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Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks

Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks serves millions of residents and visitors annually through a wide variety of services and programs. Its primary focus is to provide comprehensive recreational programs for residents and safeguard valuable land through the maintenance and management of over 160 parks and natural areas. The department manages specialized recreational facilities, including two swim centers, two golf courses, three ice rinks, a baseball stadium, a softball complex, and programs tailored to diverse needs ranging from school-age childcare to adaptive recreation. It also cares for thousands of acres of land, encompassing community parks, greenways, archaeological sites, environmental and historical preserves, and large regional parks spanning several hundred acres. Its mission is to create opportunities that allow individuals to enjoy life, explore nature, and restore their health and well-being. Engage on social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn, and stay connected through our weekly newsletter for the latest updates and information.

Anne Arundel County

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Baltimore Metropolitan Area

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Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks serves millions of residents and visitors annually through a wide variety of services and programs. Its...

A new exhibit at , "Through the Rabbit Hole, Visionary Healing Art," will be open June 4-28 at the college's Pascal Center for Performing Arts Gallery. Sponsored by <a href="http://www.arundellodge.org/index.htm" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Arundel Lodge Inc.</a>, the exhibit showcases watercolor and acrylic paintings, weavings, mixed media pieces and visual journals created by Anne Arundel County residents participating in the organization's art program, according to a release. A free reception for the artists, their families and the community takes place from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 5, in the gallery. Participating in the show are: <ul> <li>Diane Armstrong</li> <li>Marisa Bolan</li> <li>Michelle Brookshire</li> <li>Lisa Dahl</li> <li>Robert Depew</li> <li>James Glasgow</li> <li>Beverly Hancock</li> <li>Lee Hanson</li> <li>Liz Hooper</li> <li>Colin Lacey</li> <li>Leah Loebner</li> <li>Bert Lundgren</li> <li>Christian McCarrol</li> <li>Solomon McQueen</li> <li>Margaret O'Brien</li> <li>Sheryl Perez</li> <li>Heidi Richardson</li> <li>Hasheem Rideout</li> <li>Frankie Schlosser</li> <li>Louis Snowden</li> <li>Marie Williams</li> </ul> Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday. For more information on the exhibit, contact Katerina Evans, the director of the art program and the Arundel Lodge Inc. Open Eye Gallery, at 443-433-5914 or <a href="mailto:kevans@arundellodge.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">kevans@arundellodge.org</a>. The art program was created to form a safe, supportive community of artists, where people can explore, express, and recover through classroom, studio and gallery programs in the visual arts, according to a release.   Arundel Lodge helps those with serious mental illness respectfully inspire and support each other in their recovery journey.

A new exhibit at , “Through the Rabbit Hole, Visionary Healing Art,” will be open June 4-28 at the college's Pascal Center for Performing Arts Gallery.

Sponsored by <a href="http://www.arundellodge.org/index.htm" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Arundel Lodge Inc.</a>, the exhibit showcases watercolor and acrylic paintings, weavings, mixed media pieces and visual journals created by Anne Arundel County residents participating in the organization’s art program, according to a release. A free reception for the artists, their families and the community takes place from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 5, in the gallery.

Participating in the show are: <ul> <li>Diane Armstrong</li> <li>Marisa Bolan</li> <li>Michelle Brookshire</li> <li>Lisa Dahl</li> <li>Robert Depew</li> <li>James Glasgow</li> <li>Beverly Hancock</li> <li>Lee Hanson</li> <li>Liz Hooper</li> <li>Colin Lacey</li> <li>Leah Loebner</li> <li>Bert Lundgren</li> <li>Christian McCarrol</li> <li>Solomon McQueen</li> <li>Margaret O'Brien</li> <li>Sheryl Perez</li> <li>Heidi Richardson</li> <li>Hasheem Rideout</li> <li>Frankie Schlosser</li> <li>Louis Snowden</li> <li>Marie Williams</li> </ul> Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday. For more information on the exhibit, contact Katerina Evans, the director of the art program and the Arundel Lodge Inc. Open Eye Gallery, at 443-433-5914 or <a href="mailto:kevans@arundellodge.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">kevans@arundellodge.org</a>.

The art program was created to form a safe, supportive community of artists, where people can explore, express, and recover through classroom, studio and gallery programs in the visual arts, according to a release.   Arundel Lodge helps those with serious mental illness respectfully inspire and support each other in their recovery journey.

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The art features work from artists recovering from mental illness.