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• Opinion

Downtown circulator makes economic sense; streetcars don't

A downtown circulator makes economic sense

• Baltimore City Paper

A UMBC MFA exhibition dazzles with its scope, quality, and sense of fun

• Baltimore City Paper

It shocked me to realize that more often than not, when a black man appeared onscreen, he carried either a gun or some sort of ball.

• Arts and Culture

The Interview: Robin Budish, community organizer for Baltimore Streetcar Campaign

Robin Budish spends her days rallying support for an idea she says will make downtown Baltimore more livable --- building a streetcar line along Charles Street.

• Baltimore Museum of Art

Attractions opening late, some events canceled

• Arts and Culture

Martin Luther King Jr. Day schedule and closings

This schedule will be in effect Monday, Jan. 16.

• Baltimore City Paper

An African art exhibition celebrates the beauty in everyday objects

• Opinion

Baltimore through an artist's eyes

At the BMA, photographer Candida Hofer offers a kinder, gentler vision of gritty Baltimore

• Baltimore City Paper

Meticulously rejuvenating paintings, inch by inch

• Arts and Culture

Best week ever: Baltimore events, music, TV and more

A slew of New Year's Eve parties/festivities and lots more

• Arts and Culture

Christmas schedule and closings

This schedule will be in effect Monday, Dec. 26.

• Baltimore City Paper

The Baltimore Brew, Friends Records, @BigBoyzBail, Baltimore 311, Maryland Historical Society, and more.

• Baltimore City Paper

Cowboys and Engines, Jhana and the Rats of James Olds, Interior/Exterior, CART, DUOX, and more.

• Baltimore City Paper

the most restless klezmer/rock/jazz/avant-garde/funk guitarist in Baltimore

• Cooking

Pork N' Pine delivers Christmas trees with a side of barbecue

Last month, Jason Toraldo started Pork N' Pine, a combination of Christmas trees and sliced meat that taps into a niche market Baltimore never knew it had.

• Baltimore City Paper

The arts community bids farewell to Nancy Haragan

• Baltimore City Paper

A collective hopes to invigorate Baltimore's photography scene

• Arts and Culture

Elementary school students and families invited to special event at Baltimore Museum of Art

Special free Sunday session includes tour and workshop.

• Obituaries

Nancy Marie Haragan, arts advocate

Nancy Marie Haragan, founding executive director of the Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance, died Sunday of metastatic melanoma at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The Canton resident was 60.

• Arts and Culture

Nancy Marie Haragan, arts advocate

Nancy Marie Haragan, founding executive director of the Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance, died Sunday of metastatic melanoma at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The Canton resident was 60.

• Obituaries

Mabel Hilda Young, educator

Mabel Hilda Young, a retired Baltimore City public schools administrator who was present at the desegregation of Gwynn Oak Amusement Park, died of surgical complications Nov. 19 at Sinai Hospital. The Northwest Baltimore resident was 84.

• Entertainment

Mabel Hilda Young, educator

Mabel Hilda Young, a retired Baltimore City public schools administrator who was present at the desegregation of Gwynn Oak Amusement Park, died of surgical complications Nov. 19 at Sinai Hospital. The Northwest Baltimore resident was 84.

• Musical Theater

Holiday Gift Guide: Gifts for the musician

Whether a pianist, guitarist or someone who enjoys listening to great sounds, these gifts for musicians will bring a happy note to the holidays.

• Obituaries

Dorothy McIlvain Scott, philanthropist

Dorothy McIlvain Scott, a Baltimore philanthropist whose largesse included cultural, medical and educational institutions, died Tuesday in her sleep at her home in the Brightwood retirement community in Lutherville. She was 99.

• Arts and Culture

Mark your calendar with holiday events

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• Arts and Culture

Dorothy McIlvain Scott, philanthropist

Dorothy McIlvain Scott, a Baltimore philanthropist whose largesse included cultural, medical and educational institutions, died Tuesday in her sleep at her home in the Brightwood retirement community in Lutherville. She was 99.

• Baltimore City Paper

What to do and where to go this season

• Baltimore City Paper

2013 TOP TEN ART SHOWS

• Arts and Culture

Thanksgiving Day schedule and closings

This schedule will be in effect Thursday, Nov. 24.

• Arts and Culture

BMA's 'Interior Worlds' highlights Baltimore buildings

A new exhibit puts two iconic Baltimore buildings on the same level as top-tier architectural gems from around the world.

• Arts and Culture

Northern Baltimore city events

Calendar of Events

• Arts and Culture

Best week ever: Baltimore events, music, movies and more

Everything you need to know about what's going on 11/14-11/20

• Arts and Culture

Veterans Day schedule and closings

This schedule will be in effect Friday, Nov. 11.

• Baltimore City

Hopkins student helps catch suspected burglar

A Johns Hopkins senior on a community safety walk helped police catch a suspected burglar Tuesday night when she spotted a man crouching on a rooftop in Charles Village.

• Baltimore City Paper

Baltimore Museum of Art show pays homage to prints made in series

• Obituaries

Imogene B. Johnston

Republican Party activist had been first secretary of the Harford County Council and coordinated various political campaigns

• Arts and Culture

Best week ever: Baltimore events, music, movies and more

Plan your week with our guide to everything going on this week

• Politics and Government

Imogene B. Johnston

Republican Party activist had been first secretary of the Harford County Council and coordinated various political campaigns

• Entertainment

Full Circle goes 'B.A.R.E.' in celebration of bodies

Full Circle Dance Co. performs 'B.A.R.E.' at Baltimore Museum of Art

• Arts and Culture

BMA assembles a world 'Series' of printmakers

Baltimore Museum of Art assembles a world-class array of printmaking in 'Print By Print'

• Baltimore City Paper

15-member troupe explores the fraught topic of body image in B.A.R.E.: Bodies, Attitudes, Reflections, EXPOSED

• Obituaries

Jaime Arbona

Jaime Arbona, former customs agent for the ports of entry to Baltimore, died of Alzheimer's disease complications Oct. 20 at his Cedarcroft home. He was 88.

• Arts and Culture

College students put their imprint on the BMA's latest show

Pictures: Print by Print: From Dürer to Lichtenstein -- the last major show at the Baltimore Museum of Art until the renovated Contemporary Art wing opens next fall -- includes 350 prints culled from the museum's own collection of more than 65,000 works on paper.

• Television

Best week ever: Baltimore events, music, movies and more

Your guide to everything going on this week

• Arts and Culture

Pat Gardner

Quilt artist, teacher and lecturer

• Arts and Culture

Handcrafted, everyday beauty from Africa on display

BMA exhibition shows art in personal items from Africa.

• Entertainment

Patricia Modell, actress and philanthropist, dies at 80

Obituary of Patricia Breslin Modell, philanthropist and former TV/film actress

• Opinion

Walters pioneers the virtual museum

The Walters' decision to put its entire collection online is the logical extension of its free admissions policy

• Arts and Culture

Calendar of events for northern Baltimore city

• Television

From Baltimore to Broadway to Hollywood

Earlier this year, I received a phone call from Kate Mullikin, a California art teacher who also teaches middle school students Shakespeare, about her father Bill Mullikin, a former Baltimore actor who died a year ago.