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The Howard Tech Council said goodbye to summer with its largest party of the year, held at Merriweather Post Pavilion.

Baltimore Snap columnist Sascha Wolhandler finds great fashion around town in her harvest of late summer style.

No matter the gathering clouds outside, it was all about celebrating summer inside the Sagamore Pendry Baltimore, as Fell's Point Main Street threw a party highlighting everything Fell's Point. There was a variety of foo

Dozens of folks descended on the STAR Academy for "Beer & Bots - One Last Time," to combine a couple of favorite pastimes and raise money for the Baltimore Robotics Center.

Pooches and their people gathered at Raw Bar to enjoy a summer happy hour hosted by Rev Cycle Studio and Dogs of Charm City. There was food and drink avaible for both species...along with loads

A few dozen Baltimore professionals enjoyed the waterfront view from the Fell's Point offices of Brown Advisory, while sampling wines from Spain at an evening hosted by renowned economic consultant Anirban Basu.

Friends of Zach (FOZ) - the young professionals group of supporters for the Zaching Against Cancer Foundation - celebrated the season and did a little fundraising at a get-together at Bo Brooks Restaurant's Tiki Bar.

Historic Ships in Baltimore celebrated National Rum Day by kicking off its new happy hour series aboard the USS Constellation.

The Peale Center for Baltimore History and Architecture celebrated its 205th birthday - making it the oldest museum building in the United States - by opening its doors for an Open House.

Fans and supporters of the AFRO gathered at Cylburn Arboretum to celebrate the 85th birthday of its Clean Block program. The program was established in 1934 by Frances L. Murphy, daughter of AFRO founder, John H. Murphy,

Dozens of folks got together for Volunteering Untapped's August work day, pitching in at Beans & Bread and Head Start for several hours.

The back room of R.House became networking central for Technical.ly Baltimore's "Super Meetup."

Baltimore's annual African American festival - one of the largest on the East Coast - kicked off with sunny weather and lots of smiles.

Never mind the weather outside. It's all about the atmosphere inside. Known as August's hottest party. Baltimore Magazine threw its annual bash celebrating the winner of its "Best of Baltimore" issue, benefiting The Fami

Dozens of business women enjoyed a little cake, a little something to drink, and the ambience of the Baltimore Museum of Art's Fox Court at "Cake & Whiskey," hosted by Stephanie Bradshaw and Christine Walsh.

Columnist Brian Michael Lawrence goes full tilt at a new brewery in Govans.

Baltimore's young professionals were invited to a fun evening of networking in The Walters Art Museum's sculpture court.

A SUPER night at the Y:ART Gallery...befitting the "SUPERHEROES" exhibition opening being celebrated. Scores of folks crammed the Highlandtown gallery to get first look at how dozens of local artists rendered their inter

The offices of the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore served as the locale of the latest Path to Excellence networking events put on by The Daily Record.