Babyface no longer playing Charm City Live due to 'scheduling conflict,' city says
When can Baltimoreans see Babyface again? It will no longer be at the new Charm City Live festival.
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When can Baltimoreans see Babyface again? It will no longer be at the new Charm City Live festival.
An Apple TV series put a pause on production in downtown Baltimore Friday after two men are accused of threatening violence and extortion, according to film company Endeavor Content.
Over 35 different types of sunflowers with various colors will be on display during the Summer Farm's annual Sunflower Festival, according to festival staff.
Eva Cassidy may be the most famous musical artist to ever live in Annapolis, but it took 26 years and a mural dedication for the city to mount a tribute concert in her honor.
"It depends on if Rex wants to listen or not," Harbaugh joked. "You can't blitz your way out of an airport."
This year the highly anticipated event moves to three big weekends, running through September 11
This year, there's a new way to give back and gain free admission to the fair.
Rex Ryan, a defensive coordinator with the Baltimore Ravens for four seasons and member of the organization for 10 years, is set to compete in the upcoming season of "The Amazing Race."
"Every Time I Close My Eyes" singer-songwriter Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, R&B singer Kelly Price, vocalist Jon B and viral "Friday" singer-turned-adult pop artist Rebecca Black will headline the first-ever Charm City Live Festival next month, Mayor Brandon Scott and city officials said.
The Vegan SoulFest x We Give Black Fest concluded Sunday. The two festivals combined to produce one jam-packed event at West Covington Park in South Baltimore.
We Give Black kicked off Friday, and there's still two more days of music, food, vendors, panel discussions, a wellness village and demonstrations.
Beginning next year, all Big Ten Conference football and basketball games will be aired on CBS and streamed live on Paramount+ under a new broadcasting agreement.
The votes are in and the people have spoken: Denise Koch is Baltimore's best TV broadcaster.
Want to kick off your Saturday evening on a high note? You're in luck.
In roughly one week, the We Give Black Fest will host its annual CLLCTIVLY event at West Covington Park in Baltimore.