Books, Coffee, or Activism?
Red Emma’s is all three of these, and to many Baltimoreans, the shop is considered the hub for activism within the city.
Story: Kathleen Jordan
Multimedia: Jack Rosin
Monthly Archives
Archive for: November 2012
Quirky Diner, Quirkier Decor
Designer David Briskie discusses the unique decor behind the Papermoon Diner.
Story: Brittany Twyman
Multimedia: Garland Young
Latino Migrants Change Greek Enclave
The demographic of Greektown is altering as Latino populations move into the community.
Story: Samantha Torosian
Multimedia: Zach Maskavich
Gay Marriage Legal in Maryland
After the Marriage Equality Bill passed in this year’s election, members of the LGBT community gathered in Baltimore to celebrate their newly acquired rights.
Story: Devin Hamberger
Multimedia: Ashley Ward
Hon: It’s a Way of Life
There’s more to being a Baltimore Hon than meets the eye. Read more to find out what it’s really about.
Story: Avis Hixon
Multimedia: Jalisa Hill
Circus Lessons Charm the City
Charm City Movement Art is Baltimore’s first circus performing school that opened only a year ago.
Story: Dayne Buttafuoco
Multimedia:Ashley Gerke
Graffiti Alley: An Oasis of Color
Graffiti Alley – where artists create beauty in the not so beautiful streets of Baltimore.
Story: Bailey O’Malia
Multimedia: Christopher Smith
Question Four Inspires Higher Education
Over 300 people gathered in Fell’s Point for the results the Maryland Dream Act.
Story: Alexandra Malcolmson
Multimedia: Joseph DiPaula
Hidden Baltimore 