Out of Town: Baltimore

* “The Circus,” the first in a series of exhibitions featuring drawings and prints from the Cone Collection’s holdings of work by Picasso, is on view through July 22. The Museum also recently opened four redesigned galleries housing the Cone Collection, the largest collection of work by Henri Matisse. The Baltimore Museum of Art, 10 Art Museum Drive, at Charles Street. (410) 396-7100.* Bryan Ferry joins forces with his old band Roxy Music on July 20 for a look back at their hits from the ‘80s. Merriweather Post Pavilion, 10475 Little Patuxent, Columbia. (410) 997-9794.* The 20th annual Baltimore Artscape, a free festival of 150 performing, literary and visual arts programs, runs Friday, 6-10:30 p.m.; and Saturday and Sunday, noon to 10:30 p.m., at Baltimore’s Cultural Center, on Mount Royal Avenue between North Avenue and Preston Street. (410) 396-4575 or https://www.artscape.org.* Vocally “Smooth Operator” Sade brings her sultry tunes to the Baltimore Arena on Aug. 21, 201 W. Baltimore St. (410) 347-2010.* The 2nd Annual International Festival of Darkness takes place among the shadows of Bohager’s, a historic Baltimore nightclub, from Oct. 11-14. Highlights include a tribute to hometown hero Edgar Allan Poe, live music, film screenings, demonic vendors and fetish fashion shows. 701 S. Eden St. (410) 563-7220.