John Coffren is an Editorial Assistant specializing in local news coverage in Maryland, particularly in Baltimore. His articles focus on a range of topics including community events, local businesses, education, and cultural activities. John has contributed to publications such as Yahoo News, The Baltimore Sun, and The Capital.
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Baltimore, United States (Local)
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‘Joe Turner's Come and Gone' Sept. 20-Oct. 13: The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company, 7 S.
Full Circle Dance Co. dancer Alicia Williams. (Photo of Full Circle Dance Company 2024 by Brion McCarthy)
Take your pick of comic book events, enjoy a night of laughs, or a jazz/soul vocalist in concert, or a local community's celebration.
See the world premiere of a movie or an opera, watch the sendoff of an MTV classic, immerse yourself in local history, cheer at a pig race or attend a steeplechase race.
Choose a festival for Latino heritage, global folk music or one that's just for fun, pick between a classic horror film based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe or a fresh take on a classic musical-horror-comedy play or get some exercise for a good cause.
By: John Coffren
Events in support of Israel that mark the Oct. 7 attack by the terrorist group Hamas. Sunday: Nova Festival Survivor Speaks
Root for the Ravens, see a rap icon in concert, kids can choose between ice-skating Disney characters or a trip to Frankenstein’s lab, and adults can get a good scare at a haunted house.
Run in the marathon, go to an opera featuring local talent, rock out at a fundraiser, get goosebumps from ghost tales, listen to a blend of jazz and R&B or laugh until it hurts.
Walk in support of those impacted by breast cancer, watch kids in Halloween costumes walk for fun, you and your pet can help an animal shelter, see an 80's pop band in concert, find out what happens to fairy tale characters after the story ends or listen to scary stories in a library.
Attend a gathering for Black artists in business, enjoy an art gallery party, smash Halloween pumpkins, sample craft beers or go to a convention devoted to a robot/automobile franchise.
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