By the time the bartenders notice it, the damage is already done. The room is full. The music is right. The crowd looks the way it always has. But the bar—once the economic engine of nightlife—no longer hums the way it used to. This is not just a Baltimore story. It is unfolding in major cities across the country, from Atlanta to Los Angeles, Chicago to New York. And it was a familiar Baltimore voice— Frank Ski , the legendary radio host and DJ—who recently put the shift into

BALTIMORE — On the first Thursday of October 2025, as the sun dipped and cool evening air settled over Hopkins Plaza and City Hall, Baltimore came out to say goodbye. Twenty-five years of Jazzy Summer Nights — the city’s monthly Thursday-night concert series — culminated in a final, unforgettable evening featuring R&B legends Dru Hill , live DJs, and even a surprise turn behind the turntables from Baltimore’s mayor. A Season of Closure and Celebration The 2025 season of Jazzy

Summer Colors 2025 On Sunday, August 3rd, Terry Tee Productions set the tone for the second half of summer with its highly anticipated...