BMW Championship returns to Baltimore County in 2025 — WMAR Peter Angelos’ iconic One Charles Center goes up for sale — Baltimore Business Journal Judge rejects plea agreements from ex-Navy engineer, wife in nuclear submarine espionage case — The Baltimore Sun Maryland again sets its sights on Baltimore east-west transit plan — The Baltimore Banner […]
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After 27 years on ‘The Avenue’ in Hampden, Golden West Cafe owner eyes historic Roland Avenue church as new location
An inactive church on Roland Avenue will be reborn as a new location for Hampden’s Golden West Cafe and up to 29 apartments, if Baltimore’s Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals approves the project.
Posted inArt
BmoreArt’s Picks: January 21-27
BmoreArt’s Picks this week: René Treviño & Ellen Hoobler discussion at Connect+Collect, Katie Pumphrey artist talk at Alex Cooper, and more.
Posted inPolitics & Business
Baltimore entrepreneur launches Hive, a social media platform curated for connections
A young Baltimore entrepreneur launched a social media app to unite people together through shared interest subgroups, called “hives.”
Posted inTop Headlines
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Ex-Gilman teacher to remain in federal custody; Maryland could increase tolls; Italian company acquires Sagamore Spirit; and more.
Former Gilman teacher charged with sexual exploitation of student doesn’t meet judge’s release requirements — WJZ Increased tolls may be on the horizon as panel examines transportation funding needs — Maryland Matters Italian company acquires Sagamore Spirit, to move regional HQ to city — Baltimore Business Journal At first meeting, new Baltimore water task force […]
Posted inColleges & Universities
A former Raven and Super Bowl champion spearheaded a new fund for Towson StarTUp entrepreneurs
The Tiger Fund, launched by the acclaimed NFL punter Kyle Richardson, aims to offer alums of Towson University’s accelerator a unique pathway to funding.
Posted inArt
BmoreArt’s Picks: April 22-28
BmoreArt’s picks this week: Creative Alliance and WPA benefit auctions, Earth Day events at The Crow’s Nest, and more.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
The Lyric switching from Ticketmaster to Etix system
Lyric Baltimore is transitioning away from their current ticket provider, Ticketmaster, and entering a new partnership with independent ticket provider Etix.
Posted inOrioles
Checkerspot Brewing to change name of ‘Adios Angelos’ beer following death of Peter Angelos; Natty Boh is returning to Camden Yards
Checkerspot Brewing Company will rename a soon-to-be-released beer after its original name, “Adios Angelos,” took on an unintended meaning following the death of Baltimore Orioles executive Peter Angelos.
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FashionEASTa Returns to Harbor East on Saturday, June 1!
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 eleventh year! Get ready for a day of fashion, fun, live music and more on Saturday, June 1! The event kicks off at 12pm with live music from Yani […]
Posted inWeekend Events
Baltimore Weekend Events: Savannah Bananas, ResFest, Taste of Africa, and more.
As this week’s high temperatures prepare to abate, this weekend presents some fun opportunities to enjoy Baltimore. For the 20th year, the Reservoir Hill community will celebrate ResFest, the neighborhood’s annual resource fair and music festival. There will also be events dedicated to house music, African cultures, plein air art, and more. Check it all […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Cirque du Soleil brings Nashville to Baltimore
Cirque du Soleil is bringing its first country-themed show, “Songblazers” to Baltimore this winter at the Hippodrome Theatre.
Posted inConcerts
Annapolis Baygrass announces dates and lineup, including Little Feat
This is the fourth year for the Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival, and iconic band Little Feat leads the lineup.
Posted inReal Estate & Home
Actor Kevin Spacey’s Inner Harbor pier home sells at auction to undisclosed buyer for $3.24 million
Actor Kevin Spacey’s Inner Harbor pier home sold in an auction on Wednesday to an undisclosed buyer for $3.24 million.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Bridge To Freedom: Cross Cultural Conversations Through Art
SEED School Students and the Gordon Center for Performing Arts present an evening of art, spoken word performances and music January 11, 2024 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm at The Gordon Center The Gordon Center for Performing Arts and the SEED School of Maryland will present “Cross Cultural Conversations Through Art,” an exhibition of art and spoken-word performances from SEED School […]
