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The New/Next Film Festival Returns to The Charles This Week
We review five films off the expertly curated lineup of features, docs, and shorts.
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David Simmons Revives Baltimore’s Hallowed Horror Genre—With a Twist
Why the author's hardboiled horror has afforded him cult status among local literary types and Internet gorehounds alike.
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Blast This Playlist If You’re Road-Tripping to the Oceans Calling Festival This Weekend
Editor's Note: Sadly, the event has been canceled due to weather. Though you likely won't need it for a road trip across the bridge, let our playlist be a reminder of the epic lineup planned for the inaugural Ocean City fest.
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Autumn at the Beach
The Northern Outer Banks is more than a summertime destination.
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Trifecta Festival Returns Saturday With Food Trucks, Shopping, and Revamped Rock and Roll Lineup
Performers, chefs, and makers gear up for the annual fest at the Timonium Fairgrounds.
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The Midway’s Final Evening: The Block’s Only Non-Strip Club Bar Closes After Decades-Long Run
Like The Block itself, The Midway became a Baltimore institution simply by surviving.
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Like Dreaming: Valerie Maynard Reflects on a Legendary Lifetime of Art
Prior to her passing, we spent time with the 85-year-old artist—a significant figure of the pioneering Black Arts Movement of the 1960s and ’70s—to delve deeper into her undaunted creative spirit.
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Baynard Woods Has Written Several Books, But Never One as Personal as His Latest
'Inheritance: An Autobiography of Whiteness' explores Woods' upbringing in the Deep South, as well as his family’s enslaver history.
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Art Space: New Competition Brings Guitarists From Around The World to Our Own Backyard
Eight gifted guitarists from around the world will gather from September 23-25 for the first-ever Baltimore International Guitar Competition.
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Enjoy a Hallmark Holiday
December in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, is picture perfect.
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These Are The Fall Arts Events You Can’t Miss in Baltimore This Season
The city's renowned art scene is thriving. Here are the chatter-worthy performances and exhibits to mark on your calendar.
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Local Artist Katie Pumphrey Just Swam the English Channel–Again
The MICA grad talks to us about her rigorous training, jellyfish stings, and how open-water swimming influences her art.
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How Erin Douglas Cultivated an Inclusive Desert Community at Burning Man
Since 2018, the local artist's 'Black Burner Project' has been documenting people of color and driving inclusivity at the Nevada festival.
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Photo Essay: SHAN Wallace Captures the Lexington Market of Her Lifetime
In the wake of the market's large-scale renovation, Wallace’s poignant portraits—so full of energy and everyday connection—serve as a time capsule to the Lexington that once was.
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Eats and Entertainment to Explore at the Asia Collective Night Market This Weekend
Inaugural celebration of AAPI culture at the Howard County Fairgrounds will unite eateries, artists, and performers from all over the DMV.
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Love Groove Festival Returns This Weekend with Added Art and Film Showcases
John Tyler's community event will celebrate young artists of all mediums at Baltimore Center Stage Saturday.
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Movie Review: Mack & Rita
Body swap comedy is a bit undercooked, but Diane Keaton fans will be delighted.
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BMA Curators Celebrate the Art of Collaboration
Colleagues work together to assemble exhibitions that center on the voices and experiences of historically marginalized groups.
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Dru Hill (Sisqó Included) Ready to Celebrate ’90s Roots at Camden Yards Concert
We catch up with Baltimore’s homegrown R&B group, performing Saturday as part of Oriole Park’s 30th anniversary celebration.
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‘A Little Juju’ Podcast Helps Listeners Connect to Their African Ancestry
We catch up with host Juju Bae, who has dedicated her life to Black spirituality, community, and being a self-proclaimed "witchy womanist."
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Are Pay Phones the New Salt Boxes?
Juliet Ames has found a new canvas for her beloved public art project.
