Members of the National Orchestral Institute perform works for brass and woodwind chamber ensembles at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in College Park, featuring works by Henri Tomasi, Émile Bernard, and Marcel Dupré with David Houston, organ. A free pot-luck picnic follows.
Please note this event was incorrectly printed to begin at 3 PM but has since been corrected to begin at 5 PM.
On Saturday, May 12, MilkBoy ArtHouse is hosting a full day of panels, discussions and events for all ages as part of the Prince George’s Arts and Humanities Council’s (PGAHC) 2018 Festival of Literary Arts (FOLA).
Join Art Works Now, The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, Urban Arts Leadership Program, and Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance as we collaborate to create a public work of art to be displayed at MilkBoy ArtHouse in College Park!
All ages are welcome and feel free to drop by anytime between 10 AM and 1 PM.
Addressing the existence of institutional equity and inclusion is as necessary as it is urgent. The photo exhibit Pushing the Tempo: Investigating Equity and Inclusion of Race and Gender in the National Orchestral Institute + Festival was curated in an effort to promote healthy communication about these issues.
Jazz in the lounge! Unwind and meet the NOI+F participants!
Jazz in the lounge! Unwind and meet the NOI+F participants!
NOI students will join festival director Richard Scerbo to talk about their experience in developing this year's "Beethoven's Second" concert.
Join us for Beethoven's Second on Saturday, June 9, 2018 at 8 PM!
Join us for a lively conversation about Leonard Bernstein and his pervasive influence on music, film, Broadway, and more!
Don't miss Pops Extravaganza: Bernstein at 100 on Saturday, June 2, 2018 at 8 PM!
Janet McKinney, Music Archivist at the Library of Congress, will discuss the Bernstein, Copland, and Gershwin Collections at the Library and how the collections are used to create exciting performances.
Don't miss Copland, Gershwin, & Bernstein on Saturday, June 16, 2018 at 8 PM!
Join us for a lively conversation with multi-media artist and puppeteer Doug Fitch about the return of Petrushka to NOI+F and where the production has been since it was last here.
