baltimore bohemians

• Entertainment

Here are some of the bars offering free drinks and food when the Orioles’ Chris Davis finally gets a hit

Several Baltimore bars announced plans this week to offer free drinks, and in one case food, when Orioles first baseman Chris Davis finally gets a hit. Davis set a major league record Monday for the most at-bats without a hit.

By Lillian Reed

Apr 12, 2019

• Entertainment

What you need to know about Artscape 2018: Music schedule, road closures and more

Artscape returns this weekend. Here's what you need to know about the free arts festival.

By Sarah Meehan

Jul 20, 2018

• Entertainment

What you need to know about Baltimore Pride weekend

Baltimore Pride, the city's annual LGBT festival, is this weekend. Here's what to expect.

By Sarah Meehan

Jun 15, 2018

• Food & Drink

Orioles Opening Day specials at Baltimore bars

On Thursday, Baltimore bars will open early and run all-day specials in celebration of the Orioles' Opening Day.

By Wesley Case

Mar 28, 2018

• Food & Drink

These Baltimore bars are offering snow day specials, opening early

Baltimore bars like Mahaffey's Pub and Lobo are opening early and offering snow day specials due to Wednesday's snowstorm.

• Food & Drink

Ravens in London: Baltimore-area bars opening early, running specials

A rundown of Baltimore-area bars and restaurants opening early and running specials for the Ravens vs. Jaguars 9:30 a.m. game in London.

By Wesley Case

Sep 20, 2017

• Opinion

Hey Jeff Bezos: Wanna buy the O's?

Here's a prescription for all that ails the Orioles: Get Jeff Bezos to buy the team.

• Sports

United Soccer League hopes to have Baltimore franchise, stadium site approved by end of year, official says

United Soccer League hopes to have Baltimore franchise, stadium site approved by end of year

By Jonas Shaffer

Jun 8, 2017

• Opinion

It's good to be home

For all its strife, Baltimore remains a special place to live

• Baltimore City Paper

Promises, even words, are meaningless to Pugh when it comes to the minimum wage hike—a rant

As "spanked Eddie Munster" Paul Ryan fumbled and faltered along with the rest of the Republicans in ultimately pulling their nonsense Affordable Care Act

• Soccer

Group interested in bringing USL expansion team to Baltimore, league officials say

If accepted, a Baltimore expansion team could join the United Soccer League as early as next year or 2019, league officials said.

By Jonas Shaffer

Feb 13, 2017

• Entertainment

The week's best events: Nov. 20-26

Miracle on 34th Street

For sure, there is no more incontrovertible harbinger of the holidays than this — the evening Hampden's lights get

By Chris Kaltenbach

Nov 20, 2016

• Baltimore City Paper

Baltimore's Czech and Slovak Festival is a surprising reflection on heritage

The whole room stood for the national anthems of three countries in a row as rendered by a church-basement keyboard and a small choir: the Czech Repu

• Food & Drink

Orioles' wild-card game: Baltimore bars, restaurants offering specials

Bars and restaurants across the Baltimore area are rolling out specials Tuesday night for patrons who come out to cheer on the Orioles in their first.

• Baltimore City Paper

Best Baltimore Appropriation: Natty Boh

A not insignificant number of Orioles fans felt victimized when it was reported that National Bohemian beer would no longer be sold at Oriole Park at Camden

• Food & Drink

Sun follow-up: The story behind Natty Boh's disappearance from Camden Yards

The disappearance of National Bohemian beer from Oriole Park at Camden Yards left fans confused. Here's the story.

By Sarah Meehan

May 20, 2016

• Baltimore City Paper

Parents are scared straight

My sister forwards me the YouTube video with the comment, "WTF?"

• Sports

National Bohemian will only be served at Camden Yards in designated areas in 2016

Fans will still able to drink Bohs while watching the O's at Camden Yards this upcoming season, but it will only be available at certain locations in the stadium.

By Eduardo A. Encina

Feb 19, 2016

• Baltimore City Paper

Orgasmic crab dip and the gender politics of dining at strip clubs

• Baltimore City Paper

The Alloverstreet art walk turns 2 and galleries focus on inclusivity and safe spaces

• Baltimore City Paper

Forget Boh: Old Oriole Park Bohemian should be the beer of Baltimore

• Baltimore City Paper

Devin Allen documents the uprising in his show 'Awakenings, In A New Light'

A review of Devin Allen's photography show

• Baltimore City Paper

Happening Sunday: Gamescape, Foodscape, and Artscape

• Food & Drink

With Clavel, Lane Harlan continues to help shape Remington her own way

On a warm Wednesday evening earlier this month, Clavel -- a new Mexican-inspired restaurant in Remington -- celebrated its arrival with an invite-only party for friends, family, neighbors and restaurant-industry types.

By Wesley Case

Jun 17, 2015

• Baltimore City Paper

Meet the new Luigi's Italian Deli, same as the old Luigi's Italian Deli

• Baltimore City Paper

Mussel Bar and Grille delivers grown-up comfort food and borderline-obscene bivalves

• Sports

Tale of Verve has final breeze for Belmont

Belmont Stakes hopeful Tale of Verve took to the Belmont Park main track early Saturday morning in Elmont, N.Y., to log his final breeze in advance of the $1.5 million race Saturday.

• Maryland

Enduring a soccer earthquake

• Maryland

Enduring a soccer earthquake

• Baltimore City Paper

Lower Dens' Jana Hunter talks about the band's new transitional album, 'Escape From Evil,' social media, and 10,000 Maniacs

• Books

Five Questions for Ed Berlin, co-owner of the Ivy Bookshop

Ed and Ann Berlin's professional lives took a fresh turn when they took over as owners of the 10-year-old Ivy Bookshop in January, 2012. She had years of experience as a book publishing executive, he had devoted much of his professional life to the technical side of finance, but neither had run a retail store. The work has been harder than Ed Berlin thought at first, but he said they've maintained 8-to-10 percent sales growth every year and stuck to their commitment to high literary quality.

By Arthur Hirsch

Feb 13, 2015

• Sports

CBS' James Brown will receive the Sam Lacy-Wendell Smith Award

James Brown, the host of CBS' NFL pregame show "The NFL Today" since 2006 and special correspondent for CBS News, is the winner of the second-annual Sam Lacy-Wendell Smith Award.

• Baltimore City Paper

Conflicts of Interest: "Sainthood is also a thing that human beings must avoid"

A lot of people have hated me this year: Mayor $RB, Pussy Riot, Thomas Dolby, other people at Johns Hopkins, people at BOPA, people at Jubilee Baltimore,

• Sports

Mincy and Terps come alive in the second half, beat GW, 75-65

Laurin Mincy leads the ninth-ranked Maryland women's basketball team past George Washington, 75-65, at the Smith Center in Washington.

• Dining and Drinking

Baltimore Beer Week preview: 10 beers to try before you die

Let Baltimore Beer Week be your excuse to get adventurous with brews

• Dining and Drinking

Baltimore's cheapest beers

Our third guide to the best brew prices Baltimore has to offer.

• Air T Incorporated

Like/Dislike with Jesse Albright, farmer

• Sports

Terps' Sasho Cirovski fighting for role of college soccer

Amid the old Terps jerseys and the "Daddy's Girls" picture frame and the College Cup posters in Sasho Cirovski's office are bookcases packed, the Maryland men's soccer coach says, with "every coaching book you can imagine."

• Baltimore City Paper

TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS

• Baltimore County

Trivia Night trend takes over Towson-area restaurants for mid-week fun

The Towson area is home to more than 20 venues during which singles, doubles and teams gather at local restaurants and bars for Trivia Night test their knowledge of current events, modern music and geography. For participants, it's a chance to socialize mid-week; for business owners, it's a boost to the bottom line.

• Baltimore City Paper

Places to Stay

• Baltimore City Paper

Mobtown Modern's Night Of "Hard As F#@!" Composition

• Maryland

Bird at Play: Bring MLS to Baltimore

• Maryland

Bird at Play: A new soccer radio show

• Music

'We Will Rock You' opens national tour at Baltimore's Hippodrome

There's a straightforward, high-octane jukebox musical screaming 'I want to break free' from 'We Will Rock You,' the overstuffed, more or less entertaining tribute to the famed band Queen that opened its North American tour at the Hippodrome Tuesday night.

• Entertainment

'We Will Rock You' launches its U.S. tour in Baltimore

"We Will Rock You," a Queen-filled musical that has been a hit in London for 11 years, opens a U.S./Canada tour in Baltimore with helping hand from original band member Brian May.

• Auction Service

Back Story: Bohemia Manor Farm founded by cartographer

In recent weeks, The Baltimore Sun, the New York Times and other newspapers, have been carrying advertisements announcing the auction next week of Bohemia Manor Farm, near Chesapeake City, which is one of Maryland's most historic estates that dates to the 17th century.

• Europe

Back Story: Bohemia Manor Farm founded by cartographer

• Sports

UMBC-Loyola men's soccer game features two of nation's top scorers

Retrievers' Pete Caringi III, Greyhounds' Larry Ndjock among leaders in country

• Auto Racing

Families, racing fans flock downtown for Grand Prix action

Fast cars returned to city streets Saturday for the third Grand Prix of Baltimore, turning downtown into a place for IndyCar enthusiasts and families looking for a Labor Day adventure.