Caleb Stine & The Revelations Nov. 24 Local folk singer Caleb Stine is a treasure,…
Major League Baseball has pledged $1 million per team for ballpark employees facing financial hardship…
Read More →Wednesday, March 4. Lawrence Lanahan: Systemic Racism in Baltimore: The Education and Enrichment Committee is…
Read More →In Baltimore, there are more than thirty mayoral candidates—most of them Democrats, which means that…
Read More →Too often, as young people, our voices are overlooked and unheard. We’re deemed too young…
Read More →Wednesday, February 26. School Information Session: School information session for families at closing schools in…
Read More →Wednesday, February 19. February Commission on Sustainability Meeting: Please join commissioners and staff for our…
Read More →Wednesday, February 12. Vision 2020 Park Heights: A New Path Forward: A discussion about what…
Read More →Young writers from Writers in Baltimore Schools visited The Baltimore Sun archive in November 2019…
Read More →Wednesday, January 29. 2020 Baltimore City Candidates Forum: This forum will allow community members to…
Read More →There’s a law on the books that bans play on all City streets. The City…
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Long Live The Queen: Tamika “Fatgirl” Raye, 1991-2017
A force in the Baltimore club community and in the dance world beyond, Tamika “Fatgirl”…
Slain Detective murdered day before he was set to testify against crooked cops; Sgt. Alicia White’s administrative charges dropped
The night before a holiday, when most people’s attention is generally not on the news, the Baltimore Police Department revealed potentially shocking revelations about the murder of Baltimore Police Det. Sean Suiter…
How to Glow Up: Baltimore Youth Arts helps youth inside and outside the justice system
On a Thursday afternoon, Da’Shawn, Ali, and Kendrick sit in the Baltimore Youth Arts gallery space on Mulberry Street with staff members Marketa Wilson, Leisha Winley, Bomin Jeon, and Joey, a volunteer…
Celebrate Giving Tuesday at the Benefit Baltimore Market
Benefit Baltimore Market Nov. 28 You know how now we don’t just have Black Friday, but also Cyber Monday and Small Business Saturday and probably others too? Well the third day of…
Celebrate Blackity Black Friday with Not Without Black Women, Leaders of the Beautiful Struggle, and the Greater Baltimore Urban League
Blackity Black Friday Pop-Up Nov. 24 Remember when “Insecure” star Issa Rae was at the Emmy’s back in September and someone on the red carpet asked her who she was rooting for…
Activist, Community, and Government Events: 11/22-11/29
West Wednesdays. Tawanda Jones, the sister of Tyrone West, a man killed in police custody in July 2013 has been gathering every Wednesday with other activists in the city to call attention…
Literary Events: 11/22-11/29
Baltimore County Public Library Cockeysville Branch, 9833 Greenside Drive, (410) 887-7750, bcpl.info. Susan Muaddi Darraj, Jen Michalski, Lalita Norohna, Kris Faatz, and Rebecca Faye Smith Galli discuss how their writing has been…
Movie Screenings: 11/22-11/29
The Charles Theater, 1711 N. Charles St., (410) 727-3464, thecharles.com. “The Florida Project” (Sean Baker, U.S., 2017), now playing. “The Killing Of a Sacred Deer” (Yorgos Lanthimos, U.S., 2017), now playing. “Loving…
Music Listings: 11/22-11/29
Wednesday 22 Baltimore Soundstage. Pierce Fulton, Nvdes, Noosa. The Black Cat. The Mattson 2, Foots x Coles. Cat’s Eye Pub. Ruben Montoya Band. The 8×10. Bunk Buddha, Image.nation, Linkmindz. Echostage. Benny Benassi,…