Baltimore Weekend Events: Maryland Irish Festival, FaeryCon, Long Island Medium, and more.
From celebrating Irish culture to watching a new Christmas musical, there are plenty of ways to enjoy this weekend around Baltimore.
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Dan Rodricks: Midst the big blue wave, the one that got away from Democrats
Lacking support from his party’s establishment and the controversial Question 3 working against him, Dan Schwartz was the closest any Democrat has come to unseating Republican incumbent Rep. Andy Harris from his safe seat.
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Handling Life’s Constant Surprises with Grace: Q&A with John DeDakis, Author of “Plot Twists”
John DeDakis’s memoir, “Plot Twists: A Memoir on Writing and Living,” is a story as exciting as any of his novels.
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The Daily Dispatch Quiz — November 12, 2026
Today’s topics include: Heavy Seas charts uncertain waters; smoke signals in liquor licensing; Moore makes presidential move.
Wes Moore to release new book as rumors of presidential possibilities persist
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is set to release a new book next March titled “Repair: Healing a Divided Nation.”
Jones vows Baltimore County will move forward with controversial Lutherville Station development
Baltimore County Executive-Elect Julian Jones said he will push through the controversial Lutherville Station project.
Harbor East welcomes new physical therapy center: Rehab 2 Perform
Rehab 2 Perform’s first Baltimore City location is now open in Harbor East, with a fitness-forward approach to physical therapy.
Menhaden fisheries along East Coast face further harvest restrictions
East Coast fishery managers have decided to curb the commercial menhaden harvest along the Atlantic coast by 17% over the next two years.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — November 11, 2026
Today’s topics include: Loud posters, louder legacy; microplastics everywhere in our water; one councilman, two jobs, one problem.
Microplastics are everywhere. Here’s what Chesapeake Bay watershed states can do about them.
Microplastics are pervasive throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed, and they could have damaging effects on the health of humans and animals across the region, according to a new study.
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Baltimore students prepare for polar expedition to Antarctica
Just days from now, seven Baltimore City eighth-graders, their teacher, and a documentarian will journey to one of the farthest reaches of the earth: Antarctica.
Newly approved Department of Neighborhood Safety will change how Baltimore responds to mental health emergencies
Baltimore will create a new Department of Neighborhood Safety, which will change how the city responds to mental health emergency calls.
Can I Kick It? The Warriors w/ DJ 2-Tone Jones November 21 at Creative Alliance
Saturday, November 21 at 7:30 p.m. in The Theater Can I Kick It? with live music soundtrack “Warriors, come out to play!” Walter Hill’s neon-soaked odyssey follows a Coney Island gang fighting their way home through a gauntlet of rival crews across 1970s New York. Part gang film, part Greek odyssey, all style—this is the…
DICK’S House of Sport to bring ‘experiential sports’ concept to Hunt Valley Towne Centre
DICK’S Sporting Goods will open a new “experiential retail concept,” called DICK’S House of Sport, at Hunt Valley Towne Centre.
Hot Plate: Marta al Mare opens, A Taste Aquatic at Soundbar, Amy Sherald at Woodberry, and more
From wine and whiskey to creative takes on seafood, this week is an exciting one in Baltimore’s food scene.
Dan Rodricks: Midst the big blue wave, the one that got away from Democrats
Lacking support from his party’s establishment and the controversial Question 3 working against him, Dan Schwartz was the closest any Democrat has come to unseating Republican incumbent Rep. Andy Harris from his safe seat.
MTA offers free rides for veterans, active-duty military, and National Guard on Veterans Day
For the eighth consecutive year, the MTA will offer free rides to veterans, active duty military, and National Guard to thank them.
Long-awaited Lidl grocery store gets opening date at former Bi-Rite property
A Lidl grocery store will open next month on Belair Road in northeast Baltimore where the former Bi-Rate Supermarket once stood.
Markley building renovation led by MCB Real Estate will create 19 apartments and retail space on Harford Road
A former general store at 4515 Harford Road will be renovated to provide 19 apartments and retail space in The Markley building.
Mayor Scott charmed to make musical theater debut at Baltimore Center Stage
Baltimore Center Stage announced a lineup of cameo appearances for “CHARMZ: The Other Reindeer,” and Mayor Brandon Scott leads the way.
Decline of pelicans in Chesapeake Bay region baffles scientists
The brown pelican population around the Chesapeake Bay has plummeted by about half from its peak in the late 2000s and early 2010s.
Will Maryland redraw its congressional map before 2028? Maybe.
Will Maryland’s Democrat-led legislature bring a new congressional back for reconsideration ahead of the 2028 election? It depends.
