Events

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Contronting Bad History: How a Lost Cause and Fraudulent Book Caused the John Wilkes Booth Exhumation Trial by Francis Gorman

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We start off our year with an interesting talk by Kate Burgin, The Walters Art Museum’s newly installed executive director and CEO. Kate explores the role museums can play in connecting with stakeholders, legislators and their communities in an ever-changing sociopolitical environment.

The delightful Mary Ann Jung returns to the Club as nurse Clara Barton, who founded the American Red Cross. A true heroine, Barton defied society’s conventions and risked her life in order to help others. Mary Ann packs her engaging performance with history, wit and inspiration.

Renewal Upscale Resale, Hunt Valley Towne Centre, 118 Shawan Rd, Suite I, Cockeysville You're invited to an exclusive evening of fashion, philanthropy, and fun! Join TWCRP for a special Sip & Shop event at Renewal Upscale Resale, a unique boutique run by the Women's Board of the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Enjoy complimentary wine and cheese while you browse new

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Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the US. By understanding the significance of cardiovascular health and taking proactive steps, we can dramatically reduce the risk and live longer, healthier lives. Concierge physician Dr. Michael Albert shares current information about prevention, early detection, and treatment.

One of the defining artists of the 20th century, Elizabeth Catlett was labeled a communist sympathizer during the McCarthy era and was exhiled to Mexico. Catlett expressed the injustices she witnessed through her bold prints and dynamic sculptures. National Gallery of Art lecturer David Gariff surveys key themes from Catlett’s phenomenal 50-year career.

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Local tour guide April Smith offers this spooky look at Baltimore’s dark history. In her revealing talk, April celebrates the spirit of Halloween with ghost stories and eerie tales of haunted Baltimore.

The Last Assignment is based on the astonishing, true story of combat correspondent and award-winning photojournalist Georgette “Dickey” Chapelle. Bestselling author Erika Robuck takes us on a journey through the seven conflicts in which Dickey served, and shares the harrowing challenges Chapelle faced. Like the fictional character Forrest Gump, Dickey seemed to be everywhere, all

Join us at the Roland Water Tower to hand out candy and answer questions about membership in TWCRP. Wear a costume or come as you are; it’s a fun-filled afternoon.

Previously known as Port Covington, the Baltimore Peninsula is now the City’s hottest new mixed-use community. Please join us on Tuesday, October 28, to explore the area with tour guide Ryan Watts, property manager at Bozzuto Properties. Located on the South Baltimore waterfront, Baltimore Peninsula has come to life in the past year, with restaurant

Was Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth really killed at Garrett Farm or did he escape and get away with murder? When proponents of the escape theory requested the exhumation of John Wilkes Booth’s remains, attorney Frank Gorman represented Green Mount Cemetery at trial. Frank describes the four-day trial, the witnesses, the evidence, the tactics, and

Take an armchair tour of the Jones Falls Valley with club member and historian Sharon Harwood. Sharon shares her passion for history and archeology as she uncovers relics that tell the story of Falls Road. From a prehistoric animal track to a First People’s trail, to a turnpike then a streetcar line, and finally to

You’re invited to an elegant evening party to launch this year’s Holiday Silent Auction. Friends and family are welcome. This is your chance to get a sneak peek and snap up items available only at the party. Live music from James Harp. R.S.V.P. by Monday, October 27, to Carol Brandt (manager@twcrp.org).