Archives
April, 2011
Food and Dining
A local baker showcases her vegan creations in a cookbook.
Husband-and-wife restauranteurs start over in Hampden.
Tatu makes an indelible impression with its food and décor.
Off the Eaten Path
Aida taps into kegs for a custom wine system.
Mama Vida grows into a gourmet food business.
Going organic for Earth Day
Features
The inside scoop on 10 great Baltimore 'hoods
We found 188 dentists who will work hard for your healthy smile.
Our mission: Find out who would go to a museum of dentistry—and why.
How the Pratt Street Riot determined the course of the war.
The Maryland Historical Society’s documents, weapons, and personal items offer a glimpse of the Civil War the way Marylanders lived it.
Arts
Henry Wong converted an empty room above his downtown CD shop into a cultural hub dedicated to jazz and classical music.
Celebration, Felicia Carter & Amy Shook, and Skull Defekts
Jessica Anya Blau and Guillaume Apollinaire
People
Has the talented but well-traveled skipper finally found a permanent home in Baltimore?
Ray Bartlett's hot-rod restoration garage is heaven for gearheads—just like him.
Duff Goldman’s right-hand woman has a new role at the bakery as her boss heads west.
A veteran cop faces his toughest opponent: City Hall.
The news anchor on her fear of bridges, doggie desk droppings, and her BFF Deborah Weiner.
The Incredibly True Adventures of the Baltimore Bachelorette
Home and Garden
Mission Accomplished
This Month
April 2011
Five local watershed groups unite to form a stronger voice.
Firsthand accounts of what’s happening in Baltimore.
Gilman QB Darius Jennings has a bright future ahead.
The city debuts a new local-only currency this month.
