Art shows and art events in Towson, MD tonight and this week

A fused glass workshop: make your own spoon rest with basic fused glass techniques. For beginner and intermediate students ages 12 and up.

A screening of Stolen School, a documentary on the 1967 closing of Foster School, the all-Black school in Evanston's 5th Ward, followed by a panel with executive producer Dr. Shannon Paige Clark.

Print & Sip: print your project with guidance from District Riso over wine or juice.

Framework Panel #41: Auction Artists Reflect on History with Transformer, held at the LINE DC, a boutique hotel in Adams Morgan housed within a 110-year-old church building.

Starry Autumn, a beginner-friendly paint and sip with step-by-step painting instruction from professional instructors, plus cocktails, at The Delegate.

A resin and crushed glass sun catcher craft at Lavender Acres Winery.

A session exploring how to teach others your craft.

Stuart Gibbs presents Totally True Tales from World War II, for spies-in-training who love superspy Ben Ripley. Free to $25.

An exhibit of two MFA candidates, Erin Barry-Dutro and Annie Tamini, with vibrant paintings and installations on consumption. On view through Nov. 20.

A free gallery exhibition showcasing original works by gallery artists alongside a featured wall of small-scale pieces.

Encounter, an exhibition by Myungsook Ryu Kim merging classical East Asian art and philosophy with media techniques of the West and celebrating Korean history.

Even Our Oddkin, a group exhibition of artists imagining life alongside the more-than-human world of animals, plants, microbes, machines and weather. Guest curated by Lynn Tomlinson and Danielle d'Amico.

The National Archives Art and Architecture Tour, in Washington. The National Archives Museum holds the Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom, designed by architect John Russell Pope and the permanent home of the original Declaration of Independence, Constitution of the United States, and Bill of Rights.

Knitting and crochet group open to all skill levels.

Make your own candles from scratch with all natural ingredients and curate your own candle recipe.

An exhibit at Goucher College's Special Collections showing how a labor acknowledgement was shaped with descendants of people enslaved at Hampton Plantation.

An exhibit of student art from HCPSS at the East Columbia 50+ Center.

Lives Bound Together, an exhibit on the 317 enslaved people who lived and worked at Mount Vernon: their families, communities and possessions, told through ancestral histories and recently excavated artifacts.

Color Columbia, an exhibit of artwork made by local artists at the annual plein air paint out at Lake Kittamaqundi and Wilde Lake, juried by Amanda Milliner. Free.

Candle-making session at D'AlexaLee Luxury Candles, where you create your own custom candles, a room spray and a car diffuser, choosing from your favorite fragrances. Designed to be relaxing and creative.

Exhibition of 37 African objects from the GW Collection, researched by 59 students in four seminar courses led by Assistant Professor Clement Akpang, with images and video.

Beginner-friendly, hands-on workshop covering the basics of Chinese seal script calligraphy.

The closing reception for As You Were in the Gillespie Gallery of Art: an afternoon of conversation, celebration and connection, with the exhibited artists in attendance.

A sketching gathering for artists at every skill level, led by Baltimore arts educators.