What + Where What: A little life check-in — feeling antisocial, recharging in my own quiet way.Where: Ovenbird Bakery (Highlandtown & Little Italy, Baltimore, MD) — home of sourdough, bagels, …
Moving Somewhere New? 5 Places to Visit First to Feel Like a Local
After moving through different states in my lifetime, I started to realize I had unintentionally built a little system for finding my people and my places every time I landed …
WC Harlan: A Nightcap on the Edge of Remington
I ended a dazzling night at a downtown charity gala with a quiet, moody nightcap at W.C. Harlan, the speakeasy tucked into a nondescript corner of Baltimore’s Remington neighborhood. If …
Spring Bucket List: 2025 Edition
Springtime in Maryland offers a vibrant array of activities, from culinary workshops to scenic hikes. Here’s a curated bucket list to help you make the most of the season. 1. …
Discovering Baltimore’s Iconic Bromo Seltzer Tower
If you’re looking for a unique Baltimore experience that blends art, history, and a dash of adventure, look no further than the Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower. Nestled in the heart …
Tatte Annapolis
There’s something magical about spontaneous decisions, especially when they lead you to places like Tatte Bakery & Cafe in Annapolis. My daughter and I, overwhelmed by a mountain of errands, …
Dec. Carb + Caffeinate
…in the suburbs. December in Anne Arundel County: where we demand our holiday treats close to home, with ample parking, and without any GPS-induced stress. Whether you’re after a perfectly …
Chessie’s Wharf
Chessie’s Wharf: A New Favorite Hangout in Annapolis with a Twist There’s something special about reconnecting with old friends after months (or years) apart. For me, Chessie’s Wharf in West …
The Ivy
There’s something magical about discovering a bookstore that feels like it was made just for you. And if you’re in Baltimore, The Ivy Bookshop is one of those places. Whether …
Feral (Friendly) Fall Maryland
Alcohol Friendly (gosh that reads so silly) Frederick Beer Week – Various locations in Frederick, September 28 – October 6, 2024. A week-long celebration featuring local breweries, special releases, and …
