Karen Stokes is the Executive Director of Strong City Baltimore Karen incites change. It’s not an easy thing for the leader of a non-profit in Baltimore to accomplish. She uses…
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Why are two feminists fighting rape in their underwear? Story by Rebecca Nagle, photos by Philip Laubner FORCE: Upsetting Rape Culture is an artistic effort to agitate the culture…
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The latest and largest in a series of visionary projects, Matt Muirhead’s quick work last weekend on this huge art bus demonstrates the powerful imagery, determination and joie de vivre…
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Instead of freaking out, if we redirect our frustration over the actions of fellow human beings toward reflection and understanding, it may help us better empathize with people and not…
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What Weekly’s FritzBall Dance Party this weekend is named in honor of Kyle Fritz, a Baltimore developer and do-gooder. I sat down with him last week at his home…
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Pick up the front page of the paper, turn on your nightly news program, or scroll up and down your favorite online blog and without a doubt you will find…
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Story by Brett Yale of Bmore Musically Informed. Last Thursday’s Microshow was a spiritually intimate performance by Celebration, one of my favorite musical tribes from Baltimore. I could tell you about how Sean Antanaitis’ vintage organ’s notes lead way, while David Bergander’s cosmically calculated drumming owned the beat and Katrina Ford’s thoughtful and gentle vocals entranced those who filled the tiny space (not to mention Walker and Tony‘s contributions), but I suppose it’d be more interesting for me to start from the beginning…
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Photos by Travis Johnson, Glenford Nunez and George Skepton Photo by Travis Johnson The Baltimore Fashion Alliance’s celebration of Fashion’s Night Out, a now international Fashion Week kick-off…
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Don’t look now folks, but corporate profits are at an all time high while fewer Americans are working than at any time during the past three decades. And if that…
Read moreBaltimore has mixed feelings about the artists who often exhibit their work on the neglected and decaying parts of the city.
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