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Columbia’s Merriweather Post Pavilion added an unusual amenity to their backstage facilities in 2018. What was it?

The Maryland Film Festival, the state’s celebration of film, its culture and emerging talent, is officially back for its 25th edition.

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The Baltimore Museum of Industry has launched a new initiative to collect materials related to the Francis Scott Key Bridge’s significance in Baltimore, from its history and workers to the recent collapse and subsequent recovery effort.

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The financial returns for the CIAA tournaments’s most recent editions in Baltimore have been positive, but there's still “so much room to grow.”

Jefferson Pinder’s “Ben-Hur” is one of more than 100 new pieces recently acquired by the Baltimore Museum of Art as they seek to expand and diversify offerings beyond traditional and familiar fine art.

While the city prepares to potentially welcome Taylor Swift, let’s remember the life of K-Swift, the 92Q DJ and Randallstown native who passed away in 2008 but whose legacy lives on.

For BOPA interim CEO Todd Yuhanick, Artscape is “a celebration that Baltimore is back.” But it’s been a bumpy road to get there.

“What’s most important is programming things that people get really jazzed, really turned up, really excited about,” said Stevie Walker-Webb, who will start at Baltimore Center Stage on Oct. 1.

With an eye toward burgeoning talent, Baltimore's three-day New/Next Film Festival will make its debut at the Charles Theatre amid the Maryland Film Festival’s hiatus.