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Yes its true, Baltimore has Pride. This past Saturday ( and continuing today, Sunday June 17th), Baltimore City is representing its Pride for the Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Trans-gendered (LGBT) Community with its annual Pride Festival. Now it should be noted that the Pride festival isn't just for members of the LGBT Community, it's really for everyone.

Baltimore’s charm is somehow untarnished by rats. In fact, rats seem to be part of the charm. I can’t explain this, but I know a magazine (or zine, really) that revels in Baltimore’s off-kilter breed of charm and may help you understand.

“Smile Hon, you’re in Baltimore,” is a zine of fiction and non-fiction produced by William P. Tandy of Eight Stone Press. It’s full of pictures of the city ...

The Maryland Science Center is my favorite place in Baltimore.  I have been there with kids ages 4 to 40, and all have had a good time.

Start by exploring weather, climate, and the world.  Witness a miniature tornado or shape sand dunes by controlling the wind.  See if you can catch a blue crab on camera.  Then mosey on back to dig for dinosaurs, assemble a skeleton, learn from one ...

You can certainly find more information and better reviews of the National Aquarium on their website (http://www.aqua.org/) or any number of Baltimore tourism pages, so what I have to offer here are my personal highlights and suggestions for maximizing your aquarium visit.

1) Take your time!  There is a lot to see, but you will miss many hidden gems and quirky fish behaviors if you barrel through.  Read ...

Recher Theater
512 York Road
Towson, MD 21204

Towson's main music venue is the Recher Theater, next door to the Rec Room which is a popular bar and pool hall for local college students. The theater tends to attract a younger crowd, high school and college kids mostly. Upcoming shows include Flyleaf, Godhead, Lennex, Cinder Road, and a Sublime Tribute band called Badfish. Occasionally you will get some ...

WTMD’s First Thursday festival, held the first Thursday of every month during the spring, summer and early fall, hosted Eva Castillo and Julian Velard this time around.

I’d never been before, so I didn’t know to expect such an amazing time. The crowd was dominated by hip twenty and thirty somethings, but older folk and tykes strolled and ...