Arts & Culture

After announcing a location move last week, Cocina Luchadoras posted Wednesday that it is no longer going anywhere "for the time being."

Baltimore’s best pit beef is outside a Hampden hardware store.

The new recall includes 71 products made between May 10 and July 29 under the Boar’s Head and Old Country brand names. It follows an earlier recall of more than 200,000 pounds of sliced deli poultry and meat. The new items include meat intended to be sliced at delis as well as some packaged meat and poultry products sold in stores.

Prim & Proper, the downtown French eatery that promised an approachable twist to Baltimore’s fine dining scene, is altering its ownership and rebranding.

High heat and a drought have left grain farmers in Maryland anticipating low yields and big losses.

There are the obvious places to eat outdoors in Anne Arundel County. Try dining al fresco at these places instead.

I cook mac and cheese, fried chicken and other soul food in hopes that my two sons will be proud of their Black heritage and Black culture.

Formerly of the Tilted Row, chef Amy Hessel is taking on the rooftop restaurant Topside and rejuvenating Hotel Revival's food with Baltimore flavors.

Foreman Wolf is scrapping its waterfront eatery as it focuses on The Duchess.

Station North’s popular bar and venue The Crown has announced it will close in August.

Queen Takes Book, an indie bookstore in Columbia, is hosting a Where’s Waldo scavenger hunt for 6-inch Waldo cutouts that are hiding all around Columbia. It’s an annual national summer event.

Follow along as we recap the Apple TV+ series “Lady in the Lake,” based on the book by Laura Lippman and starring Natalie Portman and Baltimore native Moses Ingram.

Southwest Airlines announced Thursday that it is doing away with the open seating model where passengers chose their own seats upon boarding the plane.

Kevin Spacey’s distinctive Baltimore mansion stirred a small bidding war Thursday morning on the courthouse steps.

From bookstores to the tap-houses with big TVs, for the summer Olympics we’ve put together a few places in Baltimore where you’ll be ready to root for team USA.

If you find yourself at the sprawling theme park about 20 miles from this year’s Olympic host city, you may wonder what on earth this space-themed roller coaster has to do with Baltimore. The answer? A 19th-century French science-fiction novel.

Whether you want to look at pictures of John Lennon taken by his former lover, see “Deadpool and Wolverine” for free or go axe throwing, we’ve got you covered.

Seven outdoor activities to do in Howard County, including a “Finding Nemo” showing at The Wine Bin, an O.A.R. show at the Merriweather Post Pavilion and a Sunday farmer's market.

There's still a chance to catch “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at The Classic Theatre of Maryland in the coming week. You could also see two of England's top soccer teams play at Navy stadium, listen to innovative chamber music or try karaoke at the new Tiki bar in Annapolis.

Actor Kevin Spacey’s waterfront home, worth more than $5 million, is set for public auction Thursday morning outside of the Baltimore Circuit Court.