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The White Marsh Mall has over 140 specialty shops including an outdoor shopping area called the Avenue lined with restaurants and retailers. Events often take place on the Avenue during the summer months as well as during the holidays.
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Annapolis Towne Centre Continues to Expand Mixed-Use Space
Annapolis' newest shopping center continues to grow in both tenants and popularity, providing another outlet for locals and visitors to dine, shop and play just minutes away from its historical downtown area. While the commerce may be more high-end, the vibe is laid back and welcoming - a warm invitation for patrons to return. Read more »
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Nation's Largest Specialty Golf Retailer Hitting the Baltimore Retail Scene
Golfsmith is the nation's largest specialty golf retailer and has opened its' 83rd store in Timonium, one of the largest specialty golf stores in the state. Located in a 22,000 square foot facility, this golf store is considered a "golfer's paradise". A large selection of clubs, both new and used, a large bag section, large shoe section, large apparel section, make it hard not to find what you need here. Read more »
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About Baltimore, MD Shopping
Shopping in Baltimore's never a disappointment, whether you're a flea-market addict, a high-end boutique lover or just a casual window browser. The tourist-laden Inner Harbor houses many familiar national retailers, while some of the older neighborhoods like Mount Vernon and Fell's Point are home to some fine boutiques, antique galleries and other specialty stores. Another must for collectors, Antique Row is located on Howard Street downtown and houses an entire block of historic antique stores. Perhaps the most distinctive shopping options are the public markets. Offering fresh meats, produce, baked goods, as well as some tasty prepared foods, the markets are popular stops for many locals. Lexington Market, founded in 1782, is the city's oldest, but the Broadway Market in Fell's Point and the Cross Street Market in Federal Hill also offer many flavorful treats, plants, flowers and handmade gifts.
- Baltimore Expert Elizabeth Baxley






