Kimberly Stokes, renowned businesswoman, has a new location for Classic Consigns by KYS. Her consignment boutique has clothes for men and women, 7214 Harford Road. Call 410-868-3716.

Hello everyone, 

I hope that all is well with you. Families who have lost someone since we last talked, you are in my prayers. With my column, we are going to keep you having happy thoughts, with a smile and lots of fun. Just continue to read my column and make notes.

There’s a lot going on this month. I want you to choose one or two events and go have fun. Don’t forget to read the cutlines under each photo. It will give you a lot of information. The concert that I’m about to tell you about will be “The BOMB!” It is called “The Best of Duke Ellington’s Sacred Concerts.” The unforgettable afternoon of jazz legend Duke Ellington’s music will feature St. James Bicentennial Orchestra under the direction of Dr. John R. Lamkin II; The Baltimore City College Choir; Marcus Smith, director; special guest pianist, Charles Covington; and solo artists, my girl, Gabrielle Goodman and Bruce Henderson; and dancer Brinae Ali at St. James Episcopal Church, located 829 N. Arlington Avenue. For ticket information, call 410-523-4588. Enjoy!

 The St. James Bicentennial Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. John R. Lamkin II, along with the Baltimore City College Choir; Marcus Smith, director; special guest pianist, Charles Covington; and solo artists Gabrielle Goodman and Bruce Henderson will present the Duke Ellington’s Sacred Concerts at St. James Episcopal Church 829 N. Arlington Avenue on Sunday, February 18, 2024. For more information, call 410-523-4588.

There will be a Pre-Valentine’s Day Gala presented by DJ Mel and his wife on Saturday, February 10, 2024 from 1-5 p.m. at The Cellar 2 Chateau Room, located 7631 Harford Road, Parkville, Maryland. The evening will include live entertainment; door prizes; cash for the best red Valentine’s Day outfit; dinner; BYOB; and live entertainment by Lady J; Sharon E; and Charron. For more information, call 443-766-3100.

 My “Boo-Boo”, “Shorty” and I stopped by the Classic Consigns by KYS last week to see Kimberly Stokes and her new consignment store we have been hearing so much about. They are located at 7214 Harford Road. We were truly impressed. I don’t think I have ever seen such a big consignment store so detailed. I mean, they had everything from handbags; dresses, suits; pants; skirts; sweat suits; sweaters; blouses, blazers, evening wear, such as gowns and tuxedos, evening gowns, vintage clothing, jewelry, scarves; belts; ties; shoes; boots; jackets and coats for both men and women. She carries sizes  2-22. I have not seen anything like it. We stayed there for hours looking around amazed. If you like clothes, or need something special, or if you like designer clothes and can’t afford it from a regular boutique, I recommend going to Classic Consigns by KYS. You will not come out empty-handed and the price is right.

Dr. Eunice Moseley, columnist/journalist since 1986 with The Baltimore Times, who now lives in California recently published her self-help book, “Journey to Success.” Her book will be presented at book shows in the US and other countries: Baltimore; San Diego; New York; Long Beach; Boston; London, Beijing, Germany, the United Arab Emirates and Mexico. Congratulations, my dear friend. Much success.

 St. Casimir’s Catholic War Veteran’s Auxiliary is having a Valentine’s Day Bull & Oyster Roast on Sunday February 18, 2024 from 2-6 p.m. at Rosedale Gardens, located 8037 Philadelphia Road. Live entertainment will be provided by Gene Vince & the Cadillac Cruisers and David Smooth #1 Temptations Motown Revue. For more information, call Clara 443-708-8556. Tell them “Rambling Rose” told you.

 Those of you who like a little bit of jazz in their lives, check this out. A jazz brunch will be held on Saturday, February 10, 2024 from 10 am to 2 p.m. featuring the Rollex Band & Company at the Columbus Gardens, located 4301 Klosterman Avenue in Baltimore. For ticket information, call Peaches Camphor at 410-521-3439. This event is to support “The Dorsey Educational Fund, Inc.”

  JD Howard, renowned photographer has passed away. His funeral was last Wednesday at March Funeral Home on Wabash Avenue in Baltimore, Maryland. His photography was one of a kind. His work took him from the White House to South Africa and the Million Man March. His work with many of the churches in Maryland was advertised in the AFRO American Newspaper where he worked for many years. JD has also taken photos for The Baltimore Times over the years. He will truly be missed.
 

 Well, my dear friends, I have run out of space. It has been a pleasure talking to you, but I have to go. Remember if you need me, just call me at 410-833-9474, or you can email me at rosapryor@aol.comI don’t do TEXT! I do not write about events from FACEBOOK! You MUST email your information to me. Attach flyers and photos. UNTIL THE NEXT TIME, I’M MUSICALLY YOURS.  

Rosa Pryor
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