Arts & Culture

HONfest and the Charles Village Festival are ending, but there’s still plenty for Baltimoreans to look forward to this spring and summer.

Rachel D. Graham will succeed Donna Drew Sawyer, who resigned from the position as CEO of the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, or BOPA, last January.

Whether you want to see live performances, learn about Baltimore in the Roaring ’20s or take a cooking class this Black History Month, we’ve got you covered.

Baltimore entrepreneur Nupur Parekh Flynn’s annoyance with her purse led to an invention that celebrities at the Grammys — and soon the Oscars — are taking home with them.

Organizers are open to other ideas for a new neighborhood event.

It is the middle of winter, but many parents are already thinking about summer because it’s camp sign-up time. One Banner reporter and mother of three talks about the stresses of signing up.

Chris Franzoni gives his restaurant recommendations for celebrating Valentine’s Day, from cozy candlelit bistros to swanky downtown lounges.

Over the dark days of winter? Brighten up your schedule with BmoreArt's recommendations for some of the most interesting art exhibits to visit this month.

The market is holding an open house and tours Saturday to provide an early glimpse at the renovations.

Faidley’s will be the largest merchant in Lexington market, which is arguably still finding its footing. The Banner got a tour of the family’s new restaurant and market, which is almost ready but still hidden from public view.

Prim and Proper, the restaurant and wine bar opening Thursday, promises an approachable twist on French fine dining.

Paul Alexander’s “Bitter Crop: The Heartache and Triumph of Billie Holiday’s Last Year” focuses on the singer’s genius, not just her tragedies.

You could learn about early Maryland history through the eyes of a mapmaker, celebrate Black History through one family’s story, see flying Italian dancers or catch a national tour for singer-songwriter Sarah Jarosz in Annapolis through Feb. 7.

Whether you want to see Patti LaBelle in Baltimore or check out local art in Ellicott City, we’ve got you covered.

Get your dancing shoes: Mobtown Ballroom has arrived in Station North with the promise of building a new cultural hub for the neighborhood.

Follow the vines and the vino to a new wine and plant shop downtown.

Clavel’s James Beard Award-nominated co-owner and chef, Carlos Raba, aims to put the family back in his food at Nana, his new Towson restaurant.

The popular PBS series “Antiques Roadshow” is making a stop in Baltimore on June 18.

After weeks of back and forth, West Baltimore-born personality Jess Hilarious will officially take the throne as the third co-host of “The Breakfast Club” radio show.

As the Baltimore Ravens prepared to take on the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC championship game, celebrities and VIPs flocked to M&T Bank Stadium.