A big Baltimore lacrosse partnership, a basketball tournament is coming to Baltimore, two Federal Hill businesses relocate, two Federal Hill businesses open, and a Locust Point business celebrates its five-year anniversary.
The Orioles Charitable Foundation will donate a portion of the proceeds from the concert to support music and arts education programs for kids in Maryland and across the Orioles’ regional territory.
A new concept from two Ellicott City natives features sandwiches on a variety of buns, pizzas, favorite Maryland dishes, appetizers, draft beers, and sports on more than 40 televisions.
With this week’s departure of Nick’s Inner Harbor Seafood at Cross Street Market, Caves Valley Partners (CVP) is in active negotiations with an “established restaurateur” to bring a new seafood concept to the S. Charles St. side of the market. CVP is undertaking an $8-million renovation of the block-long, 31,800 sq. ft. Federal Hill market that is now entirely closed for construction.
The $906,000 field house, which was funded by Baltimore City Recreation and Parks, includes men’s and women’s bathrooms, storage, and a partially-elevated concrete patio that can be used as a stage for bands.
The Local Fry, which opened in Federal Hill at 21 E. Cross St. almost four years ago, announced it closed and will consolidate its business to its recently-opened Hampden location at The Rotunda.
After more than 45 years at Cross Street Market, Nick’s Inner Harbor Seafood’s last day of business is today. Co-owner Kwang Lee told SouthBMore.com that while Nick’s is leaving the market, he is searching for a new home for the business in Federal Hill. Tomorrow, the Nick’s team will begin to break down the business and put equipment and fixtures into a storage facility.
“We want it to look like it’s been here for 100 years,” said Barfly’s co-owner Michael Leeds, who was inspired by Baltimore architecture as well as the look of classic pubs in England and Ireland. Doug Campbell is also a partner of Barfly’s.
The pizza at Tinybrickoven will have some similarities to Neapolitan style, but will be crispier and use tomatoes from New Jersey. The pizzas will include owner Will Fagg’s housemade dough recipe that takes several days to make, in addition to whole milk mozzarella
A new sculpture was installed this month at Robert Baker Park located at the southeast corner of Light St. and Key Hwy. The sculpture sits just above the brick ‘Federal Hill’ sign. The steel sculpture created by Baltimore artist Sam Christian Holmes is 14 ft. tall and 20 ft. wide
Turnaround Tuesday gathers Baltimore City residents every Tuesday at two different sites to prepare returning, unemployed, and underemployed citizens to reenter the workforce and take an active role in transforming their communities.
National gym chain Youfit Health Clubs is closing its Pigtown location at 1205 W. Pratt St. at the Mount Clare Junction Shopping Center. Today will be the last day of operation for the 18,411 sq. ft. health club.
Regarding the closing, co-owner Rebecca Friedman told SouthBMore.com her mother unexpectedly passed away and she will now have to be away from Baltimore more often.
CubeSmart purchased the 1.78 acre property from DeBois in 2017 for $2 million. DeBois had a two-story, 32,886 sq. ft. building on the property, which is located across the street from the Montgomery Park Business Center.
This Little Piggy is owned by Carol Blakeney who relocated to Pigtown from Maine five months ago. She noticed there were no other nail shops in the neighborhood and decided she would open one herself after learning about the soon-to-be-vacant retail space while attending the Pigtown Festival.
PokéOno customers can build their own bowl choosing from brown rice, white rice, or a mixed greens base; a protein of ahi tuna, raw salmon, shrimp, or tofu; sauces that include shoyou, spicy aioli, wasabi shoyou, and citrus ponzi; and toppings such as veggies, crispy onions, wasabi peas, avocado, kimchi, and herbs and spices.
The apartment building will have around 315 mostly one-bedroom apartment units, two courtyards, a pool, a gym, club rooms, and a 334-car garage which is fully wrapped and hidden by the apartment units and attached office building.
Locust Point brick front home features 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms. Gourmet kitchen boasts upgraded cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and granite countertops. Beautiful hardwood floors and crown molding are featured throughout the home. Natural sunlight gives the home a warm touch. Enjoy modern living with a master suite and laundry on upstairs level. Basement is fully finished.
This fully-renovated end-of-group rowhome boasts over 1,300 sqft of living space with 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, a parking pad, a rooftop deck with a panoramic view, and a 10-Year CHAP Tax Credit.
Welcome to your luxury escape in the heart of Federal Hill. This expansive townhome presents 5 finished levels with over 2,500 sqft of living space, 4-car parking, a private elevator accessing all levels, and a rooftop oasis showcasing glittering skyline and water views. The impressive interior features custom window treatments, plantation shutters, crown molding, gleaming hardwood floors, 10’ ceilings, and brilliant natural light throughout.
Immaculate 4BR/3.5 bath row home with 4 finished levels, wood floors, exposed brick, crown molding, and whole house audio system. Private 3rd floor owner’s suite features sitting area, whirlpool tub and walk in closet. Finished basement includes full bath, perfect for a 4th bedroom or family room. Off street parking and roof deck with 360~ views of the city make this the perfect place to call home!
Live Large, Live Luxuriously – 37 Birckhead Street – “Federal Hill’s Premiere Residence!” This one-of-a-kind, high-end renovated 1920’s warehouse features more than 3,000 square feet of living space with 30′-50′ widths, plus an additional 1,200 square feet of outdoor space. Birckhead’s features include: 4 bedroom suites, 6 bathrooms, gourmet kitchen, two car garage, private courtyard, two roof top decks, and wet bar.
When you head into any of these locations and mention the fundraiser at the register, half of your lunch/dinner total will go directly to BARCS to help support lifesaving programs and animal care for the more than 11,000 animals served per year.
The State of Maryland has two new First Dogs as Governor Larry Hogan and wife First Lady Yumi Hogan adopted two dogs yesterday from the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter, Inc. (BARCS) in South Baltimore.
The note with Duke essentially said, “This is Duke; he has his favorite toy, his crate and his food, and he needs a new home and someone to love him,'” Stephanie Dagenhart, who discovered Duke, told TODAY.
The 2.564 acre and approximately 112,000 sq. ft. waterfront property sits on the Middle Branch. The BARCS and Office of Animal Control joint building is 23,000 sq. ft.
Federal Hill South Neighborhood Association’s annual chili competition features over 20 chilis, music by Roses & Rust, 50/50 raffle, and drink specials.
Join the Union Square neighborhood for its 33rd Annual Christmas Cookie Tour which will be held on December 9th from 12noon until 4:00pm and starts at 1401 Hollins. Over 25 homes within the historic neighborhood will open their doors offering a homemade cookie at each stop. This year we will bake over 14,000 cookies! Each ticket includes a booklet with each cookie recipe you will savor.
Baltimore Book Festival and Light City. The two events come together as one spectacular festival from Friday, November 1-Sunday, November 10, 2019 to create ten days of a one-of-a-kind international event at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
The 431-ft. Brazilian Navy ship ‘NE Brasil’ is currently docked at the Inner Harbor West Wall. The large vessel arrived on Tuesday and will be leaving on Sunday at 11am.
Information on the Federal Hill Main Street trick-or-treating event, neighborhood trick-or-treating, and a South Baltimore stoop night from 8pm-10pm.
Come join us for the 10th Annual Fall Festival!! Enjoy a day of fun, food and games for the whole family. Come home with local treasures from our amazing silent auction! This event is rain or shine and as always all proceeds go directly to support the students of Thomas Johnson!
At the walk and taking questions at the forum was Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore Police Department (BPD) Commissioner Gary Tuggle, Southern District Commander Major Monique Brown, Councilman Eric Costello, and the District 46 representation of Delegate Luke Clippinger, Delegate Robbyn Lewis, Delegate Brooke Lierman, and Senator Bill Ferguson.
The 600 block of E. Fort Ave., the 1400 and 1300 blocks of Jackson St. and Webster St., and portions of Key Hwy. are being affected by large amounts of running water.
Metallica, which played last Wednesday at M&T Bank Stadium, posted a video montage of their visit to Baltimore on YouTube and Facebook. The video is titled ‘Metallica: Thank You Baltimore!’ and is set to an instrumental version of ‘Nothing Else Matters.’
The Domino Sugar Baltimore Refinery is unveiling a number of improvements to the perimeter of its 24-acre Locust Point property.
A big Baltimore lacrosse partnership, a basketball tournament is coming to Baltimore, two Federal Hill businesses relocate, two Federal Hill businesses open, and a Locust Point business celebrates its five-year anniversary.
The Orioles Charitable Foundation will donate a portion of the proceeds from the concert to support music and arts education programs for kids in Maryland and across the Orioles’ regional territory.
A new concept from two Ellicott City natives features sandwiches on a variety of buns, pizzas, favorite Maryland dishes, appetizers, draft beers, and sports on more than 40 televisions.
With this week’s departure of Nick’s Inner Harbor Seafood at Cross Street Market, Caves Valley Partners (CVP) is in active negotiations with an “established restaurateur” to bring a new seafood concept to the S. Charles St. side of the market. CVP is undertaking an $8-million renovation of the block-long, 31,800 sq. ft. Federal Hill market that is now entirely closed for construction.
The $906,000 field house, which was funded by Baltimore City Recreation and Parks, includes men’s and women’s bathrooms, storage, and a partially-elevated concrete patio that can be used as a stage for bands.
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