Last week, we shared news about Johns Hopkins University’s new $250 million student center, a refresh for a Health Care for the Homeless mural, and Everyman Theatre’s latest production.
Revisit the stories here:
“Johns Hopkins University celebrates the grand opening of its $250M Bloomberg Student Center and gives it a nickname: ‘The Mike’”: The Johns Hopkins University community on Thursday celebrated the grand opening of its $250 million Bloomberg Student Center with a day filled with speeches, tours, noshing and socializing not usually seen on the Homewood campus.
“Landmark Baltimore mural gets new life and renewed meaning at Health Care for the Homeless years after its creation in 2010”: A bright and prominent mural that has raised visibility about homelessness in Baltimore for 15 years is being refreshed.
“Fall celebrations to take place at Baltimore-area parks and rec centers”: Celebrate all things fall with these events at parks and recreation centers in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and Howard County.
“Dan Rodricks: The critic got it right, Everyman’s first play was ‘a promising start’”: Thirty-five years after a critic described Everyman’s first play as “a promising start,” the Baltimore theater will present their production of the comedy “Art.”
“Hot House: Three apartments, all alike in dignity, in fair Mount Vernon”: Units in Mount Vernon’s Beaux Arts Washington Place Apartments do not come on the market very often, which makes these even more desirable.
