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Traveling to the countryside doesn’t mean giving up on good eats. In fact, some of Baltimore County’s most esteemed eateries can be found nestled in its rural communities. This cohort of fine dining establishments provide the perfect venue for Valentine’s Day or any other date night.
The Milton Inn’s 280-year-old fieldstone house imbues a truly unique atmosphere to its collection of french-inspired dishes.
The newly renovated Oregon Grille can be found beside the County’s iconic pastures and woodlands, offering classic American cuisine to those who make the trip.
Looking for some Italian fare closer to home? Linwoods of Owings Mills and Vito Ristorante of Cockeysville offer a rich array of authentic pasta dishes and wine collections.
Black history month gives us the opportunity to reflect on America’s history with slavery and colonialism while acknowledging the contributions made by African creators and intellectuals. Explore the rich educational experiences that the County has to offer this February.
Host a Black history month trivia event with Black Trivia Network! This Owings Mills-based company hosts fun and engaging trivia nights for organizations in the Baltimore/DC area.
The Diggs-Johnson Museum of African American History was once the center of a mining town operated by slaves before becoming a church in 1887. Today, it stands as a museum whose curators provide visitors with enriching educational experiences about slavery in the region.
Nothing beats the winter blues like live music and good company. These casual eats give patrons the perfect opportunity to relax and enjoy an array of talented musical performers from around the beltway.
Hightopps Backstage Grille is a local favorite set beside the Maryland State Fairgrounds. This sprawling bar and restaurant has been hosting DJ’s, bands, solo acts and open mic nights almost every night for decades.
South of Baltimore, Fish Head Cantina pairs casual pub dining with a rotating sushi bar and massive stages loved by performers from across the region.
Located on opposite sides of York Road in Towson, Rec Room and The Point offer live music beside the bar every weekend.
Any list of the County’s venues would be incomplete without “Music City Maryland.” Sunscape Live Promoters showcase a variety of bands at Catonsville favorites like State Fare, El Guapo and Morsberger’s Tavern.
