The NBC reality TV show, “Americas Got Talent” is coming to the Baltimore Convention Center this Thursday, Jan. 30 from 6 A.M. to 7 P.M.

The show will air over the summer, but from November to February each year, the producers travel to different parts of the country to hold auditions. Those who are interested are encouraged to preregister online at www.agtauditions.com, where they can find out what they need to bring to the audition, such as props, music, and so forth. Those under age 13 who are seeking to audition will need to have a parent or guardian register for them, according to the show’s website.

“We never define what talent is,” Jason Raff, one of the executive producers said. “Any age, any talent can audition. We’ve had 4-year-olds and we’ve had 94-year-olds come and audition.”

The winner on, “America’s Got Talent” receives $1 million and gets the exposure that could be a launching pad for a new career. “America’s Got Talent” has the ability to change someone’s life.

“We don’t care if you have an act you do professionally, or it’s something you have never done in public before in your life,” The America’s Got Talent website advertised. “We enjoy all talent, whether you are an amazing singer, or can do something really weird with your body. We want to be shocked and amazed by what you can do in 90 seconds!”

The season premiere is scheduled for Jun. 4 from 9 P.M. to 11 P.M., and the live shows will begin on Jul. 23 from 9 P.M. to 11 P.M., hosted by television personality, Nick Cannon. Watch out for contestants from your hometown!