Sept. 17-18
Besides being in oh brother, Bethesda, the Small Press Expo is pretty idyllic. A massive room and then a few conference rooms full of small press, indie, underground, or whatever comics and prints and zines, allowing you to hand your money directly to the creators and publishers and,…
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Dec. 21, 6 p.m., Area 405, 405 E. Oliver St., citypaper.com, free.
To mark the end of 2016, City Paper presents an exhibition of the year’s most striking photographs, from protests to music to portraits of Baltimoreans.
Mar. 3
7-10 p.m., American Visionary Art Museum, 800 Key Highway, citypaper.com, $55.
If you’ve been to any of our past sixteen yearly cocktail parties, you know it’s the best way to get a taste from more than 25 restaurants and bars from all over the city. This year, join us in binging on bites…
As you may have seen on CityPaper.com, we had reporters and photographers out in Cleveland last week to cover the Republican National Convention. Our coverage continues this week at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. But we wanted to put a wrap-up of the RNC into the print paper,…
July 13
5:30 p.m., The Boathouse Canton, 2809 Boston St., citypaper.com/sizzlinsummer, $25.
We’ve done our annual Sizzlin’ Summer issue for years, but it only just occurred to us that it was a great excuse to throw a party. It starts early, which means you can head over right after work. A ticket…
Aug. 13
If you’re not in need of serious TLC every hour of every day, I don’t know what 2017 you’re living. Whether you’re beaten down by Trump-era dread and our oppressive social structures, drowning in work, struggling with relationships, staring down unemployment (ahem), or working through those…
The Baltimore Sun Media Group plans to close City Paper later this year. No official end date has been announced for the alt-weekly, now in its 40th year.
“Like many alternative weeklies across the country, declining ad revenue at City Paper continues to be a challenge,” BSMG’s director of marketing,…
While violence elsewhere captures national attention, Baltimore City’s violence continues at record levels. Aside from the murders, there were also 18 non-fatal shootings this week, including a triple-shooting on Sunday.
Tuesday, Aug. 8
1:21 a.m. Tyrese Davis, a 15-year-old African-American boy,…
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Over night, all four of Baltimore’s monuments connected to the Confederacy and white supremacy were swiftly taken down. First, the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument on Mount Royal Ave (recently splattered with red paint and tagged with “Fuck Trump”) and the Roger B. Taney Monument in Mount…
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