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.
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Highlandtown art galleries to host plein air exhibition and paint-out
Plein air artists will showcase their work in a group exhibition next month in Highlandtown.
Posted inEvents
Ever wondered what ghostly spirits lurk at the Lord Baltimore Hotel? Seize your chance on National Ghost Hunt Day.
Halloween might feel far away, but the historic Lord Baltimore Hotel is helping people get into the spirit for National Ghost Hunt Day on Sept. 30.
Posted inDan Rodricks
Dan Rodricks: Crack The Sky rocks on, 50 years after surprising Baltimore debut
Rolling Stone once declared Crack The Sky “the best progressive rock band you’ve never heard of.” But not so in Baltimore, the city that embraced the band like no other back in the 1970s.
Posted inReal Estate & Home
Reservoir Square is the new name for the $100 million development project formerly known as Madison Park North
The planned $100 million mixed-used community formerly known as Madison Park North has a new name: Reservoir Square.
Posted inHealth and Science
Maryland AG pushes Congress for action on Tranq
Maryland’s top lawyer is joining a list of 39 state attorneys general in advocating Congress to crack down on the drug xylazine, which is showing up in illicit drugs and contributing to a spike in overdoses and other health issues.
Posted inHot Plate
Hot Plate: Ekiben Night Market, potatoes at Southpaw, cookout at Sally O’s and more
Summer is starting to come to a close and the Baltimore restaurant scene is heating up with theme nights, parties and more.
Posted inArt
Winner of Preakness art contest announced
The winner of “Preakness: The Art of Racing” art contest was revealed to be Leo Kahl, with his original artwork entitled “First Turn.”
Posted inReal Estate & Home
Auction of Bertha’s Mussels restaurant cancelled with 10 minutes until bidding deadline
The much-anticipated auction of Bertha’s Mussels restaurant in Fells Point was cancelled today with 10 minutes left to go in the online sale and a top bid of $1.32 million.
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Register for Free Great Talk – What Happens When the Courts Are Ignored?
Great Talk Inc and The Alexander Grass Humanities Institute JHU present What Happens When The Courts Are Ignored: In Accordance To What Laws, To What Courts, And With What Consequences? This panel discussion will take place on Wednesday, October 22, 2025 at 7pm, and hosted by NCO Club at Pikesville Armory Foundation, 640 Reisterstown Road, Pikesville, […]
Posted inReal Estate & Home
Urban Landscape: Developers of $100M Compass project miss key deadline for acquiring city parcels and lose team member; Annabel Lee Tavern for sale; Peale reopening
Developers of the $100 million Compass mixed-use project on the West Side of downtown have missed a key deadline for acquiring 18 city-owned parcels needed to begin construction. They also suffered a setback when one of the main team members, Landmark Partners, withdrew from the project.
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Baltimore-born dream-pop duo Beach House tops Billboard’s album sales chart
Beach House’s new album, Once Twice Melody, is No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart this week.
Posted inFood & Drink
Cheers to Dry January and beyond: Demand grows for non-alcoholic adult drinks
January may be dry, but for many, limiting or completely avoiding alcohol lasts much longer than the first month of the calendar year. Demand is growing for non-alcoholic adult drinks, and the reasons abound.
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How the Little Muddy Fingers Garden Club is Cultivating Growth and Joy at The Maryland School for the Blind
Nestled within the vibrant greenery of The Maryland School for the Blind, the Little Muddy Fingers Garden Club is flourishing, sowing seeds of growth, learning, and environmental awareness among its students. Founded just three years ago, this innovative club has already taken deep root, sprouting into a vital part of the school’s STEAM curriculum and […]
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Hot Plate: Cafe Campli wine dinner, tamales to-go from Clavel, holiday markets, and more.
This week is busy in Baltimore, packed with wine dinners, tasty parties, and tons of opportunities to shop for gifts from local food businesses. Here’s a look at what’s coming up.
