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 didn’t pay it much attention. It seems like every week […]
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 (BOPA) and it has left its artistic footprint in the city. […]
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 your favorite place and then not being able to take […]
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 paper and felt. India has done several abstractions out of paper, […]
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 paper and felt. India has done several abstractions out of paper, […]
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 each piece is one-of-a-kind and customized per your request. His […]
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 know her a little more. We talked about her barber […]
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 Baltimore. I was invited to try some of the food, […]
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 jobs. Statistics show that Baltimore is ranked in the bottom […]
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, black culture and the plethora of drug addicts that hang […]
