Announcing the Bromo Artist Relief Fund Awardees

Maryland Art Place has installed some exciting and permanent diamond lights on the front and Tyson Alley side of their building. Plus, there's a mural on Tys...

We developed this infographic last year that demonstrates Bromo residents are enthusiastic consumers of the arts, culture and entertainment. People who live ...

The Baltimore Development Corporation just released an RFP for a very large and exciting project In The Bromo. And the history behind the Brager-Gutman Build...

The paint brushes are out in The Bromo! Facade improvements are fastest and easiest way to improve your property and overall look of The Bromo. Several proj...

There's a new coffee shop open In The Bromo! Zeni Cafe and Deli, just down from the Mount Vernon Marketplace, is open a t 316 Park Avenue. You gotta see the...

We received the following note from our friends at the Baltimore Development Corporation this week. DOT made repairs yesterday to various types of street lig...

The BDC has chosen a proposal to redevelop the five properties on the 400 block of Howard. These properties had been put up for RFP several months ago. The ...

It's time to let everyone know They Are In The Bromo! The Bromo District is distributing window and computer stickers to businesses and individuals who can h...

I wanted make sure everyone In The Bromo knows about this app from Baltimore City even though this might be old news to some of you. The Baltimore 311 App al...

The Baltimore Business Journal is reporting the long awaited opening of the La Quinta Inn and Suites is scheduled for Mid-April. The 42 room hotel sits a the...

The RFP for the 400 block of Howard Street Properties is moving is moving along. The Baltimore Development Corporation has scheduled an inspection session a...

The BDC is putting five buildings in the Bromo Arts and Entertainment District in Baltimore up for bid. These buildings are perfect for art

This past weekend, three arts organizations appeared before the legislature to request funding through bond bills. It's a challenging to explain exactly how ...

Gov. Larry Hogan has pledged $7.5 million beginning with $2 million in his 2018 capital budget toward the $40 million redevelopment of Lexington Market. It w...