Sadie Barnette's New Eagle Creek Saloon at STABLE Arts is a commemorative installation named for the first multi-racial queer bar in San Francisco, operated by Barnette’s father, Rodney from 1990 to 1993
If this spirit of pride and activism can permeate multiple communities across geographic locations, gaining collective mass, what can be said for our ability to harness that power to shape the future?
Celebrating Baltimore Media and Music in a Uniquely Local Way
We were curious about this event, including mini-concerts on moving trains, and were not disappointed!
Zeakness, hosted at Zika Farm, is a DIY skateboarding contest and a new Baltimore tradition
The future of Baltimore's DIY Community: Photos from Two Days of Skatebording on a DIY Mega Ramp and Music
The DC-based artist's new work explores community through reclaimed cultural practices around music and dance.
Born in Puerto Rico and raised in Arlington, VA, Robles-Gordon returned to exhibit her work in San Juan, but the trip inspired a performance as the focus for her latest project
Opera Baltimore at The Engineers Club is a Sublime Experience
Scaling opera down to it's essentials in an opulent setting is a winning combination but what about the relevance of opera?
Alex Zhang Hungtai Plays the Red Room June 6 with Leo Chang
The ever-evolving, "Stateless" musician of many aliases brings his genre-bending brand of experimentation to the Red Room this Tuesday.
Cross-Generational Connection Through Music Making
Legacy, connection, relationship-building, self-expression—themes woven into the fabric of IMP’s underlying mission and philosophy will be on display, in musical form, on May 21st.
Photos of the teams and sculptures as they get ready to compete in the annual Baltimore event
Each May, the American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM) produces and hosts the East Coast Kinetic Sculpture Race Championship on the shore of Baltimore’s Harbor in central Maryland.
Photos of Art and Performance by Asian, Pacific Islander, Middle Eastern, and Desi American Artists
The fifth annual Asia North Exhibition and Festival opened Friday, May 5 with a joyous celebration featuring works and performances by regional APIMEDA artists at the Parlor and Motor House, located in the Station North Arts District
The British Post-Punk Rockers Talk Gentrification, DIY Scenes, Songwriting, and Rockstar-Aversion
An Interview with guitarist Sean Coyle-Smith from the band shame, playing the Ottobar
Photos from Ballroom Baltimore's Competition at Peabody Library
All the Moves, Sweat, Glitter, Fur, and Fashion You Can Handle: Photos from Baltimore Ballroom
A Fashion Show Featuring Designs by Republic, Strut, Ouftur, Waaah, Huey Brand, L.R.L. Clothing, Stock Market
A Photo Essay and Celebration of Baltimore's 25th Street’s Black-owned Clothing Brands
Marquis Clanton and the House of Vanity Partnered with Area Designers for a Wild Spectacle
On Saturday, February 18th Marquis Clanton presented Vanity Affair 3, a fashion show experience at the Chesapeake Arts Center in Brooklyn Park. Hosted by Desmond Handon, with music by DJ DYNCE, featuring Baltimore-based designers, members of The House of Vanity, and dancers from across the DMV.
Photos and an Interview with Ana Tantaros, Baltimore's "Saddest" Party Planner
"Blue Monday" has the dubious distinction of being the saddest day of the year, according to pseudo-science. One Baltimore photographer sees it as the perfect excuse to throw a party.
Celebrating Asian Culture in Baltimore's Inner Harbor in Photos by Elena Volkova
Baltimore’s Lunar Night Cultural Festival took place January 21 and 22, as a free weekend-long cultural event designed to embrace the richness of Asian culture and traditions through food and art in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor and Lake Shore Park.
Experiencing the unique performance medium that is the Crankie, an abstract, moving panorama
Movement was the theme of the 2023 Baltimore Crankie Festival, which takes place every year at the Creative Alliance.
A Conversation about Outcalls' new single "Holiday Ex-Lover" and their latest album, "Greatest Hits, Vol. 1"
The neo-opera duo Outcalls is classically trained, but they use their singing and musical skills with the creativity of pop rhythms to gently choke the patriarchy with their beautiful voices.
A Discussion with the Actor-Director behind You Thought I Was Him, which premiered at Arena Players in Baltimore
Troy Burton’s vision for telling the story of Black men in Baltimore was many years in the making and has only been made possible through conversation and collaboration.
