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Here are some ideas around town for the week of May 27 and beyond.
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Here are some ideas around town for the week of May 27 and beyond.
Fans of the late go-go music pioneer Chuck Brown have paid tribute to the performer at a four-hour dance party in the nation's capital.
The blues are on tap in Hagerstown as the Western Maryland Blues Fest opens for a 17th year.
The District of Columbia Public Library is working to build an archival collection honoring the "godfather" of go-go music, Chuck Brown.
It's a local organization devoted to fight bullying in schools and to help troubled teens, and this weekend they're hosting a big benefit concert in Towson.
Organizers of the Silverdocs Documentary Festival in Silver Spring are announcing their slate of documentary films to be screened during the 10th annual event.
Maryland's largest casino will be open soon.
Actors Gary Sinise and Joe Mantegna are hosting the annual Memorial Day concert on the West Lawn of the Capitol.
Thrills and chills with performers from all over the world, the UniverSoul Circus is back in Baltimore at Security Square Mall.
The widow of Hollywood producer Aaron Spelling is suing a Maryland auction house that sold part of her extensive collection of antique dolls, claiming it owes her money and failed to return unsold dolls.
There was a traffic jam of sorts in a Baltimore County parking lot Wednesday.
Baltimore is pulling out all the stops when it comes to celebrating the upcoming bicentennial of the War of 1812.
The Boardwalk has been a tourism nucleus for decades. And while it stays relatively the same year after year, with a multitude of stores, eateries and other attractions, each season brings a few changes.
The Preakness infield used to be a beer-doused festival of mayhem.
When the horses take the track for Saturday's Triple Crown race, the nation's eyes will be on Baltimore. Preakness weekend is filling the City's streets, hotels and restaurants.
