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5 days ago | 
baltimorestyle.com | Braden Hamelin
This weekend is a great time to get out and explore the Baltimore region.
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1 week ago | 
baltimorestyle.com | Andrew Guckes
Fans of Carmen San Diego, “National Treasure” and Indiana Jones unite: Baltimore has its own scavenger hunt set to take place across the city starting in June, and it’s as expansive as it gets. The Baltimore Main Streets Program, which provides resources for local businesses, is celebrating its 25th year with a massive scavenger hunt called “The Great Chase” that will see players venture to each of the program’s nine areas of impact.
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1 week ago | 
baltimorestyle.com | Braden Hamelin
This weekend is a great time to get out and explore the Baltimore region.
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2 weeks ago | 
baltimorestyle.com | Andrew Guckes
As Father’s Day approaches, kids across the country will make gifts, write cards and prepare to shower the patriarch or patriarchs of the family with love and care. That goes for dads who are teachers, doctors, electricians, rideshare drivers and more. Even dads who are politicians. It can be hard to remember that those elected to office are, first and foremost, people.
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2 weeks ago | 
baltimorestyle.com | Jillian Diamond
For its 2025/2026 season, Everyman Theatre is heading into its 35th year of operation with six new plays. These include classics like “August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson,” “Art” and “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike;” fresh takes on beloved stories like “Emma” and “Deceived;” and “Dawn,” an all-new play written by Everyman’s associate artistic director and resident company member Tuyet Thi Pham.
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2 weeks ago | 
baltimorestyle.com | Jillian Diamond
Landscapers and designers working to redesign their own homes is not an especially common occurrence. But Matthew Sabine, founder of Absolute Landscape & Turf Services, had a specific vision for the backyard of his Mariottsville home. “I had multiple conversations with my family and we like the overall aesthetic of the property,” he explains. “The bones of it are excellent. But over time, our family developed and our needs developed.
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2 weeks ago | 
baltimorestyle.com | Jillian Diamond
Today, Sheila Crider is best-known for her abstract art, which takes the form of textile pieces, wall hangings and collages. But the self-taught artist’s background is actually in writing poetry. She’d always had an appreciation for the arts, and was a model at the Corcoran School of the Arts & Design in Washington, D.C.It was only when she started living in Bordeaux, France, that she started making the transition from the literary arts to the visual arts.
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2 weeks ago | 
baltimorestyle.com | Ellen Braunstein
Outdoor living spaces are becoming more than just an extension of the home. They’re a true reflection of our lifestyle and design sensibilities. Designing a space that fits your lifestyle takes pros who can help with planning, selecting materials, ensuring proper drainage, and integrating elements for a harmonious and enjoyable space.
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2 weeks ago | 
baltimorestyle.com | Braden Hamelin
This weekend is a great time to get out and explore the Baltimore region. From an art celebration to Memorial Day and a Maryland Zoo drinking event, here are some of the area’s best happenings!Artscape 2025May 24-25, 11 a.m.-11 p.m., Saturday and SundayBaltimore City Hall | 100 Holliday St., Baltimore, MD 21202An annual art festival in Baltimore and the largest free art festival in the U.S. featuring art displays, performances, concerts and more over a two-day celebration.
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3 weeks ago | 
baltimorestyle.com | Andrew Guckes
A Million Lives Book Festival in Baltimore did not have a fairy-tale ending — or beginning, or middle. The event held on May 2 and 3 at the Baltimore Convention Center, focusing on authors of romance fantasy, is drawing comparisons to the infamous Fyre Festival for not fulfilling any of the promises made by the organizer, Grace Willows, or her organization, Archer Events. Neither responded to a request for comment sent this week.