by Mark ReutterOct 25, 2019A children’s museum of African culture is opening in PimlicoA couple steeped in African art and history has created a hands-on museum for young people. An open house and fundraiser is set for tomorrow.
Jul 19, 2019What you won’t see (or hear) at Artscape this weekendCritics say this year’s Artscape gives short shrift to the classical arts. Festival organizers say showcasing new talent is a key goal.
Jun 24, 2019Weekly party in the park with live music, free yoga . . . and vegetables!At the Druid Hill Farmers Market every Wednesday, there’s always a chill, family-friendly “day-is-done, time-for-fun” vibe.
Jun 17, 2019Locked-out Baltimore Symphony Orchestra musicians lash out at management“Serious cash flow issues” have created an urgent need for the BSO to “change its business model,” management says. The players’ response: We “don’t buy it.”
Jun 16, 2019Lighting – and lauding – Baltimore’s Japanese lantern from sister city, KawasakiSoon to be relocated as part of the Rash Field renovation, the low-key lantern gets recognition as a symbol of four decades of cultural exchange.
Apr 29, 2019Tucked away in Southwest Baltimore: The low-key cool jazz club of your dreamsAfter 30 years featuring drinks, down-home food and power performers, Caton Castle has been getting some fresh attention lately.
Apr 13, 2018“AS OF A NOW” shows Baltimore rowhouses not vacant, but full of generations of “quiet stories”