Baltimore Snap stories and photographs published in 2023.

Live Baltimore celebrated the city's 294th birthday by throwing its annual blowout, its biggest ever.

Mother Nature did little to dampen the spirits of dozens of attendees at Baltimore Magazine's annual "Crab Fest."

The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture looked to the future for the theme of this year's fundraising gala.

Hundreds of folks flocked to The Lyric Baltimore for one of the state's most well-known and popular awards celebrations, "Maryland's Top 100 Women."

Every other year, the Jewish Community Center of Greater Baltimore hosts the Baltimore Jewish Hall of Fame, honoring exceptional Jewish Baltimoreans and businesses.

Friends and fans of Harbor East's outdoor cocktail spot, Ouzo Beach, celebrated the approaching spring and summer at an invite-only re-opening party at the outdoor venue.

After 3 years, Creative Alliance's popular over-the-top fundraiser returned with a vengeance to a sold-out crowd of creative supporters.

A great turnout at Diamondback Brewing Company for the Ulman Foundation's popular casual fundraiser.

The Baltimore Museum of Art kicked off its latest exhibition - "The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century" with a preview party.

Glam and glitz at the American Visionary Art Museum, all to support critically ill kids.

The annual fundraiser hits new highs for Penn-Mar Human Services.

A sold out crowd of 130 turned out for Volunteering Untapped's February day of volunteering set up at the Ministry of Brewing.

As those involved prepped for Tightfisted Fashion's annual Valentine's Day event, even the party before the party was a party.

Baltimore Architecture Foundation and AIA Baltimore resumed its popular Groundhog Day party in yet another example of cool architecture not usually open to the public.

Hundreds turned out at the Enoch Pratt Free Library's Central Library for its ever-popular Black & White Party, hosted by the library's young professional group of supporters, the Pratt Contemporaries.

The new-and-improved Oregon Grille was filled to the brim with excited patrons - eager to be among the first to check out the classic Hunt Valley eatery after it was closed for 10 months of renovation work.