Baltimore’s popular ‘Guarding the Art’ exhibit is going national, starting with an edition in Phoenix, Arizona
One of Baltimore’s most popular recent museum exhibits, “Guarding the Art” at the Baltimore Museum of Art, is going national.
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Columns
Bohemian Rhapsody
A writer’s life in Baltimore, where it’s never too late to be a work-in-progress.
Column by Marion Winik
On a Marble Stair
A Baltimore poet, essayist and educator chronicles adventures and experiences with the places, people, and pastimes they have called home.
Column by Jalynn Harris
Urban Landscape
Urban Landscape: Middle Branch fitness center and Highlandtown’s Creativity Center open; Apartments proposed for Hampden; Indian restaurant coming to Roland Park; Bromo Tower on view; more.
Baltimore civic leaders gathered on Nov. 2 to cut the ribbon on Highlandtown’s newest arts hub. The Creativity Center is…
Urban Landscape: Fells Point library selling for $330,000; UB narrows search for developer; Patagonia sets Opening Weekend dates; Station North building goes up for auction; Jonathan Jensen pens ode to Dumpster Day
A former public library in Fells Point is expected to become a community resource hub and collaborative work setting, after…
Urban Landscape: Shofer’s warehouse turning into apartments; Creativity Center sets opening date; Under Armour’s field takes shape; Nut and Bolt sculpture refreshed in Bolton Hill; Univest coming to Lutherville; Senator Theater turns 83
The former Shofer’s furniture warehouse at 836 Leadenhall St. will become the site of 165 market-rate apartments, under a plan…
Urban Landscape: Downtown Partnership honors haunted hotel and others; Sapperstein plans more SoBo apartments; Goodwill Chesapeake relocates HQ; Book launching in Fells Point; Crystal Moll captures the Marquis de Lafayette in Mount Vernon
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Lord Baltimore Hotel became a city-supported shelter for homeless people, providing a safe place to…
Hot Plate
Hot Plate: Candy Lane opens, GINgle Bells at Dutch Courage, Bubbles & Bites at The Tilted Row, and more
With the turkeys behind us and lights being strung up around town, we’re entering the season of cocoa, champagne, and…
Hot Plate: Thanksgiving options, beer dinner at James Joyce, Beaujolais Nouveau returns, and more
Note: This column includes events and news covering the next two weeks, as Hot Plate will be on Thanksgiving break…
Hot Plate: Patterson Park BrewFest, Velleggia’s opens, HEX Superette opens, and more.
This week promises to be a fun one for Baltimore food lovers, with tons of events, dinners and new spots…
Hot Plate: Feastival, OyFest at Union, chili cookoff benefiting The Baltimore Station, and more
From openings to festivals to Thanksgiving plans, this week is a busy one on the Baltimore food scene. Here’s a…
Hot House
Hot House: Victorian house in Poplar Hill embraces quirkiness with indoor fresh-water spring, stained glass windows, and more.
1211 Poplar Hill Road, Baltimore. Hot House: Quirky Victorian house on Poplar Hill Road. 3 bedrooms/2 baths. 2,570 square feet. Asking price: $625,000.
Events
Baltimore Weekend Events: Monument Lighting, Mayor’s Christmas Parade, Krampuslauf, Christmas Carol, and more.
With Thanksgiving in the rear view mirror, the winter holiday season is fully upon us. This weekend brings a whole…
Baltimore Weekend Events: Shrek Rave, Disney Princess Concert, Festival of Trees, and more.
Whether you’re spending the Thanksgiving holiday with family, friends, or solo, the holiday season is the perfect time to treat…
Baltimore Weekend Events: Christmas Village Preview, Tina Turner Musical, Alton Brown, and more
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, and Christmas not too long after that, it’s the perfect time to catch a…
Baltimore Weekend Events: Randy Rainbow, Inner Harbor Ice Rink, Patterson Park BrewFest, and more.
Beers, books, basement bar tours, and more are on the schedule this weekend. Plus, skate at the Inner Harbor ice…
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Fireworks will return to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor for New Year’s Eve
After a two-year hiatus, Baltimore will have fireworks at the Inner Harbor on New Year’s Eve.
John Waters releases a new record, unveils his Best Films of 2022 list in Artforum
As if he doesn’t have enough going on, writer and filmmaker John Waters and the Sub Pop record label on Friday released a new recording, entitled “It’s In The Book/”Proud…
A $641K DoD grant reinstated Maryland’s DefTech Center for defense innovation
Entrepreneurs seeking to innovate in the mid-Atlantic’s aerospace and defense sector now have some extra consolidated support thanks to the State of Maryland and federal government.
Baltimore County to host government-focused career fair
The Baltimore County Department of Economic and Workforce Development will host their first-ever government-focused career fair. On Dec. 15 at the Community College of Baltimore County Catonsville, attendees will have…
Ticket sales for ‘SIX’ musical at Hippodrome to begin Friday
The six wives of Henry VIII will take the stage and share their stories through original pop-style songs in the Broadway musical “SIX” at the Hippodrome Theatre from May 9-14,…
Maryland’s waterways contain high levels of ‘forever chemicals’ pollution
By Gabrielle Lewis, Capital News Service A recent report from the Waterkeeper Alliance revealed U.S. states’ pollution levels of certain chemicals in their waterways — and Maryland’s samples revealed high…
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Big Fish
Big Fish: Max Weiss, Editor-in-Chief of Baltimore Magazine, Tells Almost All
While Max Weiss was an undergrad at Bennington College in Vermont, studying music and literature, her parents moved from Long Island to Timonium. So after…
Big Fish: Planned Parenthood Director Karen Nelson Faces the Future of Abortion in America
by Marion Winik “In some ways, I’ve been preparing for this my whole career,” says Karen Nelson, Executive Director of Planned Parenthood of Maryland, “this”…
Big Fish: a retiring Jayne Miller and the role of journalists in their communities
Jayne Miller has been a continuous and vigorous presence on Baltimore television for decades, and as the chief investigative reporter for WBAL-TV, has deployed tenacity…
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Hope for Patterson Bowling Center; Baltimore to expand violence reduction strategy next year; Maryland suspends ‘Ever Forward’ captain’s license; and more.
Patterson Bowling Center, the oldest continuously operating duckpin alley in the country, might be saved — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore’s Group Violence Reduction Strategy to expand to Southwestern District in early 2023 — WJZ-TV Maryland suspends license of ‘Ever Forward’ captain — WBAL-TV Under Armour founder Kevin Plank lists Park City condo for $21.5 million…
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Date set for North Avenue sinkhole repair; County executives sworn in across Md.; King becomes SUNY chancellor; and more.
Man found dead in building hours after firefighters leave scene – WBAL-TV Date set for North Avenue sinkhole to be repaired – WMAR-TV County Executives sworn in in Baltimore, Howard, Frederick, Harford counties and elsewhere – WBAL News Former Md. gubernatorial candidate John King names SUNY chancellor – The Sun Trash collector bemoans burden of…
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Judge orders legal proceedings over Catholic clergy abuse report to remain confidential; Council president says mayor’s veto of pension plan ‘sets us back’; and more.
Baltimore judge orders all proceedings secret in legal fight over release of Catholic clergy abuse report — The Baltimore Sun Mayor’s veto of Baltimore City Council pension plan ‘sets us back,’ council president responds — WJZ-TV Lender shells out $45M to convert Baltimore Holiday Inn, Radisson hotels to apartments — Baltimore Business Journal Come January…
Monday Morning Headlines: Christmas parade prevails; Amazon driver nabs other packages; Big sports betting winner; and more.
Christmas parade prevails despite BPD officer shortage – WBFF-TV Surveillance video appears to show Amazon driver stealing other packages after delivery – WBAL-TV Md. sports bettor wins $714,000 by picking 3 huge underdogs – The Sun Late mail-in vote count topples some conservative school board candidates – Maryland Matters Victim identified in pedestrian hit-and-run that…
Rethinking Baltimore’s Inner Harbor for Enduring and Dynamic Success
With a potential new developer named to acquire and revitalize the two Harborplace pavilions at Pratt and Light streets, many city planners, business leaders and others are suggesting ways to improve Baltimore’s downtown waterfront and draw tourists and area residents back to the Inner Harbor shoreline. In the following article, Rebecca Alban Hoffberger offers one…
Take a First Look at Friends – December 8
Friends School invites you to First Look @ Friends. During this open house event, prospective families will hear from faculty and administrators about the curriculum and culture, tour the campus and classrooms, and engage with a student panel to learn more about what they love about Friends. Register at bit.ly/VistsFSB
Notre Dame Prep Receives Two Readers’ Choice Awards
Notre Dame Preparatory School has received two recognitions in the Baltimore Style 2022 Readers’ Choice Awards: This is the third consecutive year that NDP has won the Style Readers’ Choice award for best girls private middle school; this is also the third consecutive “Best High School Teacher” honor for NDP. “The award for best private…
Live Well with AgeWell
Ever hear the expression “60 is the new 40” or “70 the new 50?” Today, people are living longer, healthier and more independent lives than those of previous generations. But aging also brings its own sets of challenges as well as adventures. Through AgeWell Baltimore, a new Associated we are fortunate to have access to over…
Friday Morning Headlines: New Baltimore sheriff stops eviction notices on shared doors; Pickleball venue to open in Baltimore County; and more.
Sam Cogen, Baltimore’s first new sheriff in 30-plus years, ending policy of posting eviction notices on shared doors — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore Pickleball Club opening 12,000-square-foot venue in Baltimore County — Baltimore Business Journal Students arrested after gun found at Carver Vocational-Technical High School in Baltimore — WJZ-TV Parents voice concerns over ongoing threats…
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Hampden Christmas parade is on for Sunday; Toll fee grace period extended; Under Armour to invest $1M in textile research at NC State University; and more.
‘The parade is on!’ Hampden Christmas parade a go for Sunday. — The Baltimore Sun MDTA extends toll fee grace period 2 weeks, setting new Dec. 15 deadline — WMAR-TV What’s behind Under Armour’s new million-dollar partnership with NC State — Baltimore Business Journal Thompson will serve as acting city solicitor after questions arise about…
70-unit apartment building proposed for Key Highway
Federal Hill’s Southern Land Company is planning a 70-unit apartment building at 1302 Key Hwy. in Riverside/Key Highway. The property, which was formerly a gas station from the 1930s until 1993, is currently being used as an industrial garage as well as the home to the On Brazilian Time food truck.