Arrive Magazine - July/August, 2011

UP to SPEED

Hotel packages are avail-

A Hitchcock retrospec-
Museum’s 100 years of
able. Visitors to 10 Brandy-

tive: AFI Silver presents
collecting and presenting
wine Valley attractions may screenings of many of Hitch-
Tibetan art. “Ajiaco: Stir-
receive discounted, single-
cock’s best-known titles,
rings of the Cuban Soul,”
rate admission by purchas-
including Rear Window,

on view through Aug. 14,
ing a combination ticket

Vertigo, North by Northwest,
offers a survey of modern
through the Brandywine

Psycho and The Birds. AFI
and contemporary Cuban
Treasure Trail promotion,
Silver Theatre and Cultural
art. Newark Black Film
offered through Sept. 5. The Center, 8633 Colesville Rd.

Festival offers screenings
program provides an oppor- July 1–Sept. 8. 301-495-6720;

Wednesday evenings in July.

tunity for local neighbors to afi.com/Silver.

And top jazz musicians per-
experience the treasures in
form in the sculpture gar-
their own backyard, while

Pier Festival: This summer,
den Thursday afternoons
saving money on admission. the National Aquarium hon-

For the Annapolis event, save 30 percent on the
best available coach rail fare for
one companion traveling with
a paid regular (full) fare adult.
Valid for travel on the Northeast
Regional service to (BWI) Balti-
more Washington International rail
station only. Valid for sale through
Dec. 17, and for travel through
Dec. 20, 2011. Reservations are
exclusively available at Amtrak.
com through visitannapolisspe-
cials/amtrak/ index.aspx. See page
106 for blackout dates and other
restrictions.

in July. 49 Washington St.

Brandywinetreasures.org.

ors its 30-year legacy with

newarkmuseum.org.

special travel promotions

MASSACHUSETTS
For the Delaware events, save 30 percent on the
best available coach rail fare
for one companion traveling in
coach with a paid regular (full)
fare adult. Valid for travel on the
Northeast Regional service to
Wilmington, Del. Valid for sale
through Dec. 17, and for travel
through Dec. 20, 2011. Reserva-
tions are exclusively available
through visitwilmingtonde.com/
amtrak-discount. See page 106
for blackout dates and other
restrictions.

and events. The aquarium

NEW YORK

hosts a special birthday fes-

Lichtenstein and

tival on the pier, featuring

Hockney: The Smith

Sister Act on Broadway:
live music, outdoor vendors, College Museum of Art
Based on the smash-hit
arts and crafts, conservation in Northampton, Mass.,
film, Sister Act features an
challenges and more. Events presents “L. A. Style: Print-
original score by eight-time
or activities in the aquarium making at Gemini G.E.L.,
Oscar and 10-time Grammy
are included in the price

1966-1976,” an exhibition
winner Alan Menken (Little

of admission. Aug. 5–7. To
featuring the works of David Shop of Horrors, The Little

sign up and find out about
Hockney, Roy Lichtenstein,

Mermaid), lyrics by Tony
special promotions, visit
Ken Price, Jasper Johns,
nominee Glenn Slater ( Tan-
aqua.org/30years.

and many other pioneers

gled), direction by four-time
of American printmaking.

Tony Award winner Jerry

MARYLAND
“Civil War 150th Anniver-
sary: The War Came By
Train”: The American Civil
War was the first major con-
flict where railroads played
a prominent role and the
B&O was the major line that
straddled a divided country.

Between April 19, 1861 ( The
Baltimore Riot of 1861), and
April 21, 1865 (Lincoln’s
funeral train leaving Balti-
more for Illinois), the B&O

For the Batlimore events, save 30 percent on the
best available coach rail fare for
one companion traveling with
a paid regular (full) fare adult.
Valid for travel on the Northeast
Regional service to Baltimore.
Valid for sale through Dec. 17,
and for travel through Dec. 20,
2011. Reservations are exclusively
available at Amtrak.com through
Visitbaltimore.org/amtrak. See
page 106 for blackout dates and
other restrictions.
Annapalooza Music and
Arts Festival: Voted Annap-
olis’ “Best Festival of 2010”
Through Sept. 11. 413-585-

2760; smith.edu/artmuseum.
For the Massachusetts event, save 20 percent on
the best available regular (full)
adult coach rail fare. Valid for
travel on the Northeast Regional
and Downeaster service to all cit-
ies within Massachusetts. Note:
Travel not allowed to originate
in Massachusetts. Valid for sale
through Dec. 12, and for travel
through Dec. 15, 2011. Reserva-
tions are exclusively available at
Amtrak.com through bostonusa.
com/rail. See page 106 for black-
out dates and other restrictions.
Zaks (La Cage aux Folles, A
Funny Thing Happened on
the Way to the Forum) and
a book by Emmy winners
Cheri and Bill Steinkellner
(Cheers). Disco diva Deloris
Van Cartier (Olivier Award
nominee Patina Miller) has
dreams of hitting the big
time. But when she walks
in on a “hit” of a different
kind, the cops hide her in
the last place anyone would
think to look—a convent.

Sisteractbroadway.com.
stood witness, was a partici-
pant in the greatest conflict
by Bay Weekly magazine
readers, Annapalooza is back NEW JERSEY
Belushi on Broadway:

Emmy Award nominee
the U.S. has ever faced and
for its second year, promot-
Jim Belushi (According to

changed the course of Amer- ing and advancing the home- Cuban art and all that

Jim), Tony winner Robert
ican history. The National
grown and multifaceted

jazz: “Tsongkhapa: The Life Sean Leonard ( The Inven-

Landmark Roundhouse fea-
talent in the Chesapeake and of a Tibetan Visionary” is

tion of Love, Dr. Wilson on
tures the largest assemblage Mid-Atlantic Region. Featur- one of three temporary new House) and Nina Arianda
of Civil War railroad equip-
ing bands and performers,
exhibitions, along with six
(Venus in Fur) star in Gar-
ment in the world. Through
art vendors, food and more.