ENTERTAINMENT NEWS IN THE DMV
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Friday, June 2 Baltimore's Department of Recreation and Parks' Rhythm & Reels returns with the screening of Spike Lee's School Daze in Carroll Park, 5 - 8pm Enjoy the Opening reception of Muse and Metaphor, 6 – 8pm at Gallery 1448. This show features six photographers who explore the idea of muse and metaphor in their work. 1448 East Baltimore Street Featured artists are Schaun Champion, Frank Hallam Day, E. Brady Robinson, Paula Gately Tillman, M. Holden Warren, and Elena Volkova. It's the Highlandtown First Friday Art Walk in east Baltimore starting at the Crystal Moll Gallery: 248 South Conkling Street, Gallery C. New works by TIM KELLY and CRYSTAL MOLL, 5 – 8 pm, wine & cheese at the gallery. Celebrate Black Music Month at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum Lewis by getting your P-Funk on with THE JONATHAN FILMORE PROJECT as they present Funktopia Nation. Part theater, part concert and full of original funk, soul and R&B music, 6 - 8:30pm, lewismuseum.org Saturday, June 3
Comedian JORDAN ROCK, youngest of the funny Rock guys, offers his funny stuff throughout the weekend at The Port Comedy Club on South Broadway. Early and late evening shows. All-Star Purple Party Prince Birthday Tribute featuring JUNIE HENDERSON brings soulful sounds to Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club, Doors open at 6pm and showtime is 8pm, bbjlive.com Baltimore Center Stage celebrates its annual gala, 7pm and a Late Night Experience starting running 9pm – midnight. Celebrate with Baltimore Center Stage and the First Lady of Maryland Dawn Moore as they ring in a milestone with creative flair. centerstage.org Sunday, June 4
Baltimore's Farmers Market celebrates first Friday and Pride Month with a Drag Brunch, 11am - 1pm. The Baltimore Farmers' Market is located underneath the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX I-83) at 400 E. Saratoga Street |
![]() Check out the latest issue of What's HOT in the DMV., MAY/JUNE 2023. See it HERE.Sunday June 4 (continued) Vocalist LORI WILLIAMS appears for one night only at Blues Alley in DC, two shows, 8 and 10pm, bluesalley.com HAROLD MELVIN'S BLUE NOTES return to the Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club stage, Doors open at 6pm and showtime is 8pm, bbjlive.com |