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Shape up and ship out to the Inner Harbor for some serious Baltimore exploration. Not for the standard jaunt around the mall or Cheesecake Factory, but some Historic Ship action.
Four historic ships, a museum, and lighthouse add up to a fantastic Historic Ship tour. Visitors can tour the ships, explore the decks and check out one of the oldest Chesapeake lighthouses still standing.
Offering another perspective in the diverse city of Baltimore is the Jewish Museum of Maryland. Now through July the museum is displaying local artist Loring Cornish’s installation, “In Each Other’s Shoes.” The exhibit focuses on pertinent issues faced by the African-American and Jewish populations, current and past.
The museum features three galleries with different exhibits and offers a wealth of information on the rich historical and cultural experience of Jews in America. The museum provides visitors with an informative and enlightening look into Jewish culture and history.
The Washington Capitals sit right behind the Tampa Bay Lightning as they hold the number two spot in the Southeast division of the Eastern Conference. Newly acquired players such as Jason Arnott, Marco Sturm, and Dennis Wideman could be the key for the Capitals to finally make a trip to the Stanley Cup. Arnott will add depth as he comes to the team with experience and size. Arnott will gear up right away after the trade deadline had closed on Monday. Jason Arnott was placed on the second line with Brooks Laich and Alexander Semin in his first game as a Capital on Tuesday evening against the New York Islanders. The Capitals are 34-20 as they head into March and April for a few games before the playoffs start.
It’s time for some mayhem. On March 26th the Charm City Roller Girls will be holding their first bout of the home season down at DuBurns Arena. The night will begin as the Night Terrors take on the Junkyard Dolls, immediately followed by a bout between the Charm City Roller Girls All Stars and the Detroit Derby Girls. These girls mean business, and they need our help as we root against the visitors from Michigan.
New manager Buck Showalter made moves in the off season to try and help the struggling Baltimore Orioles for the 2011 season. The Orioles have been one of the worst teams in baseball since greats such as Cal Ripken Jr., Eddie Murray, Brady Anderson, and Roberto Alomar all moved on from the sport. However, during the off season the team picked up three Major League Baseball sluggers. First baseman Derrek Lee, outfielder Vladimir Guerrero, and shortstop J.J. Hardy will join the Orioles and look to pick up the slack that has been lurking the Orioles over the past few seasons.
Spring break approaches! So, while you’re tanning on the beach, or flying on the plane, or just being lazy and not working on schoolwork, perhaps you want to enjoy this week’s Top 40 at the same time? Please excuse Conor Oberst’s creepiness in the photo pictured here, because his 2011 release The People’s Key has topped our list yet again!
Shrek the Musical is coming to Baltimore on the final leg of its North American tour, hitting the Hippodrome on March 22nd and running until April 3rd. Based on the 2001 blockbuster smash hit of the same name, Shrek the Musical tells the wholesome tale of a hideous, yet loveable ogre who embarks on quite the journey to save the beautiful Princess Fiona. Blending together moments of action, humor and love, this is a show that the whole family can honestly enjoy. Whether you want to unleash your inner-beast or your inner-child, come down to the Hippodrome before it is too late!