This year-long exploration through performances, exhibitions, and community programs asks us to imagine who “we” are — as neighbors, as artists, as Baltimoreans, and as part of the ever-evolving story of America. Across every stage, gallery, and classroom, We the People draws a bold through-line: that the arts are a living expression of who we are and who we’re becoming. Each performance, workshop, and festival adds another voice to a larger conversation about home, heritage, and identity — illuminating how creativity can both honor our past and reimagine our future.
Next year’s programming includes signature events like Elvis Fight Club and Crankie Fest as well as newbies like Orchestra of indigenous Instruments, Goxxip Girl Collective and The Many Americas Film Series. We invite you, our closest friends, to join us in shaping the America we want to see.
