There’s nowhere better to spend an afternoon than Harbor East! On Sunday, July 9 make sure to stop by the Summer Sidewalk Sale for an afternoon of shopping, dining, live music and more! For the first time, Harbor East is excited to bring a Makers Market to Aliceanna Street! While you shop your favorite retailers, […]
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Visit Baltimore President and CEO Al Hutchinson is leaving his position
After eight years, Al Hutchison is leaving his position as president and CEO of Visit Baltimore, the official destination sales and marketing organization for the City of Baltimore.
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City-owned office building at 7 E. Redwood St. sold for $8M to affiliate of Byrnes & Associates
The City of Baltimore has reached an agreement to sell the 20-story office building at 7 E. Redwood St. for $8 million.
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Do brined veggies pickle your fancy? The Big Dill World’s Largest Pickle Party returns to Baltimore Sept. 21
Grab a spot in the queue-cumber because tickets went on sale Monday for the Big Dill World’s Largest Pickle Party, which is returning to Baltimore for the fifth straight year.
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Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Two bodies reportedly recovered from bridge collapse; MLB approves Orioles sale to new owners; Cruises with Baltimore stops working on alternatives; Ferguson promises aid to port workers; and more.
Sources: Two bodies recovered from Key Bridge collapse site — The Baltimore Banner Orioles sale to new ownership group approved by Major League Baseball — WBAL Cruise lines working an alternatives for upcoming Baltimore stops — WMAR Ferguson promises aid for affected port workers — Maryland Matters Key Bridge investigation: NTSB analyzes ship’s onboard data […]
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Jim Gaffigan’s ‘Everything is Wonderful’ tour gets third night at The Lyric
Comedian Jim Gaffigan’s first two shows at the Lyric Baltimore in November have sold so many tickets the venue added a third show.
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Mystery buyer emerges for the Odorite building in Midtown-Belvedere
A potential buyer has emerged for the Odorite building in Midtown-Belvedere, a property that has been vacant since the cleaning products supply company merged with another firm and moved out in 2023.
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Enjoy the Summer Scavenger Hunt on Sunday, August 17 in Harbor East from 12pm – 4pm
Spend a Summer Sunday in Harbor East with complimentary snowballs from Ice Queens, shopping specials, giveaways, and their second annual Summer Scavenger Hunt! Harbor East will be hiding $25-$50 gift cards throughout 16 of your favorite neighborhood retailers and restaurants! Find the gift card and spend it on a new favorite top, summer accessory, or […]
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The Baltimore coalition that fought David Smith vows to keep fighting
The Baltimore City Not for Sale Coalition helped defeat Question H, a ballot question supported by Sinclair chairman David Smith that would have shrunk the size of the Baltimore City Council. The coalition says they aren’t backing down.
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Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Port of Baltimore gets new executive director; Jury selection begins in Marilyn Mosby’s mortgage fraud trial; Orioles announce ticket sales for 2024 season; and more.
Port of Baltimore announces new executive director — Baltimore Business Journal Marilyn Mosby case: Jury selection begins in former Baltimore state’s attorney’s mortgage fraud trial — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore Orioles announce ticket sales, promotional giveaway schedule for 2024 regular season — WBAL Why buy the Sun? One reason is to help Sheila Dixon win […]
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Baltimore County Foreclosure Hot Spots Up 30% in Q3 2025: What Homeowners Should Know
by Justin Mitchell, Maryland Cash Home Buyers (MCHB) Foreclosure activity in Baltimore County increased in the third quarter of 2025, according to data from the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD). The DHCD “Foreclosure Hot Spots” report for Q3 2025 shows: DHCD categorizes foreclosure “hot spots” based on the concentration of foreclosure-related filings […]
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Friday Morning Headlines: Marijuana data dashboard helps shops boost sales; Union says overtime woes are sidelining fire equipment in Baltimore County; Oprah’s personal makeup assistant dies; and more.
Baltimore parents, students ‘devastated’ by possibility of elementary virtual learning program closing – The Sun Marijuana data dashboard helps local weed shops tweak customer service, increase sales – CBS Baltimore/WJZ Union: Baltimore County fire department placing engines out of service due to overtime issues – WMAR-TV Debate in Annapolis over $15 minimum wage for tipped […]
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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Judge rules ICE cannot re-detain Kilmar Ábrego García; Moore signs ban on local ICE deals; Fells Point restaurant files for bankruptcy; and more.
ICE cannot detain Kilmar Ábrego García again, federal judge rules — The Baltimore Banner Gov. Moore signs ban on local ICE deals, first bill out of legislative session — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore restaurant files for bankruptcy to prevent foreclosure sale of Fells Point building — WJZ López to leave DHS amid ongoing controversy over […]
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UNDER $500 Exhibition and Sale
Deck the walls by giving the gift of art this holiday season! Maryland Art Place (MAP) is excited to host its 10th annual UNDER $500 affordable art sale where artwork is sold on a first come first served basis right off our gallery walls! Friday, December 9 from 6 pm to 10 pm (ticketed) and […]
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HGTV and Bravo stars will help us get ready for spring at the Home & Garden Show
Matt Bashaw from “Yard Crashers” and Craig Conover from “Southern Charms are just two attractions of the Maryland Home & Garden Show.
