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Young Playwright Roric Coletta

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Spring League Softball

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Future Islands: Balance

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Kinky Beautiful

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Eze Jackson

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Inward, Outward: Ugly American

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2012 Sondheim Prize

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The Age of Miracles

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Birth of Rabbits

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Fashion’s Night Out

September 14, 2011

The September Issue Photo by Travis Johnson The Baltimore Fashion Alliance’s celebration of Fashion’s Night Out, a now international Fashion…

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To Whip, Perchance to Scream: Eroticism Revisited

August 5, 2014

Heather Clark · Essays

I remember trying to do this once before…and I remember it ending badly. I was tense, reluctant and extremely wary of my counterpart – I

Warhol Late Night at BMA

November 10, 2010

whatweekly · Art

Take a world class art museum, an all night disco, a battle of wits to the death, the spirit of Andy Warhol and mix them

The Hustle: How to Get Paid to Dress Well

August 29, 2013

Ezra Winter · The Hustle

Fashion was my first real entrée in to the world of art and culture. I have fond memories of working at Barneys, a famed New

Charm City Walks With Wallenda

June 19, 2012

Dharna Noor · Events, Performance

All photos courtesy of Charm City Movement Arts In early May, Nik Wallenda walked a tightrope across Batimore’s Inner Harbor as a publicity stunt for

Panda Bear and Deakin at Ottobar

September 22, 2010

Theresa Keil · Music

A curious timbre that’s both siren and clarion, Panda Bear’s voice could rightfully stand on its own. Perch it atop an intricate nest of guitar,

Education Rethunk

May 4, 2011

Lee Boot · Who We Am

The first short film in a series that deconstructs "the education problem" in the US by looking at it through the lens of culture. Yeah,

Capital Pride 2014

June 10, 2014

Kevin McNamara · Events

Everyone is at least a little gay for someone. Of course, some of us are more queer than others. On Saturday, June 7, I went

This Weekend :: Baltimore Folk Fest 2014

October 9, 2014

Kevin McNamara · Events, Festival, Music

Twenty-five bands. Five venues. One night. Brace yourself for the folk invasion of Station North: the Baltimore Folk Fest 2014. On Friday, October 17 the

Aligning Minds: My Heart Is Love

February 20, 2013

Chris Mandra · Music

It seems fitting to begin a review of My Heart Is Love, the latest release from our own adopted Baltimore heroes Aligning Minds with a

Fighting Rape in Underwear

February 8, 2012

Rebecca Nagle & Philip Laubner · Art, Fashion

Why are two feminists fighting rape in their underwear? Story by Rebecca Nagle, photos by Philip Laubner FORCE: Upsetting Rape Culture is an artistic

Baltimore In Motion

December 22, 2011

whatweekly · Film

Beautiful time lapse film shot over 80 days in Baltimore. If anyone knows who composed the music please let us know.

Dreaming of Lucid Living

March 21, 2012

David London · Art, Innovation, Performance

Our week of shadows continues here at What Weekly, as we now focus our attention to another production at the Theatre Project as part of

Bringing the Street to the Gallery: TOVEN’s Solo Gallery Opening

December 12, 2013

Amanda Fortner · Art

Street artist Toven is known for his iconic images of Mr. Baltimore, the slinky suit with a revolver for a head, and Edgar Allan Poe

Places & Spaces’ Featured Gallery :: School 33

February 26, 2014

Kristin Mcwharter · Art

School 33: A : 1427 Light St, Baltimore, MD 21230 W : www.school33.org H : Mon – Sat 9 am – 5 pm E: school33@promotionandarts.org WHAT IT IS:

What is a Tool Library?

October 4, 2012

David London · Social Innovation, Station North

“Much like a traditional library, the tool library is a free community lending service, but instead of books, we deal in tools.” John Shea and

All Rhythm, No Blues

October 23, 2014

Kevin McNamara · Charm City

Master Djembefola Menes Yahudah has fire in his eyes as he saunters out from the back room, flanked by three men in traditional garb with

Wall Hunters Presents: The Slumlord Project

May 30, 2013

Liz Harby · Community, Street Art

When roaming around the city of Baltimore, it's hard to ignore the multitudes of abandoned row-homes and buildings. Its prominent features, boarded-up windows, dilapidated roofs