We told you recently about a local brewery, Peabody Heights, hosting a fundraiser for the staff of Charles Village Pub after the beloved bar had to close following a grease fire. Now another brewer, Union Craft, and the food hall R. House are stepping up to do the same tonight.
Event Pick: R. House hosts a benefit for Charles Village Pub
Wing Dam’s Sara Autrey opens Get Shredded Vintage shop in Charles Village
The Facebook profile photo for Get Shredded Vintage is the store’s proprietor, Sara Autrey, dressed in a retro yellow top with black-and-white streaks and blue-rimmed shades, her head covered in streamers that resemble the glow and translucence of bubbles.
It’s surprisingly evocative of the store, which opened for business today offering an eclectic and fun mix of vintage clothes, mid-mod kitchen accessories, kitschy curios and music, art and jewelry by local artists.
Grease fire shutters Charles Village Pub indefinitely
The Charles Village Pub, the beloved neighborhood bar on St. Paul Street, has shut down indefinitely following a grease fire Tuesday morning.
Event Pick: Feast on spaghetti and dance to disco to benefit the Village Learning Place
Nothing goes together quite like spaghetti, disco music and helping your community.
Deutsch Foundation Buys Afro Newspaper Building on N. Charles Street
The building that holds Baltimore’s historic and only black newspaper has been purchased by the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation.
The BMA Presents New Exhibition by Internationally Acclaimed Artist Tomás Saraceno
The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) has commissioned a major new work by internationally acclaimed artist Tomás Saraceno for an exhibition that will dramatically change the East Lobby and several galleries.
You’re Invited to the BMA Opening Day Celebration of the Tomás Saraceno Exhibition
Join us at the BMA for a fun-filled day of activities for all ages in celebration of Tomás Saraceno: Entangled Orbits!
Pile of Craft: An Offering of the Region’s Most Inventive Crafters
The rabid enthusiasm of Baltimore shoppers for locally made and hand-crafted products is exceptional. Nowhere is that phenomenon more prevalent than at the craft fairs produced by Baltimore-based artist collective Charm City Craft Mafia.
The BMA’s Front Room Now Features the Work of NY Artist Adam Pendleton – Examining the Freedom of Abstraction in Relationship to Language, Politics and Identity
Front Room: Adam Pendleton
Now on Exhibit at the BMA
From March 26, 2017 — October 1, 2017
Adam Pendleton (American, b. 1984) is a New York-based artist whose work examines and questions the freedom of abstraction in relationship to language, politics, and identity. The animating force of his work is found in Black Dada—the artist’s term for a broad conceptualization of blackness.
Join the BMA May 4th in Building an Inclusive Baltimore: A New Lens for Inclusion
In partnership with Beyond Conflict, a global initiative internationally recognized for its powerful new approaches to achieving peace in divided societies, the BMA hosts Building an Inclusive Baltimore: A New Lens for Inclusion.
