A Nov. 1 ceremony will honor the lives of enslaved London Town residents and their descendents, while new archaeological research could unearth hidden graves.

When Artscape returns this weekend for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic, the festival will feature about 175 visual artists and more than 60 performers.

The Orioles have been creating postseason memories for more than half a century. With the team poised to make more in 2023, here’s a look back at the most magical moments in franchise history.

Mark your calendar. Here's our list of fall events you shouldn't miss this season.

Next One Up, a nonprofit that provides Baltimore young men with mentorship, will open its new recreation center at Belvedere Square to the public on Thursday. The facility boasts a gym, barbershop and study room.

Araba Maze’s non-profit, Storybook Maze, brings free books with diverse characters and storylines to areas with limited access to books.

"I hope the most desperate showbiz rejects walk over me here and feel some sort of respect and strength," Baltimore filmmaker John Waters said Monday at the unveiling of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Attend an iconic concert by a rap or rock star, sample local eats, celebrate the Caped Crusader, listen to emerging artists, see a 12-foot puppet or go to a community event.

Experienced gardeners know that “fall is for planting.” This isn’t just a garden center or plant catalog slogan; it’s based on real advantages for many plant species.

Portraying a 10-year-old Syrian refugee, ‘Little Amal’ has already traversed 15 countries. In Baltimore, she’ll meet with the mayor, visit the waterfront and celebrate the city at arts festivals.

Two celebrities — Orioles alum Adam Jones and Maryland Gov. Wes Moore — have already temporarily taken over for “Mr. Splash.” Here’s a roster of other notable names to wield the hose.

The Bird Bath Splash Zone at Camden Yards, which debuted in May, will continue on into the cooler months. Orioles fans have creative ideas to stay comfortable — and to make the experience even more fun.

On Monday Baltimore filmmaker John Waters will receive the 2,763rd star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, which honors celebrities from Fred Astaire to Renée Zellweger.

Baltimore fashion designer Bishme Cromartie was named the winner of Bravo’s “Project Runway All Stars” on Thursday night.

Have a super time at a comic book convention, go to the state fair and or Baltimore County town festival, listen to a concert or watch watercraft shaped like flying lizards race.

Autumn is bulb-planting season for all of those spring-flowering jewels like tulip, daffodil, crocus, aconite, hyacinth and snowdrops.

Stevie Walker-Webb, a theater director and rising star who at the age of 36 has already been nominated for a Tony Award, was appointed Thursday as Baltimore Center Stage’s next artistic director.

The sound of Good Humor ice cream vendors broke the monotony of a humid and still summer's night in Baltimore.

There are numerous native late-season nectar sources for pollinators.

Enjoy a night of laughs, ride a bike, go to a classic rock concert, celebrate local artists and musicians or party like Barbie.

This thoughtfully designed house in the Woodlands at Plum Creek community in Anne Arundel comes equipped with modern conveniences to make the new owners’ lives easier.

Here's where Marylanders can savor summertime’s last hurrah before easing into fall.

Caryn York is returning home to lead Baltimore Corps, a social justice and innovation hub, as its next president and CEO.

Laugh along with a TV comedian, stroll through an outdoor art gallery, celebrate pooches everywhere, cheer on the Orioles, go to a jazz concert or attend a Baltimore music festival.

Crapemyrtle is one of many plants susceptible to powdery mildew.

The main living room features an expansive 20-foot ceiling, bamboo-plank flooring and wall of windows with lush green forest views.

The Ravens' 24-game preseason winning streak was a remarkable achievement, but where does it rank among the greatest streaks in Baltimore sports history? Here’s a closer look.