Join us in celebrating the creative legacies immigrants have brought to American culture, from the concert hall to the library and beyond, in a program spanning the classical masterpieces of John Philip Sousa and Aaron Copland, to popular songs by Irving Berlin and George Gershwin, to performance art by Yoko Ono.
The In the Stacks Concert Series at the Johns Hopkins Sheridan Libraries and University Museums offers an informal, dynamic way for audiences to engage with music and performance art. Throughout the year, this concert series activates Baltimore’s iconic George Peabody Library—a glorious space with five tiers of cast-iron balconies that soar up to a latticed spotlight—with art, music, dance, film, drama, and more. Join us for up-close, unforgettable experiences with musicians and performance artists who are thinking outside the box.
Event DateThursday, August 14, 2025Start Time: 6:30pm EDTEnd Time: 7:30pm EDT
17 E Mt Vernon PlBaltimore, MD 21202
ContactSheridan LibrariesSam BessenArtistic Director of In the Stacks and Levy Family Curator of Sheet Music and Popular Culture667-208-6715inthestacks@jhu.edu
Signing in with your Johns Hopkins Events (or Ecommerce, Alumni) account will automatically fill in your name and address information in the next step of event registration. If facing issues while logged in, try submitting the form without login. Selecting Continue as Guest will allow you to register for an event without signing in to an existing Johns Hopkins account.
No items entered. Please add items below.
Thank you for supporting the In the Stacks concert series, a cultural outreach program of the Johns Hopkins Sheridan Libraries. Your investment will enable us to continue this free community music and performance art series that "Baltimore" magazine says makes classical music “accessible—and relevant—in the 21st century.” When you make a gift, you join the Friends of the Johns Hopkins Sheridan Libraries community, which provides support for acquisitions and conservation, public exhibitions and programming, and resources to help Hopkins scholars stay ahead in a research landscape that is constantly changing.