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The two Harborplace pavilions were considered visionary when built nearly four decades ago. They've lost their luster, and some have ideas to bring them back.
The P.F. Chang's restaurant at 600 E. Pratt St. will close on July 28 after the restaurant announced that it will not renew its lease for the location.
While there can be no justification for the bad behavior at Baltimore's Inner Harbor, much of the public commentary about it is also of questionable judgment.
The New York-based company that owns, and recently upgraded, the Harborplace pavilions in the Inner Harbor is in danger of defaulting on its debt, according to analysts at the research firm TreppWire.
Dean Hochman, founder of Baltimore's Ms. Desserts whose cakes ---and especially her carrot cake ---- won wide acclaim up and down the East Coast, died Jan. 3 of cancer at her home in Santa Cruz, Calif. She was 72.
Martin L. Millspaugh Jr., who shaped the redevelopment of downtown Baltimore from the demolition of the old O’Neill’s department store through the Inner Harbor, died of cancer Tuesday at Roland Park Place.
More than a decade after a housing neighborhood revolution began in the Oliver community of Baltimore, the story of philanthropist Tony Deering's role in helping spark revitalization has emerged.
Melvin Gordon, founder of Gordon's Booksellers who presided over stores from Towson to Chevy Chase, died Sept. 7 from complications from dementia at Atrium Village in Owings Mills. He was 92.
On Sept. 19, 2003, the morning after Hurricane Isabel hit, the Inner Harbor looked more like Venice, with Pratt and Light streets closed to vehicular traffic because of record flooding.
I had just finished work in downtown Baltimore the other night and was headed back to my midtown apartment on my 10-speed when I spied a group of sidewalk evangelists up ahead at Calvert and Pratt streets spouting homophobic speech. Could this really be happening in 2018?
In 1980, Harborplace opened in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. The “festival marketplace” developed by James W. Rouse was part of Mayor Schaefer’s efforts to revive
A plume of brown substance was flowing into the Baltimore harbor near the U.S.S. Constellation on Thursday, prompting the Baltimore Fire Department to investigate.
As GBC chair, I will work on several new initiatives. First, we will address the future of the Pimlico Race Course, home of the Preakness Stakes. Second, we will tackle an expanded Baltimore Convention Center, the state of Maryland’s largest convention venue.
The Downtown Partnership of Baltimore says it has received permits to add a traffic lane to the 200 block of Pratt Street, removing a section of sidewalk and relocating a taxicab stand adjacent to the Gallery at Harborplace in the Inner Harbor.
Alice J.W. "Ajax" Eastman, an outspoken advocate in support of Maryland environmental issues, died Friday from complications of pneumonia at the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center. She was 84.
Rosman has been a performer for more than 30 years, according to a Carroll Arts Center press release. His stage has often been the streets, but he’s also appeared on the “Late Show with David Letterman”, in Atlantic City, on major cruise ships, and in Las Vegas and Reno.
