Aliza Worthington is a Writer at Baltimore Fishbowl and contributes to Crooks and Liars and MOMocrats. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, culture, and events, with a focus on film, fine art, and urban art. Aliza's work has been featured in Crooks, Doug B, and Baltimore Fishbowl.
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By: Aliza Worthington
The longtime partners are putting out an exclusive shirt to commemorate the special nature of Artscape's Scout Fair.
Looking for great live music under the summer skies? The Pikesville Armory Foundation has you covered with free concerts.
Columbia's signature art festival is back, as LakeFest 2026 promises more than 50 juried artists, kids activities, and renowned performers.
By: Aliza Worthington
Experts are impressed with Maryland's new law requiring school systems to come up with ways to keep phones out of kids' hands. Will it help?
By: Aliza Worthington
Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame guitarist Tom Morello announced the Power To The People Festival –a non-partisan celebration of peace, justice, solidarity, music, and community action–will take place on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026 at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland.
By: Aliza Worthington
Lt. Governor Aruna Miller and Maryland’s Office of Overdose Response have launched a new public dashboard showing residents how money from opioid settlements is being distributed and invested across the state.
Students hang out on one of CCBC's grassy spots. Photo via CCBC's Facebook page.
By: Aliza Worthington
Members of the Youth Mental Health Corps in training. Photo via Maryland Department of Service and Civic Innovation's Facebook page.
By: Aliza Worthington
Photos via Towson University College of Fine Arts and Communication's Facebook page.
By: Aliza Worthington
(l) Screenshot via U.S. Soccer YouTube channel (r) Photo via Jason's Deli Columbia, MD Facebook page.
