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Heritage at Whitehall Market Chef Rey Eugenio prepares Pancit Canton.

Clavel chef Carlos Raba prepares Tacos Al Gabernador.

The Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower is one of Baltimore's most iconic buildings and currently houses 15 floors of the city's most creative people providing a diverse cultural corridor in downtown Baltimore.

Residents of Uplands are seeing this brand new community take shape right before their eyes while they work to establish an identity for this new neighborhood.

Taking its name from the tiny flowers that once covered its fields and roadsides, the southwest community of Violetville is rebounding from the recent recession and residents are finally sharing this “best-kept secret".

With exhibits like "Freedom Bound" and "Make Good Trouble", the Reginald F. Lewis Museum is aimed to educate and inform Baltimoreans. Gabbie sits down with Museum Interim Director Wanda Draper to discuss the impact being created in the community.

Morgan Park is a community originally built to house faculty and administrators at Morgan State University who could not find housing in nearby middle class neighborhoods because of exclusionary covenants.

With live Friday night entertainment and specialty drinks, The Civil co-owner Paul Thomas is making his mark on Baltimore's nightlife scene. Gabbie chats with Paul about the entertainment climate while enjoying two of The Civil's new concoctions.

Dickeyville is steeped in its history as a thriving mill town dependent on the Gwynns Falls for its power.

Architects Brennan Murray and Nicole Pandolfo hold the Lexington Market project dear to their hearts, but for varied reasons. They sit down with Gabbie and share their past and future thoughts about this historic landmark.