Archives
July, 2011
Food and Dining
Our Baltimore delicacy makes its appearance in an array of clever dishes. Check out our favorites.
Pastry cases are taking over the town.
Venegas proves to be a prime place for steak (and more)
A Canton piano bar tunes up its act
Arts
The venerable festival enters its fourth decade brimming with populism and newfound energy, thanks to its expansion into Station North.
Cindy Kelly, Leonora "Peachy" DiPietro Dixon, and Susan Fillion
Panda Bear and Small Sur
People
The new leader of Reservoir Hill's Beth Am draws Jews back to Baltimore City.
Don't worry parents, those otherworldly Otakon costumes are just a fun part of growing up.
Baltimore's renowned gaming community adapts to emerging technologies and profound demographic shifts.
We relive some of the classic answers for this, our final Grill (sniff).
MICA alum paints the town with her art
Home and Garden
Even the nouveau broke can make their homes look high end at the region's best consignment shops
A top architect teams with savvy owners to remake a home's exterior, sans bulldozer
Roar back to the '20s
Redefine the urban jungle with artful row-house gardening
Amanda Austin paints personalities with interior design
Shopping
With summer in full swing, we ask the experts for tips on the latest in swim apparel. Ready, wet, go!
Nightlife
A local nightlife complex gets a major facelift.
This Month
Developers are reimagining the tourist mecca as a hub for downtown families.
The Incredibly True Adventures of the Baltimore Bachelorette
Firsthand accounts of what’s happening in Baltimore.
A local boating club hands over the lines to inner-city youth.
A city budget crisis threatens to close the Poe House. Here are five ways to save it.
