Crosby Jenkins Associates, an award-winning interior design firm, plans to move from Mount Vernon to Baltimore County.
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Another Barnes & Noble branch is disappearing in Baltimore
Another Barnes & Noble branch is disappearing in Baltimore, after Johns Hopkins University decided to replace the national retailer as manager of its campus store in Charles Village.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Cirque du Soleil will return to Baltimore for holiday season
Cirque du Soleil’s holiday theatrical “’Twas the Night Before…” will return to Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theatre in December.
Posted inAround Town, Art, Baltimore City, Events, Fashion, Fitness, Giving, Health and Science, News, Politics & Business, Shop & Eat, Shop Local
Exclusive Artscape collaboration between Scout Fair curator Devin Allen and Under Armour
The longtime partners are putting out an exclusive shirt to commemorate the special nature of Artscape’s Scout Fair.
Posted inStation North
New limited-edition beer celebrates ‘Inviting Light’ into Station North
Guilford Hall Brewery and Central Baltimore Partnership joined forces to introduce a limited-edition pilsner celebrating “Inviting Light”.
Posted inNews
Top 5 Stories This Morning: Jim Palmer Chicken Wing; Catholic Scandal Secrecy; Sparrows Point Terminal; and more.
Last week, we shared news about Baltimore baseball legend Jim Palmer eating his first-ever chicken wing; officials breaking ground on a new Sparrows Point container terminal; and a recent Maryland Supreme Court ruling regarding individuals accused of covering up abuse within the Catholic Church.
Posted inHunt Valley, News, Real Estate & Home
Senior living community planned for a 31-acre parcel in Hunt Valley
The Heights at Hunt Valley is the name of a 31-acre senior living community planned for construction just north of Hunt Valley Towne Centre in Baltimore County.
Posted inPolitics & Business
Sibling-owned garden center Walther Gardens is for sale
Siblings Matthew and Paula Wittek, originally from a little town outside of Buffalo, New York, purchased Walther Gardens in 2014 when they wanted a change of pace from life up north.
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Some are powerless to buy an electric car as Maryland moves to all EV sales
Maryland has a goal that only electric vehicles will be sold in the state by 2035. So now the race is on to put electric charging stations in enough places to make people believe they can buy one without the danger of running out of juice.
Posted inEvents
Oyster Shellebration is one week away – get your tickets today!
Join us for a shucking good time at Baltimore Fishbowl’s inaugural Oyster Shellebration! Dive into an evening of delicious indulgence with all-you-can-eat oysters—both roasted and raw—plus True Chesapeake’s signature oyster stew and crab mac & cheese. We’re serving up two drink tickets per guest, good for your choice of beer, wine or classic cocktails. Pair your favorite […]
Posted inReal Estate & Home
Uplands Phase II opens with 150 new affordable apartments
Baltimore City officials, developers, and partners on Thursday celebrated the grand opening of 150 affordable apartments in southwest Baltimore’s Uplands neighborhood.
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The Runway Returns to Harbor East – Don’t Miss FashionEASTa on June 7!
Harbor East is excited to kick off the summer season and bring the runway back to Aliceanna Street as their FashionEASTa Fashion Show returns for the twelfth year! Get ready for a day of fashion, fun, live music and more on Saturday, June 7! Take $5 off VIP tickets with code FISHBOWL. The event kicks […]
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Shop & Bop at HeARTwares — Art with a Heart’s Hampden store
Art with a Heart is holding its Shop & Bop at its new satellite location in Hampden, HeARTwares. Proceeds benefit the artists and AWAH.
Posted inStation North
Lounge called Laverne’s proposed to replace Trip’s Place on Charles Street, part of a larger arts and culture hub planned for Station North
The former Trip’s Place nightspot in Station North will reopen as a club and restaurant called Laverne’s, part of a larger arts and culture hub planned for the 1800 block of North Charles Street.
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Baltimore Center Stage offers half-price tickets to five productions next season for a limited time
Baltimore Center Stage is celebrating the launch of single ticket sales for their 2023/2024 season with an exclusive offer beginning Aug. 1.
