Baltimore Keeps
Telling Our Story
Where Culture, Community, and Creativity Take Root. That's how one headline put it, and we've been lucky enough to be written about ever since we opened our doors on Charles Street.
A plant shop, a bar, and a stage for Baltimore
Reporters keep finding their way to 326 N Charles St because the idea holds up: plants organized by the regions they come from, a bar that pours Black-owned and women-owned makers, and a community that shows up for both.
The coverage spans our whole story so far, from a makerspace interview before we opened to features in the Baltimore Banner, Baltimore Magazine, and the AFRO, plus the local news cameras that showed up when our block needed the city's support. Every piece is summarized in our own words, with a link straight to the original story.
If you're new here, our about page is the best place to meet us, and the spaces we rent for events are the reason many readers first come looking.
Start with the Banner
The Baltimore Banner pulled up a seat at the bar and wrote the piece we'd hand to anyone who asked what this place is.
Plant yourself at the bar: Stem and Vine takes root downtown
Floor-to-ceiling windows full of green, a full bar in the back, and three years of work on the 300 block of North Charles Street. The Banner put the whole picture in one story. The same rooms, photographed without a reporter in them, are in our gallery of the spaces.
Read the storyEvery story in one place
Six more pieces from the outlets, blogs, and airwaves that have covered Stem & Vine in Baltimore.
Stem and Vine opens in Baltimore, cultivating a space for community, plants and wine
The AFRO covers our opening and the idea behind it: a space where plants, wine, and community share one roof.
Stem & Vine Helps Patrons Connect to the Cultural Roots of Their Plants and Spirits
Baltimore Magazine traces the regions concept, the history of our building, and the engineer who started it all.
North Charles Street businesses rally for community support
Local TV news on how our block came together after the September underground fire.
Quincy Goldsmith of Stem & Vine featured on the Swirl Suite Podcast
Our founder talks wine, travel, and the STEM behind Stem & Vine.
Stem & Vine will offer plants + wine in its store
A pre-opening interview from the Open Works makerspace, back when our plants lived in their lobby.
Stem and Vine opens in Baltimore (archive copy)
An archived copy of the AFRO opening story, kept for readers who saved the original link.
Our thanks to every writer who decided
this room was worth the column inches.
Come see it in person
The coverage is kind.
The room is better.
Writing about Stem & Vine, or want to? Reach us at info@stemandvinebaltimore.com or through the contact page and we'll get you what you need.
Read about it, then live it
The stories are a good start. The courtyard at golden hour settles it. Send us a date and come see for yourself.
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