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White Marsh Volunteer Fire Company to host ‘Breakfast with the Easter Bunny’
WHITE MARSH, MD—Spring is just around the corner, and the White Marsh Volunteer Fire Company (WMVFC) is inviting local families to a festive morning of food and holiday fun. On Saturday, March 28, 2026, the station will host its annual Breakfast with the Easter Bunny, an event designed to bring the community together while supporting […]
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Pirouettes and life-long lessons: Donna Jacobs brings both to the ballet floor
BALTIMORE — As the founder and director of Morton Street Dance Center, Donna Jacobs has spent decades shaping not only performers, but people. Jacobs’ life-long journey with ballet, began almost as soon as she could walk. “I started dancing when I was two and a half years old...
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York Greek Food Festival returns with authentic flavors and festivities this weekend at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church
YORK COUNTY, Pa. — The York Greek Food Festival is back this weekend! Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church in York is providing all sorts of delicious Greek food throughout the weekend. The church says it's a great way to showcase their authentic food and give people a taste of Greece.
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My Signature Dish: Maryland Crab Soup
A soup is only as strong as its foundation. Build it on a shaky ground at your own risk. That’s the first thing to know about Chef Joseph Chatman’s Crab Soup. Chatman, food service director for Elior School Dining at The SEED School of Maryland in Baltimore, starts with an iconic East Coast spice blend, rendered bacon fat and an unconventional basket of vegetables.
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This Unassuming Restaurant In Maryland Has Mouth-Watering Cheesesteaks Locals Can’t Get Enough Of
Tucked away in Glen Burnie, Maryland, sits a culinary gem that might not catch your eye at first glance – Roy’s Kwik Korner Inc. This modest establishment has become a local legend, drawing sandwich enthusiasts from across the state and beyond for what many whisper might be the best cheesesteak this side of Philadelphia.
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Pirouettes and life-long lessons
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Feb. 24 ribbon-cutting ceremony set for the Day & Night Exotic Cereal Bar in the Women’s Exchange building on Charles Street
The Downtown Partnership of Baltimore has scheduled a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Feb. 24 for Baltimore’s newest dining spot, the Day & Night Exotic Cereal Bar in the historic Women’s Exchange building at 333 N. Charles St. This is the first of seven dining concepts that are opening with...
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Hot Plate: Kentucky Nights at Mt. Washington Tavern, Magdalena x Alma, Black-Owned Restaurant Tour (BORT) and more
As February winds down, Baltimore’s food scene is heating up. This week is a busy one with wine and spirit dinners, fundraisers, and a whole lot more. Here’s a look at what’s coming up:. Openings & announcements. Silver Queen has given itself a refresh, including a new...
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Making Sailing More Inclusive, Accessible, and Open to All
Inclusion and Education at the Downtown Sailing Center in Baltimore. At SpinSheet world headquarters we often ponder individually and among our team, how can we grow the sport of sailing? Through our Start Sailing Now initiative, we aim to offer inspiration and encouragement to would-be adult sailors. Additional strategies that will bring more sailors into the fold include making sailing more inclusive and offering inexpensive, easily accessible educational opportunities for beginner and intermediate sailors.
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Opera News: Washington National Opera Announces New Venues and Dates for Bernstein’s ‘West Side Story’ and 70th Anniversary Gala
WNO 70th Anniversary Gala to take place at The National Building Museum on May 16, co-hosted by Stephen Schwartz and Jamie Bernstein. (Washington, D.C.) – Washington National Opera announces new venues and dates for its production of Berstein’s West Side Story. Itwill be performed at the Lyric Baltimore on May 8, 9, 10; and at the Music Center at Strathmore, May 14, 15. West Side Story will be conducted by Bernstein protégé Marin Alsop (May 8, 9, 15) and Grammy Award®-nominated conductor James Lowe (May 10 and 14). For tickets, visit WashNatOpera.org/tickets.
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Ooh La La Bakery opening Saturday in downtown Bethesda
Wheaton’s Ooh La La Bakery is opening its new location in downtown Bethesda on Saturday, the French-style bakery and café announced on social media this week. Co-owner Luis Velasco told Bethesda Today on Friday afternoon that he was “very, very happy and excited” to open the Bethesda location after more than a year of working on the space.
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The Outrageously Delicious Buffet At This All-You-Can-Eat Restaurant In Maryland Is Totally Worth The Drive
There comes a moment in every seafood lover’s life when they must answer the call of the all-you-can-eat buffet, and in Annapolis, that siren song emanates from the aptly named Seafood Palace Buffet. Let’s be honest – most of us have a complicated relationship with buffets. They...
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PJ’s Coffee Gives First Look Inside Future Gaithersburg Location
PJ’s Coffee of New Orleans is continuing progress on its second Montgomery County location, sharing a photo of its interior construction on February 17 with the caption, “Gaithersburg, progress is happening. Construction is underway, and this space is really starting to take shape. We’re excited to bring PJ’s Coffee to the neighborhood soon!”
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This Unassuming Restaurant In Maryland Has Been A Local Landmark Since 1979
Sometimes the most extraordinary culinary experiences come wrapped in the most ordinary packages – like finding a priceless diamond tucked inside a worn leather glove. Mt. Washington Tavern in Baltimore is exactly that kind of delightful contradiction – an unassuming neighborhood establishment that has quietly been serving some of Maryland’s finest seafood and comfort food for decades while becoming the beating heart of its community.
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Boozy Ice Cream Shop ‘Tipsy Scoop’ Coming to Federal Hill
Tipsy Scoop, a boozy ice cream shop that started in New York City and now has 13 locations either open or in the works, is opening a “barlour” at 209 Key Hwy. in Federal Hill. Tipsy Scoop Baltimore will fill a space vacated by 3 Bean Coffee. Tipsy...
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CCBC Dundalk's Turner Station exhibit is a showcase of community
Inside the Alvin and Mary Lloyd College Center on the Community College of Baltimore County’s Dundalk campus is a gallery room. For the next couple of months, the Dundalk Community Gallery is hosting an exhibit in celebration of Turner Station. A reception Thursday, Feb. 19, honored the exhibit and Turner Station as a whole. Speakers ranged from CCBC faculty to Turner Station representatives, and even a congressman born and raised in the community. The message from everyone in attendance was simple, but true. The school and the community have been in a “love affair” for a long time. That’s why the exhibit made so much sense. “We just love Turner Station,” CCBC President Sandra Kurtinitis said. Michael Walsh is the dean of the School of Arts and Communication for CCBC. His relationship with Turner Station began in 2012, when he read “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.” Lacks’ cancer cells are the source of the HeLa cell line. Walsh was so inspired by the book that he felt a strong drive to meet Lacks’ family, visit Turner Station and ultimately create a project for his communication students to support Lacks’ legacy. Courtney Speed, a community leader for Turner Station and