HOME PEOPLE PLACES THINGS SPECIALS BALTIMORE BITES India/Nepal Gala and Fundraiser Stephen Szili's food truck By Andrée Rose Catalfamo This Saturday, June 12th at the B & O Railroad Museum, attendees can eat delicious food, bid on silent auction items (including artwork by Baltimore artist Jonas Rider), enjoy wonderful entertainment, and mingle with Baltimore’s elite, all while helping to save lives. Continue reading… FEATURES Love, Loss, and What We Are: Review of Dinner With Friends You all know that couple, the insufferable foodies... Ten Strange Baltimore Historical Markers Baltimoreans have a predilection for commemorating historical events, from the momentous to the obscure. Ten Surprising Things That Originated In Baltimore A few everyday items for which you can thank Charm City. CRABTOWN OBSERVED Crabtown Observed No. 19: Grandmom Rose and the Corner of Lombard and Janney By Andrée Rose Catalfamo Sunday afternoon, Spring 2020. These days, it’s safer to stay home. The cocoon life suits me, so I decide to get into some Sunday cooking. I ... Crabtown Observed #18: The Crutch versus the Hammer Motley weapons in the beleaguered municipality of Crabtown, USA Welcome to Ikaros: The Xenos Kohilas Story At Ikaros, customers become friends and friends are longtime customers. About WTBH Contact Terms of Service Privacy Policy © Copyright 2019 All Rights Reserved

HOME PEOPLE PLACES THINGS SPECIALS About Us Photo: Katrina Williams, Katrina Krauss Photography Baltimore is many things to many people — a hometown, a travel destination, the backdrop of a favorite movie or television show. Baltimore is one of a kind: an unpretentious blue-collar city south of the Mason-Dixon line but not quite southern; a former industrial town revitalized with a vibrant waterfront and urban life; a big city with a small town feel. It’s a place steeped in history with its own unique quirks and culture, a city with character that celebrates characters. Welcome To Baltimore, Hon! is a sort of virtual scrapbook to help visitors and residents explore the city — its past and present — and find interesting activities for the whole family. Staff Publisher and Executive Editor: Bruce Goldfarb Contributors: Rafael Alvarez, Caryn Coyle, Lenora Genovese, Reed Hellman, Noam Sane Cartoonist in Residence: Tom Chalkley Comments? Thoughts? Rants? We’d like to hear from you. 1 comments Margo Christie 6 years ago Baltimore suffers a sweet identity crisis, I’ve long said. Southern but northern, big but small, a city of intimate neighborhoods and yes, quirks for sure. Thanks for revitalizing this blog! Reply Like Dislike Leave a Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. About WTBH Contact Terms of Service Privacy Policy © Copyright 2019 All Rights Reserved