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Bmore’s Graffiti Hall of Fame

The 29th Street Bridge was first built in 1937.  It was created to get across the Jones Falls Valley, now the Jones Falls Expressway. Thanks to Baltimore street artists the area has become something more. Today some refer to the 29th Street Bridge to be ...

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By: Tony Ayigah

Published: December 4, 2009

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DubStep

Dubstep is very big in London yet the music is little known in the United States. Baltimore is one city where the music is gaining recognition. Here the Dubstep scene is rapidly growing and the music is recognized as an exciting and important new genre. ...

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By: Tony Ayigah

Published: November 30, 2009

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Guerilla Gay Bar Baltimore: a taste of the rainbow!

What is Guerilla Gay Bar? Taking over -  one straight bar at a time! The first Wednesday of October, hundreds of people awaited the Facebook message that would reveal the place and time of this month's coup d'etat of one of Baltimore's traditional, straight-laced bars. ...

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By: Carla Escoto

Published: November 5, 2009

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Ignite Baltimore #3 Rebroadcast in Rotation

About IGNITE BALTIMORE # 3 http://www.ignitebaltimore.com/ If you had five minutes on stage, what would you say to Baltimore? What if you only got 20 slides and they rotated automatically after 15 seconds? On June 25th at 6 pm, 16 artists, technologists, entrepreneurs, and philosophers  answered ...

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By: Radar Collaborators

Published: June 25, 2009

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Why Baltimore? Ignite Baltimore 2

This past Thursday (February 5, 2009) the second Ignite Baltimore event used a unique format to help realize this greater goal. Sixteen speakers, including Councilman Bill Henry, and musician Caleb Stine (of Caleb Stine and the Brakemen) along with a variety of entrepreneurs and assorted ...

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By: Radar Collaborators

Published: February 16, 2009

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