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Woodstock 50 collapsed. This Baltimore artist and his VW van are keeping the hippie spirit alive.

Meet the Baltimore artist and several contemporaries gathered to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the vehicle’s journey from Baltimore to Bethel, New York, for the original Woodstock festival.

By Sameer Rao

Aug 12, 2019

• Harford

Building a legacy in Harford and beyond

From Baltimore's Camden Station and American Visionary Art Museum to schools throughout the area, Warren Hamilton has helped bring them all to life.

• Food & Drink

Andrew Weinzirl leaving Maggie's Farm for AVAM

Andrew Weinzirl, the co-owner and executive chef at Maggie's Farm is leaving to take the executive chef position at Encantada, the restaurant in development at the American Visionary Art Museum.

• Features

Artist wraps Baltimore bus station in bubble wrap

Artist Mary England spent January 26, Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day, wrapping a Station North bus shelter in 125 feet of blue bubble wrap for passersby to pop.

By Julie Scharper

Feb 3, 2015

• Baltimore City Paper

Weekly Calendar 1/14/15-1/21/15

• Laurel Leader

Laurel senior centers offer events and trips during January

Laurel senior centers are offering events during January.

• Baltimore City Paper

2015 Resolutions for Baltimore: By Kwame Kwei-Armah

• Maryland

New Year's Day schedule and closings

This schedule will be in effect Thursday, Jan. 1.

• Food & Drink

Birroteca owner to take over American Visionary Art Museum space

Encantada will focus on vegetable plates but isn't vegetarian or vegan

• Baltimore City Paper

Happening Saturday: Baltimore Beauty Pageant, Bazaart, and more

• Baltimore City Paper

Fieldtripping: Staring at the Sun

• Opinion

Lilies, purity and art [Letter]

Wrong to describe lilies as having magical properties

• Baltimore City Paper

Paradise Garden

• Baltimore City Paper

Baltimore for Kids

• Entertainment

20 fall events under $20 in the Baltimore area

Hello, fall! We run down some our favorite non-budget-busting activities of the season.

• Baltimore City Paper

Tourist Attractions

• Obituaries

John G. Schisler, longtime C&P spokesman

John G. Schisler, who was the former longtime spokesman and director of public relations for the old Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., died Friday at the Blakehurst retirement community in Towson of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. He was 85.

• Baltimore City Paper

Arts and Entertainment

• Features

Social sense: Guide to the fall party season

• Obituaries

Joan Erbe, artist

Joan Erbe, a prolific and successful artist who painted whimsical characters doused with wit and satire, died of stroke complications Aug. 21 at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. The Cheswolde resident was 87.

• Entertainment

Like/Dislike with Hannah Benbow, animator

Hannah Benbow has discovered the perfect venue to showcase her artwork: this weekend's Baltimore Comic-Con.

• Harford

Harford lambs going from the farm to the chef to the table

Although there is no cure for multiple sclerosis, Nancy McMullen of Darlington says she has found an effective therapy in raising sheep, sheep that will be featured in a competition next month designed to promote local farms and the healthy eating of their products.

• Baltimore City Paper

Federal Hill

• Baltimore City Paper

KIDS STUFF

• Baltimore City Paper

Baltimore for Kids

• Baltimore City Paper

Dining

• Baltimore City Paper

Annual Events

• Baltimore City Paper

Gallery Imperato Prepares to Move

• Baltimore City Paper

Q&A: Fred Schneider on Junking, Holiday-Themed Albums, and the Mastergators

• Baltimore City Paper

Party Out of Bounds: The B-52s at Rams Head Live, May 22

• Baltimore City Paper

It's open! A roundup of recent restaurant openings around town

• Baltimore City Paper

The AVAM Gets Visionary With Sound

• Baltimore City Paper

Ten Years Ago in City Paper: Oct. 10, 2001

• Baltimore City Paper

Ten Years Ago in City Paper: May 3, 2000

• Baltimore City Paper

Ten Years Ago in City Paper: Oct. 11, 2000

• Baltimore City Paper

Artscape Art Theft

• Baltimore City Paper

New Restaurants

• Baltimore City Paper

X-Content: Ten years ago in City Paper: October 16, 2002

• Baltimore City Paper

ART

• Entertainment

Art Outside returns to Druid Hill Park

Maryland visual artists, craft artisans, designers and other creative types who live, work or study in the region will be spotlighted at Sunday's Art Outside in Druid Hill Park.

• Food & Drink

Mr. Rain's Fun House to close on June 7

Mr. Rain's Fun House to close on June 7

• Maryland

A short and sweet goodbye

• Obituaries

Ray W. Kauffman, industrial shop owner, dies at 88

Ray W. Kauffman, who owned and operated E.J. Codd machine shop in Southeast Baltimore, died of sarcoma complications April 28 at Gilchrist Hospice Center in Towson. The lifelong Roland Park resident was 88.

• Maryland

Arbutus Middle students prepared to roll in Baltimore Kinetic race

Students create two entries for third appearance in annual event

• Baltimore City Paper

"Some people asked us if we're in a parade," Melissa says. "And 'Is this the parade?' and 'Is the parade just us?'"

• Opinion

Events outlined for Star-Spangled Summer

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced Tuesday at Fort McHenry the schedule of events for Star-Spangled Summer, the sprawling, noisy, multimillion-dollar celebration the city will host through September to commemorate the 200th birthday of the National Anthem.

• American Visionary Art Museum

Like/Dislike with Melissa and Phillip Smith, Kinetic Sculpture Race vets

It's the one weekend in Baltimore when people riding large objects through land, water, sand and mud is a common sight. It's time again for American Visionary Art Museum's Kinetic Sculpture Race.

• Baltimore County

Towson-area artisans to display their creations at Sugarloaf Crafts Festival

Sculptor Devin Mack, of Towson, Cockeysville chocolatier Kimberley Rigby, and painter Patrick Reid O'Brien, of Towson, will show their wares at the Sugarloaf Festival April 25-27 at the Timonium Fairgrounds.

• Arts and Culture

Good Friday schedule and closings

This schedule will be in effect Friday, April 18

• Entertainment

Like/Dislike with Danielle Hogan, PR liaison for the Gathering

Danielle Hogan is deeply invested in Baltimore's food truck scene, recently taking on the job as public relations liaison for food truck festival the Gathering.