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Directions to Kraushaar Auditorium at Goucher College
1021 Dulaney Valley Road, Towson
Take I-695 to Exit 27A, Dulaney Valley Road South. Turn immediately left into entrance of Goucher College. Upon entering campus, turn left at the first road (next to the pond). Parking lot for Kraushaar is immediately on your right. Parking is free.
Directions to Cathedral of Mary Our Queen
5204 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Take 83 and exit at Northern Parkway East. Travel east towards Charles Street. Turn right on Charles Street, and the Cathedral will be on the right.
Parking is free.
Directions to Towson United Methodist Church
501 Hampton Lane, Towson
Take I-695 to Exit 27B, Dulaney Valley North. Turn right at Hampton Lane, and Church is on the right.
1021 Dulaney Valley Road, Towson
Take I-695 to Exit 27A, Dulaney Valley Road South. Turn immediately left into entrance of Goucher College. Upon entering campus, turn left at the first road (next to the pond). Parking lot for Kraushaar is immediately on your right. Parking is free.
Directions to Cathedral of Mary Our Queen
5204 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Take 83 and exit at Northern Parkway East. Travel east towards Charles Street. Turn right on Charles Street, and the Cathedral will be on the right.
Parking is free.
Directions to Towson United Methodist Church
501 Hampton Lane, Towson
Take I-695 to Exit 27B, Dulaney Valley North. Turn right at Hampton Lane, and Church is on the right.
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Upcoming
Bach B Minor Mass
Sunday, 27 October 2013
3:00 PM • Kraushaar Auditorium
Tom Hall leads the Chorus, Orchestra, and vocal soloists in one of Bach's last and most enduring masterpieces. Vocal soloists include sopranos Hyunah Yu and Nola Richardson, alto Marietta Simpson, tenor John Wesley Wright, and baritone Kevin Deas. Tom Hall will lead a Choral Conversation beginning at 2 pm.
The Baltimore Choral Arts Society, under the direction of Tom Hall, has clearly arrived as one of the finest cultural institutions in Maryland and the nation.
The Baltimore Sun
