Marty celebrates National Fry Day with Boardwalk Fries
How did we celebrate National Fry Day? With a visit to Boardwalk Fries, of course.
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How did we celebrate National Fry Day? With a visit to Boardwalk Fries, of course.
In case you missed this morning's "Where's Marty?" segment, it was an encore of Camp Week. And where better to do that than in a theater with the Arena Players?
We went out to Gunpowder Falls State Park near Parkton where you can find the state's oldest bridge.
Today we wrapped up "Camp Week" with a trip to rock-and-roll camp. The venue was an amazing place called Stages Music Arts.
Camp week continued Thursday with a cooking camp. And not just any cooking camp but one run by Nancy Longo, a legendary chef in Baltimore's foodie circles.
The puns flew large and strong today because we went to sewing camp!
As Juneteenth approaches we took the opportunity to head up to the Hosanna School Museum, the site of the first school for African-American youth in Harford County.
If you're not familiar with the Station North Arts District, let me bring you up to speed. A glance at its website really tells the story.
The Memorial Day holiday weekend is here, and in Maryland the crab is the king of the summer. So, where else should K2 and I have gone this morning but the kitchen of Jimmy's Famous Seafood?
This morning we were at the historic Clifton Mansion in Clifton Park. It was built in 1803 by shipping magnate Henry Thompson and later sold to Johns Hopkins, who made it his summer home. Having Johns Hopkins himself on the resume is a showstopper, but these days the mansion is home to Civic Works, Baltimore's service corporation.
With 'Top Gun: Maverick' in theaters, Marty Bass ventured out to the Glenn L. Martin Aviation Museum.
Today was a treat, a real local treat. Radebaugh Florist and Greenhouses is a family-owned business that has been a Charm City staple since 1924. So wherever you're reading this, chances are you have gotten, worn or held flowers from Radebaugh's.
Ever wondered what goes into animals' meal prep at the Maryland Zoo? That's the subject of Monday's "Where's Marty?" adventure.
Have you ever wondered what kind of work goes into assembling the flower blankets for the Preakness winner? That was the subject of Friday's "Where's Marty?" adventure.
On "Where's Marty?" this morning, K2 and I went out to Hunt Valley, the home of System Source, an IT business that does a lot of heavy lifting for many employers both big and small.
Where's Marty? Going behind the scenes with the Sunrise Tours at Pimlico Race Course.
Is there anything more Baltimore than this? Baltimore in a Box is an epic concept and seems tailor-made for this morning's "Where's Marty?" segment.
With Preakness Week within our grasp, today we decided to kick things off with a visit to Willowdale Farm in Butler
With Friday the 13th looming, Marty visited Bennett's Curse Haunted House at Eastpoint Mall in Dundalk.
It was a nice morning for a drive deep into Howard County to Woodbine, where we visited the estate of a former Maryland governor. His name was Edwin Warfield and his estate was called Oakdale. On property deeded way back in "the day," like Revolutionary War-era day, the governor's family settled and built a 22-room house on 180 acres.
