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ARTCLUSIVE SERIES: BEATS PER MINUTETHE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIP HOP;BALTIMORE’S (UNTOLD) CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CULTURE  Baltimore’s cultural scene is undergoing a rebirth. The ARTclusive Series of “club music, hip hop, and contemporary art” highlights the diverse artistic influences from the Continue reading The RLB Library Collaborates with Several Art Institutions to Host a Hip-Hop Tour Celebrating Local Art and Culture→

Come and explore the Black Butterfly Exhibit, which draws inspiration from the widely-acclaimed book “The Black Butterfly” by Dr. Lawrence Brown. Join us in honoring April as Fair Housing month, an issue Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. passionately advocated for, Continue reading The Black Butterfly Art Exhibit at the RLB Library→

The RLB Library will celebrate Pi Day on March 14 at 3:14 p.m.  Please join us in the Math & Statistics Center BL #201 (second floor of the RLB Library).  In honor of Pi Day. Enjoy pie, swag, and raffle giveaways. Continue reading Pi Day at the RLB Library→

  The exhibition will last two weeks and include a silent auction, an exhibition, and a reception. A group of young artists from Carver Vocational Technical High School Cre8tive Xpression and Art Club have decorated salvaged furniture in the vein Continue reading Tom Miller Week Exhibition at RLB Library February 13th–25th, 2023→

During Welcome Week at RLB Library, an exciting to start your Ubalt spring session experience. Those who attend RLB Library’s Welcome Week are more confident when they start classes and more successful in their academic careers. This is because they Continue reading Welcome Week; Casino Royale At The RLB Library→

RLB Library is delighted to announce this amazing event!  Join RLB Library at the Eubie Blake Center for this FREE Holiday Celebration! Register Here ! As part of the ongoing Ubalt/JHU Community Archives Program;  this soulful celebration of Baltimore Cultural Continue reading Duke Ellington’s The Nutcracker Suite Jazz and Ballet Concert→

The growth of video games from the debut of pong (50 years ago today) into a major medium for cultural and artistic expression has lead to games flourishing into a increasing variety of forms. It has also lead to a Continue reading Game of the Week: Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3→

In the 1990s the SEGA Corporation had a problem, their rival company Nintendo had a popular mascot in Mario whose games were very popular and helped establish a strong brand. SEGA considered a lot of options when developing a competitor, Continue reading Game of the Week: Sonic the Hedgehog→