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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

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The Invincible Brain (HarperCollins, 2026) offers a hopeful and science-backed roadmap for protecting and strengthening the brain at any age. Drawing on decades of clinical experience in neurology and neuroscience, Dr. Majid Fotuhi explores how the brain is far more adaptable than most people realize, and how practical lifestyle choices rooted in neuroplasticity research can

During the first half of the 16th century, Venetian painters began to explore the lyrical aspect of nature’s always-changing phenomena: the effects of lighting across stormy skies, fires on mountainsides and tempest-tossed seas. Temporal landscape imagery intermingled with the idea that nature’s phenomena were replete with divine significance. The natural world not only evidenced the

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Hosted by the Finance Committee

When we drive through Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood, we are looking at one of the "great museums of American architecture." Every building has a story. Learn from historian, urban planner and authority on Baltimore's architecture Charlie Duff what makes Baltimore's Mount Vernon our greatest neighborhood.

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Please join us for this important and informative day. We will share the Club’s annual report, including a financial overview and future plans for the Club, and hear your ideas and suggestions.

Club member Susan Manekin interviews Baltimore City Comptroller Bill Henry regarding issues that matter most to the residents of Baltimore City. Since taking office in 2020, Bill has worked to modernize city government by improving financial systems. His leadership has focused on making government more responsive to the needs of Baltimore's citizens.

Ebb & Flow is a dynamic group of 12 a cappella singers. This performance includes music from many genres, including sacred music, American and English folk music, selections from musical theater, and pop music. Free and open to the public.

Deborah Levinson, LCSW, explores the nuances of resilience and productive aging. A Johns Hopkins-trained psychotherapist and clinical social worker, Deborah has focused her career on understanding how people mourn and how they create new chapters in their lives after loss.

Please join us in honoring our treasured fifty-year Club members, who will gather for a special luncheon in the library. This is a great opportunity to thank these respected women for their devotion to The Woman’s Club of Roland Park and to hear from them about our storied past.

Named in honor of Hall of Fame tight end John Mackey, who wore jersey number 88, the “88 Plan” is a health reimbursement plan designed for former NFL players diagnosed with conditions such as dementia, ALS and Parkinson's disease. Sylvia Mackey, John’s wife, established the Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration (AFTD) in 2006 in order to