Eternity One is Opening Night feature of the New/Next Festival on Oct. 1. It has an encore screening on Oct. 4. Director ...

The billionaire who bought his hometown team shares what he’s learned from other owners, why he keeps writing and ...

The word Candela—“fire” in Spanish—is an appropriate name for this 40-seat casual cousin of Alma Cocina Latina, specializing ...

The community taproom is one of the leading examples of what Baltimore’s historic churches, many of which have increasingly ...

Why the author’s hardboiled horror has afforded him cult status among local literary types and Internet gorehounds alike.

Contributing photographer Perry Hall captures the energy of The Flock at the international matchup, which was a nail-biter ...

From the New/Next Film Festival and Blaq Pride to Doors Open Baltimore and Halloween at the MD Science Center, here are the ...

With a cursory Google search of “house music in Baltimore,” you’ll see several mentions of men like DJ Spen, Karizma, Teddy Douglas, Jay Steinhour, and Thommy Davis, who formed The Basement Boys in ...

After multiple firefighter deaths in a span of two years, Wallace—who managed the city’s immediate response to the Key Bridge disaster—is using data and tech to protect both citizens and first ...

Unlike many food events that try and hit the upscale end of the spectrum—canapes in little cups, wine pours, tiny precious tweezed food—night markets celebrate street food. Even if they’re not ...

It is occasionally reported that Maryland was the only state not to ratify Prohibition. Not true. With temperance support in its conservative counties, Maryland was the sixth state to ratify the 18th ...

A second teenager sprays a shot of soapy water on a windshield, trying to drum up business. The woman behind the wheel simply continues to stare at her phone. To still another driver: “You look good, ...