What Weekly Documenting the Baltimore Renaissance

National Pinball Museum

★ Tedd Henn
Summer Solstice Festival

★ David London
Tattoo Convention

★ Valerie Paulsgrove & tristan
Digital Cavemen

★ David Warfield
Rows Wraps

★ David Warfield
To Stay or Not to Stay - Part 2 - RAWards

★ MakennaHardy
Kane Mayfield Video

★ Gatsby
Introducing: Surreal Shorts

★ whatweekly
Birth of Rabbits

★ David London
All Things Round

★ Brooke Hall & Justin Allen

★ Cover Story

The Copycat Theatre

April 21, 2011

It is these kind of imaginative, playful, socially-conscious, boundary-pushing experiences that breathe life into the people, give meaning to art…

★ Documenting the Baltimore Renaissance

The Water Record Release

February 8, 2012

Valerie Paulsgrove · Charm City, Music, Photo Essay

Instrumental-Rock Duo THE WATER celebrated the release of their debut full-length SCANDALS AND ANIMALS with special guests YEVETO at Golden West on February 3,

The Art of Transitioning: A Story of Gender Identity and Feeling Okay

January 13, 2015

Kelly Louise Barton · Commentary, Wellness

Illustration by Gluekit Editor’s Note: The names in this story have been altered. Young and in love Jenny and Ryan moved from the East Coast to

Workout on a Budget!

May 1, 2014

Ezra Winter · Comedy

Our friend, videographer Joey Malinski offers up some sweet workout tips on a budget. You’ll be svelte in no time!

A SOGH Story

May 30, 2012

Tristan Brooks · Art, Artist Profiles

“There are a kazillion self-taught artists out there, and I don’t have an idea of others that have the same sort of demand from the

F.E.A.S.T.

May 23, 2012

Robin Gunkel & Philip Laubner · Art, Food, Performance

F.E.A.S.T (Food Entertaining as Specious Theatre) Connoting the Last Supper and tangentially reminding me of Judy Chicago’s Dinner Party, F.E.A.S.T, curated by Rebecca Nagle and

The Craft Mafia

June 29, 2011

Angelique Weger · Art

Angelique Weger takes us on a visit to ground zero of the Baltimore craft scene to get a closer look at the Charm City Craft

Reefer Madness

July 20, 2011

whatweekly · Performance

Story by DeShawn White, photos by Jada Nicome In a world where goody-two-shoes boys and girls who enjoy harmless study dates turn into hormone raging

Staying Sane in a Korean Hagwon

September 15, 2014

Hannah Ehlenfeldt · Charm City

Last week we entered a new semester at school, and it had me reflecting a lot on the “norms” of working where I do. We

Summer Solstice Festival

June 21, 2012

David London · Community, Events

Photos courtesy of Raymond Almsteadt and Amanda Schappell Yesterday marked the official summer solstice, and mother nature is not holding back in letting us know that summer

Cara Ober

March 6, 2013

Liz Harby · Art, Artist Profiles

The term “jack of all trades” is a figure of speech that generally carries a negative connotation (since the rest of the phrase is “master

What Digital Harbor Foundation Is Building That You Should Be A Part Of

January 29, 2014

Kristin Mcwharter · Charm City, Technology

Not all of us grew up with Google and smart phones at our fingertips whenever we needed them, it goes without saying that digital technology

Baltimore makes Forbes Coolest City List

July 31, 2012

Dharna Noor · Charm City

As our tagline boasts, What Weekly documents the Baltimore Renaissance. We think Baltimore is making a comeback. Its affordability paired with its ability

Vagabond Opera with Balti Mare at the Patterson Theater

August 4, 2010

Brooke Hall & Justin Allen · Charm City, Music, Performance

It seems like every time we venture out in Baltimore these days, there are solid odds of being completely captivated by what we find. Friday

The What Weekly Survival Guide to Festival Etiquette

June 24, 2014

Kelly Louise Barton · Music

Firefly hit me like a typhoon of awesome music and over-stimulation. I knew the music would be kickass, and was excited to see what environment

MICA Continues Investment In North Avenue

September 12, 2013

Kristin Mcwharter · Station North

This fall the Maryland Institute College of art welcomes students and community member with the opening of its new residential building Leake Hall and