Originally built in the mid-1950’s as the neighborhood hardware store, Ruxton Station was purchased and renovated in 2008. Maintaining its local charm, it is now home to high-end boutiques and businesses that continue to serve the needs of the neighborhood, while also appealing to the broader community. Free parking and a sophisticated ambiance provide for an extraordinary shopping or work experience.
To honor the 130th anniversary of the historic Howard Peters Rawlings Conservatory & Botanic Gardens, the Friends of Rawlings Conservatory, in partnership with the City of Baltimore and the Baltimore Department of Parks and Recreation, will host an exclusive cocktail party in the Conservatory on Friday, December 7, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Themed as “A Glistening Winter’s Evening in Baltimore’s Glass Palace,” the event will feature crafted cocktails, festive hors d’oeuvres, and live jazz. The evening also coincides with the Conservatory’s annual holiday poinsettia display, which will showcase a spectacular variety of that signature holiday flower, complete with a grand decorated tree. Tickets to this event are available for a minimum donation of $75.00 per person and can be purchased here – http://www.rawlingsconservatory.org/130th-birthday-party/. Funds raised by the event will help support to support public activities at this historic site.
Shopping local during the holiday season is always a great idea. Our first stop on our local shopping excursion is Wyndhurst Station. Originally serving as a station house for the former Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad, Wyndhurst Station, located in Roland Park, was redeveloped and converted into a charming boutique retail building. The businesses and services have become staples for neighborhood residents and the broader community alike. With free parking and a leafy, country-like setting, it provides for a special and unique Baltimore City shopping or work experience.
This guide is for every Baltimorean living in Hampden to Federal Hill and every neighborhood in between – all us “city-dwellers.” Today Four Twelve Roofing is going to share some professional insights on what to look for when inspecting your Baltimore City flat roof and to teach us about different types of Flat Roofs. If you need a Baltimore roofing specialist, contact Four Twelve today.
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Absolutely extraordinary setting – 1000 acres with seven miles of shoreline, two-thirds of the land undeveloped and owned by the Gibson Island Corporation, one third residential home sites. Click here for a spectacular video tour of this gorgeous paradise, located less than an ho
ur from Annapolis, Washington D.C. and Baltimore. Situated on the Western shore of Maryland, there is no bay bridge crossing! The island is home to a 44-acre fresh water lake and features a private country club (membership by invitation)which offers fine dining, golf, tennis, yachting, and swimming as well as a fitness center, croquet, skeet shooting, garden club, summer camp and more. Boaters will love the full-service yacht yard. A 24hr staffed gatehouse and the Gibson Island Police Department ensure privacy and security. The Island also has a museum detailing the Island’s unique history and a Service Department that offers yard maintenance for homeowners.
Want to see more? Don’t miss these wonderful Gibson Island homes for sale! ©Gibson Island Corporation
$2,975,000
This unique residence built in 1905 was originally the Stevenson Methodist Church. The current owner converted it to a residence with a loft bedroom, updated bathroom, central heating and air conditioning and 4 car tandem garage with storage above.
Escape the holiday hustle and embrace authentic shopping at Star Bright Farm’s Barn Markets this December. With a range of natural products for the home and body that come either from the fields or from community friends from the area, discover new ways to bring the taste of White Hall into your home. Holiday Markets will run from 10am – 4pm on Saturday, December 1, Sunday, December 2, Saturday, December 8 and Sunday, December 9. And on December 1, don’t miss their Workshop Sessions on cooking with lavender. Tickets can be purchased or reserved in advance for the Workshop Sessions here.
Giving back to the community is important for Matthew Klatsky and his wife, Lindsay. The couple has been heavily involved in Jewish Baltimore since settling in Baltimore 10 years ago. Recently, Matthew has been bringing his passion and focus to The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore to help guide families on charitable funding.
