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

A little snow, a little rain, and freezing gusts of wind didn't keep the crowds away from this annual Eat.Drink.Relax tasting event put on by the Trigger Agency. They filled The

The Greater Baltimore Committee celebrated and honored successful minority- and women-owned businesses in the Baltimore area at this annual event. GBC members, nominees, friends and supporters enjoyed an hour of network

The Center for Urban Families celebrated its 20th anniversary with a sold-out event at the American Visionary Art Museum. Guests enjoyed a cocktail hour on the ground floor of AVAM's Jim

A full house at The Fire Museum of Maryland, as it celebrated 250 years of firefighters and first responders at a hot hoodang held in a tent set up outside the museum.

Film and TV folks from both in front of and behind the camera came together to celebrate their business at the Maryland Film Industry Coalition's 9th annual fundraiser. Guests had a

Turning Type One to Type None! JDRF Maryland Chapter is one step closer to that goal after a stellar evening at the Hilton Baltimore. With a mission to improve lives with those

It was all about appreciating the art of networking at an evening put together by JMORE and Treble at the Renaissance Fine Arts Gallery. Dozens of business folks spent the evening

Playful ponchos, faux fur vests and jackets, infinity scarves and sassy sweaters are but a few of the wraps Baltimoreans chose to ward off fall’s chills. However, fear not!

Talk about shopping Shangri-La. Cocktails and consumerism collided. And all for a good cause - supporting local folks creating cool stuff in the city. Dozens of folks strolled the corridors of

The Marriott Waterfront Hotel ballroom filled up with hundreds of folks chowing down at the March of Dimes Maryland annual fundraiser. More than 20 chefs from local restaurants and caterers served

Fans of the popular Gypsy Queen food trucks have a new reason to celebrate. Gypsy’s Truckstaurant has now opened along a stretch of Clipper Mill Road in Woodberry.

First, it was Helen's Garden Restaurant. Then, they were among the first in B-more with their Gypsy Queen Food Trucks. Now, Tom Looney and Annmarie Langton celebrated their latest venture - a combo of two

A devilishly fun night as hundreds of costumed revelers congregated at South Point to celebrate Halloween at a Night Brunch party. There were several bars and food trucks to choose from...

Dozens of Baltimore business execs left their business casual attire - and business casual attitude - at home, dressing up in costume (their alter egos, perhaps?) for a Halloween party at The QG.

A celebratory air filled the Marriott Waterfront mezzanine as folks gathered to celebrate the 70 years of the Baltimore Chapter of The Links, Inc., one of the oldest and largest volunteer service organizations of profess

Forget the stadium or the ballpark, the Baltimore Museum of Industry was the place to be for sports fans recently. It was there an intense competition among current and former professional athletes was taking place

Some 425 art lovers turned out for The Arc Baltimore's popular art auction, with a theme this year - "GO WILD!" - that inspired both artists and audience. Guests enjoyed a

Fans of Mr. Trash Wheel celebrated their fandom at a party in honor of the trash-gathering "sea creature" and its "relatives" at Peabody Heights Brewery. There were food trucks and live

Supporters of the SquashWise program had a chance to mingle with some of its young participants, as all celebrated the 10th birthday of the organization which helps aspiring Baltimore youth. The

Members and friends of the Maryland LGBT Chamber of Commerce gathered at the LB Skybar to cheer the Chamber receiving the 2018 Rising Star Award from the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce.

Beer drinkers' bliss at Checkerspot Brewing Company at this Baltimore Beer Week staple. The place was packed with brew buffs, there to sample beers created by some 30 to 40 homebrewers

No rose-colored glasses needed for more than 700 guests at the Harford County Public Library's annual fundraiser. Everything was rosy - and then some - at this gala that glowed.

The Next Ice Age - the Baltimore-based nationally renowned ice dance company - celebrated its 30th anniversary with a party hosted by supporter George Johnston. Folks gathered at Johnston's Guilford home

Forget the planned attire, for this Family and Children's Services fundraiser, the first thing many guests did as they entered the Accelerator Space was tie on the evening's must-have accessory...the Beefsteak apron.