This Week: Aaron Dante interviews Cara Ober, Lisa Snowden, and Michael Teitelbaum at Pratt Central Library; Transformer’s Summer Soirée; Truepenny Projects presents Salty by AJ Clauss at The Voxel; a works on paper opening reception at Grimaldis Gallery; Dr. Sketchy celebrates 17 years at Mobtown Ballroom; Station North Second Friday Art Walk; BJC Bake Sale Fundraiser; Joan Cox opening reception and artist talk at TU; Bethesda Painting Awards reception; Inviting Light opening party with Tony Shore and Phaan Howng; Black Writer’s Pride Week kicks off at Charm City Books; and an artist talk with Hosey Corona at Creative Alliance — PLUS Artist to Artist Consulting opportunity with Jeffrey Kent and more featured artist opportunities!
Also follow Baltimore Pride here and see their ongoing event schedule!BmoreArt’s Picks presents the best weekly art openings, events, and performances happening in Baltimore and surrounding areas. For a more comprehensive perspective, check the BmoreArt Calendar page, which includes ongoing exhibits and performances, and is updated on a daily basis.
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Baltimore’s Media Moguls with No Pix After Dark Live Podcast
Tuesday, June 10 :: 6:30pm
@ Enoch Pratt FREE Library, Central Branch
Join Aaron Dante of No Pix After Dark in interviewing three of Baltimore’s heaviest hitting media moguls. Aaron will be joined in discussion by Lisa Snowden, Editor in Chief of the Baltimore Beat, Cara Ober, Executive Director and Publisher of Bmore Art, and Michael Teitelbaum, President of Baltimore Magazine. Join us in the library for what is sure to be a fascinating look into the past, present, and future of Baltimore publications!

Transformer Summer Soirée
Wednesday, June 11 :: 6:30-8:30pm
@ The Line DC
Join Transformer for a Summer Soirée, rooftop at The Line DC. Celebrate our 23rd birthday while enjoying the best views of the city! Shop the FlatFile, mingle with artists, and enter to play a Pride themed game of skill to win an artwork of your choosing from the FlatFile! FlatFile artist Heidi Phelps will also be conducting full moon Tarot readings, with her limited edition tarot decks for sale.
Transformer is excited to share special announcements with you about our Summer programs & Fall 2025 Gala over drinks and bites as part of The Line DC’s Pour Decision Wednesday rooftop series, featuring gorgeous sunset and monument views, sophisticated wine for less, and a soundtrack to match.
Enter The Line DC through the Champlain Street, NW G Level Lobby to see Transformer’s exhibition haus of bambi: A Radical PRIDE on view through June 28!

Truepenny Projects Presents: Salty by AJ Clauss
Thursday, June 12 :: Ongoing through June 22
@ The Voxel
Performance Dates: June 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
Website: www.truepennyprojects.com
Tickets: On sale at https://voxel.org/
Ticket Price: $25 – $35
Audience: 15+
Description:
“One of the most beautiful and moving pieces of theatre”
– Desert Ensemble Theatre
Truepenny Projects presents the Baltimore premier of Salty by AJ Clauss. Directed by Tessara Morgan and featuring David Brasington, Griffin DeLisle, Vicky Graham, Sydney Marks, Will Murphy, Nigel Semaj and Caitlin Weaver.
Salty is a play about penguins and people. It is set in one of the last remaining conservation zoos in a future gripped by catastrophes created by climate change. Animals have stopped procreating, humans suffer from debilitating headaches, predators run rampant, and amidst it all, two male Adélie penguins decide to parent an egg in their small Antarctic exhibit. Salty cleverly decenters the human experience of climate catastrophe and highlights the inspiring natural animal instinct of survival.
Before and after select performances, there will be talkbacks and informational booths with Baltimore organizations such as 4MyCity, Chesapeake Climate Action Network, and Sea Grant!
Follow the show at https://www.instagram.com/truepennyprojects/
Tickets go on sale in April at: https://voxel.org/. Contact Truepenny Projects directly at truepennycollective@gmail.com for questions and discounts!
Please note that masks will be required on Sunday performances.
This project is part funded by Maryland State Arts Council.
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