Ma Petite Shoe, the one-of-a-kind boutique featuring eclectic footwear and artisan chocolate from around the world, has returned to the Hampden community in a new space. The store recently held a soft reopening at their new location, 1001 W. 36th St. at the corner of West 36th Street and Roland Avenue.
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Sarah Pinsker Book Launch with The Ivy Bookshop at Bird in Hand… PLUS Independent Bookstore Day THIS WEEKEND
Join The Ivy Bookshop at Bird in Hand on Tuesday, May 2 for a celebration of Hugo- and Nebula-winning, and widely beloved, writer Sarah Pinsker and her latest collection of short stories, LOST PLACES! Festivities– including a reading, Q&A, and signing– will take place at Bird in Hand, our sibling shop in Charles Village. Reserve your spot […]
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John Waters launching a 20-city holiday tour but likely won’t have his holiday party this year
President Joe Biden may think the COVID-19 pandemic is over, but John Waters isn’t so sure. The Baltimore-based writer and filmmaker said in a recent WNYC podcast with Anna Sale that he likely won’t hold his annual Christmas party for the third year in a row, because he’s not comfortable yet.
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Hot Plate: Vegan SoulFest, Heritage Smokehouse wine dinner, summer produce and more
From a vegan party to German wines to late-summer produce, this week is a good one for Baltimore’s food lovers.
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CFG Bank Arena general manager on venue’s success and perceived competition
CFG Bank Arena General Manager Frank Remesch is pleased by the success and praise the arena has received, but said there are plenty of shows to go around among the region’s entertainment venues.
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Mayoral candidates on the issues (Part 2): Supporting art in Baltimore
Baltimore’s next mayor will need to decide how to preserve and amplify the arts in Baltimore as other priorities demand attention.
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Maryland struggles to meet its ambitious climate goals
As the planet logs some of its warmest years on record, Maryland is struggling to keep up with its ambitious climate goals and deadlines.
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Maryland’s consumption of marijuana outpaces average, sets stage for high recreational demand
Maryland residents are expected to consume copious amounts of cannabis — as much as 1.8 million pounds of marijuana plants grown mostly in state — at least that’s what consultants told state lawmakers on Thursday. For the state to capture its best return on such a growing market, analysts told Maryland General Assembly lawmakers this week […]
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Union Craft Brewing announces new IPA as a salute to former Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed
Baltimore-based brewery Union Craft Brewing is introducing a brand new IPA in honor of Super Bowl champion Ravens safety and NFL Hall of Famer Ed Reed. The new brew, “G.O.A.T” (Greatest of All Time), is named after Reed’s nickname coined by NFL fans as a result of his exceptional football career.
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New harbor restaurant Docks on the Harbor to host star-studded grand opening event this Thursday
Docks on the Harbor plans to offer over-the-top menu items — like a lobster bisque mac and cheese with a lobster tail lit on fire — and island-themed decor perfect for posting on TikTok and Instagram.
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Baltimore Weekend Events: ResFest, Bit Gen Gamer Fest, Latin Heritage Celebration, and more.
From a video-game inspired concert to a festival celebrating Latin American music, dance and cultures, there’s plenty to make your heart sing this weekend in Baltimore.
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Check out over 50 local handcrafted artists at the annual Holiday Heap festival Saturday
The Charm City Craft Mafia will host its annual Holiday Heap this Saturday with a winter festival featuring local & regional artists, crafters, and specialty food vendors.
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Last Week, This Week: Stories You Need To Start Your Day (News From June 19-23)
Last week, we shared the announcement that Eddie’s of Mount Vernon is closing, news about residents protesting BGE work in Federal Hill, and the growing popularity of pickleball in the Baltimore area.
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Summer Deals, Live Music, and Harbor Vibes!
Head down to Harbor East on Sunday, July 24th for a neighborhood Sidewalk Sale from 12pm-4pm! Enjoy great summer savings from a variety of Harbor East shops, cocktails & bites, live music by the Shelby Blondell Band, complimentary caricature artist, branded giveaways* and more.
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CFG Bank Arena will offer seat leases next year as a part of their premium seating options
As a part of a new annual concert membership program, CFG Bank Arena will offer a select number of seats available for lease.
