Walking tours for the curious and compassionate
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Just in time for Pride—it's the book collecting the first six (and a half) issues of Ben Egerman's gay little history zines, published by us and printed here in Baltimore by BCP Digital. Come help us launch this on 6/25 w/@rahnealexander.com, or swing by our tent tomorrow at Trans Pride to grab one!
Added by request: a Radical Spirits in Reservoir Hill tour, Wednesday June 24, 7pm! fullstorybaltimore.tours/our-tours/#r...
Night, all. Reporting lightning bug sightings at sunset in North Baltimore.
A passing storm.
Reservoir Hill. Baltimore, MD. 2026.
Me, regularly: I need to find a nice accessible written overview of this topic in Baltimore history, connecting it to the present if possible
Me, finding something perfect: Omg. Yet again. Written by @humanpoweredcity.bsky.social
This article is GORGEOUS and still WAY too relevant:
Tonight! thewalters.org/event/wakand... via the Walters Museum newsletter 🧡
PS: yes you can request tours! No guarantees that we'll be able to comply, but we may be able to. Especially if you're visiting from out of town, and want to go on one of our existing tours, drop us a line 🧡
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Red Emma’s
PPS: This is a good tour for Pride Month, and we chose the photo above ⬆️ for that reason! Come on this tour to find out why...
Michael Wriston
Direct booking link (although we encourage you to read the full description of the tour, anyway): fareharbor.com/embeds/book/...
Marilyn Tomato
"My family found a home here. In all the world, we came to Baltimore. We were damn lucky.”
One of the city's oldest family businesses prepares to close shop after six generations. baltimorefishbowl.com/stories/dan-...
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dr. e. katherine
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www.baltimoremagazine.com
A century and a half ago, Locust Point—Baltimore’s Ellis Island—opened its historic piers to the foreigners who built the city’s port neighborhoods. Today’s newcomers face the same, and new, hardships...
