Publisher Relegation Books opens a gallery exhibit featuring artistworks coupled with poetry from their literary magazine, R&R. Curator and writer Joesph Grantham will welcome guests to opening and closing (March 22) night events, featuring poetry readings and conversations with the artists.

Toni Draper (Frances Murphy Draper) is an amazing treasure of Baltimore.  She is the granddaughter of the founder of the AFRO American Newspapers (AFRO News), of which she now is CEO and Publisher.  She is Vice Chair of the National Newspaper Publishers Association.  She is the author of three books and will bring her most recent book, “Prayer and Pen,” for purchase.  She is also a senior pastor in the AME (African Methodist Episcopal) Church, recently retired from Freedom Temple Zion Church in Baltimore.

Join The Emmanuel Choir for a traditional service of Choral Evensong. An organ recital, performed by Adam Detzner, precedes the service

Imani-Grace Cooper performs sultry vocal jazz for Valentine's (Note New Date!)

Come join the fun as we share a delicious pancake breakfast and hear about Lenten liturgies, music, and formation opportunities from this month’s Forum Hour speakers, The Rev. Anne Marie Richards and Christian Lane.

The Noon service on Ash Wednesday is held in the Chapel (entrance on Read Street). The liturgy is spoken and includes Holy Eucharist and the Imposition of Ashes. All are welcome. All are loved.

The 7:00pm service on Ash Wednesday is held in the Main Church (entrance on Cathedral Street). The liturgy is enhanced by the beautiful artistry of the Emmanuel Choir and includes Holy Eucharist and the Imposition of Ashes. All are welcome. All are loved.

America's preeminent professional choral ensemble for women's voices, in concert

A major work by the Nobel laureate author, a novel written during the rise of fascism in Europe that imagined a similar fascist takeover in America. America's dictator, Buzz Windrip, was inspired not only by Louisiana populist Huey Long but also by the less-known William Dudley Pelley, an American writer of sentimental fiction turned New Age fascist.