by Fern ShenJun 20, 2022
A joyful Juneteenth at the Baltimore Jazz Fest
The free outdoor celebration returns, bringing mellow vibes and world-class music to Waverly
Culture & Arts
May 25, 2022
29th Street rowhouses are gone – but live on via 3-D modeling
Flying a drone around the structures before, during and after their demolition by Johns Hopkins, Taylor Houlihan captured footage she used to make a unique virtual record of them.
Dec 4, 2021
Discovered in Baltimore park: Native American artifacts 5,000-9,000 years old
Projectile points, awls, pottery and other items like those unearthed recently by the Herring Run Archaeology Project have not been found in the city for a very long time.
May 11, 2021
July 4th fireworks at the Inner Harbor cancelled for 2021
Decision follows the scrubbing of Artscape this July. Baltimore’s promotion director blames concerns about the spread of Covid at large public gatherings for the cancellations.
Jan 23, 2021
A critical look at the BMA’s year of acquiring art only by women
Purchasing works by just 49 women artists, only three of whom are based in Maryland, is “abysmal,” argues BmoreArt editor Cara Ober.
Dec 23, 2020
In Baltimore, for better or worse, pandemic shows musicians “the shape of jazz to come”
Deprived of the gigs that give them life – and pay the bills – jazz players and venues are battling despair and finding creative ways to keep the music coming.
Older Stories
Nov 29, 2018
Johns Hopkins meets a dogged reporter
May 18, 2018