Our updated guide to free and discounted meals, admission, and other noteworthy resources—whether you’re among those affected or looking for ways to support.

Celebrate Irish culture and cuisine at the Maryland Irish Festival🍀, sip crisp local beers at Patterson Park Brew Fest 🍺, and more ways to enjoy your Charm City weekend.

Bank St. Deli debuting with sandwiches (and a speakeasy 🤫) in Little Italy, Vivian’s brings cozy cafe vibes to Patterson Park 🍳 , and more food news from the Charm City dining scene.

A look at how woodworker Ryan Rush makes his one-of-a-kind tables. (Hint: It starts with sustainably sourced wood from trees felled by local arborists.)

Chief curator Kevin Tervala discusses three new exhibitions and how they align with the series' environmental focus.

After 38 years in politics, Nancy Pelosi—the first and only female Speaker of the House—has announced she'll retire in 2027. Last year, we met the congresswoman for lunch in her native Little Italy to discuss how Baltimore shaped her trailblazing career.

A Chongqing noodle and dumpling house just south of the county line serves impressive xiaolongbao, plus noodles, rice bowls, and dim sum.

Five top takeaways from the introduction of the birds’ new leader—a New England native who’s ready for a “bounce back year.”

The city’s OG film festival runs through Nov. 9 with an exciting program—including features, docs, shorts, and experimental works, many with Baltimore roots.

For @baltimoremagazine.com, I previewed a couple of extraordinary titles from the Maryland Film Festival, which starts tonight. @mdffparkway.bsky.social

For the past 15 years, the Timonium club has hosted stand-ups of all ilk, from heavyweights—like Tracy Morgan, Nate Bargatze, and Richard Lewis—to up-and comers and down-and-outers.

Lindsay Willey is a bona fide expert now, but the certified sommelier has maintained the same refreshing humility as the day she started in 2007.

Our updated guide to free and discounted meals, admission, and other noteworthy resources—whether you’re among those affected or looking for ways to support.

On this day in 1965, Morrison set himself on fire outside Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara's office. “I reacted to the horror by bottling my emotions, [not discussing] them with anyone—even my family,” McNamara said. “I knew [they] shared many of his feelings about the war.”

Recycle your ghoulish gourd at the annual Maryland Science Center Pumpkin Smash 🎃, shake your bones on the Bmore Horror Club Halloween Party dance floor 🦴, and more ways to enjoy your Charm City Halloweekend. 🍭👻🕸️

Where to find ofrendas (traditional altars), pan de muerto (skull-shaped bread of the dead), and other customary dishes to observe the holiday this weekend.

From Amy Sherald's 'American Sublime' at the BMA to Kennedy Krieger's annual Festival of Trees at the MD State Fairgrounds, here are the happenings to mark on your calendar this month.

On view Nov. 2 through next April, ‘American Sublime’ is a landmark retrospective featuring the former Baltimore-based artist’s most iconic works—thus far.

A guide to free and discounted meals, admission, and other noteworthy resources—whether you're among those affected or looking for ways to support.

Home & Design Awards submissions close January 15! 🚨 Baltimore magazine is now accepting submissions for our annual Home & Design Awards, a competition for local architects, interior designers, builders, landscape artists, and more. Submit your project now! ⬇️

The Maryland-raised Towson University grad—now Hollywood’s go-to horror guy—reflects on Halloween, Stephen King, Edgar Allan Poe, and sobriety.

Straddling the city-county border, the multigenerational community combines suburban comforts with city living—including a Main Street feel on Belair Road.

Nurses for our 12th annual Excellence in Nursing honor can be nominated for this award by anyone—peers, patients, or by themselves—as long as we know the relationship of the person nominating the nurse. 🩺🥼

A review of our latest food truck find in a Gaithersburg parking lot.

The Central Library has become a canvas for the NBA icon’s Baltimore story, told through sneakers, soundtracks, and the spirit of the city. Here's what you can't miss.

With a lot of people already hungry, and many more about to lose SNAP benefits, here's a timely piece from @baltimoremagazine.com on Baltimore's growing network of community fridges, including the one we host inside our store: www.baltimoremagazine.com/section/comm...

Given the government shutdown, soaring grocery prices, and federal cuts to food-assistance programs, the need for the grassroots initiative is greater than ever.

Earlier this year, investigative files were released. Since this story published in May, a local civil rights attorney has reached out to Mr. Broadus's surviving, 85-year-old son. Archived reporting courtesy of Afro News and Afro Charities.

Laverne's to carry on the nightlife legacies of Trip's Place and Gatsby's in Station North, Tersiguel's announces closure in Ellicott City after 50 years, and more food news from the Charm City dining scene.

Round up the fam for the Great Halloween Lantern Parade🏮, sample rye-forward sips at the Ryes Up Against Cystic Fibrosis Cocktail Competition 🥃, and more ways to enjoy your Charm City weekend.

Julia Roberts deserved a better script.

Filmed before a Judas Priest show at the Capital Centre in Landover in 1986, the 16-minute cult classic has been referred to as both the “seminal anthropological study of beer-swilling teenage metalheads” and “one of the greatest rock documentaries ever.”

Best of Baltimore Weddings Readers' Poll closes Sunday! 🚨 It's your last chance to show some love to your favorite Charm City wedding vendors. Vote now!

Grab your camera and get in the seasonal spirit at these leaf-peeping spots.

If you're looking to switch things up this year, these local feasts combine classic holiday dishes and creative seasonal twists.

These pumpkin-filled parties, concerts, and festivals are worth carving out time in your social calendar for.

Five local songs you should listen to right now.

Dishes and drinks are personal to the owners, whose family hails from the city of Shenyang.

A Catonsville candy shop has a rich assortment of retro treats that stir memories of simpler times.

So many Lumbee Indians migrated to the city during its post-World War II industrial boom, they affectionately nicknamed the area where they settled “the Reservation.” But fitting into a segregated city proved a whole new challenge. #IndigenousPeoplesDay

"The biggest thing that Baltimore has given us is the grace and the space to find ourselves," says Turnstile frontman Brendan Yates.

With Halloween coming up, we figured there’s no better time to share where to get your fix.

A Catonsville candy shop has a rich assortment of retro treats that stir memories of simpler times.

La Maison by Café Dear Leon soft opens in Remington this weekend 🥐, Animal Boy ready to rock in Lauraville 🥪🤘, and more food news from the Charm City dining scene.

We want to know your favorite Charm City wedding vendors! Cast your vote in our Best of Baltimore Weddings Readers' Poll now. 💌

These Halloween happenings invite families to post up in a parking lot, pop their trunks, and pass out candy to little ones tailgate-style.

The local nonprofit provides personalized holistic health resources for hundreds of vets throughout the country.

"The biggest thing that Baltimore has given us is the grace and the space to find ourselves," says Turnstile frontman Brendan Yates.

Photojournalist J.M. Giordano stayed out late with filmmakers and fans to capture all of after-party energy on his Kentmere 400 and Olympus Stylus—out of respect for the medium of film, of course.

We’re looking all over the greater Baltimore area for nurses who go beyond the call of duty, whether it’s in the hospital, a doctor’s office, a retirement facility, research, a school medical office, or any other workplace. Nominate them to be considered for our Excellence in Nursing honor. 🩺🥼