Baltimore's Winter Rainbow Round-Up

Robert Doyle READ TIME: 2 MIN.

BALTIMORE, MD - A New Year brings excitement and adventures to Baltimore with the opening of the Four Seasons Baltimore, new exhibits at the city's world-class museums, and activities for everyone.

As an eclectic city, Baltimore hits the vacation spot for the modern LGBT family. For the kids, Clifford the Big Red Dog marks his spot at Port Discovery Children's Museum and the world of bugs can be explored at the Maryland Science Center.

Adults can take in a flick at the Charm City LGBT Film Festival and explore the culinary delights.

Find out all the details at www.visitbaltimore.org to customize your itinerary. What's going on around Baltimore? Check out the list below:

  • Charm City LGBT Film Festival
    Creative Alliance
    January 20-21, 2012
    www.creativealliance.org/events/eventItem2902.html

    To give Baltimore a taste of the best queer filmmaking of the past year, Creative Alliance brings you the 2012 Charm City LGBT Film Festival! Funny, thought-provoking and innovative, these films represent variety of cutting-edge work from Baltimore to Jakarta to Ecuador to the planet of Zots! Films include "Codependent Lesbian Space Alien Seeks Same," "Married in Spandex with Dance Tranny Dance," and "Angel."

  • Into the Woods
    CENTERSTAGE
    March 7 - April 15, 2012
    www.centerstage.org/woods/Home.aspx

    What happens after Happily Ever After, after all? In Sondheim and Lapine's beloved musical retelling of the Grimm classics, a parade of familiar folktale figures find their way "Into the Woods" and try to get home before dark - under the guidance of Mark Lamos, who dazzled us with "A Little Night Music" in 2008.

  • Print by Print: Series from D�rer to Lichtenstein
    The Baltimore Museum of Art
    Through March 25, 2012
    www.baltimore.org/events/id/3652

    Discover more than 350 prints by Canaletto, Pablo Picasso, Ed Ruscha, and other European and American artists who created images in series. The true vision of these artists is realized as each series is shown in its entirety.


    by Robert Doyle

    Long-term New Yorkers, Mark and Robert have also lived in San Francisco, Boston, Provincetown, D.C., Miami Beach and the south of France. The recipient of fellowships at MacDowell, Yaddo, and Blue Mountain Center, Mark is a PhD in American history and literature, as well as the author of the novels Wolfchild and My Hawaiian Penthouse. Robert is the producer of the documentary We Are All Children of God. Their work has appeared in numerous publications, as well as at : www.mrny.com.

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