Enjoy Free Outdoor Yoga Classes This Summer

July 6, 2017 1:01 pm

On Sunday, July 9th, head down to Haven on the Lake for an outdoor community yoga class in the sun. The class is slated to run for one hour, from 9 to 10 a.m., and features yoga movements ideal for yogis of all levels. The yoga class is completely free to attend. Those interested in attending are just asked to register online in advance.

Interested in attending this class? Yogis are asked to bring their own yoga mat, sunglasses, and sunblock to the event. Conveniently, the class is taking place only a few miles from Monarch Mills, so why not head out for some free yoga under the summer sky? Those who can’t make it to the class on Sunday, July 9th should mark their calendars for the future events, which fall on Sunday, August 13th and Sunday, September 10th.

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The Taste of the Islands Music and Wine Festival Comes to Catonsville on July 8th

July 3, 2017 12:01 pm

Taste of the Islands Music and Wine Festival brings the tastes and sounds of tropical locales to Catonsville. From 2 to 6 p.m. on Saturday, July 8th, Benjamin Banneker Historical Park and Museum plays host to winemakers and musicians from around the region, and general admission is just $25 when you purchase tickets in advance. Bring extra cash if you wish to buy tickets at the gate.

DJ Tanz, The Image Band, and Upside Down will provide the tunes for the day. Enjoy the music as you taste test wines from Maryland and beyond. Funds raised by the event go to various community programs and organizations led by the Baltimore County African American Cultural Festival, including a college scholarship and the fest itself, so don't miss it!

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Mission BBQ: Don’t Miss the Brisket

June 26, 2017 1:00 pm

Mission BBQ's moniker is fitting because its founding team is on a mission—and not just to serve stellar barbecue. They're working hard to support U.S. veterans and active military through organizations like the USO, the Special Operations Warrior Fund, and the Navy Seal Foundation. They also support local police officers and firefighters and love to hire veterans to help them get back on their feet.

The eatery's many philanthropic efforts only make its food taste even better. The brisket comes highly recommended. It's slowly smoked over oak wood and evokes authentic Texan cuisine. Enjoy the meat solo or try it on a sandwich. You can also sink your teeth into tender pulled pork, sliced turkey, pulled chicken, sausage, or even seasoned and smoked salmon. Add a side made from scratch, like the mac and cheese, baked beans, or fries for the full Mission BBQ experience.

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