Last night’s presentation by Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, the final speaker in the Institute for Christian and Jewish Studies’ 25th Anniversary Speaker Series, was interesting and inspiring. The press were interested and inspired as well. Earlier this week, Imam Feisal spoke on WYPR’s Maryland Morning and WEAA’s Marc Steiner Show, was featured in an article in […]
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This weekend, the long-anticipated Mummies of the World: The Exhibit made its Baltimore debut at the Maryland Science Center. The media was certainly wrapped up in the unveiling of the largest collection of mummies ever assembled. WJZ, WBAL, WMAR and WBFF TV stations previewed the exhibition, both the Baltimore Sun and Washington Post ran front
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It a-piers that we’ll be buoying the boating lifestyle in a sea of media come winter. We shore are excited to o-fish-ally announce that we’ve renewed our relationship with the Baltimore Boat Show and the New England Boat Show to promote these two im-port-ant events in 2014. This will be our 15th year setting sail
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The beginning of September is a season of starts: kids go back to class, teachers go back to teaching, the green leaves begin to fade, football season kicks off with a bang (and in Baltimore with one of our clients, see: Keith Urban at the Maryland Science Center). For us, though, the football season isn’t
We promote and coordinate events in 20 markets around the country. That’s a lot of cross-country coordinating. This past weekend drove that point home with tons of coast-to-coast excitement for a couple of our clients. Despite some not-so-patio-friendly weather, on the East Coast the Maryland Science Center threw a rockin’ Patio Party with local Baltimore
We are fond of rituals, especially during holidays. That’s why we were looking forward to yesterday and our 4th of July traditions: beer and barbecue, rooftop parties to watch fireworks, parades, and lounging by the pool. And work. Some of us worked yesterday, on July 4th. It has become another one of our Independence Day
We are sew pleased, as you knew we wood be. Our work promoting craft festivals just won’t qui(l)t. We have signed the paper to continue our relationship with Sugarloaf Craft Festivals. This Fall will be our 13th season promoting these shows, each featuring over 250 jury-selected artists. We are looking forward to fashioning the media
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We have all kinds of weeks: “show weeks” (when our clients have weekend public events), planning weeks, production weeks, and “just-get-it-done” weeks. This week has been a “nice” week, filled with meaningful work that makes us feel… nice. On Monday night, the Women’s Housing Coalition hosted hundreds of guests at a Twilight Garden Party fundraiser
Despite our “leave early on Friday!” policy during the summer, we’re all still here. Next week will be BIG for many of our clients, and we’re making sure they’re ready and set to go. On their (and our) agenda next week: – The Women’s Housing Coalition annual fundraising party is Monday night—a beautiful cicada-free garden party. – Rabbi
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As is always the case on Monday mornings, we have been sharing stories about our weekend adventures: Preakness festivities, weddings, art shows, sports tournaments, museum visits, a baptism. While recounting our personal stories of revelry, competition, culture and celebration of milestones, we are (as is always the case) reminded of our work. Our recollection of
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