National Aquarium Will Drop Vaccination Requirement On Friday
Starting Friday, proof of vaccination will no longer be needed to enter the National Aquarium.
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Starting Friday, proof of vaccination will no longer be needed to enter the National Aquarium.
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.'s location at Harborplace has closed.
Legendary comedian Chris Rock is hitting the road for the first time in five years, and he'll be bringing the Ego Death World Tour 2022 to the Lyric this spring.
Award-winning comedian and writer John Mulvaney has extended his "From Scratch" tour to include the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland.
Pop star Dua Lipa, pop punk icons Green Day, recently reunited alternative rock group My Chemical Romance and alternative pop star Halsey are set to headline this year's Firefly Music Festival, organizers announced Tuesday.
As part of the experience, the Downtown Partnership created the Black-Owned Restaurant Tour, offering visitors and fans a chance to support local black chefs and restauranteurs.
The Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad State Park and Visitor Center will host a series of free programs from March 11–13 in celebration of the bicentennial anniversary of her birth.
Former Beatle Paul McCartney is going to be back in the City of Baltimore on June 12, the Baltimore Orioles and Mayor Brandon Scott said Friday.
The stadium show would be the first time McCartney played Baltimore since 1964
The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture will open a new exhibit this month on Black men who have impacted the culture and history of the country.
The Baltimore Museum of Art will feature a new exhibit that shares works selected by the institution's security guards.
Lexington Market will add a new location of Mount Royal Soaps and retain a tenant of 21 years, Royal Deli, developer Seawall said Wednesday.
Ahead of a full slate of sold-out dates, beloved Baltimore hardcore outfit Turnstile on Wednesday released a music video for "Underwater Boi," one of the more melodic numbers off the group's breakthrough album, "Glow On."
Trinacria, the Italian market that first opened its doors on N. Paca Street in 1908, will open a new stall in the revamped Lexington Market, developer Seawall said Wednesday.
The Baltimore Museum of Art will open a retrospective of the work of Joan Mitchell, an abstract painter and member of the celebrated "New York School" of artists that also included Willem de Kooning, poet Frank O'Hara and Mark Rothko, next month, the museum said Tuesday.
