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A distributor merger has some local microbreweries buzzing about logistical headaches
The acquisition of Legends Limited by Chesapeake Beverage Co. appears to be a mixed bag as some local brands will gain more coverage and others will lose a foothold in parts of the region.
Brewer David Hooper is stacking bags of grain in preparation for mill and mash at the Diamondback Brewing Company in Baltimore, MD.
Baltimore Banner Horoscopes: What the super full moon means for your astrological sign?
There is a "super full moon" on Wednesday. How will that effect your astrological sign this week?
Baltimore Horoscopes
No lion around: Physical therapy helps senior animals at the Maryland Zoo stay active
For aging zoo animals, stretching life expectancy involves actual stretching. It’s as cute as it sounds.
Anna, a 48 year old African Elephant, basks in the sunlight during her outside play time.
With each first day of school, my kid is growing away from me
As my son goes back to school, it reminds me how much he has come into his own — and how much less he may need me.
This well-dressed young man is developing his own sense of style — and of everything else.
Hampden’s Common Ground cafe to reopen as worker-owned cooperative
An exact opening date for the Hampden coffee shop has not been set, but “we are aiming for early September,” said Nic Koski, who was a barista at Common Ground when it closed and is spearheading the reopening efforts.
Hampden’s Common Ground coffee shop is reopening in September as a worker-owned cooperative.
A teacher-turned-rapper is using hip-hop to try and stop violence in Baltimore
MC Bravado and Jay Royale are headlining a show Friday at Baltimore Soundstage to raise money for Beats Not Bullets, a music and mentorship program that aims to interrupt violence by making hip-hop more accessible.
MC Bravado, left, and Jay Royale will perform Friday at Soundstage as part of a fundraising concert for Beats Not Bullets.
‘Freedom ain’t free’: Weekend events mark 60th anniversary of March on Washington, Gwynn Oak Park’s integration
This weekend, Marylanders will observe the 60th anniversary of two events — the March on Washington and the integration of Gwynn Oak Park— that historians and activists say were pivotal moments in the Civil Rights movement.
Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. addresses the crowd at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., where he gave his “I Have a Dream” speech on Aug. 28, 1963, as part of the March on Washington. (AFP via Getty Images)
New to Baltimore? Check out these books.
Readers told us the best Baltimore books to read.
Illustration of a woman standing in front of rowhouses that look like books.
For over 60 years, she’s beautified Baltimore one head at a time
Liz’s Place has been on Pennsylvania Avenue since the 1970s.
Elizabeth Johnson has been doing hair in Baltimore since the late 1950s. Her beauty salon is considered one of the oldest Black owned businesses on Pennsylvania Avenue.
What to do this weekend, from Charm City Live to salsa dancing lessons
Whether you want to see Ari Lennox at a festival or Pete Davidson at a comedy show, or check out back-to-school drives, we’ve got you covered.
Ari Lennox, seen here at Coachella in 2022, is headlining Charm City Live this weekend.
7 things to do in Annapolis in the next 7 days
You could join the cinematic chase for a great white shark, help open the Maryland Renaissance Festival or mark the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington. It’s a crazy busy week in Annapolis, here are some tips on the best events through Aug. 30.
A charioteer performs at the Maryland Renaissance Festival tournament grounds in Crownsville. The annual fair runs from Aug. 26 though Oct. 22 this year.
Locust Point Harris Teeter to reopen Thursday after mouse infestation
Corporate representatives say the McHenry Row store in the 1800 block of Whetstone Way will resume operations Thursday at 7 a.m. after a 'thorough mitigation process.'
Employees at the Harris Teeter were compensated for their hours scheduled during the closure.
The best places for a post-dinner walk in Baltimore
Baltimore offers quite a few nice settings for couples on a date to take a walk together or sit for a chat outdoors to keep the romance going - or get it started.
A place for taking a stroll along Keyser Quad at the Johns Hopkins University Homewood Campus.
Bossman returns to ‘Land of the O’ to throw first pitch for Orioles
Veteran Baltimore rapper Bossman will kick off Wednesday’s Orioles game as he celebrates the 20th anniversary of his classic hometown anthem, “Land of the O.”
Bossman poses for a portrait at Camden Yards before throwing the first pitch Wednesday night.
Sweaters, Baltimore and social media fame: A chat with Sam Barsky
Here’s what viral knitter Sam Barsky has to say about Baltimore and his social media journey.
Photo collage showing Krishna Sharma’s face on a bright orange circle, next to Sam Barsky’s face on a bright blue circle, with neutral background showing Baltimore row houses.
Harris Teeter in Locust Point still closed after infestation
A Harris Teeter employee said that while the pest issue had been addressed, the grocery store was undergoing a deep cleaning and other maintenance that caused it to remain closed five days after its initial shuttering.
Harris Teeter at Locust Point in Baltimore, Thursday, Aug. 17, 2023.
Passed over by Guinness, Heavy Seas to launch its own ‘Baltimore’ Blonde
The launch by Heavy Seas of a “Baltimore” Blonde beer is like the drinkable version of a subtweet. Let us explain.
The Halethorpe distillery announced its new brew, BOHdacious Blonde, on Tuesday.
‘Chris da Plumber’: Your poop was his bread and butter
A Baltimore plumber is remembered for being good at his job but also for how he displayed his eccentricities, author and journalist Rafael Alvarez says.
 Chris Jensen in his North Howard Street backyard.
The Manor, one of Baltimore’s largest gay establishments, now under new management
The Manor, an upscale gay-owned bar and restaurant in Mount Vernon, has been acquired and will reopen under new management in the coming weeks. It is unclear who the new managers of the business are, however, and whether or not it will remain gay-owned and operated.
The Manor in Mt Vernon on June 12, 2023
Maryland Seafood Festival makes return to Annapolis
After two decades of celebrating Maryland’s seafood dishes at Sandy Point State Park, the popular festival celebrated its 57th year at Annapolis’ picturesque City Dock
People participate in the oyster shucking contest at the Maryland Seafood Festival in Annapolis on August 20, 2023. They had three minutes to shuck as many as they could.
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