Last week, we shared news about a boutique hotel in Hampden, artist Amy Sherald’s record-breaking exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art, and photos of Baltimoreans enjoying the snow and ice.
Revisit the stories here:
“Guesthouse by Good Neighbor is a hotel that feels like home in Hampden“: Building on their success with Good Neighbor coffee shop and plant shop Green Neighbor, a Hampden couple opens a boutique hotel, Guesthouse.
“Irvine Nature Center welcomes new executive director CeCe Carter“: CeCe Carter, a Baltimore County native with a decade of experience leading environmental nonprofits, has been appointed the new executive director of Irvine Nature Center in Owings Mills.
“Baltimore Museum of Art sets attendance record with its current exhibition, ‘Amy Sherald: American Sublime’“: The Baltimore Museum of Art has set an attendance record with its current exhibition: Amy Sherald: American Sublime.
“Dan Rodricks: A happy ending, a new start for the Allens of 28th Street“: In June 2023, the Allens were burned out of their home, with no homeowners insurance to cover the cost of recovery. Two-and-a-half years later, with community help, they are back in their house on 28th Street, Dan Rodricks writes.
“PHOTOS | Say ‘freeze.’ Here’s how Baltimoreans embraced the snow and ice this week.“: Baltimore families enjoyed the snow and ice this week by skating on frozen lakes, sledding down hills, building igloos, and more. Check out the action in this photo gallery.
