by Ed GuntsJun 15, 2018
On the eve of Artscape, Baltimore’s arts agency still has no permanent chief executive
A year has passed since BOPA’s long-serving CEO announced his resignation.
Culture & Arts
May 18, 2018
Baltimore’s McKeldin Fountain returns as an app
A virtual monument celebrates the civic gathering place that city leaders demolished in 2016.
May 9, 2018
A Renaissance man who left Baltimore with a richer heritage
A remembrance of Jim Dilts, historian, journalist and steadfast friend.
Apr 22, 2018
Scenes from Martick’s building as new owners float future plans
Amid the decrepitude, reminders of the glory days of the legendary French restaurant and its one-of-a-kind owner.
Apr 13, 2018
“AS OF A NOW” shows Baltimore rowhouses not vacant, but full of generations of “quiet stories”
Film, debuting at Light City, honors the cultural memory of the city’s black residents amid demolition and development.
Mar 20, 2018
A block party for arabbers and horse lovers
A chance to meet the hardy people still selling produce from horse-drawn carts, Baltimore’s arabbers.
Older Stories
Jun 18, 2017
Pride marches through Baltimore: A photo essay
May 25, 2017
Inner Harbor carousel packs up its wooden horses
Jan 2, 2017