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Contributing photographer Lauren Castellana captures all of the magic and merriment of the Crownsville festival’s 50th season opener.
An ambassador for local maritime history, the schooner has spent this summer honoring its past and celebrating its future.
Years before the city's homicide rate began its historic drop, the beloved activist and the Baltimore Peace Movement were seeding change.
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Dozens of local artists evicted from the community space due to city's claim of "unsafe" living conditions.
A tuition-free program at Peabody Dance has changed the lives of the boys involved.
Managing editor Max Weiss previews the January issue of Baltimore magazine.
Restaurants at Harbor Point offer something for every palette.
First-hand accounts from the Schuler School of Fine Arts, a 70-mile run, and Doors Open Baltimore.
Through music, dance, and discussion, these events help commemorate Martin Luther King Jr.’s message.
We bid farewell to the luminaries we lost this year.
From chicken-box quality to recent renovations, we graded the store locations.
From the B&O Railroad to Frank Zappa, we chronicle all the ways Baltimore changed America forever.
Scenes from an Irish wake and Day of the Dead parade.
Hampden’s newest attraction is a John Waters Star Walk.
As the government cyber attack presses on, local leaders are implementing workarounds.
Northeast Baltimore event kicks off this weekend with food, crafts, composting, and yoga.
With a woman’s right to choose protected in Maryland, women’s rights advocates and citizens are reaffirming their support.
A local student gives back in a big way.
As we know by now, it might be one of the last times party buzz, betting, and horse racing come to Park Heights.
Historic Pimlico Race Course continues to devolve as its future remains uncertain.
Before exploring intra-city transportation options, local leaders hope to address issues at home.
Supported by transgender activists and Mayor’s LGBTQ Commission, legislation could be signed during next month’s Pride Weekend.
Overdose deaths in the state have quadrupled since 2010.
After appearing on a controversial WJZ newscast, the historian talks about what we can learn.
Photojournalist’s 15-year study of the decline of American steel opens at the Baltimore Museum of Industry.
Ronald McDonald House Charities Maryland opens a new location in Jonestown.
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