Calendar

<p>Celebrate Community. Strengthen Impact. Experience J Live. </p> <p><i>An unforgettable night of music, meaning, and community spirit.</i></p> <p>Join us at the Gordon Center to honor community leaders, Annette & Michael Saxon, as well as experience an extraordinary evening with The Players and Friends, a dynamic group of Rock & Roll Hall of Fame musicians from Chicago, the Doobie Brothers, and Peter Frampton. Enjoy familiar favorites, fun with friends, and a feel-good night of music, dancing, and celebration! </p> <p>Scroll down to learn more about sponsorship opportunities! </p>

<p>A collaboration between Ballet Theatre of Maryland and Full Circle Dance Company, blending the grounded power of modern dance with the soaring sweep of ballet to engage your mind and move your spirit.</p> <p><i>Eligible for complimentary ticket selection for Friends of the Gordon</i></p>

<p>A celebration of the world’s most innovative and diverse guitar talents, the 26th Annual IGN Tour presents a stellar lineup featuring Lucas Imbiriba, Alexander Misko, Thu Le, and Taimane.</p> <p><i>Eligible for complimentary ticket selection for Friends of the Gordon</i></p>

<p>Get ready for the 70s Soul Jam Tribute Concert featuring 4 The Road & Friends along with a full production of the best singers and musicians in the DMV. It's going to be a Funky Good Time as we travel through one of the best decades of music. </p>

<p>In Haifa's impoverished Halisa neighborhood, a childless caregiver at the Children's Health Center makes a risky decision to fulfill her yearning for motherhood.</p>

<p>Featuring the chapters of HaZamir Baltimore and Ashkelon, with special guests Kol Rinah and KSDS Middle School Choirs.</p>

<p>A thought-provoking documentary exploring the extraordinary life and lasting legacy of Henrietta Szold, one of the most influential yet often overlooked, American Jewish women in history.</p> <p>Screening followed by discussion with the film's director Abby Ginzberg, and Sally Levin, Henrietta's grand-niece, moderated by historian Barry Kessler.</p>