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Top of the World observation deck will stay open until Nov. 30

3 days ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Ed Gunts

The Top of the World observation deck will be allowed to stay open until Nov. 30, 2025, under an amended lease agreement between the City of Baltimore and the Maryland Port Administration, and city officials are talking with state representatives about keeping the space open even longer.
Interior design firm Crosby Jenkins Associates to leave Mt. Vernon

3 days ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Ed Gunts

The exodus of businesses from Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood continues. Crosby Jenkins Associates, an award-winning interior design firm, announced on social media on Wednesday that it plans to move from its longtime home in Mount Vernon to a building it plans to renovate on Falls Road in Baltimore County. The interior design firm has been based at 24 W. Chase Street for decades.
‘3 Bean Coffee’ Closes in Federal Hill

3 days ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Kevin Lynch |South Bmore

3 Bean Coffee is closing after almost 10 years in Federal Hill. The company announced via social media that yesterday was the last day of business at 209 Key Hwy. 3 Bean Coffee opened in 2015 and was taken over by South Baltimore-based mobile espresso cart business Vagrant Coffee in 2019. Read more at SouthBmore. Related
Two Mildreds of Baltimore

4 days ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Frederick Rasmussen

The two Mildreds — Mildred Natwick and Mildred Dunnock — who were both born and raised in Baltimore, later went onto successful and memorable Broadway, Hollywood and TV careers.
Baltimore attractions celebrate World Environment Day

4 days ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Aliza Worthington

Thursday, June 5 is World Environment Day, and Baltimore’s cultural institutions are celebrating with eco-friendly incentives to draw in visitors to see the sights.
Poppleton Rec Center gets long-awaited glow up

4 days ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Aliza Worthington

Baltimore leaders and Poppleton neighbors will celebrate the revitalization of the Poppleton Recreation Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony June 12 at 2 p.m.Local nonprofits, community members, and a church in Baltimore County have worked together to renovate the long-neglected rec center in Poppleton, a neighborhood in southwest Baltimore City. Abandoned for nearly two decades, the newly renovated Poppleton Recreation Center has 7,500 square feet of space.
13 Questions With Doug Atwell of Southpaw

4 days ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Amy Langrehr

Doug Atwell is such a good dude. Kind, humble, funny, hardworking, talented. He loves his people, dogs and baseball. Oh and he makes darn good cocktails. Doug’s are smart yet simple drinks with ingredients you generally know – thank you, Douglas! – everything from the classics to some of his own creations that have become favorites over the years.
Patterson Park Summer Concert Series returns

4 days ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Aliza Worthington

A favorite summer concert series is back thanks to the Friends of Patterson Park, PNC, and media partners WYPR and WTMD. The 2025 Summer Concert Series is an energetic celebration of music, culture, and community presented against the backdrop of the historic Patterson Park Observatory. All concerts are on Sunday evenings from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and are free and family-friendly.
Baltimore theater in June

5 days ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Marcus Dieterle

Baltimore will get a visit from aliens, watch a Roman assassination plot unfold, and see sandwich shop staff search for life purpose, all on theatrical stages in June. See what shows you should be getting tickets for with the help of our local theater roundup:Brown Sugar Bake-Off, ongoing through June 15, Strand Theater. In this co-production between the Strand Theater and Two Strikes Theatre Collective, enjoy eight original 10-minute plays written by Black women and nonbinary playwrights.
Another Barnes & Noble branch is disappearing in Baltimore

5 days ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Ed Gunts

Another Barnes & Noble branch is disappearing in Baltimore, after Johns Hopkins University decided to replace the national retailer as manager of its campus store in Charles Village. Hopkins disclosed last week that Follett Higher Education Group of Westchester, Illinois, has been selected to replace Barnes & Noble as operator of the store at 3330 St. Paul St., starting this month. The store is located on the first floor of a 10-story apartment building at a prominent Charles Village intersection.