The contents of Woodberry Kitchen restaurant have gone up for sale in an online auction that began last week and ends on March 29 at 7 p.m.
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Ravens To Host Arsenal-Everton Match At M&T Bank Stadium This Summer
The Baltimore Ravens announced May 10 that they will host The Charm City Match, a pre-season match between English Premier League clubs, Arsenal and Everton. The match will take place at M&T Bank Stadium at 7 p.m. on Saturday, July 16, 2022. International event agency, Elite Promotions, worked closely with the Ravens to bring the […]
Posted inRoland Park
Judge upholds zoning board decision allowing Claiborne senior living facility to move ahead in North Roland Park, but neighbors have appealed the ruling
A Baltimore Circuit Court judge ruled the city’s zoning board acted properly in approving a $25 million senior living facility in North Roland Park.
Posted inHealth and Science
Baltimore-area gyms and health clubs help guests set and maintain fitness goals in the new year
It’s a perennial New Year’s resolution: going to the gym. At the top of each year, gym attendance reaches its peak as new members flock to the weight racks and ellipticals in pursuit of their fitness goals.
Posted inPolitics & Business
A reimagined Security Square Mall produces lots of agreement
Broad agreement is emerging on a path forward for the redevelopment of Security Square Mall, which could include an improved streetscape, parks and open spaces.
Posted inEvents
Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation’s flea market gives new life to gently used items
For its 10th year, the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation’s flea market is continuing to give second lives to donated items that community members no longer have use for.
Posted inThis Month's Events
Mark Your Calendars: May 2026 Events
From cultural festivals spanning the Asian diaspora, to events that will have you putting the pedal — and petal — to the metal, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the month of May.
Posted inBig Fish
Big Fish: Anita Kassof and the future of the Baltimore Museum of Industry
Anita Kassof, head of the Baltimore Museum of Industry, is leading a period of reflection and reimagination.
Posted inArt
Young Maryland artist raises thousands of dollars for state raptor rehab with her bird book
In a crowd of young people, Xaviana Dombi-Leis may look a lot like most other girls in 6th grade–energetic, frank, and focused on growing up. But like all children, she is a one-of-kind individual. In her case, she’s a Girl Scout who has self-illustrated a new bird book called the “Maryland Bird Guide.” She has […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Mark Your Calendars: April 2026 Events
From kite-flying and Irish music festivals, to Easter and Earth Day celebrations, there’s something for every Baltimorean in April.
Posted inTop Headlines
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Median home sales hit record; Owings Mills Walmart is closing; Ocean City ferris wheel to be moved; and more.
Median home sales reach record high in Baltimore region – The Sun FDA to authorize two batches of Johnson & Johnson vaccine from Baltimore plant; others likely to be tossed – The Sun Owings Mills Walmart to close amid failed lease negotiations – WBAL-TV Six Maryland students to participate in Scripps 2021 spelling bee – […]
Posted inHot Plate
Hot Plate: Rum Fest at Hollins Market, strawberry picnic at Juniper Farm, Fells Point Farmers Market pops up in Harbor Point, and more
With the sun shining and the wildfire haze clearing, things are looking bright — and tasty — in Baltimore, with a full slate of fun food events and seasonal specials.
Posted inEvents
Moonrise electronic music festival returning to Pimlico in August after being canceled the past two years
Baltimore’s electronic music Moonrise Festival will return to Pimlico Race Course in August after being canceled in 2020 and 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Posted inNews
Historic Cokesbury Building sells for nearly $2 million
The historic Cokesbury Building has a new owner. A group called Corner Ventures LLC recently acquired the five-story office building at 516 N. Charles St. for $1.925 million, according to Brad Byrnes of Byrnes & Associates.
Posted inTop Headlines
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Cox calls for Hogan’s impeachment; Fair Maps Maryland, Republican delegates seek to throw out new legislative map; and more
Trump-endorsed gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox calls for impeachment of Maryland Gov. Hogan — The Baltimore Sun Republican Delegates Ask Court of Appeals To Throw Out New Legislative Map — Maryland Matters 2 Catonsville High School students arrested days after shooting outside school — WBAL Three alarm fire breaks out at old Eigenbrot Brewery building in […]
