We’re excited to announce a NEW feature in the Peninsula Post community newspaper: “SoBo Voices,” a place for our SoBo readers to share their views on a different topic in each print issue. Our first topic is simply delicious – “What has been your favorite food, drink, or other delectable treat this summer in SoBo?” … Continue reading Tell Us About Your SoBo Summertime Favorite →

The new Baltimore Peninsula development built on the grounds of the old Baltimore Sun printing plant south of Interstate 95 welcomed its first apartment residents and office workers this spring. Photo by Mary Braman. (This article originally appeared in the June 2023 issue of the South Baltimore Peninsula Post newspaper. It has been updated to … Continue reading New SoBo Neighborhood Opens at Port Covington →

Alisa Brock moved Drama Mama Bookshop in 2021 to the School 33 Art Center, where she makes her hand-crafted journals, offers customized journal-making sessions, and sells an impressive array of journals. Photos by Mary Braman. (This “SoBo Made” profile first appeared in the April 2023 issue of the South Baltimore Peninsula Post newspaper.) Drama Mama … Continue reading Crafting Journals for the Eye, Hand, and Heart →

The Timothy McAllister backs out of its berth at Pier 1 in the North Locust Point Terminal on its way toward the Francis Scott Key Bridge for its first ship-bumping job of the night. Photos by Mary Braman. (This article originally appeared in the April 2023 issue of the South Baltimore Peninsula Post community newspaper.) … Continue reading Onboard the ‘Ship-Bumping’ Tugs of Locust Point →

For three weeks in the summer of 1962, violent crowds gathered at Riverside Park in South Baltimore to threaten Black swimmers and resist the integration of the pool in defiance of city policy. The headline is from coverage of these events in the Baltimore Afro-American. [This article first appeared in the April 2023 issue of … Continue reading ‘Heritage District’ to Mark 1962 Riverside Pool Integration →

Live music, art projects, and author talks are some of the public programs offered at the Light Street branch of the Enoch Pratt Free Library. One popular music event is the annual appearance of Sac au Lait (above). (This article originally appeared in the April 2023 issue of the South Baltimore Peninsula Post newspaper.) If … Continue reading SoBo Library Comes Alive with Free Events →

Photo by Mary Braman The first-ever “SoBo Photo Show & Contest” was a big hit at I Love SoBo Day on Sunday, May 7, at the Baltimore Museum of Industry pavilion. The display drew a steady stream of viewers throughout the event, and over 400 attendees cast votes for their favorite photo. The Photo Show … Continue reading Top Pics at the SoBo Photo Show →

SoBohemians will once again have a chance to test their knowledge of the peninsula – and win prizes – in this weekend’s “SoBo Day Scavenger Hunt.” The hunt opens at 8am on Saturday, May 6, and closes at 11am on Sunday, May 7. This year’s hunt sends you off on missions to find and photograph … Continue reading Scavenger Hunt Set for SoBo Day →

The “SoBo Cleanup Crew” will be joining other SoBohemians this Saturday for Earth Day cleanups across the peninsula. SoBo will be looking a lot cleaner and greener on Saturday, April 22, thanks to all the Earth Day cleanups on the peninsula. At least four different groups are assembling volunteers to pitch in for an hour … Continue reading SoBo Earth Day Cleanups Planned →

For decades before the arrival of a massive rail terminal in 1904, South Baltimore’s southern shoreline was a popular getaway destination for city residents. Resorts such as George Kahl’s thrived at the point known as Ferry Bar at Light Street Bridge. (This article originally appeared in the February 2023 issue of the South Baltimore Peninsula … Continue reading The Glory Days of SoBo’s Southern Shore →