This three-bedroom rowhome on Battery Ave. features hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, built-in shelving, and two full bathrooms.
The sign, which was coordinated by SBNA and funded by casino Local Impact Grants, was designed to encapsulate rowhouse living in South Baltimore, the neighborhood’s proximity to Downtown, and the industrial history of the community.
The Masonville Cove Environmental Education Center campus has fully reopened after temporary restrictions to protect of a pair of nesting bald eagles were lifted this month. The bald eagles, which welcomed two male eaglets that were visible in May, were the first nesting pair at Masonville Cove since environmental restoration efforts began in 2007.
Home Alone at Flicks from the Hill, Bike Party, Billy Joel at Camden Yards, 98 Degrees, Ravens Training Camp Practice and Fireworks Show, Gervonta Davis tight fight at Royal Farms Arena, UNION’s 7th anniversary party, DMV SUMMER FEST, Friends and Family Day at Riverside Pool, Sunday Sounds, and more fun. Enjoy!
In total, Wells St. has added 529 new apartments, 6,000 sq. ft. of retail and 194,500 sq. ft. of office space since 2004. Currently there are 665 apartments, 8,000 sq. ft. of new retail space, 30,000 sq. ft. of office space, 820 storage units, and expanded athletic facilities planned for Wells St.
On the 1900 block of S. Hanover St., Wood Partners was approved last week by BMZA for a six-story, 258-unit apartment building with 370 parking spaces, a garage, and 1,000 sq. ft. of ground-floor retail.
The Port Covington Development Team started construction on the infrastructure for Chapter 1 of its 235-acre, $5.5-billion, multi-decade Port Covington Development in May. Last week, the team received final design approval from the Baltimore City Planning Commission for the first five buildings that will begin construction in Chapter 1 in “the coming months.”
E. Cromwell St. will be realigned into Tidewater’s 7.83-acre property to give the street a straight northeast orientation whereas it currently bends north. Tidewater’s property will also become an extension of East Waterfront Park which is partially open in front of Sagamore Spirit Distillery.
Third Thursday Treasure Hunt, Hamilton, Flicks from the Hill, Steve Miller Band, Artscape, Summer Block Party, SOBO Sunsets, Wine & Dinosaurs, World Heritage Festival, Whiskey on the Waterfront, O’s/Red Sox, outdoor fitness, farmers’ markets, live music, and more fun. Enjoy!
Bar Liquorice has closed at 801 E. Fort Ave. in Riverside. The bar has not been open in recent weeks and owner Jeff Cahill announced on Saturday via Facebook that he is moving on to a new venture.
A Pigtown bar that has been named The Spot Bar & Lounge and Touch Down II in recent years will be offered in an A.J. Billig & Co. foreclosure auction on Wednesday at 11am.
“Despite what appears to be a glut of new multifamily deliveries in recent years, Baltimore has continued to display strong multifamily market fundamentals,” said Sigmon in the release
Two boutiques are leaving Federal Hill, a new beer honors AVAM, a professional boxing bout in Baltimore with a Digital Harbor connection, a new pho restaurant, a cowowrking space is expanding fast, and Harbor Hospital joins Safe Streets.
Fourth of July Parades in Federal Hill, Catonsville, Towson, and Dundalk; Independence Day Festivities in Cherry Hill, Fort McHenry, and the Inner Habrbor; Urban Olympics; Hanover Street Gallery, Baltimore Beach Hatdraw Tournament, and more. The rest of the weekend includes Hamilton, SOBO Sunsets, World Cup Final Screening at Patterson Park, Patterson Park concert, outdoor fitness, farmers’ markets, and more!
SOBO Sunsets, MD Food Trucks Foodie Bash, Gathering Food Truck Fest, Summer Sounds, Bike Party, O’s/Indians with Floppy Hat Night and Maryland Flag Jersey Night, South Baltimore Softball Classic, Hamilton, Joe Rogan, Sliders and Key Street Party, Bark & Brew, Diana Ross, 5ks, outdoor fitness, farmers’ markets, and more.
Hollins Market remains open, but is currently more than 50% vacant. Project Manager Stacey Pack told SouthBMore.com Hollins Market already has some of the “more difficult to get” vendors offering produce, meats, and poultry, but is hoping to complement those staples with more prepared food items and retail components. Pack said BPMC will consider a bar/liquor license component to Hollins Market.
Kristen Toedtman returns to Union Square Park to soothe you with her smooth voice singing Latin tunes, original songs and choice covers with special guest Matt Frazao on guitar. There’s always a good chance a friend or two (talented Baltimore players) will sit in with her.
WELCOME TO 143 W. RANDALL STREET! THIS SUPERBLY BUILT, GROUND UP HOME WAS JUST COMPLETED AND READY FOR MOVE IN. IT IS AN END OF GROUP WHICH FEATURES HIGH END FINISHES THROUGHOUT SUCH AS HARDWOOD FLOORS, QUARTZ COUNTERTOPS, DUAL ZONE HVAC, MARBLE TILE BATHS WITH A QUARTZ BENCH IN THE FIRST FLOOR BATH, TWO LIVING ROOMS, ONE OF WHICH COULD BE A 4TH BEDROOM IF BUYER DESIRES
A packed weekend of events that includes the Locust Point Festival at Latrobe Park with 40 vendors, food stands, a kid’s zone, money wheel and more. Additional events includes First Thursday, Fun on the Waterfront, SOBO Sunsets, four Orioles games against the Rangers including giveaways, Little Italy Madonnari Arts Festival, Baltimore Ukrainian Festival, Films not he Waterfront, Riverside Summer Concert, 92Q End of Summer Jam, brewery events, outdoor fitness, outdoor movies, farmers’ markets, and more fun!
We hate to say it, but Summer is almost over and this might be your final weekend to enjoy some time at the pool. We ask that you please consider donating your old beach towels at one of our convenient drop-off locations. All towels will be washed and donated to the BARCS Animal Shelter.
Fall in love with this picture perfect cottage home with lush, landscaped front yard and large covered porch, top of the line everything including a garage/carriage house, gourmet kitchen indoor and outdoors with granite counter tops- made for entertaining! A complete renovation on one of the best blocks in town – situated just a few houses from Federal Hill Park and one block to the Inner Harbor.
Join us August 16th for our last McHenry Row – Baltimore, MD Block Party of the season with our friends from UNION Craft Brewing. We will be raffling off a gift basket of Union collectors glassware and will be hosting a Union dunk tank all benefiting Special Olympics Maryland! Fun kicks off at 5pm with food truck from Chesapeake Food Works. beer tents, moon bounce for the kids, corn hole, crush tent, and more! The Unofficial will be playing outside on the circle from 6-9pm.
Hi friends! My name’s Betsy Ross. You may know Betsy Ross as the historical woman who sewed America’s first flag; I promise to make history by being the most loving dog you’ve ever known!I’m 7-years-old, but don’t let my age fool you—I can still romp around with the best of them. In fact, I LOVE going on walks and exploring the world around me! There’s just so much to sniff out there. When I’m ready to settle down for the evening, you can find me relaxing on the back porch or a comfortable sofa.
Hi everyone! My name’s Hart, and I’m only 5-years-old! My friends at BARCS say I’m a real gem, and I think it’s because I really love cuddling and getting belly rubs. In fact, I’ll flop right onto my side so you have easy access to my belly-no excuses for not petting me!
As a nonprofit organization, BARCS depends on the support of our community through private donations, volunteerism and fostering. While BARCS is fortunate that Baltimore City is providing the funding to cover the structure of the new building, BARCS will be raising private funds, in addition to our annual operating budget, in order to build or enhance the following areas of the new facility.
Our working cats, who aren’t suited for indoor living, would love to spend their lives helping to control your barn, warehouse, corporate campus, plant nursery or other places of business’ rodent and pest population.
Participants will get complimentary coffee and doughnuts, a UNION beer or crush, drinks specials, and a Wayward discount card.
Groups will work together to maintain pollinator and rain gardens, remove debris from the wetlands and maintain trails around the park.
Beer, soda, burgers, brats, potato salad, kraut, polka, White Elephant Sale, raffles, games, wheels, and more at Our Lady of Good Counsel.
Join us at West Shore Park for an evening of video games, movies, popcorn, vendors and more. Bring your chairs, blanket and anything else you may need to enjoy the movie – we’ve got FREE popcorn for guests!
We hate to say it, but Summer is almost over and this might be your final weekend to enjoy some time at the pool. We ask that you please consider donating your old beach towels at one of our convenient drop-off locations. All towels will be washed and donated to the BARCS Animal Shelter.
Presented by the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, School 33 Art Center’s 40th Anniversary Exhibition celebrates the history of the nonprofit art space’s ongoing commitment to local, regional and national contemporary artists. Using the entire building’s gallery spaces, the anniversary exhibition features more than 40 regional visual artists who have shown in the galleries over the years.
New Acting Baltimore Police Department (BPD) Commissioner Michael S. Harrison held a meet-and-greet with the Southern District last night at Cherry Hill Elementary/Middle School. He introduced himself, listened to comments from community members, and took questions.
Baltimore Rent A Tour owner Chris Riehl decided to celebrate his 40th birthday last Thursday by releasing his song and music video ‘Baltimore!’ Riehl wants his song to be a positive message and a source of pride for Baltimore, which he calls “the greatest city in the world.”
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.
Under the terms of the agreement, WPOB will lead construction on the City’s behalf. The City will contribute more than $9.5 million towards design and construction costs. WPOB has raised an additional $4 million from the State of Maryland and nearly $2 million from private sources. The total development cost of Phase One is $16.8 million.
McCormick Paints is relocating its Baltimore location from 418 W. Franklin St. in Seton Hill to 800 S. Hanover St. in Federal Hill/Otterbein. McCormick’s new one-story, 4,240 sq. ft. building was the former home of Baltimore Gracie Jiu-Jitsu that relocated to a larger space in Violetville earlier this year.
Volunteers painted the school’s 18 ft. monument, cleaned the interior, performed extensive landscaping improvements, and donated new equipment.
The playground was the brainchild of COPT’s President and CEO, Stephen E. Budorick, former United Way of Central Maryland campaign chair. Budorick enlisted the support of other local companies to bring the children of the Ben Center the new outdoor space that will also be used as an outdoor classroom.
A group of neighbors in Union Square who go by Place for Good People LLC, purchased a commercial property at 1301 Hollins St. in their neighborhood to make sure they controlled its future. The property was previously the home of Top Carry Out and began to attract “unwanted activity and drugs in recent years,” according to Thomas Hams of Place for Good People.
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