Tattoo the Ta-Tas

December 17, 2013

Kelly Louise Barton & Brooke Hall · Wellness

Tricia Thompson, President and Founder of a successful local company, has been waiting since the beginning of July to get her nipples back.

Murder Ink at Single Carrot Theatre

January 12, 2011

whatweekly · Nightlife, Social Innovation

On the fifth of January participants in Single Carrot Theatre’s recitation of Anna Ditkoff’s City Paper column, Murder Ink, entered a solid black room lit

Andy Cook at The Metro Gallery

November 4, 2010

Brooke Hall & Justin Allen · Art, Music

On Thursday, October 29th, photographer Andy Cook had a book release party for not one but two books. He had the book, In The Air

Unfold Ordinary Mind: Parallelogram

February 16, 2013

whatweekly · Music, Video

Live at Windup Space, Baltimore, Maryland, December 8, 2012 Unfold Ordinary Mind is: Ben Goldberg – contra alto clarinet Nels Cline – guitar Ellery Eskelin,

Baltimore’s Fav ‘Scape’ Returns :: Scapescape IV

June 4, 2015

Kelly Louise Barton · Festival, Music

Scapescape 2013 was one of the first shows I went to when I moved to Baltimore. Trudging through the nauseating heat of late summer and the

Identity Pickup

August 10, 2011

Lee Boot · Social Innovation

I think people make decisions to extend and support their idea of exactly whom they are and the world they fit into. I think once

Uber’s Loose Lips Draw Clicks

November 30, 2014

Jeremy Chase-Israel · Commentary

(Header image via Uber) The collective caterwaul of internet alarmism was heard this week in the form of discontent directed against the ride-sharing deity known as

Space in Tension :: The InDirect Art of Jennifer Gilman and Christian Benefiel

March 26, 2014

Amanda Fortner · Art

Jennifer Gilman’s intricate, architectural sawdust drawings and Christian Benefiel’s bold, explosive mixed-media sculptures adorned Area 405’s restored brewery showroom last Saturday night. The joint showing,

New Bar, Long History: The Tale of Liam Flynn’s Ale House

June 13, 2011

Matt Kelley · Charm City, Station North

Liam Flynn never intended to move to Baltimore when his ship first docked here so many years ago. To him it was just another port

Jazzway 6004

February 10, 2010

whatweekly · Music

Occasionally, in the midst of our exploration of the city, we run into a person, place or thing that is particularly inspiring. Jazzway 6004 afforded

Alley Aerial Fest 2011

September 14, 2011

Brooke Hall · Performance, Station North

Photos by Brooke Hall Graffiti Alley in Station North is a veritable gallery of work by some of Baltimore’s less than conventional visual artists. There’s

The Bowlegged Gorilla: Thanks For Reminding Me

May 8, 2014

whatweekly · Music, Video

Gambling for Dreams: Carabella Sands’s Grab Bag Art Show

March 19, 2014

Amanda Fortner · Art

When artist Carabella Sands found herself with six years’ worth of art and a desire to film a movie, she decided to sell that art

BMOREhush Presents: BOSLEY-Temptation

September 5, 2013

BMOREhush · Video

BMOREhush is a video project in Baltimore that shoots live performances of some of our most talented musicians around town. This here is damn fine

Poetry: 2 by Matthew Zingg

June 13, 2013

Timmy Reed · What Lit

Two poems, each an escape into wistful rumination, events that we've heard of but couldn't have actually seen.

Believe In Music’s Halloween Bash

November 8, 2013

Theresa Keil & Larry Cohen · Events, Photo Essay

Not too long ago a really smart guy said, “you know what? The Science Center would be a ridiculous place to throw a halloween bash.

10 Minute Plays

July 12, 2012

Robin Gunkel · Events, Performance

Unsaddest Factory Theater Company’s Ten Minute Play Festival Image Courtesy Sam Shea Beginning with rapid time transitions, a whirling stage like a revolving door transits