Baltimorean to Summit World’s 14 Highest Peaks

August 1, 2013

Gatsby · Sports

The World’s Toughest Expedition is neither a clever marketing phrase nor hyperbole. This expedition is the most daunting physical challenge ever attempted. Via major social

Curious and Curiouser

July 24, 2013

Cynthia Chin & Matthew Saindon · Art Criticism

Cynthia Chin analyzes Cat Sachse’s ARTSCAPE satellite exhibition. Located on the first floor of the Botteon building on South Conkling Street in Highlandtown, Baltimore Threadquarters

Higher Achievement knows talent is everywhere- but where’s the opportunity?

February 13, 2013

Peter Jackson · Charm City

Middle school is tough – especially for low-income students who face significant personal and economic obstacles. Grades and test scores typically start to decline; students

Bon Banh! :: The Rabbit Hole Dining Series by Maggie’s Farm

April 9, 2014

Christina Delgado · Food

The Rabbit Hole Dining Series by Maggie’s Farm is a pop-up dinner series that hosts a guest chef or mixologist, and in this case both.  Bon Banh

What is a Tool Library?

October 4, 2012

David London · Social Innovation, Station North

“Much like a traditional library, the tool library is a free community lending service, but instead of books, we deal in tools.” John Shea and

Harvard Books Bound in Flesh Debunked… Sort Of

April 4, 2014

Nik Oldershaw · Charm City

I can’t think of anything less exciting than Harvard University, an institution defined by it’s absurd amount of nerds  (lame) and their absurd amounts of

The Hustle :: New Band Goblin Mold Keeps Costs Low, Ambitions High

March 5, 2014

Ezra Winter & Josh Sisk · The Hustle

Super-talented photographer Josh Sisk had a chance to swing by the Copycat and see Goblin Mold practice this past weekend. Goblin Mold is made up

Ultimate Block Party

September 28, 2011

whatweekly · Social Innovation

On October 2, Baltimore City Public Schools is partnering with the Learning Resource Network, Johns Hopkins University, and a host of local and national sponsors

Baltimore Folk Fest 2013

November 12, 2013

whatweekly · Music, Photo Essay

The Baltimore Folk Fest is shaping up to be one the premier annual music festivals in the city and here’s the photo essay to prove

The “Mad Women” of the 307 Collective

August 22, 2013

Kelly Louise Barton · Art, Social Innovation

In room 307 of Maryland Institute College of Art’s Brown Center, four students immersed themselves in a design internship for the summer. Sounds like any

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

Going Home

August 29, 2013

Niki Clark · Charm City

“I’m from Chicago.” Those three words have been my identity, go-to icebreaker and security blanket for the past three years.  In February 2010, I moved

Alex Hacker

May 30, 2012

Keith Preston · Artist Profiles

Photos by Jack Sossman In recent weeks, it has become clear to this Baltimore native that an art form often overlooked in contemporary urban scenes

Baltimore Rock Opera Society Documentary

February 14, 2013

Matt Kelley · Video

Pink Line Project

August 9, 2012

Tristan Brooks · Art

If a dog gets paint on its paws, Pink Line Project knows about it. D.C.’s premiere arts and culture blog, Pink Line catches anything remotely

Shodekeh – EMBODY Series of the Vocal Arts

July 28, 2010

whatweekly · Music, Video

Not on Vacation from Vocation

August 19, 2014

Hannah Ehlenfeldt · Commentary

I never heard much about ‘vocation’ until I went to college. And then I heard it everywhere. It wasn’t about careers and jobs as much