(Left to right) A sign for Geno's Steaks; A rendering of the Key Bridge rebuild; A banner displays artists Amy Sherald's portrait of former First Lady Michelle Obama to promote Sherald's "America Sublime" exhibition, which opened this weekend at the Baltimore Museum of Art.
(Left to right) A sign for Geno's Steaks; A rendering of the Key Bridge rebuild; A banner displays artists Amy Sherald's portrait of former First Lady Michelle Obama to promote Sherald's "American Sublime" exhibition, which opened this weekend at the Baltimore Museum of Art.

Last week, we shared new renderings of the Key Bridge rebuild, stories in anticipation of artist Amy Sherald’s exhibition opening at the Baltimore Museum of Art, and an announcement of a Philly cheesesteak shop coming to Baltimore.

Revisit the stories here:

A banner, displaying artist Amy Sherald's portrait of former First Lady Michelle Obama, hangs outside the Baltimore Museum of Art to advertise Sherald's "American Sublime" exhibition. The show will be on view at the museum from Nov. 2, 2025 through April 5, 2026. Photo credit: Ed Gunts.
A banner, displaying artist Amy Sherald’s portrait of former First Lady Michelle Obama, hangs outside the Baltimore Museum of Art to advertise Sherald’s “American Sublime” exhibition. The show will be on view at the museum from Nov. 2, 2025 through April 5, 2026. Photo credit: Ed Gunts.

“The Baltimore Museum of Art offered to ‘move mountains’ to land the ‘Amy Sherald: American Sublime’ exhibit, director says“: The Baltimore Museum of Art normally spends years planning large exhibitions. The “Amy Sherald: American Sublime” show that premiered this weekend came together in two months.

Rendering courtesy Maryland Transportation Authority.

“State unveils new renderings of Key Bridge rebuild“: Maryland officials released new renderings of what the Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild is expected to look like when it is completed by late 2028.

Artist Amy Sherald sits in front of her painting "A God Blessed Land (Empire of Dirt)." Photo by Kelvin Bulluck.
Artist Amy Sherald sits in front of her painting “A God Blessed Land (Empire of Dirt).” Photo by Kelvin Bulluck.

“Baltimore Museum of Art is bracing for record crowds when ‘Amy Sherald: American Sublime’ opens this weekend“: The Baltimore Museum of Art braced for what could be the biggest show in the museum’s history, when “Amy Sherald: American Sublime” opened on Nov. 2 for a five-month run.

Many Marylanders, often unseen, rely on assistance for food

“A tragedy in the hidden Maryland, revealed in a SNAP“: Hidden in plain sight are thouands of Marylanders who do not have enough food, many of them children.

collage of two photos: (l) hand holding Philly cheesesteak (r) outside of Geno's in Philly
Photos from Geno’s Steaks Facebook page.

“Intercity diplomacy at its tastiest? Philly’s Geno’s Steaks is coming to Baltimore, hon!“: Love Philly cheesesteaks? In early 2026, a famous beloved sandwich shop from our northern neighbor, Geno’s, will have a Baltimore spot.