“See” listings
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BALTIMORE TATTOO MUSEUM
Whether you're a hardcore body art fanatic or you're just a bit curious, this unusual museum provides a window into tats and body piercing. Check out the tattoo memorabilia or watch the artists at work before stepping into the tattoo studio yourself. (03/2008)
1534 Eastern Ave
410-522-5800
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FELLS POINT CORNER THEATER
Three Days of Rain, the play that drew audiences to Broadway for Julia Roberts' stage debut, hits Baltimore March 14 through April 13. The FPCT doesn't have Hollywood actresses, but it promises affordable tickets and an intimate atmosphere. (03/2008)
251 S Ann St
410-276-7837
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THE HOWARD PETERS RAWLINGS CONSERVATORY AND BOTANIC GARDENS OF BALTIMORE
Housed in a collection of greenhouses and display pavilions, the conservatory is a treasure trove of cacti and succulents, exotic orchids, towering palms and bright tropical flowers (03/2008)
In Druid Hill Park
410-396-0180
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THE WALTERS ART MUSEUM
If you think J. Lo has impressive bling, you'll be floored by the baubles on display at the Walters' latest exhibit. "Bedazzled: 5,000 Years of Jewelry" offers a comprehensive view of accessories (especially rings) throughout the ages. (03/2008)
600 N Charles St
410-547-9000
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART
Home to 90,000 works of art, this Baltimore institution provides a crash course on art from the Renaissance to the contemporary era. What's better, general admission is free to the public. Don't miss the multimedia exhibition, "Front Room: Notes on Monumentality," which opens February 27. (02/2008)
10 Art Museum Dr
443-573-1700
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HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL
Celebrate teenage love at Broadway Across America's production of High School Musical. There's no Zac Efron, but the tween set will still dig the talented young cast's stage retelling of Troy and Gabriella's sweet love story. February 19 to March 2. (02/2008)
At the Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center 12 N Eutaw St
410-547-7328
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LANDMARK THEATRES HARBOREAST
This chic multiplex is the latest addition to Baltimore's cinematic scene. The theater boasts seven screens, comfy leather stadium seating, a lounge for post-movie cocktails and validated parking for just $3. (02/2008)
645 S President St
410-244-6636
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MARYLAND SCIENCE CENTER
The dinosaur and outer-space exhibits are perennial favorites at this science center, but budding engineers head straight to "K'Nex: Building Thrill Rides," which lets little ones put all that math and science to use by building their own roller coasters. (02/2008)
601 Light St
410-685-5225
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THE REGINALD F. LEWIS MUSEUM OF MARYLAND AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY & CULTURE
Explore Maryland's deep African-American roots at this downtown museum, which features local art, culture and political history. Current exhibits include "Textual Rhythms," a display of 64 intricate quilts that examines the often symbiotic relationship between visual art and jazz. (02/2008)
830 E Pratt St
443-263-1800
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THE AUDREY HERMAN SPOTLIGHTERS THEATRE
The carnivalesque British satire Cloud 9 runs through March 9, and beginning March 20, The Tale of Sweeney Todd brings the sordid tale of the demon barber to life. Be warned: The title song will stick in your head for days. (01/2008)
817 St. Paul St
410-752-1225
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THE BALTIMORE BLAST
The Blast is Baltimore's Major Indoor Soccer League team, and a home game is the perfect setting for a night of affordable family fun. Catch the Blast at the 1st Mariner Arena at 7:35pm on January 4, 18 and 25. (01/2008)
1st Mariner Arena at 201 W Baltimore St
410-732-5278
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THE CHARLES THEATRE
Movie buffs head to this art house theater to stay abreast of the latest indie hits and to relive the past with old-school Hollywood retrospectives. Stick around after the show to mingle with fellow film fanatics in the cool lobby. (01/2008)
1711 N Charles St
410-727-3464
www.thecharles.com