by Fern ShenAug 13, 2017
Fun, frustration and fewer people at scaled-back AFRAM
More like a church picnic than a big-city gathering, one man said about Mayor Pugh’s African American Festival at Druid Hill Park.
Culture & Arts
Aug 4, 2017
Pugh drawing criticism as scaled-back AFRAM nears
Mayor calls downsizing the venerable African American Festival to one day and moving it to Druid Hill Park a money-saving move. Fans call it disrespect.
Jul 14, 2017
Sharks, Pikachu, arabbers and more star in a new mini golf course for Baltimore
Eight kid-centric holes designed by city students to debut at Station North during Artscape.
Jun 30, 2017
Pride comes home for July 4th festivities
Where to view – where to board – Baltimore’s goodwill ambassador, home for the holiday.
Jun 30, 2017
Refugees serve up a taste of home and some help for each other
Bringing foodies and the refugee community together may be the real genius of the Mera Kitchen Collective.
Jun 18, 2017
Pride marches through Baltimore: A photo essay
Scenes from the city’s annual SGL and LGBTQ celebration.
Older Stories
May 25, 2017
Inner Harbor carousel packs up its wooden horses
Jan 2, 2017
“A new world and a bold world”
Dec 5, 2016
It’s a two-Elvis Christmas!
