Arts & Culture

Priced at $12.5M, this architectural showpiece in Bethesda’s Glen Echo is currently the most expensive home for sale in Montgomery County.

A well-known champion of the Baltimore arts scene died after she and her husband were attacked in Fells Point this week.

Guinness is shutting down its Maryland brewery, parent company Diageo North America Inc. announced Thursday.

Kelly Carnes took over as executive director of the Baltimore Rock Opera Society on Sept. 8.

The Dundalk and Randallstown pools are reopening under county management after the YMCA left this summer.

Country Calling concertgoers, fear not. The weather in Ocean City seems to be in your favor this weekend.

After 10 months without a library director, the Baltimore County Public Library has chosen one: Jason Homer of the Worcester Public Library System in Massachusetts.

Oleum owner Alisha Adibe is opening the restaurant Dahlia Cocinita in the former Simply Marie's space.

The Fell’s Point Fun Festival, which marks its 60th year this weekend, began as a fundraiser to help a preservation group fight a proposed federal highway construction project.

Baltimore’s New/Next Film Festival has a secret weapon, says veteran director Joe Swanberg: programmer Eric Hatch and his ahead-of-the-curve taste.

Whether you want to take in Edgar Allan Poe-centric readings, watch movies at the New/Next Film Festival or watch Jonathon Heyward conduct the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, we've got you covered.

A Q&A with singer-songwriter Lyn Lapid about her journey with songwriting, growing up in Howard County and what’s next.

Events across the capital region this week include College Park Day, ways to kick off spooky season and more.

The Baltimore Rock Opera Society fired its executive director weeks after she was hired following controversy over a video that showed her wearing cornrows.

At Caffè Futuro in Fells Point, the robotic barista can handle all your coffee preferences. But do you have to tip?

COLUMN | Arguments against a bottle deposit program are pretty much what you’d expect. Developments in Maryland and D.C. may be changing the outcome.

Oceans Calling Festival annually attracts more than 50,000 people per day. This year’s cancellation came after a slower-than-usual summer for Ocean City.

More than 67,000 fans filled M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday night, with a majority clad in the colors of Mexico.

Ted Abela, known better by Commanders fans as “Tailgate Ted,” has been hosting one of the premier tailgates for Washington football games for more than two decades.

Leon’s will reopen Wednesday. Baltimore’s oldest gay bar, which opened in the 1950s, closed in July following the death of its owner Ron Singer.