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Under the leadership of Dr. Joan Blomquist, chair of the department of gynecology, the new Women’s Center at GBMC consolidates comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for women under one roof. This approach eliminates fragmented health services by bringing together experts to provide coordinated care. Dr. Blomquist describes how this modern system is improving healthcare for women.
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Author and anthropologist Linda Rabben has been researching, writing and talking about stained glass since moving to Baltimore in 2021. Based on her book, Through a Glass Darkly: The Social History of Stained Glass in Baltimore, her illustrated presentation focuses on stained glass in churches, homes and public buildings in Roland Park and other Baltimore |
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We visit two historic synagogues, followed by a docent-led tour of two exceptional art exhibits within the Jewish Museum of Maryland. Curated by Susan Isaacs, the first exhibition is called Modernisms. It explores the works of a diverse group of Baltimore artists responding to modernist ideas. The second exhibit is titled Upon Thy Gates and |
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Wendy Bronfein, co-founder and chief brand officer of Curio Wellness, brings a thoughtful, policy-informed perspective to one of today's most dynamic wellness conversations: cannabis. She draws on her work with Curio Wellness and advocacy at the state and national level.
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Take a trip through three and a half centuries of Baltimore County’s diverse and rich history. From the county’s industrial steel mills of the east, to its western regions, where wealthy businessmen built Victorian summer homes, to its millworks and farms, Baltimore County is truly “an America in miniature.” The Historical Society of Baltimore County, |
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1 event,Please join us for a rockin’ afternoon at the BSO’s Meyerhoff Hall. Women Rock delivers iconic hits from Carole King, Tina Turner, Janis Joplin, Aretha Franklin, Pat Benatar, Heart, and more in a high-energy concert with an unmistakable rock attitude. It’s a fun, audience-friendly concert that will have you dancing in your seat. Meet at |
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Real estate developer and Seawall cofounder Thibault Manekin has had a front-row seat to what happens when ordinary people refuse to accept the world as it is. In this talk, Thibault draws on stories from the streets of Baltimore, the divided communities he has worked in across the globe, and the unlikely real estate projects
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From medieval times to modern day, traditional folk music and aesthetics have inspired classical composers and singer-songwriters alike. Soprano Allyssa Noone and pianist Tom Zalmanov will discuss and perform selections from a classical art song, musical theater, and folk repertoire through the ages. |
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Chef Jerry Schlichting, co-founder of Clean Cuisine, shares his 25 years of experience in the food industry and his passion for excellent food.
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Celebrated social reformer, abolitionist, writer and statesman Frederick Douglass was born into slavery in Talbot County, Maryland, in 1818. Two hundred years later, Club member Carlisle Hashim began a Frederick Douglass podcast series about the Great Liberator. Her compelling 16-episode series includes interviews with three Douglass descendants and a Cork, Ireland, scholar, as it traces |
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