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Hello, Neighbor: Stirling Street
Downtown Baltimore's city-protected historic district shines as an example of preservation and community stewardship.
Food & Drink
Mid-Atlantic Culinary Adventures Less Than a Day’s Drive From Baltimore
We hit the road to bring you dispatches from up north (Lancaster and Philadelphia), down south (D.C., Annandale, Virginia), and over east (the Eastern Shore).
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The List: November 2026
From the 50th annual Baltimore Pow Wow to Patterson Park Brewfest, here are the happenings to mark on your calendar this month.
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Afternoon Tea Service is Piping Hot at These Local Spots
You can find the thoroughly English experience—think: a strong brew and a scone with clotted cream and lemon curd—in places as diverse as a historic restaurant, a cozy tea room, and a cocktail-inspired hotel bar if you know where to look.
Health & Wellness
Cancer’s New Generation: Why Are Younger People Getting Sick?
Baltimore physicians are pushing for preventative screenings, heathier life choices, and increased awareness to tackle the troubling rise of cancers in young adults.
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Movie Review: Wild Horse Nine
Consider this the latest installment of Martin McDonagh’s “Men Bickering in Beautiful Settings” series.
History & Politics
Moore Wins Second Term as Democrats Capture U.S. House and Senate in Blue Wave
In a repudiation of President Donald Trump, Dems flip red seats across the country.
Off the Eaten Path
Unavu Makes South Indian Food in an Abell Ghost Kitchen
Get your biryani out of a locker and take it across the street for a pint.
Home & Living
What Actually Happens to Your Recycling When You Put It Out on the Curb?
We consulted Baltimore County's Solid Waste Management bureau to find out—and to learn more about how to be a better recycler.
News & Community
At Savage Fencing Club, An Ancient Sport Sharpens the Senses
Meet the couple behind the Howard County club—the largest of its kind in Maryland—where about 150 members come to learn, train, and compete.
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Getting Back to Normal Post-Surgery
“Helping someone get back to eating, speaking, working, interacting with their family, and feeling comfortable with their appearance is incredibly rewarding.”
Events
The List: November 2026
From the 50th annual Baltimore Pow Wow to Patterson Park Brewfest, here are the happenings to mark on your calendar this month.
Food & Drink
Ube is Painting the Town Purple
The Filipino superfood is showing up in everything from violet-hued mochi waffles at The Duchess to edible glitter-dusted doughnuts at Kneads.
Food & Drink
Mid-Atlantic Culinary Adventures Less Than a Day’s Drive From Baltimore
We hit the road to bring you dispatches from up north (Lancaster and Philadelphia), down south (D.C., Annandale, Virginia), and over east (the Eastern Shore).
Arts & Culture
Benny B. Peterson’s New Novel Explores the Often-Painful Work of Becoming One’s Authentic Self
In 'The Maidenheads,' Peterson handles the knotty stuff of identity and maturity gracefully—even if the book's protagonist Jamie does not.
Arts & Culture
POV: Moshing to Turnstile on the National Mall
More than 60,000 people showed up for the free benefit show put on by the Baltimore-born hardcore heroes—which supported humanitarian aid in Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon.
Food & Drink
Food & Drink
Afternoon Tea Service is Piping Hot at These Local Spots
You can find the thoroughly English experience—think: a strong brew and a scone with clotted cream and lemon curd—in places as diverse as a historic restaurant, a cozy tea room, and a cocktail-inspired hotel bar if you know where to look.
Off the Eaten Path
Unavu Makes South Indian Food in an Abell Ghost Kitchen
Get your biryani out of a locker and take it across the street for a pint.
News & Community
News & Community
At Savage Fencing Club, An Ancient Sport Sharpens the Senses
Meet the couple behind the Howard County club—the largest of its kind in Maryland—where about 150 members come to learn, train, and compete.
News & Community
First Official Flag Football State Champions to Be Crowned on the Ravens’ Field
Maryland’s fastest-growing high-school sport didn’t even exist here three years ago. Now we have 132 teams, including 14 in Baltimore City.
Arts & Culture
MaxSpace
Movie Review: Wild Horse Nine
Consider this the latest installment of Martin McDonagh’s “Men Bickering in Beautiful Settings” series.
Arts & Culture
Benny B. Peterson’s New Novel Explores the Often-Painful Work of Becoming One’s Authentic Self
In 'The Maidenheads,' Peterson handles the knotty stuff of identity and maturity gracefully—even if the book's protagonist Jamie does not.
Video
Video
Confetti Questions With R. Eric Thomas
The Baltimore native answers questions about his new book, pop culture, and his favorite local hangouts.
Video
From Baltimore to Project Runway, Meet Bishme Cromartie
Meet Bishme Cromartie, Baltimore native fashion designer and recent contestant on season 17 of Bravo's Project Runway.
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Step Inside Storehouse Dispensary
Learn about the medical cannabis industry in Maryland at this Mt. Washington dispensary.
Video
George Simon Shares His Sweet Success Story
Founded in 1886, Simon’s is known for its sugar cookies and signature train garden.
Video
Sneak Peek at Our First-Ever Beauty Issue
Go behind the scenes with Baltimore magazine as we prep for our January issue.
Video
Restaurante Tio Pepe Celebrates 50 Years in Baltimore
Owner of the legendary Spanish restaurant talks about its origin and "magical" sangria.
Video
Making the Iconic Crab Pie at Matthew’s Pizza
Head into the kitchen to hear the story behind the legendary Highlandtown institution.
Video
Marvin Thorpe Teaches Swimming Lessons in His Backyard
Thorpe and his father have taught an estimated 15,000 people about water safety over the years.
Video
Star Wars Toy Collection is Galaxy All Its Own
A Star Wars superfan lives out his dream in Linthicum Heights.
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The Prime Rib Piano Player Jeff Wilson Shares His Musical Story
The musicians talks about his career and playing for Frank Sinatra.
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Afternoon Chess Practice at Baltimore Montessori School
Chess brightens the futures of these city school students.
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Erricka Bridgeford Reflects on Baltimore Ceasefire Weekend
The second attempt at a 72-hour ceasefire in the city was cut short.
Video
Revelers Describe the Meaning of Baltimore Pride Celebrations
Baltimore Pride festivities provide safe, supportive space for the city's LGBTQ community.
Video
Who Wants to Be a Cop Now?
After a 14-month federal investigation, the Baltimore Police Department is tasked with reforming its culture.
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Up Close and Personal With the Domino Sugars Sign
We talk to Domino refinery manager about the history of the iconic sign and factory.
Video
Fly Fishing With Legendary Lefty Kreh
Fly-fisherman Lefty Kreh talks technique and shares stories from his legendary life.
Video
Behind the Scenes at Otterbein’s Bakery
Going strong after 135 years, Otterbein's has hit the recipe for success. Read more in our February issue.
Style & Shopping
Style & Shopping
If You Sew in Baltimore, You Know Stadham Corporation
The Southwest Baltimore sewing machine retail and repair shop harkens back to the days when Baltimore housed the second-largest garment industry in the U.S.
Style & Shopping
At Annapolis Maritime Antiques, Nearly Every Object Bears Evidence of a Previous Life at Sea
Chesapeake history, craftsmanship, and one man’s vision converge on a quiet corner of Eastport.
Health & Wellness
Health & Wellness
Cancer’s New Generation: Why Are Younger People Getting Sick?
Baltimore physicians are pushing for preventative screenings, heathier life choices, and increased awareness to tackle the troubling rise of cancers in young adults.
Health & Wellness
Best of Baltimore 2026: Lifestyle and Wellness
From a game-changing fashion book to a zero-waste bulk refillery, here's what impressed us this year.
Sports
Sports
At Savage Fencing Club, An Ancient Sport Sharpens the Senses
Meet the couple behind the Howard County club—the largest of its kind in Maryland—where about 150 members come to learn, train, and compete.
Sports
First Official Flag Football State Champions to Be Crowned on the Ravens’ Field
Maryland’s fastest-growing high-school sport didn’t even exist here three years ago. Now we have 132 teams, including 14 in Baltimore City.
