Explore Baltimore: The American Visionary Art Museum

November 16th, 2016 by WLOY Staff

alejandromecanisme-previewWhat: Yummm! The History, Fantasy, and Future of Food Exhibit

When: Now-September 3rd, 2017

Where: The American Visionary Art Museum

The American Visionary Art Museum, known for its eccentric and out of this world collections, will be hosting an exhibit for the next ten months centered entirely around food. 34 different artists came together to form one exhibit that is interesting, ingenious, and inspires food-revolution. The aim of the exhibit is to raise awareness to humankind’s intimate relationship with food and the effects it has on our society, planet, and future. Through this exhibit, the artists hope to instill a certain sense awareness as well as “food-creativity” in the people. Art and imagination go a long way in helping to provide a dialogue regarding the future of the planet and how to approach our relationship with food from a more loving, healthful, and clean manner.

By visiting this exhibit not only will you be able to enjoy the very careful and imaginative creations of a huge variety of artists, but you also may have your eyes opened to the food-revolution that this exhibit is hoping to shed some light on.

 

 



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Explore Baltimore: Ma Petite Shoe

November 15th, 2016 by WLOY Staff

gfa2gjmh-jpg-largeWhat: Cafe and Crepes

Where: 380 W 36th St

When: Tues-Thurs, Sat 9am-7pm, Fri 9am-8pm, Sun 10am-5pm

Need a cool place for coffee or dinner or dessert? Well, Ma Petite Shoe Cafe has it all! Inspired by Paris, Me Petite Shoe adds its own Hampden twist on crepes, making some awesome sweet and savory snacks. They love to blend international flavors into their food, giving customers a fast of the world in a little shop in Hampden. Whether you’re in the mood for some Cinnamon Sugar crepes, Egg and Cheese crepes, or French Vadouvan Curry crepes, there is something for every craving. 

If you’re not too hungry,then try some of the delicious coffee and tea options. Also inspired by international flavors, Ma Petite Shoe offers everything from Bombay Lattes to Café au Lait. My favorite is the Apple Chai Tea, which is sweet with “just the right amount of spice to warm your soul,” as my friendly waiter put it. Whether you try the Apple Chai or not, you’ll definitely be happy with what you get.

 



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Late Night Concert: PLRLS & The Stents 11/17/16

November 14th, 2016 by WLOY Staff

plrsflyerLooking for a rockin’ Thursday night? Well look no further! PLRLS and The Stents are coming to McGuire Hall this Thursday, the 17th, from 8-10pm and are sure to put on a killer show. WLOY will also be giving away tickets to Balance and Composure and Mac Miller during the show, so make sure you come and swipe in, Loyola students. Stick around during the show to win since Balance and Composure tickets will be given away at 9 after The Stents, and Mac Miller tickets will be given away at 10 after PLRLS.

Described as new wave/post punk rock, PLRLS’s will have you up and dancing with their fast rhythm and 80’s vibes. This local band has been playing their “colorful and angular” music since 2011 all over Baltimore. Inspired by the retro, PLRLS music conveys that image, especially their music videos, found here. You can check out all their music here and catch them live at 9pm in McGuire.

The Stents, another amazing Baltimore gem will be opening this Thursday at 8pm. This nacho loving garage rock band will set you up for a fun night full of fun jams. Inspired by bands like The Who, The Cynics and The Kinks, The Stents employ fuzzy guitar, heavy beats, harmonies, and even some harmonicas to create great songs to rock out to anywhere and anytime. You can find their music here and learn it all in time for Thursday!

 

 



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Greyhounds Basketball Preview

November 14th, 2016 by WLOY Staff

Sports Saturday

Another season of Greyhounds basketball is officially underway as both the men and women’s teams began their season this weekend. The men’s team suffered a hard fought loss to A-10 opponent Duquesne by a score of 65-60 on Friday. However, the women notched their first win of the season in blowout fashion over Lipscomb 74-30.

The men’s team was lead by senior big man, Jarred Jones and junior point guard Andre Walker. The Greyhound tandem each dropped 21 points, but it was not enough to prevail over a tough Dukes team. Junior Chancellor Barnard put up a strong effort on the defensive end as he had a team high 5 blocks. The Greyhounds got limited help off the bench as they only had a combined 3 bench points compared to Duquesne’s 23. The Greyhounds also had a difficult time from the free throw line as they shot 47% from the charity stripe. The men will look to bounce back in their home opener tonight at 7:30 against the Millersville Marauders. Read the rest of this entry »



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Explore Baltimore: Interactive Movie Night

November 11th, 2016 by WLOY Staff

creative-alliance-at-the-patterson-theater-08What: Interactive Movie Night: The Goonies

Where: Creative Alliance, 3134 Eastern Ave

When: Wednesday November 16th, 7:30-11pm

Who needs regular movies when you could see an interactive movie? Definitely not me. Creative Alliance’s Interactive Movie Night is back by popular demand with The Goonies as the featured film! Dress up as your favorite Goonie and come out to play games, enter contests, and enjoy the movie. Hosted by Creative Alliance’s Heather Keating and Jen Marsh, these two lovely ladies will kick off the night of ridiculousness. This craziness includes a Truffle Shuffle dance contest, drink specials, movie trivia, and much more.

Come out at 7:30 to hang out and meet people, or show up in time for the movie at 8. Tickets are $15 at the door or purchase them in advanced here for $12. You can also purchase an Ultimate Fan Pack at the door for an extra $5 which includes everything you need to play the crazy Goonies movie game. So get ready to grab your Ultimate Fan Pack, reteach yourself the Truffle Shuffle, and get ready to play some Goonie games!

 

 



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Explore Baltimore: Maryland Irish Festival

November 10th, 2016 by WLOY Staff

mif_logoweb_400x400What: Irish Festival

When: November 11th, 12th, and 13th

Where: Maryland State Fair Grounds (Timinium Rd & York Rd)

Explore the history and the culture of Ireland at this year’s Maryland Irish Festival! Maryland, one of the first colonies to accept the Irish in the 1600’s, is the perfect place to embrace the Celtic culture, so make sure to come out this weekend. With all the cool things going on at the festival, you’ll learn all about the traditions, music, dance and food of Ireland. Featuring Irish bands like Screaming Orchards, there will be tons of great songs to dance to throughout all the days of the festival. Not interested in the songs of Ireland? Then head over to the kilt competition to see real Irish style, or watch a demonstration on making Irish wool and linen. When you’re all done with these excellent events, check out the various vendors like Benedictine Gift & Book Shop, Got Kilt, and Dancing Hands Jewelry to pick out a great gift for yourself or your Irish friends.



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Explore Baltimore: Arena Players, Inc.

November 8th, 2016 by WLOY Staff

screen-shot-2016-11-08-at-10-49-23-amWhat: Community Theater

Where: 801 McCulloh Street

When: Show Listings, Events

Since 1953, Arena Players has been putting on performances as a way to highlight African-American experiences and bring Baltimore communities together. They wear their title as a community theater proudly, trying to nurture, entertain, and educate the audience, combining the knowledge and talents of those who are part of Arena Players.

Arena Players has shows running throughout the year presented by volunteer actors who love what they do. Almost all the shows put on reflect an aspect of African-American life as a way to offer representation. Their current upcoming event is the play Last House Standing, a play about a family in Baltimore, which will be showing November 11th, 12th, and 13th. Grab your tickets and get in on the scene of Baltimore.



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Explore Baltimore: Bull & Shrimp Feast

November 7th, 2016 by WLOY Staff

14563346_1736342243294796_5497895443533361828_nWhat: Bull and Shrimp Charity Feast

Where: Rosedale Gardens, 8037 Philadelphia Rd

When: Saturday, November 12th, 8pm-12am

Give thanks to the Rosedale Volunteer Fire Company and enjoy this great feast! As a way to salute and honor the armed forces, Rosedale Gardens will be hosting a Bull and Shrimp Feast with tons of food, music, and fun. With a menu featuring shrimp creole, smoked ham, rice pilaf, pasta salad, and much more, you’ll be stuffed by the end of the night. Don’t worry though, dance off all the food to music by One Rock Studios.

For more information or to purchase tickets email rvfdbullroast@gmail.com or call (410)866-2598. Tickets are $35.00 in advance or $40.00 at the door and all proceeds go to support the Rosedale’s Volunteer Fire Company.



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Coffeehouse 11/10/16: Nalani and Sarina

November 4th, 2016 by WLOY Staff

ef66eb_7e98f1e8899d433186cd7d07edc4eb6fThe twins are back! Since their last stop at Loyola, Nalani & Sarina have gotten even bigger and better. Their EP, called Scattered World, has been called “some of the best music being made in 2016” by Dave Marsh and “some funky, danceable tunes” by me. With praise from DJs all over the East Coast, WLOY in honored to have these two talented ladies back at Loyola.

Singing and writing together since they were kids, it’s no surprise the twins have developed their own, unique, harmonious sound. Nalani and Sarina blend together pop, soul, funk, and rock to create great songs that will have you singing and dancing along in no time. Check out their originals here, their covers here, and them in person this Thursday at 8pm-10pm by Starbucks.



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What did the world look like in 1908?

November 4th, 2016 by WLOY Staff

Sports Saturday The Chicago Cubs just won their first World Series title since 1908.
Let’s try that again…
THE CHICAGO CUBS
              WON
THE WORLD SERIES!

Here is what the world looked like 108 years ago, the last time they won.

 

    • Life expectancy was 47 years
    • There were only 8,000 cars and 144 miles of paved roads
    • The maximum speed limit was 10 mph
    • Gas cost $0.15 per gallon
    • Minimum wage was $0.22
    • A Hershey bar cost $0.02
    • There were only 46 states
    • Theodore Roosevelt was president
    • World War 1 had not happened yet
    • The NBA did not exist

     

    Congratulations to the 2016 Chicago Cubs on finally breaking the curse of the Billy Goat!



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