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Best of Baltimore 2021: Arts & Culture
Our annual compendium of the people and places that make Charm City great.
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Destination: Baltimore County
Here’s a primer on one of the premier playgrounds in the region.
Arts District
Baltimore Museum of Art Debuts New Branch at Lexington Market
BMA partners with the market to provide art programs, presentations, and gatherings.
Arts District
Look Inside Historic James E. Hooper House in Old Goucher
The 133-year-old building has become a hub for creatives in Baltimore.
Arts District
Social Media Creates More Accessibility in the Art World
Platforms like Instagram provide all patrons a front row seat to art exhibits.
Arts District
BOPA Makes Big Push for Paper Straws at This Year’s Artscape
Pedicabs, paper straws, and zero Styrofoam will make for most sustainable festival yet.
Arts District
Baltimore Clayworks Closing After Nearly 40 Years
Faced with bankruptcy, the Mt. Washington gallery and studio shutters its doors.
Arts & Culture
Q & A: Elaine Eff
Our interview with Elaine Eff, author of 'The Painted Screens of Baltimore: An Urban Folk Art Revealed'
Arts & Culture
Handled With Care
From an African slave canoe to a Dale Chihuly sculpture, a local business transports priceless artifacts and great works of art.
Arts & Culture
Off the Wall
Baltimore's most notorious graffiti artist tries to go straight, juggling family, school, sobriety, and an art world that just might embrace him.
Arts & Culture
Mario Sings the Blues
The Baltimore-born star copes with his recent arrest and his mother's ongoing addictions.
Arts & Culture
There’s Something About Mary Claire
Towson author is the unassuming bestseller next door.
Arts & Culture
AVAM Makes Us Smile
With Simpsons creator Matt Groening and Maryland artist John Root Hopkins aboard for the fun, the museum’s next show is a hoot.
Arts & Culture
Peyton’s Place
She has a role on the hit TV series Mad Men, but model and actor Peyton List is still a Baltimore girl at heart.
Arts & Culture
To Ethan—From Lafayette, Carl, and Coltrane
Local jazz tradition passes from generation to generation, with some help from a state program.
