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

Supporters of There Goes My Hero celebrated the nonprofit's 10th year with a party at the Lord Baltimore Hotel that featured tastings from local restaurants paired by various beverages.

Artists and those who would be applauding them gathered at MAP Underground for a festive get-together to kick-off this year's Charm City Fringe Festival.

Loads of oyster lovers filled Hampden's newest seafood eatery for a party the night before its opening day.

Baltimore business leaders and various VIPs gathered for the official grand opening of Liberty Harbor East, an apartment and condominium project in Harbor East.

Fans of The Night Brunch gathered at the 1405 Point rooftop pool and lounge for an upscale happy hour, kicking off its weekend-long festival, which would be happening on the streets below.

La Cuchara Baltimore was brimming with folks and good food for this popular fundraiser for The League for People with Disabilities, also known as The League.

Dozens of folks gathered in Brooklyn's Garrett Park to celebrate the neighborhood's 100th birthday, and to officially re-open Garrett Park, which had just been renovated.

Dozens of folks descended on UNION Craft Brewing to sample offerings from more than 20 Hampden restaurants at the annual fundraiser for the Hampden Family Center.

City Garage became networking central, as Betamore threw its annual "BetaCity Main Event," which followed a day of startup demos and a venture capital pitch competition.

United Way of Central Maryland hosted its annual get-together for members of its Tocqueville Society, the non-profit's group of supporters who donate $10,000 or more annually.

Columnist Sascha Wolhandler observes how Baltimore fashionistas - and fashionistos - bring summer to an end...and start to welcome fall.

A full house - and lots of full stomachs - at TasteWise Kids' annual fundraising shindig.

*Featured Event* Monument Sotheby's International Realty threw an upscale tailgate party at its offices at the Ritz-Carlton residences, where folks mingled with some Baltimore Ravens players, enjoyed food and drink from

Columnist Brian Michael Lawrence finds explores another exciting new eatery in Hampden.

Dozens of folks decided the perfect way to spend a September Saturday afternoon was hanging out at UNION Craft Brewing, slurping freshly shucked oysters and sipping their favorite craft beers...all benefiting the Chesape

Fashion lovers flocked to Green Spring Station to enjoy a night of fun and fashion, all benefiting the Kennedy Krieger Institute. First, there was chance to mingle in the courtyard... ...and browse a number of

A number of Baltimore VIP's and friends of the Atlas Restaurant Group got first look at The Choptank - the company's newest addition to the city's restaurant scene located in the Broadway Market - at

Baltimore women aren't the only ones with fabulous style. Columnist Elizabeth Massing introduces us to a couple of "fashionistos!"

Scads of folks roamed the streets of Baltimore's Little Italy to see what was on those streets - incredible chalk paintings they could watch artists from around the world create on the pavement before them.

Art lovers and friends of Baltimore-based artist Daniel Stuelpnagel turned out to get first glimpse at his new exhibition at The Alchemy of Art gallery.

Hundreds of folks filled Canton Waterfront Park for the last of radio station WTMD's summer concert series, which was also being filmed for a Maryland Public Television special.

Dozens of Baltimore area folks came together at the Annie E. Casey Foundation offices for "Giving Black Day," at an event put on by The Be.Org, honoring black philanthropy. It was an chance to network

Supporters of Susan G. Komen Maryland gathered at The Greene Turtle in Columbia to celebrate the kickoff its "More Than Pink Walk."

Columnist Brian Michael Lawrence finds a warm, welcoming new eatery with hot prospects.