Marcus Dieterle

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Baltimore Fishbowl wins 28 awards in 2024 MDDC Contest

6 days ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Marcus Dieterle

Baltimore Fishbowl won 28 awards, including Salesperson of the Year for the second consecutive year and two Best of Show honors, in the 2024 Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia (MDDC) Press Association Contest. This was Baltimore Fishbowl’s sixth year participating in MDDC’s contest, and our second year competing in Division C with news publications of a similar audience size, including Carroll County Times, Daily State News, Maryland Matters, The Catholic Review, and The Daily Times.
2025 Baltimore County Farmers Market cancelled

1 week ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Marcus Dieterle

Organizers have cancelled this year’s Baltimore County Farmers Market at the Maryland State Fairgrounds, citing lack of vendor interest. The farmers market was scheduled to take place every Wednesday from June through October at the Timonium fairgrounds. But Market Manager Bill Langlotz and his team announced Thursday afternoon that the 2025 market will not be held after all.
Baltimore issues voluntary water restrictions, urges conservation

1 week ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Marcus Dieterle

Baltimore officials are asking residents and businesses to conserve water as unusually low rainfall has diminished one of the region’s reservoirs to its lowest level in nearly 20 years. The Liberty Reservoir in western Baltimore County is one of the major sources of drinking water for the region. But drought conditions have caused the water levels to fall. To account for the reduction, Baltimore officials are drawing less water from Liberty Reservoir and more from Loch Raven Reservoir.
Remfest, Big Truck Day, Lempira, and more

1 week ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Marcus Dieterle

This weekend is for the moms, and Baltimore offers plenty of ways to celebrate that special mother in your life. Whether Mom is a theater buff, animal enthusiast, soul music fan, or just loves fun no matter the activity, there’s something happening for everyone. Check it all out in our weekend events roundup: Some Like It Hot, Thursday, May 8 through Sunday, May 11, Hippodrome Theatre.
One of Gwyneth Paltrow's favorite tea companies to open Baltimore cafe

1 week ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Marcus Dieterle

A permanent location is in the tea leaves for Baltimore Black-owned tea company Equitea. The company will move to the ground level of 311 W. 28th St. in the Remington Row building, just blocks away from where they opened a pop-up on Howard Street in February. The new permanent location will be a cafe called “House 28 Matcha by Equitea,” selling matcha-based drinks ranging from $3 to $9.
Gwyneth Paltrow's favorite tea brand to open Baltimore cafe

1 week ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Marcus Dieterle

A permanent location is in the tea leaves for Baltimore Black-owned tea company Equitea. The company will move to the ground level of 311 W. 28th St. in the Remington Row building, just blocks away from where they opened a pop-up on Howard Street in February. The new permanent location will be a cafe called “House 28 Matcha by Equitea,” selling matcha-based drinks ranging from $3 to $9.
FashionEASTA runway show to return to Harbor East on June 7

1 week ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Marcus Dieterle

Models will show off the latest women’s and men’s apparel and accessories on the runway next month at FashionEASTa: The Harbor East Fashion Show. The event is returning for its 11th year on June 7 from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the 800 block of Aliceanna Street in Harbor East. The fashion show will begin at 2:30 p.m., hosted by Baltimore personality Chyno (@thebaltimorefoodie on Instagram). The event is free to attend and open to the general public, but seating is reserved for VIP ticketholders.
2025 Baltimore Screenwriters Competition winners announced

1 week ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Marcus Dieterle

Winners of the 20th annual Baltimore Screenwriters Competition were announced Saturday at the Maryland Film Festival’s “Maryland Film Day” weekend at the SNF Parkway Theatre. Prizes were awarded to the top three scripts in the feature and shorts categories, selected from 32 entries. Winning screenplays are set, or able to be filmed, in Baltimore. “The Baltimore Screenwriters Competition celebrates 20 years of nurturing screenwriters and encouraging Baltimore stories.
Julia Alexander, former director of Walters Art Museum, dies

1 week ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Marcus Dieterle

Dr. Julia Alexander, the first woman to serve as executive director and CEO of the Walters Art Museum, died Sunday night from a heart attack. Alexander, who passed away at Greater Baltimore Medical Center, is survived by her two children, Jack and Beatrice (Bede); her mother, Catharine Alexander; her former husband, Dr. John Marciari; and her sister, Kitty. “Julia’s career was one of remarkable success,” her family wrote in a statement, shared by the Walters.
John Wilkes Booth and Victorian vampire visiting Baltimore stages in May

1 week ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Marcus Dieterle

Plays about Maryland actor and assassin John Wilkes Booth, monstrous creatures, and mental health will all come to Baltimore theatre stages during the month of May. Learn about some of the upcoming shows in this theatrical roundup:Some Like It Hot, May 6 through May 11, Hippodrome Theatre. Pursued by gangsters after witnessing a Mafia murder, two Prohibition-era musicians flee Chicago. Disguised as women, the musicians join an all-female jazz band on a cross-country train trip bound for excitement.