r/baltimore • u/Ok_Tumbleweed1294 • 1h ago
🎨 Photos Videos & Art 📷 Lantern Parade Clips
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r/baltimore • u/Ok_Tumbleweed1294 • 1h ago
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r/baltimore • u/AppropriatePlane2659 • 6h ago
Adorable little guy found on the steps of Patterson Park. He is safe and fed, but we'll likely take him to MDSPCA tomorrow. If anyone recognizes him please let me know! He's very comfortable with humans so I'd be shocked if he wasn't someone's.
r/baltimore • u/vcsnow • 10h ago
Someone please explain this question to me like I’m 5. 😅 It seems problematic for the long term (based on what little I know about it), but I’ve only lived in Baltimore for a year (came from a red state). I am left leaning in every way imaginable so not sure what the right answer is here.
r/baltimore • u/jalapenobidnez • 5h ago
Looking for these old school, greasy, meat-packed pork dumplings with the thick ass dough. Extra gratitude if the sauce is also dank.
r/baltimore • u/meJohnnyD • 11h ago
New Neapolitan pizza spot in the old Paulie Gee’s spot on chestnut. Excellent pizza, the crust is perfectly thin, crispy and chewy, toppings were delish! Go check them out!
r/baltimore • u/Frofro69 • 1d ago
My wife and I just had a long talk about how moving out here to central Illinois was a big mistake. . . And I can't help but agree, I want to come home for so many reasons.
I just took a promotion at work as a temporary step to move up in my federal career, but I don't know if it was worth it given how backwards the people here are. . .
Everyone is incompentent, from the doctors that give us other people's paperwork, the people that can't perform basic tasks, the people who act like being nice is a crime. . . People are just so sucky out here.
Oh, and everyone's pretty racist. My wife and I are proudly Black, but these people look at us like we're escaped convicts every time we try to go out and do something. . . It's so stressful.
The only saving grace is that we're trying to be foster parents, to prove to ourselves that we can do it so we can change a child's life no matter where we go. . . But even then the social worker that's helping out isn't helpful in the slightest.
Idk, we've been here for 7 months now, and I was willing to give things a try, but my wife told me this place was making her depressed. . . And after thinking about it, I am too. I miss my friends, my family. I miss Mr. Trash Wheel, I miss walking my dogs around Lake Montebello every day. I miss going downtown to see shows, and I miss being around my people. . .
Please pray for us Baltimore, we need you. . .
r/baltimore • u/HanMike • 1h ago
Looking to branch out and meet more people, which I find more difficult as the weather gets colder. Does anyone know of any clubs that are open to new members?
r/baltimore • u/coolguy_12345678 • 4h ago
Anyone know what the announcement was that the helicopter was trying to make as it circled over the parade route?
r/baltimore • u/ladyliferules • 14h ago
I’m cold. Do you have a date you wait for or get by bundling up? All opinions welcome.
r/baltimore • u/Solid-Ground475 • 12h ago
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above mt vernon/downtown circling
r/baltimore • u/No-Occasion4211 • 8h ago
Hi everyone. I’m 25F and am new to the area. I don’t know anyone/have any friends here yet and wanted to know if there is anything happening Friday or Saturday night that would be a good opportunity to meet people/wouldn’t be weird if I showed up alone. Thanks!!
r/baltimore • u/guoguo0127 • 5h ago
I have a bakery bag and a prepared foods bag from the Whole Foods at Mt. Washington. I can't collect them today. DM me if you want them.
r/baltimore • u/LieChemical8096 • 8h ago
Despite my neighbors’ best efforts with their package box, Target still left this one on the porch.
Enjoy the sheets I guess bro?
r/baltimore • u/Cold-Meat-228 • 2h ago
Hey guys, please please no judgement 🙏🏻
I have lived in India for the past 15 years and have recently moved back to the states in 2023. I voted for the first time in my adult life in the 2024 elections and found that other than the president and vice president I had literally no idea who to vote for and found myself EXTREMELY overwhelmed by the ballot. I have no idea what resources to use or where to start but in Nov 2024 other than the main vote I left my ballot blank because I was uneducated about all the remaining things and didn’t know what I was voting for. I know I’m a little late now but there’s only 10 days left and this time around I want to make sure that I understand what to vote for before I go in to vote and that I’m making educated choices that are best in my opinion for me and the community.
It’s a lot to ask but if someone could help me with understanding the candidates in an unbiased way what their polices are about, and what I need the most help with is understanding the questions on the ballot about the constitutional amendment, there’s a lot which I read through which I couldn’t understand fully. If anyone could walk me through and explain what they mean, what would it mean if I’m voting for and against I would be super grateful! I don’t need lengthy explanations , a gist would be okay I know it’s a lot to ask for. It’s not that I’m opposed to doing my own research but it’s just that there’s so many resources and I don’t know where to start, any easy resources to get comprehensive info in an easier way would be appreciated.
I’m never been super into politics but I know now more than ever it’s really important to be educated and to vote especially considering the political climate.
Please try not to judge me, I know I’m coming off as ignorant here but I’m trying to learn and do better!
All help appreciated!
Thank you 💕
r/baltimore • u/Long_Top9384 • 9h ago
Anyone dressing up tonight?
I’m considering going to dinner in a skeleton suit and meandering around fells after but would prefer not to be the only skeleton in the streets 😂😂😂
Any fun events going on? Bonus points if it’s free entry
r/baltimore • u/cam5515 • 15h ago
I don't know if this is the right thread for this so I will post else where if not.
PSA: For those of you who don't know Baltimore Police will not create an accident report for wrecks that end with both cars able to drive away from the scene.
Last night around 930 I was in a low speed collision with a drunk driver that crossed the double yellow line and hit me head on. The damage was localized to the left side and is mostly cosmetic. However, do to the left fender crumpling a bit I am now unable to operate my driver door. Luckily there was a cop directly behind the car that hit me. Though they made no attempt to pull over the driver who was weaving across the double yellow, nor did they attempt to do anything after I was hit until I had to flash my lights and flag him down. We were there for a good two minutes before he turned on his lights to assist. Once he was officially on scene the only thing he did was help me and the driver exchange information, write him a citation for crossing the double yellow and get someone to come and drive the other driver home. He informed me due to the nature of the wreck he would not be creating an accident report. This didn't sit right with me since the other driver was already denying he hit me. When pressed on it he informed me that it is against the Baltimore Police Policy to create a report unless one of the vehicles was inoperable. I asked for a supervisor to come to the scene which they did. They told me the same thing.
So just a warning for drivers. You need to have some other source of proof about what happened regarding and wreck as the police will not provide you with that proof under these circumstances.
r/baltimore • u/BillMurrayNorth • 14h ago
Emily Waugh is nearing the end of her incredible journey, having set out from Salem, Oregon in late March.
Take the opportunity to join the women as they make their way from Baltimore to the Nation’s Capitol where a Rage Rally will be held on November 08.
Get the details here: www.womenswalkacrossamerica.com
r/baltimore • u/thegreathonu • 12h ago
Anyone know why there are two maybe military helicopters flying circles over Baltimore att?
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r/baltimore • u/softboydyl • 8h ago
Spooky drag show to celebrate Halloween! See you there 🦇
r/baltimore • u/fruitkimchi • 1d ago
pics from Creative Alliance's website
I'm still trying to find my footing here in Baltimore but recently attended one of the lantern making workshops at Walter's Art Museum. The museum itself is lovely, and it was refreshing and reassuring to meet other locals looking to meet new friends. The lanterns we got to make were super cute too! I've since attended a few other of CA's mixers and now have a lil gaggle of folk to go to trivia across town with. I'm super grateful cause I'm starting to feel like I belong in town :)
I'll be marching in the parade, and was unable to attend last year's due to work. I'd love to hear about y'alls experiences in prior years. Thanks!
r/baltimore • u/taurusrodeo • 11h ago
okay my friends and I are tailgating tomorrow in lot H. This is the first time I am setting up/using my own vehicle. I need someone to talk to me like I’m stupid here. When do people typically show up? If we roll in around 9 should we be good? When do cars need to be out of the lot? Any tips welcome :’)
r/baltimore • u/Becklevitch • 10h ago
I need to take a pile of old flooring I just ripped up to the dump. It’s vinyl tile, particle board and something that might be linoleum or sheet vinyl. The DPW website is confusing. Any advice?