Spring Gardens and Family Fun
Each spring, the Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage tour gives visitors an inside look at historical spaces throughout Maryland. The 2024 theme for the...
Do You See What I See?
The Maryland School for the Blind is hosting its third annual See Beyond Festival on the school’s Nottingham campus on April 27. It’s a...
First Up: What’s Happening in Baltimore in April
Students inspire new police tool for non-verbal communication
A Cockeysville Middle School teacher’s students informed a new Baltimore Police Department (BPD) tool to better communicate...
Family Fun: More Events and Callouts
Sports for charity
April 11, 1-4 p.m.
Support residential treatment programming for veterans through The Baltimore Station’s fundraiser at TopGolf Baltimore. Take a Swing for...
Family Fun: Passover as a Family
Passover Seder
April 5, 7:30-10 p.m.
Jewish Center | 8418 Stevenson Road, Pikesville, MD 21208
Celebrate Passover as a family with this seder dinner and children’s program.
$35-$55...
Family Fun: Fit & Healthy
Siblings and Friends
Throughout the Month, Available class times: 11:15 a.m. Monday or Thursday; 5:40 p.m. Wednesday;
12:05 p.m. Friday; 9:45 a.m. Sunday
My Gym Timonium
2080...
How Important is Leadership Training for Kids?
Equipping students with the knowledge to be a good leader—from an understanding of government, politics and global perspective to knowing how to be an...
How Parents Can Counter the Harmful Effects of the National Teacher Shortage
The teacher shortage continues to be a problem for our nation’s schools. Following a huge surge of resignations early in the pandemic, quitting is...
Study: Diversity in Children’s Books Increases Reading
What would it take to get kids to read more books? That’s a question that people have been asking for years, and one that...
Parent You Should Know: Jeryl Cole
As a Baltimore native, Jeryl Cole knew what kind of businessman he wanted to be when he grew up. He wanted to be an...
