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Writers LIVE!: Mahalia Jackson, Moving On Up a Little Higher
November 5, 2026, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

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Authors Timothy Tyson and Mary Williams discuss their portrait of gospel singer and civil rights figure Mahalia Jackson, in conversation with Vann Newkirk. Also presented virtually; registration required.

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Admission: Free; registration required
Audience:
  • Adults
Participation Format: In person
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400 Cathedral St, Baltimore, Maryland 21201

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