I’ll emcee the last Lit & Art of the year, including my writing partner and beta reader, Danielle Ariano, as one of the featured readers.

2024/ 2025 OFF THE WEB—an exhibition and series of events featuring Baker Artists, including a Literary Artist Fair.

The Baroque ensemble, ACRONYM, is making its Baltimore Debut, and I’ll have the pleasure of interviewing them on stage before the concert.

Books & Brews — a winning combo! There’ll be about 40 of us with our books throughout the day, possibly (probably?) with a brew in hand. Do come and hang out with us!

The Choir of St. David’s offers choral music commemorating All Saints’ Day, including works of C.H.H. Parry, Edgar Bainton, and Douglas Buchanan, paired with Music in Words by cellist Molly Aronson and Judith Krummeck.

photo credit: Devin Wilson

A reading and conversation about sibling relationships with my writing partner, Danielle Ariano

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Featured reader

Renowned viola da gambist, John Moran, will perform music to complement readings from The Deceived Ones in the Far East Room at Evergreen Museum & Library.

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Where words leave off… music begins! Join us for a special event! “Music in Words” will complement Manor Mill Gallery’s current art exhibition, and author Judith Krummeck will read from her novel, “The Deceived Ones” along with cellist Molly Aronson.

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Book signing at Browseabout Books about two blocks from Rehoboth Beach (look for the green awning) in the store or outside if the weather permits .

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Readings and discussion with poet Pantea Amin Tofangchi about the Iran-Iraq war and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, as they appear in Pantea’s poetry collection Glazed With War and my novel The Deceived Ones

Meet and Greet and book signing for The Deceived Ones and the poetry collection Glazed With War by Pantea Amin Tofangchi

Inner Loop monthly series, hosted by Rachel Coonce and Courtney Sexton, with featured reader Kim Roberts, Author's Corner Spotlights Danielle Ariano & Diana Rojas, and 8 other writers (TBA) reading shorter sets of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. Free admission; advance reservations required.

My first time ever narrating Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf, with the Arlington Wind Quintet

In conversation with Lesley Malin, Producing Executive Director at The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company. Details here

My reading partner, Danielle Ariano, has invited me to share an event at Main Point Books on Sunday, May 19 from 4:00 PM 5:30 PM. Dani will read from The Requirement of Grief, her memoir about losing her sister to suicide, and I’ll read from The Deceived Ones with its sibling tropes.

Details here.

In conversation with WYPR’s Tom Hall. More details here.

Tom’s Hall’s guest on Midday, WYPR 88.1 FM Baltimore https://www.wypr.org/show/midday

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Session 1 panel discussion on pushing genre boundaries

A presentation for the Writers’ Association at Gettysburg College about the writing experience.

Following a Covid hiatus, the Lit and Art Reading Series, co-founded and curated by author Eric D. Goodman, will return for an event in the historic Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower in downtown Baltimore. Judith Krummeck will M.C.

Continuing a 30-year tradition, The Baltimore Choral Arts Society, led by Music Director, Anthony Blake Clark, presents Christmas with Choral Arts at the Baltimore Basilica of the Assumption. Doors open at 6:45 pm. The event includes a selection of Christmas songs, traditional carols, festive sing-alongs, and dramatic readings by narrator, Judith Krummeck.

The annual Christmas Concert of music and readings for the season with the Baltimore Choral Arts Society directed by Anthony Blake Clark

Tony Peake (North Facing) and Judith Krummeck (Old New Worlds)

In conversation with violinist, teacher, and author, Brendan Slocumb, about his debut novel