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What to do this weekend, from Pride in the Park to Fleet Week festivals
Whether you want to attend the Maryland Auto Show, celebrate Pride or Fleet Week — or all of the above — we’ve got you covered.
6/25/22—A rainbow flag waves during the Baltimore Pride Parade on Charles St.
7 things to do: Juneteenth celebrates survival, not just emancipation
I’m recounting the almost forgotten, violent history of the days after enslaved Marylanders were freed not because I want to spoil the Juneteenth Parade and Festival on June 22. But appreciating the meaning of this holiday is more than just a party. It is about honoring survival.
A group of fugitives escapes slavery in Maryland, depicted in an engraving for the 1872 book, "The Underground Railroad" by William Still.
Werner’s has new management — again — but with a familiar face
Clark Hospitality, the restaurant group behind Papi Cuisine and Prim and Proper, has taken over management of the historic Werner's Diner and Pub — the second change in five years.
The staple Baltimore diner is under new management
Stella, the death-defying hawk, has returned
Stella the Hawk, who escaped after a tree fell on her enclosure at Oregon Ridge, was safely recaptured in Perry Hall on Sunday. She lost a lot of weight, but is regaining her strength at Phoenix Wildlife Rescue.
Stella the hawk.
Local streetwear brand gets OK to make Orioles gear — and sells out immediately
Carpet Company founders and brothers Ayman and Osama Abdeldayem's collection of MLB licensed Baltimore Orioles gear sold out in minutes.
Some of the offerings from Carpet Company's now-sold out collection of officially licensed MLB Orioles gear.
A Pikesville native with a rare type of dwarfism is starring on Broadway
Matthew August Jeffers has a rare form of dwarfism. It has not stopped him from opening big on Broadway in one of the hottest shows of the season, Enemy of the People.
Matthew August Jeffers, a Pikesville native, signs autographs after a performance of his his show, Enemy of the People.
The Dish: Why ‘America’s best beef’ comes from Baltimore County
Catonsville’s own J.W. Treuth & Sons processes meat that ends up on plates at Peter Luger and other high-end steakhouses.
Jason Trippett owns J.W. Treuth & Sons, a Catonsville slaughterhouse that supplies meat to some of the world’s top steakhouses.
HFStival is returning to D.C., but Maryland is just as stoked
HFStival, the colossal yearly event that local radio station WHFS ran from 1990 to 2006, will be making its return this September at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C.
Fans surf the crowd at the 2004 HFStival in Washington, D.C.
Kevin Spacey says he’s millions of dollars in debt ahead of Baltimore home auction
Actor Kevin Spacey broke down crying when discussing the auction of his Baltimore home and debts during an interview Tuesday with Piers Morgan.
Actor Kevin Spacey has been hiding out in Baltimore since 2017, "beguiled by its charm."
Heading to Bas Rouge after James Beard win? Try these other Easton restaurants, too.
A James Beard Award for chef Harley Peet of Bas Rouge has shone the spotlight on Easton, the once-sleepy Eastern Shore town that is now a booming foodie capital.
The only thing better than a freshly picked Eastern Shore peach has to be the peach pastry from P. Bordier, a new arrival to Easton from Bluepoint Hospitality Group. The pastry and crepe shop is led by Thomas Raquel, formerly of New York's Le Bernadin.
Baltimore’s Clavel misses out, but Easton chef Harley Peet wins James Beard Award
James Beard Award finalists Clavel Mezcaleria, Tony Conte of Inferno Pizzeria Napoletana in Darnestown and Harley Peet of Bas Rouge in Easton vied against eateries from across the coast and country.
Harley Peet won the James Beard award in the best chef: mid-Atlantic category.
Five things to do during Baltimore Pride week
Here are five LGBTQ-centered events happening during Baltimore Pride 2024.
Sapphira Cristál and Nymphia Wind, from RuPaul's Drag Race, will be performing at Pride.
School’s out for summer! Some parents might be more excited than the kids.
I am exhausted to the fiber of my being as I literally count how many bags of snacks we have left in the house versus how many we need until the end of the school year.
Baltimore writer D. Watkins wins a James Beard Media Award
Watkins’ award-winning Salon piece shared how his late cousin helped him navigate Baltimore's restaurant scene sober.
D. Watkins' award-winning Salon piece shared how his late cousin helped him navigate Baltimore's restaurant scene sober.
7 Inner Harbor restaurants and bars you can (technically) swim up to
Food social media influencer Chris Franzoni recommends his top restaurants by the Inner Harbor that you can — technically — swim up to.
Looking out at the Harborplace pavilions.
Hilton Grows Best: How to travel without leaving your plants to die
Hilton Carter is here to help: Let him give you travel tips so you don’t come back home to distressed houseplants.
Anne Arundel eyes modern library to replace 55-year-old Glen Burnie branch
County Executive Steuart Pittman's proposed budget includes $49 million to build a new Glen Burnie library to replace the existing one, which was opened in 1969 and is considered outdated.
A young child uses the computer at the Glen Burnie Library.
Trans woman wins Miss Maryland USA, making history with a list of pageant firsts
When Bailey Anne Kennedy was crowned on Saturday as Miss Maryland USA, she broke almost every barrier that existed in the state’s pageant history--including being the first married, Asian-American, and trans woman winner.
Bailey Anne Kennedy smiles with tears in her eyes as she holds a bouquet and wears a tiara and Miss Maryland 2024 sash. The previous year's winner adjusts her sash and other beauty pageant contestants smile and applaud behind her.
Pat Sajak, who called Maryland home, retires as host of ‘Wheel of Fortune’ after 41 seasons
Pat Sajak announced his retirement in June 2023, making the 41st season of “Wheel of Fortune” his last.
Pat Sajak and Vanna White attend the 25th anniversary celebration of “Wheel of Fortune” at Radio City Music Hall in 2007.
Sheila E. to headline 40th anniversary of Artscape after tumultuous period for nonprofit
Sheila E. will headline this year's Artscape, the 40th anniversary of the free arts festival.
Sheila E. smiles in a portrait, wearing a pink satin dress.
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