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Tattoo Convention

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Young Playwright Roric Coletta

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Night Sweats

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Thrushes: Trees

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We Did It!

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Open Walls Baltimore

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Shakespeare's Revenge!

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Join the Circus!

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The Copycat Theatre

April 21, 2011

It is these kind of imaginative, playful, socially-conscious, boundary-pushing experiences that breathe life into the people, give meaning to art…

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Sea Couch: Satellites

November 14, 2011

Justin Allen · Music

Photo by Brooke Hall The experience of growing up with a father from East Tennessee, and later settling West of Nashville as a teenager,

Wordsmith: Music for the Masses

June 19, 2012

Gatsby · Music, Video

Single from Wordsmith’s King Noah LP Instores/Online June 19th, 2012 Album Release Party on June 22nd at Sonar to celebrate the Instore/Online release of King Noah.

Hampdenfest 2014 Featuring Future Islands

September 25, 2014

Philip Laubner & Theresa Keil & Larry Cohen · Events, Photo Essay

Exceptional photos of one of Baltimore's favorite street festivals.

We Are Family Songbook Project

August 12, 2013

Peter Jackson · Charm City

As a 61 year old gay man, Tim Teeter has lived with the LGBTQ community for many years. Tim felt very connected to the community

Nikkuu Design

May 9, 2012

Matt Kelley & Theresa Keil · Artist Profiles, Business

When I hear the term industrial designer, images come to mind of cavernous warehouses or musky garages, spaces with everything covered in an equal-parts mixture

Real Science Fiction

August 2, 2012

David London & Tristan Brooks · Technology

Welcome to the future. In case you haven’t noticed, much of yesterday’s science fiction is rapidly becoming today’s reality. In a world already filled with

Animal Collective at Senator Theatre

April 22, 2010

Brooke Hall & Justin Allen · Music

Absurd Melodic Horrific Beautiful Freakish Surreal Awesome Revolting Inspirational Trippy Disgusting Jarring Odd Powerful Creepy Lush Dreamy Harmonious Heavy Hellish Progressive Polarizing Violent Bizarre Dynamic

Mobtown Moon

September 5, 2012

David London · Events, Music

For the past two years, a large scale musical collaboration has been taking place in Baltimore. Led by the respected writer and musician Sandy Asirvatham in collaboration

One City – Eight Artists – Seven Days

January 23, 2013

whatweekly · Street Art, Video

One City – Eight Artists – Seven Days: Baltimore from XXIST on Vimeo. One City – Eight Artists – Seven Days is a short film documenting

Welcome to the Expat Frat

June 30, 2014

Hannah Ehlenfeldt · Charm City

If expat teaching life were a fraternity, Children’s Day would be its hazing. Children’s Day is exactly what it sounds like: a national holiday for

Fluid Movement

July 26, 2012

Dharna Noor · Events, Performance

The summer of ’99 saw Fluid Movement’s Baltimore beginnings. Its birth was also a rebirth—it helped rekindle community interest in East Baltimore’s Patterson Park. The

Please Flag With Care

September 16, 2010

Matt Kelley · Performance

In 'Please Flag With Care,' Glass Mind Theatre Company shows everyday characters employing the Internet to search for greater meaning and purpose in their lives

Handmade Communication at INK PRESS PRODUCTIONS

October 27, 2014

Dave K. · Business

Without meaning to, Ink Press Productions co-founder Amanda McCormick compared handmade books, which are Ink Press’ specialty, to transubstantiation. When asked about what makes handmade

Top 10 Overrated Movies of Last Year

January 15, 2014

Dan Gvozden · Film

The critical community is filled with voices of all makes and models. Be it Dana Stevens, A.O. Scott, or Armond White; there is an opinion

Sight Seeing :: Otakon vs. Bronycon

August 20, 2014

Jeremy Chase-Israel & Philip Laubner · Events

People watching is a beloved pastime in Baltimore, as so much of the city’s social calendar has been built around opportunities for voyeurism. The Kinetic

Going Under Cover

February 15, 2012

whatweekly · Art

by Cassie Paton Recently, the group exhibition Under Cover premiered at MICA’s Decker Gallery and hosted an opening reception organized by MICA’s Exhibition Development Seminar