We review five films off the expertly curated lineup of features, docs, and shorts.
Why the author's hardboiled horror has afforded him cult status among local literary types and Internet gorehounds alike.
Contributing photographer Perry Hall captures the energy of The Flock at the international matchup, which was a nail-biter until the last second.
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Partnering with independent distributors, the theater has released its first two streaming films.
Amid coronavirus cancellations, local arts space thinks outside the box with virtual storytime, at-home crafts, and more.
A new column reviewing films set locally, what they got right, and what they didn't.
The Northern Outer Banks is more than a summertime destination.
Local booksellers recommend these reads while social distancing.
With concerts cancelled due to coronavirus, here are 10 local songs to download now.
There are still ways to support local artists during the coronavirus outbreak.
Creative community responds with cancellations, postponements, and new procedures.
December in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, is picture perfect.
The latest releases from Letitia VanSant and Caleb Stine & The Revelations.
The latest reads from Madison Smartt Bell and Debra Diamond.
Our monthly roundup of openings, events, and news from the art world.
You voted, and now, here are your picks for the best that Baltimore has to offer.
The movie producer has Maryland roots, and his latest film, Nine Days, is getting major buzz.
The exhibition examines 19th-century homeowners’ relationship to nature through various home items.
Annoying period in the title notwithstanding, this film is a delight.
The Baltimore icon will guest star on an episode of the NBC show later this month.
The festival features three plays, including one world premiere, by women, all performed in a brand-new space.
Local author discusses his friendship with the late JHU professor and the works he left behind.
Local artist celebrates 10-year anniversary of her gallery in Federal Hill.
The announcement comes as the orchestra examines its future.
Turns out invisible men are still scary!
A historical musical takes an encore in Mount Vernon.
Former teachers shed light on hip-hop’s place in academia at the famous Austin, Texas festival.
New short film tells story of Jim Hall, who began tattooing his skin blue in the '60s.
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