Modern Trousseau, a purveyor of couture bridal gowns, is opening a new retail store in Harbor East.
Rachel Bone
Rachel Bone is a regular contributor to the Baltimore Fishbowl.
Here Comes The Bride: Couture Gown Shop to Open in Harbor East
Clarksburg Resident Fills Gift Boxes With Local Artisanal Talent
Baltimore is full of talented artisans, with plenty of opportunities to buy locally made products. When it comes to shopping for gifts, however, sometimes even the best of us crumble under pressure.
New Sushi Restaurant to Open at The Rotunda
The Rotunda is getting a new Sushi bar: 18-8 Sushi is slated to open in the redeveloped Hampden complex by New Year’s Day of 2018.
‘Walking in Antarctica’: Artist Helen Glazer Presents Images from Tour
In 2015, artist Helen Glazer spent seven weeks exploring the Antarctic wilderness with her camera, studying ice formations and the complex interactions between wind, water and sun that sculpt the region’s frozen landscape. Her resulting exhibition of photographs and sculpture, entitled “Walking in Antarctica,” is now on view at Goucher College’s Rosenberg Gallery through Dec. 18.
The Play’s The Thing: Shakespeare In Love Brings Love, Humor to Baltimore Center Stage
Baltimore Center Stage has continued its fall season with Shakespeare In Love, a theatrical adaptation of the Oscar-winning film of the same name, directed by Blake Robison, Artistic Director of the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park.
Stayin’ Alive: Zombies Set to Roam the Streets of Baltimore on Saturday
This Saturday, the undead of Baltimore will embark on a large-scale, eight-hour game of zombie tag.
The First-Ever Baltimore Food Truck Week is Happening in November
As temperatures drop during the fall, food trucks naturally have a harder time bringing in customers off the street, says Baltimore-based hospitality consultant Willy Dely. But thanks to a weeklong event he’s organized for next month, Baltimore’s mobile restaurateurs will have seven days devoted to serving up their delicious fare.
The Great Halloween Lantern Parade Returns to Patterson Park this Weekend
One of the most highly anticipated family events in the city of Baltimore happens in the dark of night, in the shadows of a public park.
Artist Amy Sherald, Tapped to Paint Michelle Obama’s Official Portrait, is Speaking at Hopkins Next Week
Baltimore portrait artist Amy Sherald, who was recently chosen for the prestigious job of painting the official portrait of former first lady Michelle Obama, will be speaking at Hopkins next week.
Two Calvert Hall Alums Celebrate The Bay with Local Clothing Line
In the summer of 2014, Kevin Ames and Mathew Wilmer decided to start a landscaping business to earn some extra cash. The twenty-year-olds were each headed into their junior years of college (Loyola for Wilmer, Towson University for Ames), and after their first venture paid off, they wondered what else they might team up on.
