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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 the first event of the fall semester, we are delighted to welcome Dr. Randall M. Packard to... |
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Now in its fourth summer, Yellow Arrow is delighted to continue its online creative nonfiction and poetry series, Yellow Arrow Vignette. This year, Yellow Arrow Vignette 2025 was pleased to light the way into the summer with the theme BLAZE, calling out to writers and storytellers and creatives... |
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Join us for Baltimore’s longstanding speculative fiction reading series on the Ivy patio! This September edition features an incredible lineup: Andy Duncan C.S.E. Cooney Mike Allen Alaya Dawn Johnson Mary G. Thompson Jeff Reynolds Many of these writers are contributors to the exciting new tribute anthology to Tanith... |
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The Ivy is teaming up with CHARM: Voices of Baltimore Youth to present 3 free summer writing workshops for teens! These hands-on workshops encourage students to develop their writing skills in a fun and supportive environment, and these three are developed especially to inspire creativity and foster a...
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We're celebrating the 2025 graduates of the MFA program at The University of Baltimore! Come help launch these writers into the next stage of their careers as they share their work with us. Full list of authors to come--mark your calendars for an afternoon on the patio full... |
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The new book Circularity has enjoyed a long germination as the outcome of a fruitful friendship. It twins Karen Klein's haiku with Scott Ponemone's hand-colored linocuts to create a true art piece and meditative object. After 4 short essays, it contains 15 spreads with linocuts and haiku. The... |
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Danny Freeman returns to the Ivy-- and his hometown of Baltimore-- to celebrate his delightful new cookbook, Italianish! It's a book that proves to all of us that the classic Italian-American dishes we know and love are still ripe for reinvention in the hands of a trusted chef. We... |
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Commonplay provides interactive moments for caregivers to sing, play instruments, dance, and connect with their child. Children will develop confidence and music appreciation through playful exploration. In every class, you will experience live music that is dynamic and imaginative and will encourage everyone to move, sing, and create...
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We’re so excited to see you at the Baltimore Book Festival, where you can visit us at our booth on Sept. 13-14. On Sunday, September 14th, we are thrilled to be hosting the 31st St. Stage! Kick off your day at the Festival at 11AM with Rabih Alameddine...
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We’re so excited to see you at the Baltimore Book Festival, where you can visit us at our booth on Sept. 13-14. On Sunday, September 14th, we are thrilled to be hosting the 31st St. Stage. At 12PM, join us to hear from Garth Greenwell and Alicia Puglionesi,... |
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You’re invited to a special additional 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. This event features Marcus Rediker, author most recently of Freedom Ship: The Uncharted History... |
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The Banner Book Club returns, featuring a gathering at The Banner offices with a journalist where you can share in the thoughtful conversation and questions on your favorite books. The September gathering will feature a special in-person visit from Lawrence Burney, author of No Sense in Wishing, a personal and... |
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The Ivy invites you to a book launch for a one-of-a-kind debut novel: Time's Breath by Deborah Brown English! The novel includes the author's own paintings and illustrations in oil and graphite, and this form itself participates in the story, which opens with the discovery of a book... |
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Novelist, short story, non-fiction, and screenwriter Helen Schulman visits the Ivy in celebration of her "virtuosic" new collection of short stories, FOOLS FOR LOVE! Running the gamut from funny to sexy, poignant to surprising, these stories take on romantic enmeshment in all kinds of forms, and do so with... |
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Our monthly IvyKids Saturday moves to The Ivy's location at The Shops at Kenilworth for this special September event! Book- and dog-lovers of all ages are invited to meet the author of THE DOG WHO SAVED THE BEES, Stephanie Gibeault, and the real-life inspirations behind her book, Cybil...
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In a series of sharp and poignant narratives, New American Fiction Prize-winner Craig Bernardini's thrilling new collection of stories delves into questions of spectatorship, alienation, and trauma as "rehearsals for the apocalypse." Join us at Bird in Hand, mere blocks from Bernardini's alma mater at the Johns Hopkins... |
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Commonplay provides interactive moments for caregivers to sing, play instruments, dance, and connect with their child. Children will develop confidence and music appreciation through playful exploration. In every class, you will experience live music that is dynamic and imaginative and will encourage everyone to move, sing, and create... |
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In the first of our fall concert series, Bird in Hand hosts local vocal chamber ensemble, Anchorites. Themed around shifts of seasons, and focusing on fall and spring, this concert is sure to please. Experience our full cocktail menu and coffee bar, and explore a selection of featured...
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In the first of our fall concert series, Bird in Hand hosts local vocal chamber ensemble, Anchorites. Themed around shifts of seasons, and focusing on fall and spring, this concert is sure to please. Experience our full cocktail menu and coffee bar, and explore a selection of featured... |
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Augustine of Hippo (354-430), also known as Saint Augustine, was one of the most influential theologians in history. His writings, including the autobiographical Confessions and The City of God, helped shape the foundations of Christianity and Western philosophy. But for many centuries, Augustine's North African birth and Berber... |
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You're invited to an evening with Phoebe Greenwood, whose new novel Vulture draws readers into the dark heart of western media, and with audacity and humour, questions its complicity in the tragedies that feed it. Centered on a young news reporter who is sent to cover a war from the...
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Join us at Bird in Hand for the music-themed launch of Meri Robie's new novel, Wild Flowers! It's a rollicking story of three forgotten singers who band together (pun intended) to create an award-winning comeback album... and to confront the versions of themselves that pushed them out of...
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Announcing Boys Reading Books: a fiction book club open to men and non-binary people! Proving men read novels too and encouraging more to do so. Next Meeting: Thursday, September 25th at 7pm at The Ivy Bookshop. This month's pick: Rejection by Tony Tulathimutte. Led by The Ivy’s own... |
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Join us for a festive fall morning of creativity and movement with Clay By Hillary and Common Tone! Begin your morning working with Hillary DeWeese from Clay By Hillary and create a cute clay figurine of an apple and a little worm buddy. After sculpting your new fall...
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Many of you may know Clare Banks from her role with Smartish Pace Magazine, which hosts the beloved Hot L Poets Series at The Ivy and Bird in Hand. Now, we are thrilled to be celebrating the launch of Clare's debut poetry collection, NOTES ON ENDINGS, with a... |
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Commonplay provides interactive moments for caregivers to sing, play instruments, dance, and connect with their child. Children will develop confidence and music appreciation through playful exploration. In every class, you will experience live music that is dynamic and imaginative and will encourage everyone to move, sing, and create... |
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The Ivy is over the moon to celebrate our bookseller James Magruder's new collection of short stories, and we hope you'll join us! If you've interacted with Jim in the shop, or in one of his many roles around Baltimore, you have likely encountered his razor-sharp wit, emotional... |
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Eileen Flanagan's Common Ground: How the Crisis of the Earth Is Saving Us from Our Illusion of Separation brings together the author's experiences in Quaker communities, teaching, and grassroots environmental organizing to demonstrate the necessity of solidarity. Flanagan shows that "the illusion of separation"--the fallacy that humans can... |
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Camille Ralphs, editor at the Times Literary Supplement, celebrates the US publication of her debut poetry collection, After You Were, I Am! She'll offer a reading and conversation with Andrew Motion, former UK Poet Laureate and current Homewood Professor of the Arts at Johns Hopkins University. The book's three... |
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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 the October event, we are delighted to welcome Dr. Ksenia Tatarchenko to share her new book Soviet SCI_BERIA:... |
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Kick off your weekend with a festive meet-and-greet with author Libby Buck and her "enchanting debut novel exploring second chances and blossoming romance"! Port Anna is set in a charming port town in Maine, and is perfect for fans of J. Courtney Sullivan's The Cliffs and Catherine Newman's... |
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Kay Healy, author and illustrator of the graphic novel Casey’s Cases: The Mysterious New Girl, joins us for a comic activity, short reading, and the release of the second book in the series, Casey’s Cases: Everything is Terrible. Hailed as “Riotous” in a starred review from School Library... |
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Commonplay provides interactive moments for caregivers to sing, play instruments, dance, and connect with their child. Children will develop confidence and music appreciation through playful exploration. In every class, you will experience live music that is dynamic and imaginative and will encourage everyone to move, sing, and create...
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We’ve teamed up with Libro.fm and Silent Book Club to host a #BannedBooksWeek Read-In in protest of censorship. Join us as we read to fight book bans! RSVP here How it works: Meet your fellow readers at the community table at Bird in Hand Coffee & Books at...
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The Ivy invites you to a book event to celebrate the publication of Vessels of Light: Inspirations from a Spiritual Landscape by photographer Ellen Zimmerman and poet Cantor Karen Webber. Karen will be in conversation with local poet and translator Joseph Reisberg about accessing the spiritual world through... |