North Oaks Book Club
North Oaks Book Club Discussion
North Oaks Book Club Discussion
Please join us as we discuss the 2026 One Maryland One Book, No Sense in Wishing: Essays on Black Music, Belonging, and Baltimore. “There are moments in our lives when we discover an artist, an album, a film, or a cultural artifact that leaves a lasting impression. These moments inform how we understand the world, […]
Join us for a discussion of the 2026 One Maryland One Book selection No Sense in Wishing: Essays on Black Music, Belonging, and Baltimore by Lawrence Burney. No Sense in Wishing: Essays on Black Music, Belonging, and Baltimore by Lawrence Burney is a personal and analytical essay collection that showcases his home city of Baltimore, […]
Join Lawrence Burney and One Maryland One Book for the Baltimore Museum of Arts’ Violet Hour Series, which connects communities with artists through interactive engagements. In connection with the exhibition Flashback: Two Centuries of Baltimore Photography, writer and critic Lawrence Burney will provide a reading from No Sense In Wishing , as well as a special preview screening […]
Join the Pratt Page-Turners Book Club for a discussion of the 2026 One Maryland One Book selection, No Sense in Wishing: Essays on Black Music, Belonging, and Baltimore by Lawrence Burney. No Sense in Wishing: Essays on Black Music, Belonging, and Baltimore by Lawrence Burney is a personal and analytical essay collection that showcases his […]
Book discussion for the One Maryland One Book selection: “No Sense in Wishing” by Lawrence Burney
Discuss this year’s One Maryland One Book selection, “No Sense in Wishing”, by Lawrence Burney in Edgewood Hall Rm 132 on the campus of HCC. HCC faculty, janice mahinka, will be giving a short presentation followed by a Q&A session and small group discussion. Light refreshments will be provided. Hosted by HCC Library and the […]
HCC Library will be co-hosting our One Maryland One Book event with HCC’s DICE Committee (Diversity, Inclusion, Culture, and Equity). The event will take place on Wednesday, November 4th from 1PM-2:30PM in Edgewood Hall Room 132. HCC faculty, janice mahinka, will be giving a short presentation related to the OMOB, followed by a Q&A session […]
Join us to discuss this year’s OMOB No Sense in Wishing.
One story cannot capture an entire living heritage. One strategy cannot accomplish an important mission. In this engaging workshop, Pocomoke Indian Nation storytellers will share how generational knowledge, primary sources, interactive programs, consultations, publications, static displays, educational programs, multimedia projects and partnerships work together to preserve and interpret Pocomoke history, culture, and lifeways. Participants will […]
Join us for a special screening of Charm City, a documentary that explores Baltimore through the experiences of residents, community leaders, and activists working to create positive change in their neighborhoods. The film examines themes of community, resilience, social challenges, and the ongoing efforts toward reform in a changing city. Following the screening, we will […]
Join a panel discussing several themes of the book, including historical perspectives on Black music and belonging and approaches to writing creative non-fiction. The panel will be moderated by SU Associate Professor of English April Logan and featured panelists are SU Professor of Music John Wesley Wright and Assistant Professor of English Christine Spillson.