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May 21-22: Wine in The Woods at Symphony Woods

In addition to sampling wine from more than 30 wineries, festival-goers can taste food from area restaurants and hear live music all day long.

  • Entertainment

    May 21: Preakness InfieldFest at Pimlico

  • Events

    May 21-22: Chesapeake Bay Blues Festival at Sandy Point State Park

  • Midnight Sun

    Top Baltimore-area concerts

  • Food & Dining

    Collection: Baltimore Sun restaurant reviews

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    Baltimore Sun bar reviews

  • Travel

    100 Maryland places, attractions and landmarks

    From the beaches of Ocean City in the east to the Appalachian Mountains in the west, from the rolling hills of My Lady's Manor (home to Maryland's steeplechase races) in the north to the tidewater marshlands of the Chesapeake Bay to the south -- Maryland has a little bit of everything.

  • Travel

    50 most beautiful places in Maryland

  • Travel

    Pictures: Best pizza cities in America

  • Lifestyle

    Disappearing Baltimore: 100 images you'll never see again

  • Lifestyle

    Then-and-now pictures from Retro Baltimore

Food & Dining

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  • Fallston / Joppa

    Josef's Country Inn, of Fallston, being remade as Black Forest Taphouse

  • Midnight Sun

    After delays and headaches, Idle Hour preps reopening

Movies

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  • Photos

    Scenes from the 2016 Maryland Film Festival

  • Movies

    LeToya Luckett to star in Dionne Warwick biopic

Music & Nightlife

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Music & Nightlife  

World's longest serving orchestra musician, collapses and dies during performance

Jane Little, who debuted as a bassist in Atlanta on Feb. 4, 1945, at the age of 16 and never stopped playing, died Sunday during a performance of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. She was said to be the longest tenured orchestra musician in the world. She was 87. "We can say that Jane was fortunate...

  • Prince 'yellow cloud' guitar to be auctioned with opening bid of $30,000

  • Love the '90s? You're not alone, as upcoming concerts ride wave of nostalgia

  • Dope Body guitarist discusses the Baltimore band's end ahead of final shows this weekend

  • Midnight Sun

    Without a hit, Sweetlife headliners the 1975 eye world domination

  • Music & Nightlife

    Chance the Rapper's 'Coloring Book' released

  • Midnight Sun

    Bassnectar, Young Thug among notable Moonrise Festival performers

  • Music & Nightlife

    Debbie Harry and Blondie: Still keeping it fresh, 40 years in

Arts

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    With his 75th book, children's author Kevin O'Malley sees one more chance to connect

    When Kevin O'Malley was in the first grade, back in the 1960s, the children's books everyone seemed to be reading were "Dick and Jane" and "The Little Prince" — fare he thought so bland, he recalls, that he wondered whether they had been written specifically to drive him away. Then he happened...

  • Artsmash

    Baltimore sculptor Joyce J. Scott receives $50K Baker Artist Award

    Visual artist Joyce J. Scott and writer Jen Grow are the major winners of the 2016 Baker Artist Awards, announced Thursday night on Maryland Public Television. Scott, especially known for distinctive beaded sculptures that confront issues of racism and stereotyping, is the recipient of the $50,000...

  • Artsmash

    BSO plays major Adams work, led by the composer

    Talk about an authoritative performance. Nothing like having an eminent composer on hand to conduct one of his greatest works. John Adams led the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra on Thursday night in a riveting account of his "Harmonielehre," the epic 1985 score that served as a kind of personal turning...

  • Baltimore Insider

    Jason Alexander stops by Everyman Theatre for tour Thursday

    Jason Alexander: appreciator of the arts. Though he's best known for playing George Costanza on "Seinfeld," Alexander also is a Tony Award winner and has directed a theater company in Los Angeles. So during a stop in Baltimore, he made sure to check out Everyman Theatre for a tour Thursday. The...

  • Artsmash

    'Beauty and the Beast' returns to the Hippodrome, more or less effectively

    Being mocked for one's looks or unconventional point of view; stirring up crowds against a perceived threat to society — sounds like just another day in contemporary politics. But such edgy little issues are a key part to the hit musical "Beauty and the Beast," which has worthwhile things to say...

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