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Telesma LOVEfest

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Marquee Ball 2011

April 14, 2011

Brooke Hall & Justin Allen & Theresa Keil · Charm City

The truth is there aren't enough opportunities for men to break out their skin tight, shiny, hooded jumpsuits for a…

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Picks You Can’t Miss

May 20, 2014

Ezra Winter & Kelly Louise Barton · Charm City

1. X-Men: Days of Future Past Summer popcorn movies keep getting better and better and this X-Men iteration is no exception. Have your cake and

Divine Gypsy Designs

August 25, 2011

whatweekly · Art, Music

Ian Hesford & Nikki Robak being painted by Patricia Tamariz at ArtScape. Music: Amor Fati by Telesma, video produced and directed by Scott Tipton.

Hot August Blues

August 25, 2011

Brooke Hall & Justin Allen · Music

Part of the allure of the festival is the idyllic setting, but the music you’ll find here is truly phenomenal. There are acts here that

Getting Baked

August 25, 2011

Justin Allen & Brooke Hall · Food, Social Innovation

The fact that BVU (Business Volunteers Unlimited) hosted a fundraiser for their GIVE Program at the Canton restaurant, provided an opportunity to sample the goods

From Basement to Best Place to Work in Baltimore :: A Brief History of Mindgrub

February 11, 2015

Samantha Mitchell · Business, Innovation, Technology

In 1999, current President and CEO of Mindgrub, Todd Marks, started his first business in tech. Fifteen years and multiple start-ups later Marks has finally found

AK Slaughter: Mast Production

November 4, 2010

What Weekly · Video

AK Slaughter: Mast Production

Telesma’s “Decade Dance” Review

May 25, 2015

Kevin McNamara · Music

I’ll never forget the first time I heard Telesma. It was in 2013, at the Powwow, once a truly one-of-a-kind festival, nestled in Baltimore’s Ferry

Experiencing The Creative Process at Light City

March 28, 2016

Kasai Rex · Charm City

Go beyond your comfort zone and participate in the creative process of Baltimore’s first Light City Festival.

In Good Fashion: Form The Label

September 29, 2010

Brooke Hall · Fashion

We believe that Baltimore with all its tenacity and swagger is finding a way to re-brand itself on multiple fronts. If the city ever makes

Beggar’s Banquet :: Causes and Conditions

May 26, 2014

Peter Dillon · Charm City

The most difficult thing with generosity is when your motives are questioned. I think this is a test from the universe.

B-Boy Summer Sessions

August 25, 2011

Glenford Nunez · Performance

Photographer Glenford Nunez spent some time with local B-Boys who hold down Summer Sessions at the Johns Hopkins Campus in Charles Village. Though this sesh

Femi The Dri Fish – “Representing Lovely”

April 21, 2011

What Weekly · Music, Video

Femi The Dri Fish - "Representing Lovely" music video

Artscape 2011

July 20, 2011

Justin Allen & Philip Laubner & Theresa Keil · Art, Music, Performance

Photo by Philip Laubner Every year Artscape draws too many people to count to the city of Baltimore. People come here to experience the spectacle

5 Questions That Matter with Jess Gartner

January 26, 2016

What Weekly · Charm City

Jess Gartner is the CEO and founder of Allovue, an education resource planning platform for K-12 schools and districts that empowers educators at every level to

Excerpt: Addicts and Basements by Robert Vaughan

May 6, 2014

Timmy Reed · What Lit

I am thrilled to present you with this excerpt from Addicts and Basements by Robert Vaughan. Robert has a Baltimore connection via editing the flash

Pills, Stars, and a Duchess

June 13, 2013

Benjamin Andrew · Art Criticism

Benjamin Andrew explores Rodolpe Delaunay’s exhibition, a cosmology presented by The Institute of Contemporary Art Baltimore at Current Gallery, 421 North Howard Street. Margaret Cavendish,