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Grey March Marches On

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Call For Artists & Vendors

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Navasha Daya: Rebirthed Above Ground

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Malaise and Malaria

★ Lee Boot
Getting Baked

★ Justin Allen & Brooke Hall
Thrushes: Trees

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Create Baltimore, Take 2

★ Daniel Stuelpnagel, David Warfield & Brooke Hall
2013 Sondheim Prize: The Big Reveal

★ Joyce Y. Lee
Solar Solipsis

★ Dharna & Valerie Paulsgrove
Gigi McKendric - September 11

★ David London

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Artscape 2012

July 26, 2012

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

Photo by Philip Laubner And just like that, Artscape is over. Though the weekend started rainy and wet, by Sunday,…

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Let There Be Light

December 8, 2011

Tedd Henn · Charm City

Images From The 40th Annual Monumental Occasion, or monument lighting to the locals, at the Washington Monument in Mt. Vernon.

Poetry: 3 By Jessica Lynn Dotson

June 6, 2013

Timmy Reed · What Lit

Church of the Penny Poker Redeemer I learned to read a man’s bluff stacking pennies, pushing the ante forward and fanning out my cards. Some

Talking Parlor, NaPoWriMo with Sarah Jean Alexander

May 9, 2013

Adam Robinson · Baltimore Reader

Parlor is an online journal run by Sarah Jean Alexander, a Baltimore writer and bartender. It’s unique, with a collaborative focus, pairing sets of two

Trayvon Martin Rally

March 28, 2012

Glenford Nunez & David London · Photo Essay

For anyone paying attention to national news lately, it is hard to miss the media buzz surrounding Trayvon Martin. Trayvon was a 17 year old

Kane Mayfield Live at Metro Gallery

April 21, 2015

whatweekly · Charm City

Bear witness to Baltimore’s own juggernaut MC, Kane Mayfield as he takes the stage at Metro Gallery for an an incredible one man show! Kane

Excerpt: Mother’s Day at The Orphanage by David Leigh Abts and Michael Shattuck

April 15, 2014

Timmy Reed · Literature, What Lit

Artwork by Carly Silverman, MICA 06 “Mothers Day at The Orphanage” is collection of semi-autobiographical short stories about odd jobs, fake businesses, mistaken identities, close shaves,

Telesma LOVEfest

February 16, 2011

Theresa Keil & Justin Allen · Music

The phenomenon of neotribalism, predicted by sociologist Michel Maffesoli, has come to life and exhibited the first signs of ritual at performances by bands like

Wordsmith: King Noah

September 8, 2011

whatweekly · Music

Founder of independent label NU Revolution Entertainment LLC and Revoltradio.com, Wordsmith, makes entrepreneurship and artistry look easy as he masters all things behind the mic

Why This Empty Bottle Is As Hollow As My Soul by Carl Kuleck

February 19, 2014

Timmy Reed · What Lit

His name was Matt, but to protect the anonymity of the subject we’ll call him Natt. He was the boss that never got hired, so

Ode to the Bazaar

September 21, 2011

Lee Boot · Who We Am

Just off the main street in the part of Istanbul where you'll also find Hagia Sophia and the Blue Masque, you enter the Grand Bazaar

Baltimore Free Farm

August 16, 2012

Dharna Noor · Community, Sustainability

All photos by David London Nestled just blocks from The Avenue in Hanpden is a leafy utopia known as the Baltimore Free Farm. Until recently, the

Drifish Out of Water

December 8, 2011

whatweekly · Music, Video

Brick Exposé Urban Media and Stinkiface Music present Femi The DriFish and The Out of Water eXperience. Watch it in 720p for the best picture.

Art of The Unexpected: Reimagining Galleries at Silo Point

November 20, 2013

Amanda Fortner · Art

Jeanine Turner and Jeffrey Kent are making waves in the changing Baltimore art community, building new models for art and business. The opening of their

Acts4Youth

November 24, 2010

whatweekly · Music

The lights dimmed low with candles on paper-covered tabletops as six local musical groups took over the transformed sanctuary of Central Presbyterian Church in Towson.

Station North turns 10!

October 4, 2012

Theresa Keil & David London · Community, Photo Essay, Station North

Last Friday (September 28, 2012), hundreds gathered on the rooftop of the parking garage across the street from the Charles Theater, to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of

LE MONDO :: A Space of Their Own

June 23, 2015

Chuck Green · Art, Performance

EDITORS NOTE: The Le Mondo project is a significant step in resurrecting the Howard Street corridor, historically, one of the most vibrant districts in the