(Left to right) A Mr. Boh bobblehead wears a Baltimore Orioles baseball cap; People walk through Rash Field Park; John Waters appears in the 13th season of "American Horror Story."
(Left to right) A Mr. Boh bobblehead wears a Baltimore Orioles baseball cap; People walk through Rash Field Park; John Waters appears in the 13th season of "American Horror Story."

Last week, we shared news about John Waters appearing on this season of “American Horror Story”; the unveiling of new Mr. Boh bobbleads; and the second phase of Rash Field Park opening.

Revisit the stories here:

Summer sunset at Sagamore Farm
Sagamore Farm in Baltimore County is up for sale for $16.5 million. Credit: Dan Rodricks

Dan Rodricks: Whatโ€™s next for historic Sagamore Farm?“: Dan Rodricks is rooting โ€” only somewhat whimsically โ€” for a billionaire to come along and give Sagamore another go.

CityLink Bus, white with red and yellow stripes with the word CITYLINK on the side on Baltimore City street
CityLink bus in Downtown Baltimore. Photo via Maryland Transit Administration’s Facebook page.

Work begins soon on improving East-West CityLink Bus lines“: The RAISE East-West Transit Priority Project is a $50 million investment in improvements to the CityLink Blue and Orange lines.

John Waters will appear in the 13th season of "American Horror Story." Image via john_waters_divine_trash_page.
John Waters will appear in the 13th season of “American Horror Story.” Image via john_waters_divine_trash_page.

Trailer and photos offer first look at John Waters in โ€˜American Horror Story: 13โ€™“: John Waters fans are getting their first look at the cult filmmaker in his next big on-screen role, a knife-wielding medical specialist in โ€œAmerican Horror Story: 13.โ€

Bobblheads depict Mr. Boh, the one-eyed, handlebar-mustachioed mascot of National Bohemian beer. The bobblehead on the left wears a purple-and-black Baltimore Ravens football helmet. The bobblehead on the right wears an orange-black-and-white Baltimore Orioles baseball cap. Both bobblheads have one arm outstretched holding a Natty Boh beer can.
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum on Thursday unveiled limited-edition Mr. Boh football and baseball bobbleheads. Image courtesy National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum.

New Mr. Boh bobbleheads will have Baltimore sports fans nodding their heads in excitement“: The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum has unveiled two new limited-edition bobbleheads featuring a Baltimore icon: Mr. Boh.

People relax on hammocks on an urban beach.
Community members relax on hammocks on an urban beach at Baltimore’s newly redeveloped Rash Field Park. Photo courtesy Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore.

A beach in Baltimore? Rash Field Parkโ€™s second phase opens with pickleball, volleyball, more.“: Rash Field Park opened its second phase Wednesday, including pickleball and volleyball courts, a nature walk, an urban beach, and more.

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