Events

Sharon Strouse is a board-certified art therapist and a suicide-loss survivor. She shares her story of restoration and resilience through art making, a practice of equanimity that serves as a template for well-being. Rich, awe-inspiring images of collage, doll making, kintsugi (golden joinery) and abstract painting highlight the healing potential of an ongoing creative process

With a new administration in place, Baltimore County’s special assistant for projects, Jonathan Schwartz, takes a look at the challenges and opportunities facing Baltimore County.

Registration and fee required

This year’s fashion show features stylish fashions from Octavia Boutique Cross Keys modeled by our own Club members. Come early to shop at Octavia’s pop-up boutique in the auditorium from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Shopping continues after the show.

In 2013 Barbara Tyler Ahlfield left her thriving career as lead fashion illustrator for Lord & Taylor in hopes of becoming a successful fine arts artist. And succeed she did! She is now a fine-art portrait artist specializing in oil painting with a fashion flare. Her signature large-format oil canvases can command prices of $10,000

Please join us for a leprechaun-approved good time at TWCRP St. Patrick’s Day happy hour. Significant others and guests welcome. Bring a friend! Wishing you a pot of gold and all the joy your heart can hold! Don’t miss this festive party. R.S.V.P. by Monday, March 8 to Carol Brandt (manager@twcrp.org).

Hosted by the Nominating Committee

Gwynns Falls Leakin Park, Baltimore’s largest forested park, is entering a transformative new chapter through a historic partnership between Baltimore City and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. This presentation explores the vision for Baltimore’s first City-State Partnership Park, the community-led advocacy that secured $4.28 million in state investments, and the opportunities ahead to improve

Bring your own basket and join us for a spirited egg hunt in the garden. Rain? We’ll move it inside. R.S.V.P. by Monday, March 15, to Carol Brandt (manager@twcrp.org).

Registration and fee required

The Chesapeake Bay Symposium is a full-day event focused on the world’s third-largest estuary, which was declared a national treasure in 2009. From fun facts to education on the watershed and ongoing efforts to improve its waters, we will explore the Chesapeake Bay with some of the leading advocates and thought leaders in the region. During our lunch

We hope the symposium will give you a fuller appreciation of this unique geographic area in which we live, and we also hope you will learn ways in which you can preserve it through your purchasing choices, adopting conservation practices, volunteering, donating and educating others to preserve our national treasure.

Registration and fee required

Former U.S. Senator Ben Cardin and his wife, Myrna Cardin, launched the Cardin Center for Civic Engagement and Civil Discourse at Towson University, the alma mater of Myrna Cardin. The Center seeks to bring together students, faculty and community in an effort to strengthen our democracy. The goal is to prepare students to listen deeply,

An estimated 90 million eligible voters did not cast a ballot in the 2024 Presidential election. According to Pew Research, only about half of American adults under the age of 50 trust information from the national news media. What can local media do to address distrust, combat disinformation and increase civic engagement? WYPR Radio Senior

An evening of memorable music drawn from familiar and famous works in the operatic repertoire. The inimitable James Harp, artistic director of Maryland Opera, will accompany an ensemble of talented singers and offer erudite and witty commentary. This extraordinary event, which includes cocktails and a catered buffet supper, is an occasion that no one will