It's February, which means that love should be in the air. But lately, if you pick up the paper, watch the nightly news, or just step out onto the sidewalk, it certainly can seem in short supply. But love is a choice, and we choose love.

Former NBA star’s memoir recounts relationships with family, mentors, and his fellow Dunbar Poets. #BlackHistoryMonth

The co-producer of Kehlani’s hit single “Folded,” which won Best R&B song, talks about coming up in the city's DIY scene.

The exodus of more than 6 million African Americans from the South to cities in the North, Midwest, and West between 1910 and 1970, was one of the largest internal movements of people in U.S. history. #BlackHistoryMonth

Always great to visit Morgan State. Received wonderful invitation from Pulitzer-Prize winning professor E.R Shipp to share @baltimoremagazine.com February cover story around the rich history of the Baltimore Afro-American newspaper and incredible ongoing archive work from associated Afro Charities.

Hollywood films and network television shows were shot here regularly until the early aughts, when the local industry largely dried up.

Exercise your free will with ice cream for breakfast 🍨, turn up with Bad Bunny Super Bowl watch parties 🇵🇷, pay tribute to Catherine O'Hara on the dance floor 👑, and more ways to enjoy your Charm City weekend.

John Brown General & Butchery set to open a new Bel Air location this summer, The Brewer's Art suddenly shutters after 30 years, and more food news from the Charm City dining scene.

One visit to the Neapolitan pizza shop owned by five cousins will show you why Yelp voted it one of the Top 100 in the nation.

On most Sundays, Christina Delgado’s home museum in Belair-Edison is open for guided tours. But this Super Bowl Sunday, she’ll co-host a half-time watch party dedicated to the island’s cultural icon, Bad Bunny.

Ravishing restaurant recommendations that will fill both your stomach and your soul.

Using Baltimore as a backdrop, the Highlandtown native—whose new book 'And Now, Back to You' drops Feb. 24—wants locals to read her work and "be like, that’s my city, that’s how I see it, that’s how I love it.”

Crowds gather at Hopkins Plaza as part of a nationwide strike—which called for no work, school, or shopping on Jan. 30—in objection to the Trump administration's immigration enforcement efforts.

What changes—and what doesn’t—with the franchise’s first new head coach in 18 years.

Hollywood films and network television shows were shot here regularly until the early aughts, when the local industry largely dried up.

Vibe through the night at Offstage Sessions' Record Shop Rave with The Sound Garden and Arepi 🪩, sip curated flights at Brewers Haven's Dark Days of Winter Party 🍻, and more ways to enjoy your Charm City weekend.

The Cockeysville-born commander of the Artemis II test flight, which may launch as soon as Feb. 6, preps for the first manned moon mission in 50 years, marking a significant return to the exploration of deep space.

Waithe chose Baltimore to premiere ‘trinity,’ a “layered portrait of humanity” opening at Baltimore Center Stage on Feb. 12.

From the city's annual Tom Miller tribute to the Lunar New Year celebration at The Walters, here are the top happenings to mark on your calendar this month.

Chef Spike Gjerde’s latest concept gives off a Marseilles-meets-Maryland vibe.

Shoveling out after Winter Storm Fern prompts acts of kindness and community connection.

How two Baltimore architects transformed an abandoned circa-1922 building into a creative community hub.

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In this special edition, we’ve featured the top happenings per usual, but also included a few “Know Before the Snow” tips to help you brave the Baltimore blizzard weekend—and have some cozy fun as the powder piles up. ❄️ ☃️ 🛷

Four Baltimore spots—from chefs to bars to bakeries—recognized as James Beard semifinalists, Marta al Mare slated to open this summer in Harbor Point, and more food news from the Charm City dining scene.

The Mexican family-owned empire launches its first Baltimore brick-and-mortar, offering a massive menu complete with its own salsa bar.

Quick tips to keep in mind as the city's annual prix-fixe dining deal returns Jan. 23 to Feb. 1.

“'Multiple Maniacs' is my favorite of John’s films, and not because I'm Jesus,” says Figgs, who acted in 10 of Waters’ movies. “It’s because I participated [while dying on the cross] in one of the high-water marks of blasphemy in cinema history.”

Four years after their last release , Snail Mail has announced their new third album 'Ricochet.' In our 2022 profile, look back on the prodigious rise of Ellicott City native Lindsey Jordan—who will return for a hometown show at Union Craft Brewing on April 18.

🍕 Whether it’s your top pizza spot or favorite food truck, we want to know your go-to Charm City eats. 🍸

The former Osteria da Amadeo now offers a curated modern Italian menu from city transplants Brenna and Daniel Lewis.

The canned meat that’s long been a part of Pacific Island culture finds life on local menus.

Did someone say all-you-can-eat biryani nights?

Longevity medicine—which targets the root causes of aging and chronic illness before they develop into disease—is trending, but what is fact and what is fad?

Visit any one of these neighborhood stores to find your next read.

💌Reminder: Show some love to your favorite restaurant this week by casting your vote! 💌

Bundle up tight and glide your way around these local indoor and outdoor rinks.

In the wake of recent cuts to oyster hatchery funding by the Trump administration, the impact of Ferry Cove—the state's newest, most state-of-the-art private hatchery and the only one in Maryland operating as a nonprofit—is perhaps more important than ever.

We raise a glass to the newly established bars doing their neighborhoods proud, and also give love to some of the stalwarts that set the standard.

Hit the slopes at these destinations within a day’s drive.

In a city that’s fiercely dedicated to its sports teams, quirky traditions, and all things crab, Baltimore’s loyalty extends just as ardently to its coffeehouses, cafes, bars, and other eating and drinking establishments.

Playing a nervy ping pong hustler, Timothée Chalamet has found his purest form.

Your weekend plans, delivered. From a makers' market at Ministry of Brewing in Upper Fells 🛍️ to the opening reception for photographer Drew Poland's 'Local Skaters' exhibit at Metro in Station North 🛹 , here's our curated lineup of the best things to do.

Warm up with a winter meal at these charming hotspots.

Hana opens Saturday with sushi and sake in Hampden, The Point in Towson launches themed monthly pop-ups, and more food news from the Charm City dining scene.

The sexy Spanish restaurant from chef David Zamudio debuts on Jan. 9.

ISO: Outstanding home and design projects! Submissions for our annual Home & Design Awards close NEXT WEEK! 🚨 Artisans, architects, builders, interior designers, and more: don't miss this chance to have your project celebrated in our May 2026 issue. 📖 Submit your project at the link below! ⬇️

We chat with Baltimore-based filmmaker Albert Birney about the movie's inspiration and themes, as well as his dog Dorothy’s big debut.

Open on weekends in the the former home of Bottle of Bread, Saba McCoy’s shop feels part gallery, part showroom, part creative incubator.

Right now, our editors are making their picks for our highly coveted Best Restaurants issue. But before the magazine hits newsstands on February 27, we want to hear from you! 🚨 Cast your vote and honor Baltimore’s exceptional restaurants. 📲