REAL ESTATE EXTRACURRICULARS

USSI commercial cleanning company's Ginny Bradford chairs the annual gala for Concert Artists of Baltimore, which she tells us puts on 10 concerts a year in a lighthearted, approachable way; artistic director Ed Polochick (with Ginny at last year's Taste of the Twenties gala) might discuss the composer or include a slide show, she says. Ginny's opus, though, is the gala, the org's only fundraiser. This year (its 25th), the theme is Through the Looking Glass, and it's on March 10 at The Engineers Club at the Garrett-Jacobs Mansion. (Tickets here.) Our favorite part of the invitation: "Black tie optional, costumes encouraged." There's a Maddest Hat competition, live music in the ballroom, a silent auction, and a live auction for items like a private performance and dinner for eight with Ed at Drew Rieger's Mt. Vernon home, recently featured in Stylemagazine.

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