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Hosted by Cerebro Capital April 24, 2018 - Bar Vasquez Business and civic executives gathered on Tuesday evening at Bar Vasquez to celebrate the launch of Baltimore's newest fintech startup, Cerebro

Hosted by Baltimore Snap & The Shops at Stevenson Village Benefiting The Red Devils April 25, 2018 - The Shops at Stevenson Village Dozens of folks enjoyed a cool spring evening

As we bid farewell to April, we look back at its capriciousness. Hot one moment, cold the next. After what seemed like an interminable winter, the sun and warmth of a possible spring gave hope.

When I heard about Wine, Women and Shoes – which benefits The Red Devils and its efforts supporting breast cancer families - I immediately thought to myself, shoes, shoes, shoes! Then, I found out that

Hosted by Wit & Wisdom April 19, 2018 - Wit & Wisdom, Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore Windy, chilly weather was the unwelcome guest at "Wit on the Water's Patio Opening Party,"

Last week, I stopped into one of my favorite Baltimore restaurants & bars, The Elephant, where I ran into one of the owners, Steven Rivelis. If you’ve been to his restaurant, then you know Steven.

Benefiting Girl Scouts of Central Maryland April 18, 2018 - The Center Club Some 300 folks filled the Center Club for the Girl Scouts of Central Maryland's "Distinguished Women Awards." This

Hosted by Mindgrub April 19, 2018 - Mindgrub Headquarters Mindgrub had to kick off its Outdoor Speaker Series inside its Locust Point headquarters, thanks to Mother Nature's chilly mood outside. The

Hosted by Downtown Partnership of Baltimore April 19, 2018 - St. Paul Street Light Tunnel Temperatures in the 40's didn't keep a good-sized crowd away from LIT City Baltimore, a dance

It's been quite a journey putting together a makeup line (which we'll be telling you more about it in the not-too-distant future when we launch). But, that doesn't mean I still don't admire other artists

Benefited Itineris April 14, 2018 - The Pointe at Rockrose School tables became dining tables... ...and every space of Itineris morphed into party central for "Hot Night

M&S Grill calls itself the “casual sibling” of big brother chain McCormick & Schmick’s, and indeed, that’s what it is. Anchoring the western end of Harborplace’s Pratt Street pavilion, it opens

Benefited Maryland Art Place (MAP) April 13, 2018 - Maryland Art Place Maryland Art Place's "Out of Order Benefit Exhibition" attracted a sold-out crowd. Part of the

Benefits Casey Cares Foundation April 12, 2018 - Hayfields Country Club The Casey Cares Foundation kicked off its 2018 Sports Legends Series with "From Sidelines to the Super Bowl" that featured

Benefited Pathfinders for Autism April 12, 2018 - Renaissance Fine Arts It wasn't her previous roles as a TV news anchor or radio show host that drew a crowd for Mary

Light City is upon us once again. One of the highlights of the festivities is "Lit City Baltimore" - a dance party inside the St. Paul Street light tunnel. Now, dressing for such an event

Hosted by Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance April 11, 2018 - The Peale Center Some arts supporters got first crack at seeing the wide range of work by the 2018 Baker Artist

Benefited The Family Tree April 9, 2018 - Grand Lodge of Hunt Valley Standing room only as The Family Tree kicked off its "27th Annual Great Chefs' Dinner." The crowd who

This past week I attended an art show at The Copy Cat put on by Baltimore-based artist, Bartosz Tararuj. At the show, I spotted one of his close friends, Taylor Casalena. Her outfit perfectly fit

Benefits Baltimore Rock Opera Society April 7, 2018 - Zion Lutheran Church The Baltimore Rock Opera Society's fourth annual fundraising bash was indeed "Swanktacular." Guests immersed themselves in the party's 1920's

Benefited SBLC - South Baltimore Learning Center April 7, 2018 - M&T Bank Stadium Several hundred folks gathered at M&T Bank Stadium for the annual gala celebrating SBLC - South Baltimore

Hosted by Betamore April 5, 2018 - City Garage A little something to sip, a little something to snack and a lot of time to network were what was on the

For years, Long John’s Pub on 29th Street in working-class Remington was the very definition of a neighborhood bar. But aside from the locals, cheap drinks and a low-key vibe made it a gathering spot for

Benefited Brian Cosgrove Memorial Scholarship Fund March 31, 2018 - The Rec Room The crowd filled the Rec Room and even spilled outside for the "A Brother For Others Final Four