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Baltimore street closures and parking restrictions will be in effect Saturday for the city’s Veterans Day Parade.

Howard County government plans to break ground in early 2025 on a new $68 million arts and culture hub which will include a new home for Toby’s Dinner Theatre, two other theater spaces, an art gallery, dance studio, art classrooms, and housing units.

With orchestral concerts, dance performances, events connecting art to food and healing, and a musical celebrating the music of King of Pop Michael Jackson, there are plenty of ways to tap into your creative side this weekend in Baltimore.

Photo of Gilman Hall at Johns Hopkins University. Photo by callison-burch, via Flickr.

A carnival cruise line ship is docked in Baltimore to celebrate the cruise line serving the city for 20 years. Photo credit: Maryland GovPics/Flickr Creative Commons.

The Institute of Notre Dame complex on Aisquith Street in Baltimore City was one of 10 projects awarded funds this year through Maryland's Historic Revitalization Tax Credit program. Photo courtesy Maryland Historical Trust.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball (center right) stands with Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center leaders and staff at a celebration of the grand opening of the hospital's newly expanded Behavioral Health Unit. The unit is slated to open its doors to patients Dec. 2. Photo courtesy Howard County Government.

Baltimore Center Stage is launching new arts education and civic engagement initiatives, bringing together community members across Baltimore and Maryland to create art, enact change, and collaborate.

This weekend marks the return of Baltimore's German-style Christmas market, as well as concerts, bike rides, nature walks, and more.

More than half of Baltimore County voters check social media apps for political news at least once per week, finds a new poll from UMBC's Institute of Politics.