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Open & Shut: Marta al Mare; Oohhs & Aahhs; Silver Queen Cafe
We break down the latest restaurant openings, closings, and more news from the local food scene.
Dan Deacon
Afternoon Tea Service is Piping Hot at These Local Spots
You can find the thoroughly English experience—think: a strong brew and a scone with clotted cream and lemon curd—in places as diverse as a historic restaurant, a cozy tea room, and a cocktail-inspired hotel bar if you know where to look.
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Dan Deacon
On The Town
Weekend Lineup: July 1-4
The best things to do in Baltimore this Fourth of July weekend.
Arts District
11 Must-See Events at Light City Baltimore
Art and performance picks from the inaugural festival’s organizers.
Arts District
Light City U To Feature Conferences On Social Change, National Speakers
Light City Baltimore musical headliners to include Thomas Dolby, DJ Jazzy Jeff.
Arts District
Light City To Feature 29 Works of Light Art, Concerts, and Performances
Acts will include Dan Deacon, Fluid Movement, Single Carrot Theatre, and Baltimore Rock Opera Society.
Arts & Culture
A Conversation with Dan Deacon
The patron saint of Baltimore’s DIY music scene and co-founder of the Wham City arts collective sits down for a chat.
Arts District
Here’s The Schedule for Windjammer
Saturday's concert at Pier Six includes some of the biggest names in Baltimore music
Arts & Culture
Beach House Discusses Duo's New Album
We talk to guitarist Alex Scally about loving Baltimore and playing Windjammer.
Arts & Culture
Q&A with Wume
We talk to the Baltimore synth-drum duo about their new album, Maintain.
Arts District
Future Islands, Beach House, and Dan Deacon to Headline “Wind Jammer” Concert
Three big Baltimore bands join other local artists to perform at Pier Six in August.
Arts & Culture
Music Reviews: February 2015
The latest from Dan Deacon, Letitia VanSant, and Panda Bear.
Arts & Culture
Q&A with Dan Deacon
We talk to the Baltimore electronic artist about his new album, Gliss Riffer.
