How are you getting around nowadays? Frustration brews as the Maryland Transit Administration transitions into the BaltimoreLink. You might have seen the subliminal’s around the city about the BaltimoreLink and […]
Last weekend concluded the second year of the first large-scale Light festival in the United States. Light City was launched in 2016 by The Baltimore office of Promotion and the Arts […]
Above-the-ground sewage pipes become a huge stink for residents and by-passers still, a year later. By Shae McCoy Imagine getting used to taking a short cut to get to […]
India is a self-taught artist, born in Baltimore. She first discovered that she could draw at her job as a teacher when she decided to make each child out of […]
KC is a welder who tattoos metal. He uses his custom metal art pieces to spread empowerment. The size of his pieces range from a table to a keychain and […]
A female barber/stylist with a huge heart and creative hands, Max Styles is very advanced in her craft. I got the pleasure to stop by her shop to get to […]
In Baltimore, we tend to be very particular about our food, especially when it pertains to the seasonings. This past week, I visited Shay B’s carry-out restaurant located in Southwest […]
In a city where a lot of money is invested into new projects, developments, and business, where are the jobs? Recently, Baltimore was named one of the worst cities for […]
When the average civilian from Baldimore thinks of the historic Lexington Market, they will most likely think of the smell of raw fish and baked cookies, delicious and inexpensive foods, […]
Take a moment and chime in as Shae sits down and gets to know young ARTrepreneur, Akia Jones! In this interview, you will find out what drives Akia to […]
