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Ballet Theatre Of Maryland Opens Season With Ballet In The Garden And “La Sylphide”

This fall, Ballet Theatre of Maryland (BTM) will kick off its season with a VIP event, Ballet in the Garden, at the historic Hammond-Harwood House on September 19 followed by the romantic ballet “La Sylphide” at Maryland Hall, October 16-18. more

Photographer Paul Gillespie Presents “Every Picture Tells A Story, Don’t It?”

For years, Paul Gillespie has continued to photograph simply because it is how he experiences the world — from the moon overhead to the people and passing moments he encounters on the street. more

Annapolis Symphony Orchestra, AND Creative And City Of Annapolis Bring Art Installation To City Dock

A stretch of construction fencing along the waterfront promenade at Annapolis City Dock now features an outdoor, walkable art gallery that showcases naturescapes of the Chesapeake Bay region. more

International Group To Provide Exercise Community For Athletes, Veterans With Disabilities

Achilles International, a global organization, launched a local chapter in August for athletes and veterans with disabilities to join a running and walking community along the B&A Trail. more

UM BWMC Ranked As A Top Hospital In Maryland For Third Year In A Row

University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center (UM BWMC) has once again been recognized as one of the top hospitals in Maryland and the Baltimore metro area in the 2026-2027 U.S. News & World Report “Best Hospitals” rankings. more

Get A Kick Out Of This: Trey Smack Shines In NFL Debut

In his first preseason game, Trey Smack kicked a 58-yard field goal that was negated due to a personal foul. While that effort did not make it into the box score, Smack later converted field goals from 37, 58 and 38 yards for a perfect debut. more

Sun Sets On Summer As Students Head Back To School

From bus routes to major holidays, here's what to know as students head back to school this year. more

What Offseason? Prep Teams Use Summer Leagues For Growth

Summer leagues are not a new phenomenon in high school sports. But their proliferation into a variety of sports has led to many options taking up the summer schedule. more
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