From collaboration dinners to news about long-awaited openings, this week is a juicy one in the Baltimore restaurant world.
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Last Week This Week: Stories You Need To Start Your Day (News From June 24-28)
Last week, we shared news about a colorful apartment building planned for Remington, and two Inner Harbor events — the Harbor Splash celebration and Katie Pumphrey’s 24-mile swim from the Bay Bridge to Baltimore.
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Hot Plate: St. Anthony’s Italian Festival, Hampden Highlights, Perennial garden party and more
This week is a fun one for Baltimore food lovers, with multiple festivals showcasing the city’s best eats. Here’s a look at what’s happening.
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John Waters’ whirlwind fall schedule includes more than 20 shows, a record release, three screenplay books and a talk at the 92nd Street Y
Writer and filmmaker John Waters may be ending his Camp John Waters summer gathering for superfans next year, but he’s not slowing down with his spoken-word shows and other projects this fall.
Posted inWeekend Events
Baltimore Weekend Events: Usher, Maryland State Fair, Current Space Turns 20, National Dog Day, and more.
This weekend in Baltimore: attend an Usher concert; visit the opening weekend of the Maryland State Fair, celebrate the 20th anniversary of Current Space; tap into your creative side with fiber arts and Lego mosaics; hang with cats and dogs; and more.
Posted inArt
BmoreArt’s Picks: September 16-22
BmoreArt’s picks this week: Ira Glass and David Simon in conversation at MICA, High Zero Festival at the Theatre Project, and more.
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Baltimore Weekend Events: Kite Fest, CityLit Festival, Spring Illuminations, and more.
From soaring kites to illuminating displays to author talks and more, this weekend brings a little something for everyone in Baltimore.
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Last Week, This Week: Stories You Need To Start Your Day (News From Jan. 22-26)
Last week, we shared stories leading up to the Baltimore Ravens game against the Kansas City Chiefs, a profile on a woman fighting for the rights of Maryland prisoners, and plans for a new location for the Ynot Lot outdoor events venue.
Posted inFood & Drink
Jumbo Fresh Supermarket opens in Mount Clare Junction shopping center, quenching SW Baltimore food desert
One of Baltimore’s food deserts became less arid last week, when a new grocery store opened in the Mount Clare Junction Shopping Center.
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H.L. Mencken’s Saturday Night Club returns to writer’s historic home
For the first time in nearly 75 years, the Saturday Night Club will return to the home of H.L. Mencken, Baltimore’s controversial and curmudgeonly literary legend.
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Last Week, This Week: Stories You Need To Start Your Day (News From May 20-24)
Last week, we shared Preakness photos; Hampden business and development plans; the date of an Inner Harbor swimming event; and more.
Posted inMusic
New music by Phillip Glass and reunion with Marin Alsop are just a glimpse of BSO’s 2026-27 season
Landmark performances are promised in BSO’s 110th season, with new music from icon Phillip Glass and Marin Alsop returning for two programs.
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Last Week This Week: Stories You Need To Start Your Day (News From July 15-19)
Last week, we shared news about the closure of Hunting Ground in Hampden, upcoming concerts in August and September, and the Amazing Acro-Cats show at Creative Alliance.
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Last Week, This Week: Stories You Need To Start Your Day (News From Sept. 9-13)
Last week, we shared news about Oprah Winfrey sending gifts to Maryland’s “childless cat lady” delegate; the expansion of a D.C. Jamaican and Caribbean restaurant to Baltimore; and the retirement of the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s Catholic schools superintendent.
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Two prime development parcels have gone up for auction in Baltimore’s Station North arts district
Two prime development parcels have gone up for auction in the Station North arts district, two weeks after Artscape 2023 brought widespread attention to the area.
