River & Rail Theatre Company

Shriver Hall Concert Series (SHCS) is a prominent cultural institution in the Mid-Atlantic region, established in 1966 by Dr. Ernest Bueding and dedicated music enthusiasts from The Johns Hopkins University. Known for its commitment to musical excellence, SHCS has played an influential role in introducing world-renowned classical music artists and ensembles to audiences, becoming a hallmark of excellence, intimacy, enrichment, and community. The series began with six performances and has expanded to 14 public events annually, featuring a legacy of significant debuts and premieres. SHCS's roster of artists includes luminaries such as Radu Lupu, Murray Perahia, and Daniil Trifonov, among others. The organization also supports emerging musicians through its Discovery Series, offering free concerts throughout the region, and the Spring Lecture Series, focusing on the intersection of music and society. SHCS is recognized for its educational initiatives, collaborating with local schools and subsidizing student tickets. The Baltimore Sun has lauded SHCS as Baltimore's finest importer of classical music talent.