Baltimore Responds to COVID-19

The latest health, small business, and community news amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Baltimore Responds to COVID-19

The latest health, small business, and community news amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Dylan's Oyster Cellar via Instagram

In Good Taste

Without Reservation: Irene Salmon of Dylan's Oyster Cellar

We check in with area restaurants in these troubling times.

Route One Apparel is offering free downloads of its Maryland coloring pages, with all donations supporting employees. Route One Apparel

The Chatter

Entertain Your Kids With These At-Home Learning Activities

Local institutions offer everything from downloadable crafts to virtual storytime.

Courtesy of Cara Ober

The Chatter

BmoreArt Editor Cara Ober Opens Up About Her Coronavirus “Fever Dream”

Ober hopes to educate the public with her personal essay, which we republish in full.

Courtesy of Christina Epps/Facebook

The Chatter

With Olympics Postponed, Local Hopefuls Adjust to New Routines

Despite not being able to compete, athletes find new ways to keep training.

Courtesy of Maryland Historical Society

The Chatter

Maryland Historical Society Begins Cataloguing Coronavirus Testimonials

Photos and letters will be used for future exhibit detailing life in quarantine.

TriKelly Construction

Charmed Life

Maryland Dispensaries Confront the Business Challenges of COVID-19

Business is booming, but it hasn’t been easy.

Heather Smertycha Bailey says this photo fully captures her family during their quarantine: "I’ve been taking many walks with our new rescue pup, Rob has been practicing his guitar skills, Camden has been reading many books, often upside down, and Beck has been burning some energy on his scooter. Oh, and let’s not forget Rob’s tiger shirt for all of the 'Tiger King' episodes we have watched."Photography by Mary Brunst

The Chatter

Local Photographers Bring The Front Steps Project to Baltimore

Families document their quarantine while giving back and celebrating community.

Cris Jacobs with his daughter in their home studio. Instagram

Arts District

The Baltimore Arts Community Goes Virtual

A running list of online concerts, performances, and classes from local artists.

Arts District

Outdoor Art Walk Keeps Hampden’s Creative Spirit Alive During Quarantine

Julia Lieberman encourages her neighbors to hang artwork in their windows.

Illustrations by Delphine Lee

Health & Wellness

Home Stretch

Local fitness gurus tell us their essential at-home workouts.

Wilde Thyme Baltimore

In Good Taste

Open & Shut: Heroes and Helpers in the Food Scene

Spotlighting those working to improve food access and strengthen the service industry.

Photography by Joshua Fernandez

The Chatter

When Life Gives You COVID-19, Make a Zoomitzvah

My son’s virtual bar mitzvah was like ‘The Brady Bunch’ on steroids, but with better music.

Courtesy of Terry Virts

The Chatter

Astronaut Terry Virts Shares Tips on Coping with Isolation

With more than 200 days logged in space, the Baltimore native knows a thing or two about confinement.

Janelle Diamond

The Chatter

Twelve Ways to Transition to Homeschooling Like a Pro

Local homeschool teachers share tips for parents to find clarity amidst the chaos.

Open Works executive director Will Holman models a face shield made from 3D printers and Open Works' laser cutters.Evan Greenberg

The Chatter

Meet the Makers Creating Protective Gear for Medical Professionals

Local artisans come together to make face masks and shields for those in need.

In Good Taste

Why Eating Out Is More Than a Meal

What’s on the plate is paramount, but it’s only part of the bigger picture.

Denise Koch via Twitter

TheChatter

What It’s Like to Anchor the News During a Pandemic

It’s exhausting, surreal, and oddly life-affirming.

Courtesy of the Parkway Theatre

MaxSpace

The Parkway Theatre Launches Virtual Cinema

Partnering with independent distributors, the theater has released its first two streaming films.

Courtesy of Thiru for Baltimore/Facebook

The Chatter

Political Candidates Adjust to Coronavirus Restrictions

Congressional and mayoral candidates rethink outreach efforts ahead of postponed elections.

The Maryland Food Bank packs up "Back Up Boxes" full of non-perishables for families in need. Maryland Food Bank

The Chatter

How to Be a Good Neighbor During The Coronavirus Pandemic

Here are few ways to lend a hand to Baltimoreans in need.

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