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Maryland Has An Old-School Drive-In Where Movies Glow On The Biggest Screen In America

Kids in pajamas, a double feature of brand-new movies, and a screen so big it has built a national reputation. That’s a normal summer night at one Maryland drive-in. The gates first opened in 1956. The place recently celebrated 70 years with fireworks lighting up the sky over the lot.

Middle River, MD · 3d
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Reptile House in Druid Hill Park

On August 5, 1948, Mayor Thomas D’Alessandro and other Baltimore City dignitaries came by motorcade to Druid Hill Park for the official opening of the Baltimore Zoo’s new Reptile House. They entered an oval room with a shallow, tile-lined pool at its center where small alligators and turtles swam. Set into the walls of the room were brightly lit tanks containing an eye-popping array of local and exotic snakes, lizards, and amphibians. Artists employed by the City’s Bureau of Parks had painted woodland, desert, or swamp scenes inside each tank to mimic the natural habitats of the occupants.

Baltimore, MD · 4d
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Annapolis Jazz & Roots to Honor Late Musician TEA Arthur With Hometown Hero Award

Annapolis Jazz & Roots will posthumously honor longtime Annapolis musician and cultural leader Thomas “TEA” Arthur with its 2026 Hometown Hero Award on Friday, November 13, at 7 p.m. at Eastport United Methodist Church. Arthur, who died in August 2026, will be recognized for more than five decades of contributions to music, the arts, and community service throughout the Annapolis and Baltimore-Washington regions.

Annapolis, MD · 10h
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Baltimore's Mason Douglas lands role in Tyler Perry's 'Gospel of Christmas'

Baltimore native Mason Douglas stars as Jacob in Tyler Perry's 'The Gospel of Christmas,' streaming on Netflix Nov. 11.

Baltimore, MD · 3d

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Baltimore’s Historic 8×10 Reopens Under New Ownership, a Rare Win for Independent Venues

At a time when corporate giants like Live Nation and AEG are expanding their reach across the live music industry, building mid-sized venues from the ground up to feed vertically integrated businesses that handle everything from ticketing to tour promotion, one of Baltimore’s most storied independent rock clubs has beaten the odds. After coming within weeks of closing for good this summer, The 8×10 has reopened its doors under new ownership.

Baltimore, MD · 3d

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Locals Swear The Crab Cakes At This Unassuming Maryland Spot Have Been The Best In The State For Decades

One seafood counter claims to serve more than one million oysters and clams every single year. Somehow, the crab cakes there still steal most of the attention. The jumbo lump version is packed with big, sweet pieces of blue crab and very little filler. It’s the kind of crab cake that has travelers rearranging entire road trips around one lunch stop.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Annapolis Jazz & Roots Festival Returns November 6-15 With Music, History and Culture

The Annapolis Jazz & Roots Festival will return November 6 through 15 with two weekends of concerts, lectures and cultural programs across Annapolis. Now in its fifth year, the festival will feature events at eight venues in five neighborhoods, with a 2026 theme of “New World Music: Centuries of Sound.” Programs will explore the evolution of music and culture from colonial history and Indigenous traditions to jazz, blues, hip-hop and global influences.

Annapolis, MD · 2d

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Baltimore Veterans Day Parade Rolls Saturday, Eight Streets to Shut Down

Baltimore's annual Veterans Day Parade steps off Saturday at noon from Charles and Centre streets, kicking off a roughly two-and-a-half-hour procession of marching bands, honor guards, ROTC programs and military units through downtown. Eight streets will be closed for the event, with some closures starting as early as 6 a.m., so drivers heading downtown this weekend should expect to plan around the disruption.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Maryland's Former Army Base Is A Star-Shaped National Monument That Inspired The US National Anthem

For travelers interested in American history, no trip to Baltimore, Maryland, would be complete without a visit to Fort McHenry. This is the historic, star-shaped fort that inspired Francis Scott Key to write the words to the U.S. national anthem. Key, a Maryland lawyer, originally composed the words as an amateur poem, which was published under the title "Defence of Fort M'Henry." Two years into the War of 1812, during the Battle of Baltimore, he had witnessed a naval bombardment on the fort from a truce ship in the surrounding waters.

Baltimore, MD · 5h

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Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum announces holiday tree lighting and train garden opening

MIDDLE RIVER, Md. — The Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum will host a weekend of festive celebrations late this month, featuring a holiday tree lighting ceremony and the opening of its seasonal train garden. The festivities kick off Friday, Nov. 27, at 5 p.m. with a free community tree lighting. Attendees will receive free […]

Middle River, MD · 3d

CBS Baltimore

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Retired Baltimore County teacher shares love of historic photos

A retired Baltimore County teacher is sharing his love of historic photos, some of which date back to the 1800s.

Baltimore County, MD · 2d

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The World’s Largest Public Collection Of Henri Matisse Art Is Hiding Right Here In Maryland

Most people spend their lives chasing bucket-list experiences in cities they’ve never been to, completely unaware that something genuinely world-class is already within driving distance. The Baltimore Museum of Art is sitting quietly in Baltimore, Maryland, holding onto a collection so significant that art lovers from across the globe...

Baltimore, MD · 5d

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The Enormous Used Bookstore In Maryland That Could Keep Book Lovers Browsing All Day

Every book here is stamped with a blunt little message: Not for Resale. This Is a Free Book. Yes, free. This deserves an immediate mention, mostly because my curiosity refuses to wait. The official limit is a cheeky 150,000 books per person, per day. Nobody here will take your money,...

Baltimore, MD · 2d

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From Seinfeld To The Muppets: 10 Famous People Who Attended The University Of Maryland

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — The University of Maryland is one of our state’s most recognized institutions, but did you know that a plethora of famous writers, actors and CEOs attended UMD over the years? Between the comedic genius of Larry David and the CEO of Under Armour, we’ve identified 10 famous individuals who are proud alumni of the University of Maryland.

College Park, MD · 6d

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Marker dedication to honor onetime fixture in Glen Rock community

Every year, Jon Nicklow pages back through Glen Rock’s long story to find an anniversary to celebrate. And every year, that anniversary is remembered in bronze. A memorial to the borough’s Community Recreation Building rose to the top of the Glen Rock Historic Preservation Society’s list this year. The Baltimore Street building opened in 1926, though it did not live to celebrate its century birthday. The building, bad roof and all, was demolished in 2010. But memories remain — a host of them. It served as the Glen Rock High School gym, Borough Hall, police headquarters, the Glen Rock Carolers hall, site of countless community dinners and much more. “If you grew up in town,” Nicklow of the Historic Preservation Society said, “you definitely knew where it was.” At one point, the building was expanded to cover the family home of prominent residents Jim and Mark Kroh. Part of the Kroh residence later served as a kitchen for the community building. “Jim would say,” Nicklow recalled, “that he was born under the kitchen sink.” A Glen Rock building does not have to stand to gain a plaque. So the old building will receive its marker — a $3,000 investment in

Glen Rock, PA · 3d

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NBC4 Bringing “4 on Tour” to Montgomery County Next Week

NBC4 Washington’s News4 Today team is bringing its morning show to Montgomery County next week as part of its ongoing “4 on Tour” series, with a live broadcast scheduled for Friday, November 13, at Cava Mezze in Olney. The event is open to the public, with doors...

Montgomery County, MD · 2d

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World Cup Legend Takes on New Challenge With Help From Rockville Golf Instructor

Briana Scurry, the legendary goalkeeper who helped lead the United States to victory in the 1999 FIFA Women’s World Cup, is taking on a new challenge with help from one of the country’s top golf instructors, based right here in Montgomery County. Scurry, a two-time Olympic gold medalist...

Rockville, MD · 2d

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Welcome Valory Myers: News 13 First Edition's New Anchor

Annette Pegler introduces Valory Myers, the newest anchor for News 13 First Edition. Valory shares her journey from Baltimore, Maryland, her experience in TV news, and her passion for local community work. Get to know her hobbies and her love for the Baltimore Ravens!

Baltimore, MD · 3d

CBS Baltimore

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Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn gets Baltimore street named in her honor

Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn was in Baltimore on Wednesday, where a street in the Baltimore Peninsula was named in her honor.

Baltimore, MD · 4d