Baltimore Center Stage and Mosaic Theater Company are partnering to bring the world premiere of a new musical to Baltimore called “MEXODUS,” exploring the Underground Railroad that went South into Mexico.
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Maryland nonprofits to offer free legal counseling for homeowners with unpaid property taxes
A group of Maryland nonprofits will hold free legal assistance clinics in Baltimore with one-on-one counseling for families who are behind on their property tax payments and at risk of losing their homes.
Posted inTheater
‘A Christmas Carol’ gets a twist in Poe Theatre staged reading
Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” will mix with the life of Edgar Allan Poe when The National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre presents a brand-new script as a staged reading on Dec. 21 and 22 at the Fells Point Corner Theatre.
Posted inMedia
Baltimore Fishbowl wins 28 MDDC awards, including ‘Website of General Excellence’
Baltimore Fishbowl won 28 awards, including Salesperson of the Year for the second consecutive year and two Best of Show honors, in the 2024 Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia (MDDC) Press Association Contest.
Posted inEvents
BMore Art’s Picks: August 5-11
This Week: Aliana Grace Bailey and Brandon Donahue-Shipp artist talk at Connect + Collect, curatorial talk and closing reception for Earl Jones at Baltimore Jewelry Center, Station North Second Friday Art Walk, Zoë Charlton and Sheri Parks, Ph.D. in conversation at Waller Gallery, mural workshop with Jaz Erenberg at BMA Lexington Market, Laure Drogoul installation at […]
Posted inHot Plate
Hot Plate: The Birdhouse, Pusser’s & Waiting to Oxtail open, Union turns 13, restaurant weeks continue and more
This week is another buzzy one in the Baltimore restaurant scene, with openings, anniversaries, and restaurant weeks, all at once.
Posted inArt
BmoreArt’s Picks: November 11-17
BmoreArt’s picks this week: Soft Gym celebration at the new YNot Lot, screening of “Without Arrows” at The Walters, and more.
Posted inArt
Baltimore Museum of Art is bracing for record crowds when ‘Amy Sherald: American Sublime’ opens this weekend
The Baltimore Museum of Art is bracing for what may be the biggest show in the museum’s history, when “Amy Sherald: American Sublime” opens on Nov. 2 for a five-month run.
Posted inRoland Park
‘Radical kindness’: Roland Park Community Foundation completes its $9M purchase of ‘Hillside Park’
Members of the Roland Park Community Foundation on Monday completed their long-awaited $9 million purchase of the 20-acre tract they’ve wanted to open to the public as a new civic amenity, Hillside Park.
Posted inPolitics & Business
It’s a tough year, but Maryland lawmakers are moving toward a budget plan
Both chambers of the Maryland General Assembly have passed their versions of a new state budget for the next fiscal year, setting the stage for a potential agreement in the coming days.
Posted inPolitics & Business
Four pressing questions about Maryland’s state budget
State officials will wrestle over a new state budget in the coming weeks, no small task given the massive budget deficit they’re facing.
Posted inTop Headlines
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Police search for escaped state prisoner; Investors buy Edmondson Village Shopping Center; Baltimore officials OK needle drop kiosk in Carroll Park; and more.
Maryland, Howard, Anne Arundel police search for escaped state prisoner near Jessup — Capital Gazette Baltimore officials celebrate the purchase of Edmondson Village Shopping Center — WMAR Pressed by Pigtown leaders, Rec and Parks agrees to move forward with needle drop kiosk in Carroll Park — Baltimore Brew Police seek suspects who drove van into […]
Posted inFood & Drink
UNION Craft Brewing debuts lager dedicated to Terps nation
UNION Craft Brewing has partnered with the University of Maryland Athletics to launch Testudo Premium Lager, the official craft beer of the Maryland Terrapins.
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Seawall’s Thibault Manekin discusses his company’s efforts to buy Sisson Street drop-off facility site for redevelopment, disagrees that Seawall has been ‘AWOL’
Last May, Seawall development partner and co-founder Thibault Manekin told Remington residents that he thought he had a winning idea for redeveloping the site of Baltimore’s bulk trash drop-off facility and transfer station on Sisson Street: a grocery store-anchored commercial center.
Posted inLocust Point
Locust Point Community Garden moving to Latrobe Park
The Locust Point Community Garden will be moving from its current home at 1134 Hull St. to a new location at Latrobe Park.
