryland in this feature story that ran in The Diamondback in 2019.

Program:
Ray Fields: Elektronica Etudes 1, 2, 3
Rizgar Ismael: Wellen
Ray Fields: Breathing
Rizgar Ismael: The Phrygian Journey, Suite

BSU Theatre reads twelve short horror screenplays written by writers enrolled in VCDM 370: Screenwriting on the lawn outside of the Fine and Performing Arts Center.

Hosted by: BSU's Department of Fine and Performing Arts

The audience should bring a blanket or fold-up chair. Costumes are fun/optional.

Contact:

Bob Bartlett
Email: bbartlett@bowiestate.edu
Phone: 301-860-3769
Website: http://www.bowiestate.edu/bsutheatre

Dates: Now through June 30, streaming on Marquee TV

$5 Tickets are now on sale for Signature in the Schools: Here’s the Deal, a world premiere play by Caleen Sinnette Jennings and performed over Zoom by local high school students with professional actor Felicia Curry (The Scottsboro Boys). 

In Here’s the Deal, people are in economic ruin and there is a hot debate over the government’s role to solve the problems of an increasingly anxious American people. Is it 1929 or 2020? Watch our trailer above to see talented students explore the legacy of the New Deal.

Line it Up DMV is a premier showcase for the best high school student skills players in the DMV.

If you feel you are the best in the DMV Line It Up, come prove it. Sept 5, 2020. Free to all student-athletes. Will be highlighted by the HS Sports Network of the DMV @houzmazoonetwork. Social Distancing Rules Apply (Must bring a mask)

In conjunction with Irish Heritage month, this student-based dance company wows audiences throughout the region with its creative choreography and lively performances of traditional (and some “not-so-traditional”) Irish dance shows.

Sponsored by the Office of Community and Equity, Episcopal High School's 4th Annual MLK Jr. Day Symposium aims to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and celebrate his legacy and ideals. This year's focus on justice brings together a variety of voices and perspectives. We endeavor to foster a greater awareness of the role Dr. King has played in the lives of all and to facilitate conversations and workshops that promote equity and inclusion within our community and the larger global community of which we are a small part.

This year, National Book Award winner and Guggenheim Fellow Ibram X. Kendi will serve as our opening keynote speaker and host workshops based upon his New York Times bestseller, How To Be An Antiracist.

MSEA is proud to announce the 35th annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration.

This year’s theme is African and Latino American Experiences of Everyday People. The celebration will feature student performances and keynote address by Dr. Ivory Toldson. Dr. Toldson will speaking about his new book, No BS (Bad Stats): Black People Need People Who Believe in Black People Enough Not to Believe Every Bad Thing They Hear about Black People. There will be books for sale at the event. The celebration will also honor the recipients of the Reginald F. Lewis Student Art Awards as well as MSEA-sponsored awards like the Dot Lloyd, Human and Civil Rights, and Minority Recognition awards. 

Registration is now open. 

Registration will close on January 1, or when seats are filled. 

Performances: Jan 15 @10:15am special performance for children, grades 3-8; Jan 22 & Jan 24 @11 am special performances for seniors

Feel the powerful movement of Step Afrika! Enjoy an hour-long interactive program that blends the percussive dance style of stepping practiced by historically African American fraternities and sororities. Infused with songs, storytelling, and humor, this show is sure to get audiences on their feet!. Ages 60 and above.  

The Garrett Park School of Music is proud to present Rock Ensemble Student Showcase II, a live rock performance showcasing Garrett Park School of Music's newest music program, Rock Ensemble. Come experience a wide range of rock songs performed by students aged 8 to 16 in four bands currently enrolled in the Garrett Park School of Music's Rock Ensemble.

Bring your 4th-12th grade students to learn more about pursuing a career in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM).  The Summit includes continental breakfast and a full day of workshops on technology and career topics. Parents can also attend workshops on tuition for college and resources for paying for college through federal agencies that provide internships. 

$10 - Patriot Members
$20 - Non- Patriot Members

For more information, call Patriots Technology Training Center at 301-925-9350 .

The Bowie High School Music Department presents “The Bowie Festival of Bands,” a night featuring the elementary, middle, and high school bands of Bowie.

Free event.

Presented by the Bowie High School Music Department. Free with digital or printed ticket.

Performances: 10:15am and 12pm.

George Washington Carver and Friends gives students a fast-paced and accessible introduction to many influential black Americans who have shaped our nation over the last 150 years. The lives and accomplishments of Booker T. Washington, Jackie Robinson, Thurgood Marshall, Madame C.J. Walker, and other famous leaders are brought to life in this empowering production. 

Curriculum Connections: Black History, History and Social Studies, STEM 

Ages: Recommended for grades Pre-K through 5th

School of Rock teaches guitar, bass, piano, drums, and vocals. They take students from the lesson room to the stage, developing confidence and musicianship with programs for all levels.

Matinee for all ages.

Special film screening of movies made by Prince George’s County Public School students!

Presented by MIMITVA and PGAHC. View 2018 student films from Beltsville Academy, Mt. Rainier ES, Rosa Parks ES and Surrattsville ES. View 2017 student films from Beltsville Academy, Nicolas Orem ES and Accokeek Academy.

Free.

The Garrett Park School of Music is proud to present Rock Ensemble Student Showcase II, a live rock performance showcasing Garrett Park School of Music's newest music program, Rock Ensemble. Come experience a wide range of rock songs performed by students aged 8 to 16 in four bands currently enrolled in the Garrett Park School of Music's Rock Ensemble

Prince George's County Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative presents Back to School 2018 in the Woodlawn/West Lanham Hills TNI area. Free food, music, activites, games, backpack giveaways, dental services, haircuts and much more. 

Performances by Patrick Garner: November 29, 10:15 am & 12 noon 

Meet the greatest inventor of all time, live and in-person! Help Thomas Edison recreate some of his most famous experiments and learn some secrets that will help you every day when you try to solve problems or become frustrated by mistakes. 
Recommended for grades 3-5
Curriculum Connections: Mathematics, Science, U.S. History
Tickets: $8/person; $6/person in groups of 20 or more

This performance is supported by a grant from the GEICO philanthropic foundation; free tickets are available for qualifying Title 1 schools.

In The Land Before Kind, Bullysaurus Rex is doing everything he can to stop the other dinosaurs from accepting and being kind to the new dinosaur on the block – Terri Dactyl. You’ll roll with delight and have a dino-mite time as these young dinos learn how to end bullying when they see it, how to stop someone from bullying, and teach Bullysaurus how to be kind.

Curriculum Connections: Anti-Bullying, Character Education, Language Arts (Foundational Skills, Informational Text, Literature, Reading, Speaking & Listening, Writing). For Grades K-2

Performances: 10:15am and noon

Join us to meet with numerous school admission offices and representatives from various educational institutions to learn more about their programs and what they have to offer. Take this opportunity to start conversations with people who can be influential in helping you make the best academic selection for your family.

We will have representatives from religions, non-denominational, private, independent, public, Montessori and many others institutions. Your family does not want to miss this event.