Registration for Baltimore includes:

• Twenty-seven iconic historic organs in recital across the city of Baltimore
• Meals include one breakfast (Tuesday) at the OHS Member meeting. One box lunch, one catered dinner and one heavy appetizers at the Engineer’s Club
• Convention Handbook with instrument pictures, stoplists and well-researched essays on each instrument
• Convention magazine with recital programs, bus schedules, Biggs Scholar information and more

Optional Transportation Package

A) OPTIONAL CONVENTION BUS PACKAGE

While it is relatively easy to navigate the streets of Baltimore, PARKING is scarce, and at some venues, impossible. We HIGHLY RECOMMEND taking the bus package. The Optional Convention Bus Package includes return bus service from the hotel to each recital venue.  NOTE:  This package does NOT include transportation on Tuesday. (see below)

B) TUESDAY BUS ADD-ON

SOLD OUT

You will want to consider the following Baltimore OPTIONAL DAYS:

• PRELUDE (SOLD OUT)  – Members who arrive on Saturday are encouraged to join the trip to the B&O Railroad Museum. A coach bus departs from the Royal Sonesta Hotel at 12:30pm dropping guests at the Museum for an afternoon visit. Return to the hotel by 4pm, in time for a free evening in the city.

• POSTLUDE ($75) – On Friday July 26, enjoy four additional recitals beginning first at St. Peter Claver where an M.P. Moller, Opus 348 (1886) resides.  The tour continues at the Christadelphian Church which houses a Hall & Labaugh instrument.  After lunch on your own, we will hear Opus 1595 from the Casavant company and finish the day at St. Ignatius Church where the W.B.D. Simmons (1860)/ Patrick J. Murphy & Assoc., Opus 56 is in residence.

ON-SITE REGISTRATIONS FOR THESE DAYS ARE UNAVAILABLE.

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