Taji Burris

As we prepare this weekend to officially say goodbye to the summer, Mayor Brandon Scott has scheduled the perfect swan song for the season: Charm City Live.

Baltimore was dubbed “the city that reads” by Mayor Kurt Schmoke in the 1980s. It's a description that seems particularly true this weekend as the

Dr. Seuss once said that “reading can take you places you have never been before.” While that quote is certainly true, Baltimorean bookworms luckily

Plus, the seventh annual Baltimore Taco festival, the Fell's Point Fun Festival, and an open studio tour to meet artists

The weekend is almost here so you probably want to do your happy dance. Luckily for you, there's a place you can do it without the fear of being judged: Disney on Ice's dance party.

After Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced Wednesday that the city would cut ties with the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, the news reverberated throughout the local art world.

We know you've been dreaming of the weekend, but now that it's here it will be filled with nightmares.

“Frederick Douglass/Liberty,” a modernized image of the historic figure on display outside the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture, is sure to stir conversations.

Sometimes you get late-night cravings that even the ice cream in your freezer or leftover sandwich from lunch can't fulfill.

Whether you want to check out Station North’s art scene, shop for some handmade gifts or celebrate Irish culture, we’ve got you covered.