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A preview of "Weekly Reader Live!" at the 23rd annual Citylit Festival -
Phot credit: Baltimore HeritageCharles Village’s painted ladies literally brighten our lives. But what exactly are Baltimore’s painted ladies?
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Dispatches from a tumultuous American decade. -
Important memoirs from women whose lives have been shaped by literature, politics, and love. -
The Shot Tower, when it was built in 1828, was the tallest structure in the United States until 1846. But what was it designed to do? -
The history of Lake Trout, a quintessential Baltimore food that's deep fried, delicious, and definitely not trout! -
Friendships are like works in progress; you need to work on them from time to time. -
Stories about Black women surviving, and thriving, in the latter half of the 20th century. -
Started in 1828, St. Frances Academy is the oldest predominantly African American Catholic high school in the country. -
History shows that enslaved people used the B&O Railroad as part of the Underground Railroad.
