No Pearls Required
How might the opera better appeal to millennials? By blogging, singing in English and casting John Astin. Cue the Baltimore Concert Opera—founded in 2009—which...
Shakespeare on the Fringe
Shakespeare’s “The Taming of the Shrew” seems like an odd addition to the lineup for Charm City Fringe Fest. Fringe art is typically new...
An Open Book
Don’t let the slightly unoriginal set for Center Stage’s “The Secret Garden”—essentially, an enormous open book, which winks at the adapted play’s roots in...
The People within the Persian Rugs
“Pearls on a string is a metaphor for pieces of a collection,” says Amy Landau, associate curator of Islamic and South Asian art for...
Menu Madness
In the latest monthly blog from our neighbors at Maryland-based Medifast, corporate dietitian Alexandra Miller shares some favorite tips from the company's new "Dining...
You’re Invited!
Join Baltimore STYLE magazine for an evening of spa-inspired cocktails, conversation and relaxation at the Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore.
Book the sitter, grab your girlfriends...
Irene Neuwirth Sets Up Shop for Two Days
You have seen her work dangling from the ears and delicately worn around the necks of some of Hollywood’s biggest names—Reese Witherspoon, Halle Berry...
Beer + Opera = Awesome
“Real opera singers love beer,” says Julia Cooke, executive director for the Baltimore Concert Opera from the ornate foyer of the Engineers Club. In...
The Family Fun Run Kicks Off this Weekend
Get ready to run, walk and Instagram to your heart's content this weekend. On Saturday Sept. 26 the Living Legacy Foundation of Maryland's annual Donate Life...
The Real Hampdenfest Billboard
The billboard towering over Hickory and Roland Avenues, with its mermaid, hot pink dolphin and sea monster declaring the start of the 13th annual...