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A killer in Baltimore is captured in Bowie. A Sewage leak in Glen Burnie closes a creek. A thousand bicycles will be on the road in Anne Arundel County on Sunday. And a long list of events in the area for the weekend. And, of course, we have some pod news and canines and crosstreks!

Content note: this essay includes mentions of rape, suicide, and other types of violence.

She makes her BMF debut Nov. 2, leading the National Academy Orchestra in two education concerts, Leonard Turnevicius writes.

LOS ANGELES (Oct. 15) — Can music move heaven and earth? Many composers over the centuries have tried, and a select few—Bach and Beethoven come to mind—have imposed a lasting imprint on humanity, art that stirs the human soul to action for a higher purpose.

In a rendezvous negotiated by playwright David Ives, two legendary artists create both a wonderful hit and a curious miss.

Five contemporary operas, a bigger Melbourne presence, more women conductors and directors – Jo Davies' inaugural season suggests a change of direction for OA.

The 2024 Adelaide Festival will feature returning favourites such as Barrie Kosky, Laurie Anderson, Angélique Kidjo, Stephen Page and Akram Khan, as well as introducing a new generation of rising stars from Australia and around the world.

'I understand its construction has not been totally without problems,' Queen Elizabeth wryly noted on that day 50 years ago, when the edifice that would become both the pride and symbol of Sydney finally opened its doors. Clutching skirt and speech notes against a blustery wind, Her Majesty ventured the Opera House would be deemed a wonder of the world. In this, as with so many things, insight did not fail her

Writer, journalist, composer, musician and music critic, broadcaster, artist and poet – Peter Gammond was a Northwich boy who made his name in the…

After a rainy fall week in Vancouver, the forecast calls for a dry – if cloudy – weekend. Here are some options for things to do.