Baltimore: National Bohemians
Baltimore brews its own arts scene, with a taste of what America was and what it will be.
Art: Blake Gopnik on art lofts
Film: Ann Hornaday on Charm City's big screen je ne sais quoi
Opera: Ann Midgette on the fledgling scene performers are flocking to
Music: Chris Richards on 92Q and club music
Theater: Peter Marks on a fertile ground for a fresh crop of thespians
Interactive map
Our writers plot points of interest for alternative cultural experiences in Charm City.
Live Discussion
Q&A Transcript: Blake Gopnik, Ann Hornaday and Chris Richards were online to talk about their impressions of the Baltimore arts scene, give recommendations, share recollections and more.
Photo galleries
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Blake Gopnik on Baltimore's wide-open art spaces.
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Ann Hornaday on the way film has helped showcase Baltimore's oeuvre.
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