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

A few dozen folks got to combine the "business" of finding holiday gifts with pleasure at a shopping party thrown by BMORE Chic.

More than 200 Baltimore business and nonprofit folks gathered at the downtown offices of Camden Partners for its annual holiday party.

The Four Seasons was the place to be for one of the most popular parties of the season. The price of admission? A new, unwrapped toy for donation to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Baltimore.

The Winslow provided a charming backdrop to Cake & Whiskey, the almost all female fete thrown by Stephanie Bradshaw and Alpha Graphics.

I’ve recently been on a quest to sample some of the best winter-themed drinks around the city. I’ve also been ranking various takes on my personal cold weather go-to cocktail: the classic Manhattan.

The Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance celebrated the holidays with an evening get-together at the Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Museum. Guests perused the Ed Towles exhibition in the museum's Bearman Gallery. They als

Startups generally don't have a lot of employees. So, throwing a company holiday party isn't usually in the cards. Enter Spark Baltimore, and its annual holiday get-together for Baltimore's startup community.

Friends of the Rawlings Conservatory celebrated its 130th year with a holiday cocktail party that perfectly suited the season with all sorts of sparkle and shine.

After a morning of volunteering with Vehicles for Change and the Salvation Army, VU members headed to Peabody Heights Brewery for their annual holiday gathering.

Baltimore kicked off its holiday season in style. Literally. I spotted all sorts of gorge getups at a number of events around town the last couple of weeks.

Call it a field trip for history class. Beer lovers made the trek to the Baltimore Museum of Industry to sample products from several local craft breweries.

The World Trade Center Institute kicked off its 30th year with its annual event that celebrated Maryland's involvement in global commerce and causes.

It was all about networking and making connections at Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse.

This week, a little bit of New York City glam came to Baltimore. My dear friend Heiress - whose delightful style is a conversation in itself!

The Four Seasons had decked its halls. Now, it was time for Baltimore fashionistas to to think about decking all...at Rachel Mulherin's holiday shopping shindig. There, guests could check out the

UNION Craft Brewing was THE place to be for artists and art-lovers, as BmoreArt celebrated the launch of its latest edition. The event was a clear success, with some 400 people

More than 450 community members showed up to mix, mingle and enjoy the flavors of some of the nation’s leading award-winning chefs at The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore’s “Keynote: A Culinary Exper

Fans, friends, and former Baltimore Sun colleagues of Baltimore photographer Jim Burger gathered at Creative Alliance to take one last look at his show, "A Charmed Life - The Jim Burger Photography Retrospective.

Folks who work in Baltimore restaurants, bars and hotels, those who work with them - and friends - gathered at Rye Street Tavern to enjoy a night off together, courtesy the Baltimore Area Hospitality Association.

Revisited a mid-town stalwart recently—Pen & Quill on Charles Street in Station North. Something about the cooler weather makes this bar and restaurant a favorite go-to in the wintery months.

Welcome to my inaugural "Fash Flash" - where I'll share pics of people I see at events around town who show great style and personality in how they're dressed.

Not only was this the launch of the first major fundraising initiative for Just Call Me Chef - a nonprofit that helps female African-American chefs succeed in their industry - this was an opportunity to experience

The theme of this year's event said it all - "Black Excellence: Passing the Torch, Preserving the Legacy." Friends, members and supporters filled The Forum to celebrate the accomplishments of black

Rotten weather (and a few inside-out umbrellas) weren't enough to keep the crowds from the Baltimore Business Journal's annual event celebrating 40 local folks under the age of 40 who are making a difference.