Lydia Woolever

Baltimore

Senior Editor at Baltimore Magazine

Senior editor @baltimoremag // formerly @esquire, @phillyinquirer.

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Articles

Micah E. Wood’s New Book Radiantly Documents the Baltimore Music Scene-and the City Itself

1 month ago | baltimoremagazine.com | Lydia Woolever

There are few people who know the Baltimore music scene as well as Micah E. Wood. The local photographer—and musician himself—has been documenting DIY artists here for more than a decade, having come to Baltimore from Virginia to attend the Maryland Institute College of Art, where he is now a part-time photography professor.
Six Works We Loved at MICA’s ‘LAYERS’ Exhibition

2 months ago | baltimoremagazine.com | Lydia Woolever

In the middle of winter, walking into the new exhibition at the Maryland Institute College of Art’s Decker Gallery feels a bit like dreaming. Outside, the world clamors between distressing and divisive headlines, while inside, the space is still and serene, with a collection of collages on the walls that each draw the viewer into their own singular universes.
Natty Boh Hasn’t Been Made Here for Decades. So Why Are We Still So Obsessed With It?

Sep 16, 2024 | baltimoremagazine.com | Lydia Woolever

Arts & Culture National Bohemian hasn’t been made in Baltimore for decades. Not that anyone seems to care. HERE’S WHAT I’M GOING TO TELL YOU, and then there’swhat really happened.”This is how our conversation begins with DavidKnipp as we climb an industrial staircase, headingtoward the top of Natty Boh Tower on the edge ofEast Baltimore.
How to Give Back Following the Key Bridge Collapse

Mar 29, 2024 | baltimoremagazine.com | Lydia Woolever

In the hours following the deadly collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge on Tuesday, the Baltimore community did what it does best— quickly responding with an outpouring of support. Churches in surrounding neighborhoods like Turner Station and Dundalk hosted interfaith prayer vigils for those impacted.
Maryland’s Historic Rye Whiskey Strives for a Comeback in Baltimore

Dec 21, 2023 | baltimoremagazine.com | Lydia Woolever

and tin awnings of the post-war houses along SollersPoint Road—a lone, brick smokestack, rising abovethe electric lines along the overgrown railroad tracks,towering over the last, long-vacant factories leftstanding in Dundalk, a stone’s throw from the Port ofBaltimore and Francis Scott Key Bridge.
A Love Letter to The Local Oyster

Nov 9, 2023 | baltimoremagazine.com | Lydia Woolever

I can say with certainty: I came to Baltimore because of The Local Oyster. The first time I met Nick Schauman was a warm July night in 2013. He was standing on the corner of West 23rd Street and Hampden Avenue in Remington. Inside a small white rowhome, the recently opened W.C. Harlan was buzzing with the clink of craft cocktails and conversation.
What Would We Be Without the Chesapeake Bay?

May 12, 2023 | baltimoremagazine.com | Lydia Woolever
Penn Station is Once Again on the Verge of Rebirth. Will It Finally Succeed?

Jan 26, 2023 | baltimoremagazine.com | Lydia Woolever
Woodberry Kitchen to Reopen as Woodberry Tavern

Nov 11, 2022 | baltimoremagazine.com | Lydia Woolever
WTMD & Creative Alliance present Baltimore Music on Film Jan. 12

Nov 7, 2022 | wtmd.org | Sam Sessa |Lydia Woolever