Explore the people, parties, and moments that brought Baltimore together.

Curtis Engine celebrated 75 years of providing power generation systems and service to commercial, institutional and government customers at a most appropriate locale - the Baltimore Museum of Industry.

BMoreArt celebrated the publication of its latest issue with a party at The Parkway Theatre, where the theme of the night was "old school Hollywood glam."

Late afternoon rain made way for clearing skies and a good crowd at Patterson Park's Virgina S. Baker Recreation Center for the popular yearly Friends of Patterson Park fundraiser.

It was all aboard the U.S.S. Constellation for the "Female Foodies Panel Discussion," featuring women owners of restaurants in Fell's Point, Remington and South Baltimore.

Baltimore Snap columnist Sascha Wolhandler discovers plenty of beauty springing up on our city streets. And we're not talking greenery...

Baltimore business leaders and various other VIP's gathered at the offices of Camden Partners to meet local author Chris Formant and hear about his latest book, "Saving Washington."

Brian Michael Lawrence revisits Topside to sample the new menu created by its new executive chef.

Another smashing success at the Ulman Foundation's popular fundraiser, this year held at Diamondback Brewing Company.

Considered one of the major business gatherings each year, the annual meeting for the Greater Baltimore Committee again drew a huge crowd of area business leaders.

Preakness fans mingled with thoroughbred racing professionals at the annual shindig thrown by American's Best Racing at Mt. Washington Tavern. The event - sponsored by Sagamore Racing - benefited Throughbred Aftercare Al

Fans of Mr. Trash Wheel and his dedication to cleaning up Baltimore's harbor assembled at Peabody Heights Brewery to celebrate his five years of existence.

A feast for the senses...or a just plain feast...at the Eubie Blake Cultural Jazz Center, as Brothers Who Can Cook hosted a food festival and pop-up chef event.

Scads of socialistas (and a few socialistos) assembled at the Sky Bar to kick off the summer with a great party.

A great turnout at The Assembly Room for The Baltimore Sun bash.

Offit Kurman Attorneys at Law hosted a happy hour at Ellicott City's Manor Hill Tavern to recognize people and businesses that helped Ellicott City during and after the flood of 2018.

Supporters, friends and colleagues of the Chesapeake Bay Trust gathered at the Baltimore Museum of Industry to celebrate the environmental conservation group.

Rebels with a Cause - a bicycling team that participates each year in Ride for the Feast, a 2-day, 140-mile Maryland bike ride from Ocean City to Baltimore City that raises money for Moveable Feast - threw a pre-ride par

Nepenthe Brewing Co. on Falls Road takes advantage of two big trends: the popularity of craft brewing and the draw of Hampden as a hotspot dining destination.

The Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance celebrated staff members of Baltimore's arts organizations and the contributions they make to create the city's vibrant arts scene by throwing them a party at Motor House.

Royal Farms Arena was abuzz - or should we say, "abark" - with excitement for the annual fundraiser for BARCS and Show Your Soft Side. and

A large crowd of friends and supporters turned out for this inaugural event put on by the Maryland LGBT Chamber of Commerce to recognize Maryland champions of LGBT equality in the workplace.

A rainy night in Greenspring Valley didn't put a damper on the Old Line Society's annual Calcutta, traditionally held the evening before the Grand National Steeplechase.

Sascha Wolhandler finds, as spring arrives, nature's colors are wildly reflected on the streets.

Baltimore area architects tried their hands at construction of a different sort in a culinary design contest held at B-More Kitchen.