“See” listings
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ANDY WARHOL: THE LAST DECADE
This exhibit is a retrospective on the Pop god’s later years, including some iconic self-portraits and massive interpretations of da Vinci’s “The Last Supper.” If that’s not enticement enough, the BMA’s permanent collection boasts an impressive 90,000 pieces, including the world’s largest holding of works by Modernist painter Henri Matisse. (11/2010)
10 Art Museum Dr
443-573-1700
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ALL MY SONS
This post-World War II, Tony Award-winning drama launched Arthur Miller’s career in 1947. Take in the show—about a family torn apart when one son decides to marry the fiancée of his missing-in-action younger brother—at the intimate, 170-seat Everyman Theatre. Opens Nov. 12. (11/2010)
1727 N Charles St
410-752-2208
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HAMPDEN
Baltimore’s Hampden neighborhood has a spirited vibe straight from a John Waters film: quirky characters, homey restaurants and a slew of unique boutiques pedaling home goods, vintage finds, high-end designer clothing, locally made jewelry and funky painted crab shells. (11/2010)
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THE WIZ
The 2010-11 season kicks off with a lively production of this kitschy version of Dorothy’s classic quest to get back home, this time propelled by the sounds of Motown, disco and 1970s rock. Through Nov. 7. (10/2010)
700 N Calvert St
410-332-0033
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FELL’S POINT HAUNTED PUB WALK
Get in touch with Baltimore’s spooky side on an adults-only haunted pub crawl. Belly up to the various bars and sip a drink while your guide tells tales. You’ll quickly learn that bustling Fells Point is equally popular with the undead set, as ghosts linger in the neighborhood’s oldest pubs. Friday and Saturday nights this month. (10/2010)
731 S Broadway
410-522-7400
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BALTIMORE RAVENS
Don a Raven’s jersey and get ready for some football. Before kick-off, stroll the Ravens Walk outside the stadium, where vendors sell beer, pit beef and, of course, crab cakes. Home games are Oct. 10 (Denver Broncos) and Oct. 24 (Buffalo Bills). (09/2010)
1101 Russell St
410-261-7283
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WALTER WICK: GAMES, GIZMOS AND TOYS IN THE ATTIC
The Walters Art Museum is known for its impressive collections of ancient treasures, but this month’s new exhibit, featuring the work of Walter Wick, is perfectly modern, colorful and wacky. The exhibit celebrates the author’s children’s books—including the popular I Spy series—with photos and models. (09/2010)
600 N Charles St
410-547-9000
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ED KANE’S WATER TAXIS
The 17 landings of these handy boat taxis include Fells Point, the aquarium and trendy Harbor East. An all-day hop-on-hop-off ticket costs just $10. (07/2010)
Multiple landings
800-658-8947
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ORIOLE PARK AT CAMDEN YARDS
This stadium was built in a former railroad center with stately steel trusses and brick archways. Score inexpensive tickets in the bleachers or upper reserve and pick up a pit beef sandwich to cheer on the O’s. Home games are May 1-2, 11-18 and 25-27. (04/2010)
333 W Camden St
888-848-2473
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CÉZANNE AND AMERICAN MODERNISM
This exhibit delves into Cézanne’s impact on the American art scene, with 16 of his paintings displayed alongside works by artists influenced by Cézanne, like Maurice Prendergast and Man Ray. (03/2010)
10 Art Museum Dr
443-573-1700
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ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE
Don green and watch dancers and bagpipers jig their way from the Washington Monument to Market Place. The pre-parade Shamrock 5K follows a similar route. March 14. (03/2010)
Inner Harbor
no phone
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REGINALD F. LEWIS MUSEUM
Celebrate Black History Month at the largest museum on the East Coast dedicated to African American history and culture. Exhibitions explore how Maryland’s African-Americans have impacted the state and the country while battling violence and racism. (02/2010)
830 E Pratt St
443-263-1800
africanamer...culture.org