Events

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Join us for a relevant and interesting talk about the effects of estrogen deficiency on postmenopausal health. Club member and retired OB-GYN, Dr. Heather Johnson, shares knowledge gained through her 45-year career and provides up-to-date medical insights, practical advice, and suggestions for monitoring, testing, and treatment options.

Johns Hopkins University has made the strategic decision that in order to be a champion of human health, we must consider the health of our planet. Planetary health is an emerging, transdisciplinary field and a social movement that centers our human health within the broad ecological Earth crisis. Chris Marshall and Ben Link, both residents

Son of Hamas by Mosab Hassan Yousef

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Living history with Colleen Webster! In her dynamic one-woman show, Colleen will portray early 20th century Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. Kahlo’s full and fascinating life is highlighted by a projected visual display of her remarkable paintings along with photographs of the artist herself. One of Colleen’s most popular shows.

Learn and practice mind-body-spirit techniques to decrease stress and enhance well-being throughout the day. You’ll feel recentered and rejuvenated following this interactive experience, and you’ll leave the session with a daily recharge action plan.

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Michael Seipp, a self-taught painted-screen artist, shares his love of the urban folk art that is uniquely Baltimore. Since Czech immigrant William Oktavec first painted his iconic “Red Bungalow” in 1913, painted screens have become a beloved tradition in Baltimore’s working-class neighborhoods. Michael shares with us the evolution of painted screens through the decades and

In this interesting “show and tell”, greenhouse manager at Valley View Farms Carrie Engel presents an assortment of houseplants and tropics. Carrie will review plant care, watering, plants that pair well together, and techniques for displaying plaints to their best advantage.

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Ecologist and conservationist John Canoles takes us on a virtual bird walk to show some of the common and not-so-common birds right outside our clubhouse. Increase your appreciation for the natural world around you by learning some of the key field marks for bird identification. John will also teach us ways we can help birds