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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The '80s music star and current Peabody professor breaks down his own past and composing's future.
The actress and author talks about her new novel Any Man.
If you know an eighth grader, are an eighth grader, or once were an eighth grader, this is the film for you.
December in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, is picture perfect.
The three-day event will feature live performances and workshops to celebrate social innovation.
Now that's what I call a summer movie!
Visual artists add their magic to the festivities with interactive pieces.
The top five local songs you should download right now.
Restaurants at Harbor Point offer something for every palette.
Just a stone’s throw from Baltimore, our state capital is a great day trip getaway for everything.
Surreal, subversive, and hilarious film is destined to become a cult classic.
Winning artist announced during a ceremony at the BMA.
The Northern Outer Banks is more than a summertime destination.
Anne Tyler talks about gun violence, writing inspiration, and her latest novel Clock Dance.
The 2015 Sondheim prize winners visually depict the messiness of creative work in new exhibit.
Escapist popcorn flick leans into its own silliness.
Headliners include Dan Deacon, J Pope and the HearNow, and Electric Love Machine.
The latest from the High & Wides and Lafayette Gilchrist & The New Volcanoes.
The latest from Anne Tyler, Michael E. Northrup, and Liz and Jimmy Reed.
Kid-friendly music and food fundraiser returns to Anne Arundel County this weekend.
The underground music festival is back with a packed lineup in late July.
Our monthly roundup of openings, events, and news from the art world.
Pedicabs, paper straws, and zero Styrofoam will make for most sustainable festival yet.
Four local artists exhibit pieces that reflect nature through art.
The light, music, and innovation festival brought about $33.5 million and 442,500 visitors to Baltimore
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