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Check out our wrap-up of some of the best holiday lights out there this season!
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Check out our wrap-up of some of the best holiday lights out there this season!
On any given night, there's a good chance you'll find Jeff at his favorite neighborhood hangout, the Dizz. That happens to be the same Remington bar that Duff Goldman and his fellow Charm City Cakes' crew like to frequent after a long day at the bakery.
Asian fusion restaurants with an emphasis on sushi tend to fall into two categories – the hole-in-the-wall, BYOB, quiet and authentic sushi spot or the trendy, upscale bar-with-a-club-atmosphere sushi restaurant. Sticky Rice falls somewhere in between.
Meet Victoria. This 22 year-old reserved PR professional really started developing her sense of style in the last few years. The Baltimore native would describe her look as conservative chic, preferring chiffon tops but fitted pants. The 5'4 olive-skinned fashionista is inspired by more simple things, pairing neutral basics with one or two bright statement pieces.
As we begin a new year, we will (as always) look brightly forward with our newfound resolutions to be slimmer, happier, more peaceful, more involved and all around better versions of ourselves. As we fondly finish off 2011 and begin to embrace 2012, why not commit to a more cultured and artistic 'you'? With the exhibits and performances gracing the Baltimore area this winter, it shouldn't be a difficult resolution to keep, and you'll be entertained through it all.
In Baltimore, one fun thing to do in the wintertime is pack the car and take the family snow tubing. For a fun day trip, this is an excellent way to see another part of the state. From Pennsylvania to Maryland, here are three places that offer great tubing deals all throughout the winter.
Some of the best Maryland wineries and wine shops that will delight you with their tasty wines are: Boordy Vineyards, The Wine Market, St. Michaels Winery, Mills Fine Wine and Spirits and for any extra information of wines and grapes, check out Maryland Wineries Association.
Interested in starting out your New Year's Eve with a fine meal, and cozying up until midnight with drinks without having to bar hop in the cold? Here are three spots in Baltimore to spend your whole evening, from early dining to drink specials that last until the New Year begins.
Are you looking for the best Christmas lights in Maryland? Try the Symphony of Lights, Hampden Christmas Street Holiday Show, Winter Lights at Seneca Creek State Park, Lights on the Bay or Festival of Lights.
Are you looking for the best family Christmas events and activities in Baltimore? Try Homestead Gardens, the mayor's annual Christmas parade, College Park Aviation Museum, Christmas on the Potomac and the holiday market for kids.
For some of the best Christmas tree farms around Baltimore, check out: Clemsonville Christmas Tree Farm, Feezers Farm, Sewell's Farm, The Wolfe Family's Pine Valley Farm and Applewood Farm.
During the wintertime, most people turn to the big turkey and traditional comfort foods for their holiday feast. But it's time to go global! This year, try out some new recipes from around the world to spice up your regular cold weather fare. We're highlighting some exciting recipes to try that will warm you up, and even directing you toward the best places to pick up all the best ingredients.
For the best place to have your pictures taken with Santa, check out the following: The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum, Harborplace & The Gallery, White Marsh Mall, Baltimore Santa and Towson Town Center.
New Year's Eve is a big fashion deal. So many fun elements need to be thrown into one outfit, while still remaining classy. The holiday is like everybody's birthday at once. It's time to start fresh, open new doors and make changes for the best.
The model train collection bequeathed to the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum by former Mayor and Governor William Donald Schaefer will be on display for the first time at the B & O Museum's Holiday Festival of Trains. From Thanksgiving through New Year's, the Festival of Trains is on the museum's 40 acres of history in downtown Baltimore and 60,000 to 70,000 visitors are expected. The B & O Railroad Museum will be decorated for the holidays and visitors can see the model trains, ride the merry-go-round, or travel with Frosty the Snowman on the One Mile Express, a half mile of historic track, the first laid in the U.S.
