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You're invited to the March edition of Humanities in the Village, an event series in partnership with the Alexander Grass Humanities Institute at Johns Hopkins University, which aims to make scholarship publicly accessible. March's event features Dr. Martha S. Jones, and her new book THE COLOR OF TROUBLE:... |
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Baltimore’s award-winning annual festival of all things literary takes place each spring, and The Ivy is delighted to serve as the festival bookseller. The CityLit Festival, a day-long celebration of literature, brings a literary feast to the region with 20 sessions offering panels, readings, informational sessions, and craft intensives... |
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You have never read a novel quite like THE DEATH AND LIFE OF AUGUST SWEENEY. We're so excited to introduce it you by way of this event with its author, Samuel Ashworth, in conversation with Cutter Wood! In this daring, uproarious novel, legendary chef August Sweeney has served... |
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How much of the author’s “I” finds its way into writing? Is the novelist omniscient, or is she inevitably writing herself into the story? How does the “I” of the memoirist craft herself as a developed character? How much is poetry a self-reflection in time and place? Writers... |
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Monica Wiedel-Lubinski and Karen Madigan from the Association for Nature-Based Education lead a morning play time for the whole family in the Ivy's gardens! Come take a nature walk and make some fairy and gnome homes, and if you're a grown-up, you can browse copies of Wiedel-Lubinski and... |
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Sunday April 13, 2025 at 4pm, The HOT L Poets Series continues at The Ivy Bookshop (Baltimore)-- moving to the patio at 5928 Falls Rd. for the spring season-- with poets Brandel France de Bravo & Christian Teresi! The reading includes an open mic so bring a poem... |
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The Ivy is excited to host mathematician Ismar Volić for a conversation about the enduring relationship between mathematics and democracy, via his new book Making Democracy Count: How Mathematics Improves Voting, Electoral Maps, and Representation! John Watt, who has taught mathematics at the Friends School of Baltimore for more than... |
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You might have noticed the exciting Concrete Poetry 2 Sculpture in the gardens behind the Ivy-- that elegant, interactive concrete alphabet where phrases inspiring and joyful live and change. The sculpture is the work of Baltimore artist Julia Kim Smith, and now, we bring the sculpture to life... |
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For the 4th annual Whose Earth (Day)? event, Vital Matters will offer a fun, educational family event outdoors at The Ivy! Michele Minnick and Sanahara Ama Chandra will take participants through some arts integrated learning, including a sensory walk of the Ivy grounds, where the Jones Falls runs at the edges of... |
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The Ivy is thrilled to host Katie Kitamura in celebration of AUDITION, her latest novel and one the Ivy staff thoroughly loved! An utterly beguiling thriller of the interior, AUDITION is an exhilarating, destabilizing Möbius strip of a novel that asks whether we ever really know the people... |
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We know that many of you know and love Sujata Massey's Perveen Mistry series-- and if you do, we can't wait for you to meet Dr. Gul Delani of Maha Khan Phillips' new mystery THE MUSEUM DETECTIVE! For those of you who are new to both, you are...
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*This event has been postponed. Please stay tuned for a new date!* Join us for the launch of Bernadette Wegenstein's exciting new volume, Jane Campion: Filmmaker and Philosopher! In conversation with Laura Di Bianco, Wegenstein will introduce us to her invaluable contribution to gender and women's studies, film studies, and... |
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Bird in Hand invites you to celebrate a truly groundbreaking development in the fields of Classics and Translation-- the landmark new translation of Homer's most popular epic by distinguished author and classicist Daniel Mendelsohn. On April 22, Daniel Mendelsohn visits Bird in Hand to discuss his new translation... |
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The Ivy is delighted to host Dionne Koller, Director of the Center for Sport and the Law at the University of Baltimore, in celebration of her fascinating new book More Than Play: How Law, Policy, and Politics Shape American Youth Sport. Until now, there has been little legal scholarly...
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The Vital Perspectives on Healthcare and Science series engages with some of the most pressing public health issues of our time, in a regular public forum catalyzed by a book. For this April event, we are delighted to welcome Lan Li to share the book Body Maps: Improvising... |
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In honor of National Poetry Month, the Brown Memorial Tutoring Program and the Ivy Bookshop invite you to a night of good-spirited competitive poetry reading! Compete in one of the below categories or just simply enjoy an evening of Poetry on the Patio: Read an Old Favorite - where... |
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You're invited to an evening of poetry at Bird in Hand celebrating two poets with recent collections: Joanna Furhman and Steven Leyva! Joanna Fuhrman's collection, DATA MIND, situates itself in her generation who entered the digital age as adults, with optimism about the possibilities it would bring for... |
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Saturday, April 26th is Independent Bookstore Day, and we want to celebrate with you! From 9-10am, join us for a range of kids' activities and a special read-aloud celebrating all there is to love about books, local bookstores, and reading together. RSVP here! Then, stick around or visit our...
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Welcome to Independent Bookstore Day, an annual celebration of all things that make indie bookshops the best! We'll be celebrating at all 3 of our locations and we hope you'll swing by to join in the fun. At The Ivy Bookshop at 5928 Falls Rd... Bring the family...
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April 26th is Independent Bookstore Day, and we're excited to present an afternoon meet-and-greet teatime with Diana R. Chambers, author of THE SECRET WAR OF JULIA CHILD! Did you know that before she mastered the art of French cooking in midlife, Julia Child found herself working in the... |
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We’re thrilled to host a joyful celebration marking the 5th anniversary of Paradise Restored Publishing, the independent press founded by local multiple award-winning children’s book author Morenike Euba Oyenusi. Stop by for a festive evening of books, community, and conversation as we honor five years of publishing achievements...
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You're invited to the April edition of Humanities in the Village, an event series in partnership with the Alexander Grass Humanities Institute at Johns Hopkins University, which aims to make scholarship publicly accessible. For April's event, Donald Berger will speak with Nate Brown about his latest collection of... |
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In honor of National Poetry Month, poets Patricia Clark and Karen Fish join us for a reading and conversation on the patio, moderated by James Magruder. Patricia's new book, O LUCKY DAY, provides us spiritual anchor and uplift, perfect for fans of Mary Oliver, and Karen Fish's most... |
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Join us on the patio for an evening of ever-relevant history with Elaine Weiss and her new book, Spell Freedom: The Underground Schools That Built the Civil Rights Movement! You might know Elaine Weiss from her acclaimed previous book The Woman's Hour-- and she returns now with the story of four...
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Yarn and Yap is back at Bird in Hand! It's a series for learning new yarn-based crafts, and for meeting new yarn enthusiasts-- and the April edition is all about embroidery. Click here to RSVP! This series is organized by our very own barista, GK, whose crafts have... |
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The Ivy invites you to a meaningful discussion of climate change in the local and regional context. Mike Tidwell, author of The Lost Trees of Willow Avenue, tells the story of one year of climate impacts on his own block in Takoma Park, Maryland, from the fate of the magnificent... |
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Maggie Master, author of the new middle grade novel THE HOPELING, offers an interactive afternoon for young readers! Featuring conversations about reading and being an author, and a magical wish-themed activity related to the book itself. This event will take place on the Ivy's back patio, so grown-ups... |