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The Baltimore harbor on the afternoon of April 6, 2017. (Maximilian Franz/file photo)
May 12, 2026

Katie Pumphrey announces 1-mile Baltimore harbor swim, launches nonprofit

Katie Pumphrey announced the launch of her nonprofit, Baltimore Open Water Swimmers, along with the first-ever Baltimore Harbor 1-Mile Swim.

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Jan 15, 2026

Baltimore Restaurant Week returning for 20th year

The Downtown Partnership of Baltimore announced it is celebrating the 20th anniversary of Baltimore Restaurant Week later this month.

A cable, strung between bollards, separates Baltimore's Inner Harbor Promenade from a vehicular access road. (Photo included in court documents)
Jan 15, 2026

‘Design decision’ immunizes Baltimore City from bike injury lawsuit, MD Supreme Court rules

Baltimore City is immune from a negligence lawsuit brought by a man who was injured while riding his bike, the Maryland Supreme Court ruled.

Christmas Village in Baltimore has returned to the Baltimore Inner Harbor and will run until Dec. 24. (Courtesy Photo)
Dec 8, 2025

Expanded Christmas Village returns to Baltimore for 12th year

Christmas Village in Baltimore has returned to the city’s Inner Harbor to celebrate its 12th season with an expanded footprint. 

Pier Six Pavilion is a waterfront music venue located in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. (Live Nation)
Oct 1, 2025

New operator sought for Pier Six Pavilion in Baltimore

The Baltimore Development Corp. announced a request for proposals for exclusive management of the Pier Six Concert Pavilion.

Baltimore's downtown and Inner Harbor areas will get $166 million worth of upgrades as part of a revitalization project. (File photo)
Jul 21, 2025

Baltimore not immune from suit by biker injured at Inner Harbor, MD high court rules

The Maryland Supreme Court held that Baltimore is not shielded from a negligence lawsuit brought by a biker injured on the Inner Harbor Promenade.

Despite setbacks there are positive signs for the downtown business district that recently received word that several state agencies may relocated into the area. (Depositphotos)
Jun 17, 2025

Amid setbacks, Baltimore’s downtown still has backers

Baltimore’s downtown faces high vacancies and crime fears, but leaders say new investment, incentives and state workers could fuel recovery.

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Dec 15, 2022

Waterfront Partnership reveals details of next phase in Rash Field Park redevelopment

Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore released updated conceptual designs for the completion of Rash Field Park in the Inner Harbor.

Baltimore's downtown and Inner Harbor areas will get $166 million worth of upgrades as part of a revitalization project. (File photo)
Apr 28, 2022

Baltimore downtown, Inner Harbor gets $166M from state for revitalization

A historic $166 million investment in state funding to revitalize Baltimore’s downtown and Inner Harbor area was announced Thursday.

The Baltimore harbor on the afternoon of April 6, 2017. (Maximilian Franz/file photo)
Apr 17, 2022

How to revive Harborplace? Here are 9 views

Here's what nine local leaders, experts and other stakeholders say they would most like to see included in a new-and-improved Harborplace.

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Jun 2, 2021

RFQ issued for park café operator at redeveloped Rash Field in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor

Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore, Baltimore Development Corporation and Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks on Wednesday issued a request for qualifications (RFQ) from restaurateurs and food purveyors to operate the waterfront café at Rash Field Park.

The Baltimore harbor on the afternoon of April 6, 2017. (Maximilian Franz/file photo)
Feb 19, 2019

Baltimore sues Monsanto for alleged contamination of stormwater, harbor

Baltimore filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday alleging Monsanto Co. knowingly sold toxic chemicals that have caused “tens of millions of dollars” in damages to the city’s water. The complaint for […]