by Fern ShenApr 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.
Culture & Arts
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.
Feb 17, 2018
As part of its Jazz Studies reboot, Peabody adds three acclaimed local musicians to its faculty
Kris Funn, Tim Green and Warren Wolf will begin teaching at the Conservatory in September under new chair, Sean Jones.
Jan 15, 2018
Celebration and resolve at the Martin Luther King Jr. Parade
After a tough year, a Baltimore tradition that almost got canceled goes forward with pomp and pride.
Nov 7, 2017
Unscripted moments: The photographs of Joseph Kohl
New show at the Maryland Historical Society captures bohemian Baltimore in the ’80s and ’90s.
Oct 16, 2017
Peabody Institute’s Gary Thomas resigns – and fans and students lament
Questions about the future of Peabody’s jazz program swirl as its celebrated saxophonist founder leaves.
Older Stories
Jun 30, 2017
Pride comes home for July 4th festivities
Jun 18, 2017
Pride marches through Baltimore: A photo essay
Jan 2, 2017
“A new world and a bold world”
Dec 5, 2016
It’s a two-Elvis Christmas!
Oct 25, 2016