Ed Gunts

3 days ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Ed Gunts

“Maybe Happy Ending,” a hit musical nominated for 10 Tony awards, will launch a national tour from Baltimore in the fall of 2026. Producers announced this month that the multi-year tour will start at Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theatre and will travel to more than 30 cities. “Maybe Happy Ending” will be the seventh touring production in the past three years to launch at the Hippodrome, part of the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center at 12 N.

1 week ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Ed Gunts

After more than a decade of planning and construction, Baltimore’s newest waterfront attraction is finally open. More than 100 people gathered on Thursday to watch public officials and the park’s builder cut the ribbon for Point Park, a 4.5-acre public space just west of the new T. Rowe Price headquarters at Harbor Point, featuring sweeping views of the harbor and downtown skyline.

2 weeks ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Ed Gunts

Writer and filmmaker John Waters isn’t shy about giving advice. He wrote a book that was full of it: “Mr. Know It All – The Tarnished Wisdom of a Filth Elder.”As he approached his 79th birthday on April 22, it seemed that much of the wisdom Waters imparted in interviews and during his spoken-word shows was about aging gracefully and staying current. In some cases, that was because he was responding candidly to audience or interviewers’ questions about his future.

2 weeks ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Ed Gunts

More than 40 artists, galleries and arts organizations will be part of Scout Art Fair, a curated exhibition that will be open during Artscape 2025. This is the first year for the art fair, which will be presented inside the War Memorial Building at 101 N.

2 weeks ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Ed Gunts

Streets Market is coming to West North Avenue as part of the $170 million Reservoir Square mixed-use development under construction along West North Avenue between Park Avenue and Eutaw Place. MCB Real Estate, the lead developer of Reservoir Square, announced on Monday that a 12,000-square-foot Streets Market will be the anchor for a 20,000-square foot retail center called The Shoppes at Reservoir Square.