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January 20, 2021

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Keeping Jazz Alive on the Shore with Fred Hughes

Fred Hughes, founder and director of Jazz Alive based in Talbot County, has been a musician all his life growing up in Lancaster, Pa., and spending summers with his dad on and off his boat at Kent Island. He later moved to Washington and, for years, had a gig with a jazz club in National Harbor on the Maryland shore of the Potomac River along the D.C. Beltway. "I remember looking out at the ... [Continue Story]

Arts Highlights

Looking at the Masters: Candy Chang by Beverly Hall Smith

The year 2020 is finally over and now we can look forward to 2021 with both hope and uncertainty.  Candy Chang, a contemporary American, says she ... [Continue Story]

  • Spy Music Review: Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra’s End of Year Concert
  • Art on Lockdown: Dorchester Center for the Arts’ Barbara Seese
  • The Library Guy: Donald Hall Award Winning Poet Joy Priest
  • At the Academy: The AAM Members Show 2020
  • Looking at the Masters: The Story of Saint Nicholas
  • Looking at the Masters: Of Turkeys and Thanksgiving
  • The Arts: New Work by David Dunn
  • Review: MSO Takes on Bartok’s Divertimento and Vivaldi’s Lute Concerto by Steve Parks
  • Spy Arts Moment: Hegland Glass Wins in Philadelphia
  • Mid-Shore Arts: Mainstay Keeps the Mojo Going with John Thomas
  • Chesapeake Arts: Keeping Art Alive and Selling During COVID with Carla Massoni
  • The Avalon Loves Susan Werner and Susan Werner Loves Them Right Back

Delmarva Review

Delmarva Review: Bring Me Some Hope by Sepideh Zamani

Author’s Note: Originally, I wrote this poem for Iranians who were killed during the peaceful protest on November 15, 2019 and those people who died in the Ukrainian airplane ... [Continue Story]

  • Delmarva Review: Learn to Sail by Donna Reis
  • Delmarva Review: In A Common Sea by Orman Day
  • Delmarva Review: Now That I’m a Grandpa by Michael Brosnan
  • Delmarva Review: Leaving Spain by David Salner
  • Delmarva Review: Eyes of the Crab by Ann LoLordo
  • Delmarva Review: Thanksgiving by Meredith Davies Hadaway
  • Delmarva Review: When Friendship Dies by Sue Ellen Thompson 
  • Delmarva Review:  Bread by Alamgir Hashmi
  • Delmarva Review: I Donate My Aunt’s Clothes to the Unfinished Business Thrift Shop by Irene Fick
  • Delmarva Review: El Salvador by Marvin Jonathan Flores
  • Delmarva Review: A Rose by Any Other Name by Alison Thompson
  • Delmarva Review: Would It Change a Thing by Sylvia Karman

The Library Guy with Bill Peak

The Library Guy: Donald Hall Award Winning Poet Joy Priest

Bill’s guest today is the young poet Joy Priest, whose very first book of poetry, Horsepower, won the prestigious Donald Hall Prize for Poetry last ... [Continue Story]

  • The Library Guy: Ann Finkbeiner on Wars in Space
  • The Library Guy: USNA Poet Temple Cone Talks to Bill Peak
  • The Library Guy: Poet Meredith Davies Hadaway Talks to Bill Peak
  • The Library Guy: Poet Sue Ellen Thompson Talks to Bill Peak
  • The Library Guy: New Yorker Writer Casey Cep on Dorothy Day
  • The Library Guy: An Exit Interview with Talbot County Free Library’s Bill Peak

Arts Notes

Academy Art Museum Opens New Exhibitions January 29

The Academy Art Museum is opening two new exhibitions on January 29, 2021. From Cassatt to Chicago: A Celebration of Women Artists in the Permanent ... [Continue Story]

  • Academy Art Museum Announces February Events
  • Meredith Foundation Awards Poetry Honor to Chestertown’s Robert Earl Price
  • Chesapeake Music Presents Rising Classical Music Stars in a Virtual Concert
  • World Premiere at Church Hill Theatre on February 12, 13 & 14
  • Cabin Fever Film Festival Presents This Beautiful Fantastic
  • Adkins Arboretum and the Fiber Arts Center of the Eastern Shore Present Yarnstorming!
  • Quartet: New Poetry Journal for Woman 50+
  • Library Guy Interviews Donald Hall Prize for Poetry Winner Joy Priest
  • DCA Kicks Off the New Year with Iconic Poster Exhibit
  • Academy Art Museum Annual Members’ Exhibition Open Over the Holidays
  • Two More Days for “Ho Ho Hope : A Covid Christmas Play”
  • Celebrate the Holidays with CBMM

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