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Born to Drum: The "Mighty Max" Weinberg offers his version of the Big Bang theory at the J Live event. (Provided)
Honored at the annual gathering and fundraiser was longtime community leader Myrna Cardin.
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Shirley Glass Ashman Gershman is shown here celebrating her 99th birthday. (Photo courtesy of Sol Levinson & Bros.)
The longtime Baltimore resident was the mother of Academy Award-winning songwriter Howard Ashman, who passed away in 1991.
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Jewish community members are invited to bring chametz to the firehouse to safely burn in large barrels under the supervision of firefighters (Provided Photo)
The object of the free holiday event is to prevent home fires and teach safety and awareness.
Read MoreThe family-owned delicatessen, which opened in East Baltimore in 1915, will operate a stand near Section 53.
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Rachel Zegler (left) and Gal Gadot pose at the D23 Expo in 2022 in Anaheim, California. (Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for Disney, via JTA)
Variety reported that the movie’s Pikesville-born producer, Marc Platt, flew to New York to meet with actress Rachel Zegler about the tweet.
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Tone of Love co-founder and Beth Tfiloh student Elan Bashyrov meets a resident of the North Oaks Senior Living community in Pikesville. (Provided photo)
Conceived and created by a pair of Beth Tfiloh students, the nonprofit for teens aims to spread the joy of music and community.
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Billionaire, philanthropist and Orioles owner David M. Rubenstein greets grateful patrons of the Jewish Museum of Maryland. (Photo by Robyn Stevens Brody)
To celebrate its new David M. Rubenstein Exhibition Arcade, the Jewish Museum of Maryland held a dedication ceremony on March 23.
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The 1970-1971 Baltimore Bullets team included such stars as Earl “The Pearl” Monroe, Gus “Honeycomb” Johnson, Wes Unseld, Jack Marin and Kevin Loughery. (Official team photo)
Michael Olesker remembers the late, great Henry “Skip” Feldman, former trainer of the old Baltimore Bullets, who passed away Mar. 11 at age 88.
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HeArtwares started as a booth at Baltimore’s Artscape festival and blossomed into a year-round program. (Provided photo)
A program of the local nonprofit Art with a Heart, HeARTwares trains young people on how to operate successfully in the workforce.
Read MoreJudge Ellen L. Hollander’s decision comes after requests from unions and retirees to protect personal data.
Read MoreThe BJC is strongly encouraging the community to view local screenings of the film, which is executive produced by “Will & Grace” actress Debra Messing.
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