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Marvelous Opportunities Through Senior Box Office Marvelous Opportunities Through Senior Box Office PLAYS/MUSICALS CONCERTS TOURS TOURS ~ continued Baltimore Center Stage Bach Concert Series Almshouse Tour & Talk The National Cryptologic Museum Baltimore Playwrights Festival Baltimore Chamber Orchestra Amaranthine Museum National Electronics Museum CCBC Catonsville Baltimore Choral Arts Society American Visionary Art Museum Oriole Park at Camden Yards CCBC Dundalk Baltimore Classical Guitar Society B&O Railroad Museum Painted Screens of East Baltimore CCBC Essex Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Ballestone-Stansbury House Patterson Park and Pagoda Chesapeake Shakespeare Company Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestra The Baltimore Basilica Phoenix Shot Tower The Children's Playhouse of Maryland Children's Chorus of Maryland Baltimore Center Stage President Street Station/Civil War Museum Cockpit in Court Common Ground on the Hill Baltimore Heritage Walking Tours Sagamore Farm Court Jesters Young People's Theatre Contemporary Arts, Inc. Baltimore Heritage Walking Tours (Urban Ranger) Sagamore Spirit Distillery Dundalk Community Theatre Greenspring Valley Orchestra Baltimore Immigration Museum Savage Mill Fells Point Corner Theatre Handel Choir of Baltimore Baltimore Museum of Art Sherwood House ~ Cromwell Valley Park The Glyndon Area Players Harford Choral Society Benjamin Banneker Historical Park and Museum SS John W. Brown Liberty Ship Heritage Players Holiday Brass Baltimore Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower The Star-Spangled Banner Flag House Howard CC Rep Stage Hopkins Symphony Orchestra Carroll Mansion Skyesville Tour Liberty Showcase Theatre Jerusalem Mill Village Cockeysville Recycling Facility System Source Computer Museum Loyola University Maryland Concert Series Enoch Pratt Library Wockenfuss Candies/Fenwick Bakery Evergreen Players Maryland State Boychoir Fire Museum of Maryland WYPR Radio Poison Cup Players Morgan State University Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Martime Museum Memorial Players Music in the Great Hall w/Fells Point Walking Tour DINNER THEATRES Morgan State University Peabody Institute of JHU G Krug & Son Ironworks Museum Oregon Ridge Dinner Theatre Red Branch Theatre Company Pro Musica Rara George Peabody Library The Sky Is the Limit Community Theatre Shriver Hall Concert Series Glenn L. Martin MD Aviation Museum OPERAS/DANCE Spotlighters Theatre Towson University Greektown Tour Morgan State University St. Gabriel Miracle Players Unified Voices of Johns Hopkins Green Mount Cemetery Peabody Institute of JHU St. Paul's School Hippodrome Theatre Stevenson University Historic Dickeyville Walking Tour OTHER Theatre Project Historic Ellicott City Walking Tour Benjamin Banneker Planetarium Towson University Irish Shrine RR Workers Museum Orioles Game Tickets Vagabond Theatre Jewish Museum of Maryland Jerusalem Mill Village Events Woodbrook Players Lake Roland Park Walking Tour Len Proctor - Improv Young Victorian Theatre Company Ladew Topiary Gardens Sugarloaf Crafts Festival Literary Mount Vernon The Lyric OTHER EVENTS with M&T Bank Stadium Tour SENIOR BOX OFFICE Martin Marietta Materials Company ~ Texas Quarry Antique Appraisal Day Maryland Historical Society Baltimore Orioles Game/ Maryland Historical Society of Baltimore County All-You-Can-Eat Buffet Maryland Proton Treatment Center (MPTC) Book Club Maryland Public Television (MPT) Game Day McFadden Glass Factory High Tea with Marion McGinnis Montebello Filtration Plant Restaurant Fundraiser Days Mount Clare Museum House Speaker Series 9/13/18.
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