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Black Crossword: October 7, 2026
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‘Tony’ turns kitchen nightmares into a touching origin story
Nearly a decade since he passed, much of celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain’s life has been laid bare for us across various media. Between his many books, his travelogue television shows, and the...
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Chopping it up
Latte-stage capitalism Baltimore, we are in a latte crisis. We have to stop overindulging in our love for a milkier drink and drowning out the good coffee we have here in our backyards. I have no...
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Baltimore Beat picks 2026
Table of contentsPastaHot dogsCookiesSaladsBreakfast sandwichesFried fish sandwichFrozen dessertsThaiWest African Pasta By Sydney Allen Unity Bar and Restaurant’s Unity Pasta combines its savory...
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A closer look at stress and success in Baltimore’s restaurant economy
How many James Beard Award nods does it take to get a city recognized as a food city? In the last five years, Baltimore’s restaurant scene has earned praise and curiosity from the in-crowd of culinary...
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The city’s markets
Baltimore’s public markets are treasures that have served the city for centuries, but in the era of “public/private partnerships,” many of them are struggling. Some, such as Cross Street, are no...
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Baltimore Events 10/7/26-10/21/26
Wednesday, October 7 Board of Estimates Meeting: The mayor, comptroller, City Council president, city solicitor, and director of public works meet to formulate and execute the city’s fiscal policy. 9...
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Farm Alliance sows the seeds of urban farming throughout the city
A merciful breeze pushed its way through the Waverly Farmers Market, carrying with it the fresh, herby scent of the bundle of basil that sat in front of me. Beets, carrots, okra, squash, potatoes, and...
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Baltimore’s small business owners want the city to codify more protections
Zehbras CrossFit is the thriving, Black-owned, affordable, and accessible fitness space owner and CrossFit coach Jeanelle Spencer long wanted to bring to Baltimore’s Black Butterfly. On any given...
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Like so many immigrant stories, the one of Baltimore’s Koreatown can be told...
Remnants of the once bustling K-Town still linger in Station North. Old newspaper boxes advertising The Korean Central Daily, one of two periodicals that once circulated in the city, sit by light...
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WNADA executive director fired after berating artist on video
Chad Williams, executive director of the West North Avenue Development Authority, was fired October 1, Baltimore Beat has learned. Williams has faced numerous allegations of workplace misconduct and...
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Black Crossword: September 30, 2026
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Black Crossword: September 23, 2026
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October 2026 Tarotscopes
Air Signs — Aquarius, Gemini, Libra The Fool + Knight of Cups rx + The Hermit rx The hints may have started to appear last month, air signs, but October is further confirmation that you’re about to...
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Photostory: Preserving ‘the sound and stories’ of Baltimore’s gospel tradition
Over 2,000 congregants and 500 gospel singers, musicians, and composers packed the New Psalmist Baptist Church for The Sound of Baltimore live recording, according to organizers. “The project is...
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Best Beats Issue #088
Black Chakra — “HOPE HURT HALOS” 28 minutes. That’s how long it takes for award-winning spoken word and hip-hop artist Jacob Mayberry, aka Black Chakra, to exceed any expectations you might have for a...
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What’s Poppin’ #88
Davu Seru, from Minnesota, is one of dozens of musicians who will be improvising at the High Zero festival. Credit: Keith Miesel High Zero, The Theatre Project, 45 W. Preston Street. September 24 to...
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‘Beyond the Wire’ reframes Baltimore’s story
After my mother died in the early 2000s, I decided to backpack in Europe for a few weeks to process my loss. A week into my travels, in the wee hours of the morning, I stood on a train platform in...
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La Sonora bridges the worlds of Baltimore’s second generation of Latino...
Last summer, among the usual sea of hardcore and punk fliers slapped onto windows and telephone poles, I started spotting posters for cumbia concerts and reggaeton nights all over the city. They stood...
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The New/Next Film Festival is back again
The New/Next Film Festival returns next week for its fourth year with a diverse and exciting slate of features, documentaries, and shorts. Mixing Baltimore-bred selections with more international...
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