The Maryland Film Festival (MdFF) brings films, filmmakers, and audiences together in a friendly, inclusive atmosphere that reflects the unique aspects of our community, while participating in and adding to the larger film dialogue.
Baltimore Center Stage is Maryland’s state theater and a leading professional regional theater, presenting contemporary and classic plays, new work, educational programs, and community-centered experiences.
Baltimore Rock Opera Society creates original, large-scale rock musicals through collaborative productions that combine live music, theater, spectacle, and Baltimore’s independent arts community.
Baltimore Choral Arts Society is a professional choral organization presenting major choral repertoire, new work, collaborations, education, and community programs.
Everyman Theatre is a professional nonprofit theater with a resident company of Baltimore-area artists, producing accessible, actor-centered interpretations of classic and contemporary plays.
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company produces Shakespeare and other classic works in an adaptive-reuse theater in downtown Baltimore, alongside education, camps, classes, and community programs.
Arena Players is a historic African American community theater organization presenting plays, musicals, youth programs, and opportunities for Black artists and audiences in Baltimore.
Spotlighters Theatre is an intimate community theater in Mount Vernon producing an annual season of plays and musicals while supporting local performers, directors, and theater artists.
Baltimore Theatre Project is a performing arts venue presenting experimental and contemporary theater, dance, music, performance art, and interdisciplinary work by local, national, and international artists.
Fells Point Corner Theatre is a volunteer-driven community theater producing contemporary and classic plays in Baltimore’s Fell’s Point neighborhood.
Baltimore Improv Group produces improv comedy performances, classes, festivals, and community programs, supporting a broad network of performers and audiences.
