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All I want is to drink and Smoke Pot

Saturday August 8, and Sunday August 9th, 2015. They descended like sudden raindrops, similar to the contrary forecasts, weather personnel often spew. The entire Pimlico Racecourse infield was transformed into a The video is a snippet of what happened in Baltimore, published on Youtube.Continue reading “All I want is to drink and Smoke Pot”

Can Baltimore Gain Dignity Through Struggle

What would bring native Baltimorean/Renown Actress of television, stage and film, ANNA DEAVERE SMITH, and the hard hitting proud President, and Director Counsel of the NAACP, SHERRILYN IFILL, together? In this case to announce a” finding” to benefit the “unheard”. In the finding, the “unheard”, those without voice, (in forums of policy making) have lostContinue reading “Can Baltimore Gain Dignity Through Struggle”

Lord Baltimore Revisited

LORD BALTIMORE REVISTED In 1928, the Lord Baltimore Hotel was built, and for the most part it was a segregated hotel, until the late 1950’s. This hotel has gone through several owners: closed in 1982, renovated and reopened in 1985, bankruptcy 1987, was part of the Radisson group in the 1980’s; sold again, then reopenedContinue reading “Lord Baltimore Revisited”

MARYLAND RECOGNIZES ITS MASTERS OF ARTS

https://theculturepage.com/2015/07/13/maryland-recognizes-its-masters-of-arts At the 5th annual festival, I was exposed to Kwame Brew, a master West African Drummer, in Anne Arundel County. The art and skill of crab picking from Somerset County, the New Baltimore Hand Dance Association of Baltimore. A hearty welcome to Korean Drumming by Sabatian Wang, Montgomery County, and a group I neverContinue reading “MARYLAND RECOGNIZES ITS MASTERS OF ARTS”

Rub a Dub Grubbs

(video) Believe it or not, “rub-a-dub-dub” the old familiar nursery rhyme, was a love song about three men in a tub, Fate, Hate and Jealousy. As life would have it, there are love songs, and love tunes that break no hearts, but make them soar, like SATURN, from jazz saxophonist, CARL GRUBBS. The Baltimore InnerContinue reading “Rub a Dub Grubbs”