Red Emma's

Red Emma’s worker-owners, from left: Kate Khatib, Cullen Nawalkowsky, Nia Hunter, Whitney Roberts, and Moss Froom.Photography by Mike Morgan

Food & Drink

Radical Growth

As Red Emma’s turns 15, it has become a model for a number of worker co-ops in the city.

Ron Cassie | October 08, 2019

Jamesha Caldwell

The Chatter

Notre Dame Maryland Student Activist Wants to Change the Perception of Baltimore

Jamesha Caldwell has built a name for herself through her poetry and research.

Evan Greenberg | June 12, 2019

The famous garlic bread and salad combination at Peter's Inn. @liketheteaeats via Instagram

In Good Taste

Open & Shut: Peter’s Inn; Zuzu’s Gourmet Donuts; Cross Street Market

The latest restaurant openings, closings, and recent news.

Lauren Cohen | October 04, 2018

The Chatter

Red Emma’s Moving to Former Spike & Charlie's Space in Mt. Vernon

Radical bookstore coffeehouse to move to expanded location later this summer.

Ron Cassie | June 01, 2018

Arts District

Culture Club: Mother Earth Poetry and Paying Homage to Martin Luther King Jr. and Edgar Allan Poe

Our monthly roundup of openings, events, and news from the art world.

Lauren LaRocca | January 04, 2018

The Chatter

Baltimore Residents Struggle to Pay Increasing Water Bills

Community leaders gather to discuss the water affordability crisis.

Michelle Evans | August 10, 2017

Illustration by Sarah Robbins

Arts & Culture

Fields Guide

With sets by Future Islands to camping and lakeside yoga, here's what you need to know for Fields Festival.

By Lydia Woolever | August 17, 2016

Courtesy of Civic Works

News & Community

Rebuild Baltimore

Volunteer opportunities to help clean up, rebuild, and reconnect our communities.

By Dayna Gillespie | March 30, 2016

The Chatter

Radical Success Continues: Red Emma's Now Open in Station North

Collectively run bookstore and café is the latest addition to surging arts and entertainment district.

Ron Cassie | February 10, 2014

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