Groundwork Kitchen, a $10-million, 14,000 sq. ft. culinary arts training center, restaurant, and carryout shop at 925 Washington Blvd. in Pigtown, opened its first phase last week. The carryout shop is now open with the rest of the offerings slated to open in the coming months. This is a project by Paul’s Place which as been a part of the Pigtown community for 36 years.
WELCOME HOME TO 1513 S. CHARLES STREET. THE HOME FEATURES 2 CAR PARKING, A ROOF DECK, ORIGINAL HARDWOOD FLOORS, AND AN EXTRA WIDE 14’9 FT LOT MAKING FOR A WONDERFUL LIVING SPACE THROUGHOUT. IT IS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ON CHARLES STREET JUST A SHORT WALK TO THE BARS AND RESTAURANTS OF CROSS STREET MARKET, THE ORIOLES AND RAVENS STADIUM, AND THE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT
“Our staff and community really came together. It’s us and our customers that make Barracudas. And, as long as we have all of us here, we’ll be okay,” said Barracudas General Manager Samantha Stinchcomb.
On Episode 14 of This Week in South Baltimore, Kevin and Nate discuss all the development projects around South Baltimore including One Westport, Port Covington, Baltimore Arena, and Banner Row Townhomes. They also cover restaurant news including the new Hammerjacks concept, No Way Rose from Ashish Alfred, new businesses at Cross Street Market, vegan restaurants for the Inner Harbor, and changes at Sagamore Spirit.
WELCOME HOME TO 1513 S. CHARLES STREET. THE HOME FEATURES TWO-CAR PARKING, A ROOF DECK, ORIGINAL HARDWOOD FLOORS, AND AN EXTRA WIDE 14’9 FT LOT MAKING FOR A WONDERFUL LIVING SPACE THROUGHOUT.
Federal Hill restaurant Ruben’s Mexican Food has opened a second location at 5502 Governor Ritchie Hwy. in Brooklyn Park. The new Ruben’s is inside of an American gas station.
Pig Roast at Little Havana, Guinness Open Gate Brewery 3rd Anniversary, Station North Art Walk, The Diamondback Summer Games, I Love the 90’s Bash, Ravens Stadium Practice and Fireworks Show, farmers’ markets, free outdoor fitness, and more!
Last week, Fox45 held a Town Hall focused on crime at Illusions Magic Bar in Federal Hill. The panelists were Ian Neuman, president of the Federal Hill Neighborhood Patrol; former South Baltimore resident Spenser Weidman; and former candidates for mayor and South Baltimore residents Bob Wallace and Thiru Vignarajah.
The Topgolf construction at 301 Stockholm St. in Stadium Area has opened up previously-obstructed views of Ridgely’s Cove of the Middle Branch of the Patapsco River. The construction demolished the former Animal Control and Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) site, and part of the project undertakes improvements to the adjacent trail and park located behind Horseshoe Casino Baltimore’s parking garage and along the Gwynns Falls Trail.
Prepared meal service Yes Chef is opening a commercial kitchen and retail marketplace at McHenry Row in Locust Point. It fills a 1,700 sq. ft. retail space formerly occupied by The Urban Oyster.
Groundwork Kitchen, a $10-million, 14,000 sq. ft. culinary arts training center, restaurant, and carryout shop at 925 Washington Blvd. in Pigtown, opened its first phase last week. The carryout shop is now open with the rest of the offerings slated to open in the coming months. This is a project by Paul’s Place which as been a part of the Pigtown community for 36 years.
South Baltimore Gateway Partnership (SBGP) is excited to announce $6 million of needed investments in neighborhoods across South Baltimore in coordination with Baltimore City Recreation and Parks. This will include long-planned, but until now unfunded, improvements to Carroll Park in Pigtown, Florence Cummins Park in Westport, and Solo Gibbs Park in Sharp-Leadenhall.
Listen to Baltimore folk singer Caleb Stone Sunday at noon in Brooklyn.
Come join us open house style on Saturday, July 24th from 11am-2pm to tour the facility, get to know our team, and learn about our training values. We will also have food and drink from Barracudas Locust Point.
A plan has been approved by the Baltimore City Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals (BMZA) for three new four-story, 2,680 sq. ft. townhomes at 1815 Marshall St. in the South Baltimore Neighborhood. The homes would replace five garages and a grass lot. The plan was submitted by NW2 Engineers.
A smoke shop opens in Federal Hill, a collectors shop closes in Federal Hill, an office space is filled in Federal Hill, an office space is filled in Locust Point, a salon relocation in Locust Point, two Pigtown relocations, and a hotel Downtown will become apartments. Get caught up!
ZeroFox, the South Baltimore-based external threat intelligence and protection company, has made its second corporate acquisition in the last nine months with its recent purchase of Phoenix-based Vigilante.
Southern food stall Southrn’ Spice is now open at Cross Street Market in Federal Hill. Southrn’ Spice, which opened last month, takes over a stall that was vacated by Royal Farms Chicken earlier this year.
Wire Pulse Inc., a technology company that provides digital solutions to the utilities, industrial wire supply, and installation industries, has relocated from Chicago to South Baltimore. Wire Pulse’s new offices are at the BGE campus at 1899 Leadenhall St. in South Baltimore.
Baltimore Beer Week, Domino Sugar Re-Light the Night, Hot Country Nights, Viva La Vida Pop-Up Market, Whiskey on the Waterfront, Wings of Love – Kuwait Adoption event, outdoor fitness, flea markets, and farmers’ markets.
WELCOME HOME TO 1513 S. CHARLES STREET. THE HOME FEATURES 2 CAR PARKING, A ROOF DECK, ORIGINAL HARDWOOD FLOORS, AND AN EXTRA WIDE 14’9 FT LOT MAKING FOR A WONDERFUL LIVING SPACE THROUGHOUT. IT IS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ON CHARLES STREET JUST A SHORT WALK TO THE BARS AND RESTAURANTS OF CROSS STREET MARKET, THE ORIOLES AND RAVENS STADIUM, AND THE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT
The Ravens have scheduled a free/open practice at M&T Bank Stadium on July 31. The practice, which starts at 6 p.m., will conclude with a fireworks/laser show at 9 p.m.
Downtown Partnership of Baltimore today announced the first group of five entrepreneurs selected for an innovative new program to attract and support Black-owned retail businesses in Downtown Baltimore neighborhoods.
The Garth Brooks Stadium Tour, presented by Amazon Music, is bringing the No. 1 selling solo artist in U.S. history to Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium for the first time. The concert – to be held rain or shine – is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 2 at 7 p.m.
The colorful mural features elements of the Baltimore and Maryland flags, Federal Hill Park, food and drinks, a section reading “The Heart of Federal Hill,” and the Stella Artois logo.
Improvements are beginning at Solo Gibbs Park in Sharp-Leadenhall as Baltimore City Recreation & Parks (BCRP) is investing in the tennis courts on the northern section of park.
All occupants managed to escape while firefighters worked to extinguish the fire. No injuries reported and the cause is under investigation.
O’s vs. Blue Jays and White Sox, Yoga at the Zoo, Maryland German Festival, B&O Rail Sale, Margarita Madness, Riverside Summer Concert Series, cocktail events, free outdoor fitness, and farmers’ markets. Have fun!
Buck Wild Dog Training has opened a store and studio at 1126 S. Charles St. in Federal Hill. The approximately 1,000 sq. ft. space was previously the home of Espirt de Couture.
“Our staff and community really came together. It’s us and our customers that make Barracudas. And, as long as we have all of us here, we’ll be okay,” said Barracudas General Manager Samantha Stinchcomb.
The Riverside Summer Concert Series, presented by Domino Sugar, is back each Second Sunday July – September at 5pm!
On Sunday, July 4th, a fire started at Barracudas in Locust Point. The Baltimore Fire Department arrived at the scene to extinguish the fire, and the restaurant closed immediately after. There were no injuries.
According to the Baltimore Police Department (BPD) Crime Map, the following crimes were reported in the last 30 days in South Baltimore.
Great weekend events to celebrate Independence Day including parades in Federal Hill, Catonsville, Dundalk, and Towson; a light show and sign relighting at Domino Sugar, plus Jazzy Sumer Nights, whiskey events, free fitness, and farmers’ markets.
Domino Sugar is relighting its new sign for the first time on the 4th of July. The lights will go on for the first time at 930pm.
Siblings Ashley and Kenneth Watson are planning a culinary incubator and event space at 1411 W. Baltimore St. in Union Square/Franklin Square. The Watsons have acquired the vacant three-story, 4,500 sq. ft. building and will be completing a $350,000-renovation. The building will be called Project 1411.
On Episode 14 of This Week in South Baltimore, Kevin and Nate discuss all the development projects around South Baltimore including One Westport, Port Covington, Baltimore Arena, and Banner Row Townhomes. They also cover restaurant news including the new Hammerjacks concept, No Way Rose from Ashish Alfred, new businesses at Cross Street Market, vegan restaurants for the Inner Harbor, and changes at Sagamore Spirit.
Pigtown specialty grocery store Culinary Architecture at 767 Washington Blvd. has expanded into the adjacent retail space at 765 Washington Blvd. This retail space, which adds about 1,800 sq. ft. to Culinary Architecture’s footprint, was the former home of HomeFree USA.
