Station North Arts District is hosting a happy hour, Station North Sips, on Wednesday, April 27, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Participating venues will offer discounted beverages and food for one evening. They include:
Following Station North Sips, Maryland Film Festival's opening night shorts at SNF Parkway will start at 7 p.m.
Journalist with a background reporting on local communities, now living in and reporting on the Baltimore area. Find me on twitter!
More from Kaleah Mcilwain
There are two weeks left to vote in the Best of Baltimore's 2022 issue. Voting closes on June 3 and winners will be announced in the September issue that will be on newsstands on August 26.
Read full storyGas prices in Washington D.C. as of May 17.(Flickr) On June 1 of every year the Comptroller's office announces the gas tax increase that will go into effect on July 1. The tax increase is calculated by the Comptroller office.
Read full story(Matthew J. Lee/Getty Images) Baltimore City has committed an additional $11 million toward providing nutritional security for those in need, bringing the total funding to $26 million.
Read full storyBaltimore and Salisbury made the latest U.S. News and World Report list of the Best Places to Live in the U.S. The rankings were revealed on Tuesday, May 17, and out of 150 metro areas in the U.S. Baltimore ranked at No. 84 and Salisbury ranked at No. 115.
Read full storyPreakness Live is this coming Saturday, May 21, and in preparation for the thousands of people it will attract, the Baltimore City Department of Transportation (BCDOT) will implement traffic modifications around Pimlico Race Course.
Read full story(Tim de Waele/Getty Images) After two years of virtual celebrations, Bike to Work Week is back in person for its 25th celebration starting Tuesday, May 17. Various activities will be held during the week to promote biking as a sustainable commuting alternative. The week will kick off with a safety information session followed by a 13-mile group bike on Tuesday, May 17, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., leaving from the Druid Hill Park Basketball Courts.
Read full storyBaltimore Farmers Market.(Baltimore Green Map/Flickr) Starting this June there will be food and drink vendors and free live performances in the same space as the Baltimore Farmers' Market underneath the Jones Falls Expressway.
Read full story4th annual Baltimore Floatilla.(Flickr) Baltimore's theme for its fifth annual Floatilla is Treasure Hunt and will take place on June 4, starting at 9 a.m. at the Canton Waterfront Park.
Read full storyThe popular snack brand Goldfish in partnership with the iconic seasoning brand, Old Bay, has launched limited-edition Old Bay seasoned Goldfish crackers. The limited time flavor is available now where Goldfish are sold for a suggested retail price of $2.79 for a 6.6oz bag, according to McCormick.
Read full story(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) The program, which helps low-income families feed school-aged children in the Summer, has received a record $2.8 million in funding to increase benefits for 28,000 students.
Read full storyTasting tables will be lined along Aliceanna Street in Harbor East with sommeliers and wine experts from neighborhood restaurants this Saturday, May 14, from noon to 4 p.m. for wine tasting.
Read full storyThe Peale on Holliday Street.(Ed Gunts/Bmore Art) After a five-year renovation, the Holliday Street building, the United States' first museum, is now The Peale, a community museum, set to open on August 13.
Read full storyThe Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) of the Maryland Transportation Authority (MTA) released its Fall 2022 Service Plan which includes service enhancements, adjustments and discontinuing routes.
Read full story(Interim Archives/Getty Images) The city is now accepting permit applications for its dockless vehicle program which allows residents to rent scooters and bikes. The Baltimore City Department of Transportation (BCDOT) will permit up to three dockless vehicle companies this year. One permit has already been awarded to Spin, whose permit was renewed for another year.
Read full story(Charles Street Promenade) The Charles Street Promenade (CPS), a pedestrian takeover of Charles Street, will return this Spring on June 4. Charles Street will be closed down to vehicle traffic from Saratoga Street to North Avenue for the full day.
Read full storyRayobello protected art crosswalks on your way to Lake Montebello in northeast Baltimore.(Grahamprojects/Instagram) The city announced the development of a new community-led placemaking program that will allow creative projects to be implemented into sidewalks, roadways, alleys and other areas managed by the Baltimore City Department of Transportation (DOT).
Read full story(Maryland Cycling Classic) The Maryland Cycling Classic, America’s top-ranked professional road cycling race, recently announced the race will be held on Sept. 4, 2022, marking the first time since the pandemic that the competition is back on track.
Read full story(Baltimore Museum of Industry/Facebook) The Baltimore Museum of Industry's Farmer's Market will be open starting on Saturday, May 21, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Vendors for 2022 include gourmet food by Drunk Dogs, vegan candles by Casa Figlia and more. A full list of vendors is available here.
Read full storyThe Baltimore Orioles will be playing the Boston Red Sox this weekend at Camden Yards and with that there will be road closures and parking restrictions around the stadium. For Friday's game the following streets will be closed starting at 4 p.m. on Friday, April 29, and Saturday, April 30, and on Sunday, May 1, starting at 10 a.m.:
Read full story
Comments / 0