Public money, private records: Maryland arts groups face transparency push
Major Maryland cultural institutions receive public funding but generally aren’t subject to state public-records laws. A lawmaker wants to change that.
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Woman fatally shot in Essex identified by police
Lanier Harmon, 39, was fatally shot early Sunday in Essex, Baltimore County Police said.
Severe storms, flooding possible in Baltimore region Sunday night
Though an isolated tornado is possible, the Weather Service said damaging winds and flash flooding pose the greatest danger Sunday night.
9 Baltimore women. A half-century of friendship. The art it inspired.
An exhibit by Baltimore creators opens this week that is about the solace to be found in the urban families we create from like-minded adults.
From marijuana to music: Building’s new role fulfills musicians’ dreams
When Joshua Espinoza and Erik Franklin first toured the abandoned building in 2023, they found the remnants of an illegal marijuana-growing operation.
A cross-dressing pharaoh: Theatre Project hosts play about ancient ruler
Hatshepsut ruled Egypt for 22 years starting around 1479 B.C. and often wore male regalia, including a false beard.
Lewis Museum’s 250th anniversary exhibit spotlights Black Marylanders
Museum officials intentionally delayed opening their anniversary exhibit to encourage visitors to reflect on 250 years of Black resistance, innovation and art.
Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance will cease operations by year’s end
The GBCA has struggled financially since the pandemic, accumulating deficits in three of the four previous years for which tax filings are available.
Country singer Thomas Rhett is set to perform next month in Columbia
Rhett said he tried to "weave the songs together" in his tour's set list to tell a unified story.
Ballet based on Edgar Allan Poe’s life and work is coming to Baltimore
The ballet doesn't simply retell Poe's stories, but asks what kind of man could have written them in the first place.