WHAT WEEKLY

Top 5 Events :: Jan. 16, 2014

09 January 2014

★ Ezra Lefko

Top 5 Events

(in no particular order)

Each week we round up the most fun goings-on in the city.  Please submit your event to our calendar if you’d like to see yourself here!

1. Fanfare Ciocarlia & Balti Mare at Creative Alliance

Get your Gypsy Groove On!

One of the best live Balkan Gypsy brass bands in the world, Fanfare Ciocarlia, comes all the way from Zece Prajini, Romania to perform a at the Creative Alliance. Hometown favorites, Balti Mare, kick off the night off with their brand of Balkan dance music. Get ready for a night to remember.

2. Nether & Ways at the Bank Gallery

Below the Smog

Nether & Ways Art Opening

3. In the Round

Knitting creative spaces

In the Round is a collaborative project by Baltimore based artists Morgan Frailey and (What Weekly contributor) Kristin McWharter. On view are a series of fiber-based sculptures and performative objects that are constructed via traditional knitting and weaving techniques and that speak to a larger idea of social circles and interactions. The work addresses both the physical challenges of creating space as well as the challenges of breaking social barriers.

4. A Night of Live Music at Current Space

Featuring Soft Cat, Vio/Miré, Peals,  Teen Men, and Mountain Peaks
A sedate evening of folk-inspired indie-rock at the mysterious downtown gallery Current Space.  Bring your best flannel and pair of boat shoes.

5. 4 Hours of Funk

I’ve been dancing since I was twelve…

Get funked and maybe even see some handsome members of the What Weekly editorial staff dancing their hearts out.  One of the better reoccurring parties in Station North.



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