Friday, June 1, 2012
The first event starts on June 1.
Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer for some, but many locals welcome the season with the Friday Night Concert Series. Starting June 1, bands will perform near Greetings & Readings at the Hunt Valley Towne Centre, according to the bookstore's website. The free concerts will run from 7:30 to 9 p.m. throughout the summer. This year's lineup includes returning favorites Eric Scott and Sons of Pirates, and new acts such as Impulse. Check out videos of past performances on the Greetings & Readings Youtube Channel.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
The seafood restaurant is the latest business to join the Hunt Valley Towne Centre.
The Hunt Valley Towne Centre's newest restaurant is scheduled to open later this year. According to a news release from Greenberg Gibbons—an Owings Mills based developer that owns the center—Joe's Crab Shack is planning to open its doors in the fall. The Hunt Valley location of the seafood restaurant will feature a large dining and bar area, and an enclosed patio playground, the release states. Joe's Crab Shack is the lastest in a recent string of vendors—including Eileen Fisher and Subway— to set up shop in the town center.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
The clothing boutique is scheduled to open in September.
Have you wondered what's being constructed next to the Panera Bread in the Hunt Valley Towne Centre? Patch has an answer. An Eileen Fisher boutique is expected to open at the location in September, said Kendra Heiser, development assistant for Greenberg Gibbons Commercial. The Owings Mills based commerical real estate developer owns the town center property. Eileen Fisher is a woman's clothing store that focuses on functional, eco-friendly designs. In November 2011, Patch reported that Greenberg Gibbons is preparing for new businesses at the town center.
Monday, February 6, 2012
The restaurant and entertainment center was first proposed in 2009 by Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis and his business partner.
Construction activity at the planned MVP Entertainment has been scarce over the past several months, but a property owner said the project isn't dead yet. "It is still a possibility," said Tom Fitzpatrick, chief operating officer of Greenberg Gibbons Commercial. "[The developers] are still completing work on it." Attempts to contact the main developer, Peake Contracting Inc., were unsuccessful. A phone number listed on the company's website for its Hunt Valley headquarters is out of service. The project was first proposed in September 2009 by Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis and his business partner Marc Rosen. In December 2010, The Baltimore Sun reported that MVP Entertainment, slated to include a restaurant, arcade, pool tables and …
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
The restaurant is located in the space formerly occupied by Quiznos.
A Subway restaurant is opening soon at the Hunt Valley Towne Centre. The sub shop is expected to open within the first two weeks of January 2012, according to Michelle Schiffer, a representative for Green Gibbons Commerical, which owns the shopping center. The popular chain is currently looking to hire full and part-time employees at the location, according to a sign posted on the building. Interested people are encouraged to apply online at Subway's website or in person at the Exxon On-The-Run/Subway at 11235 York Road in Cockeysville. The new Subway is located in the space formerly occupied by Quiznos, another chain sub shop.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Local husbands, take note of these present possibilities.
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
I’m turning into a cliché: I have become the mom who is hard to buy for. I don’t know exactly when it happened. I have been noticing it slowly creeping up on me since my daughter Lucy was born almost four years ago, but it has become acute this Christmas season. Maybe it’s because both my kids are in hyper drive this year – at this time last year, my son Isaac was just seven months old, whereas now he’s everywhere all at once and is bursting with big personality, just like his sister. I have spent plenty of time crafting holiday gift lists for both of them, and consequently I have spent very little time thinking about what I might want. I tend to treat myself to the things I want here and there throughout the year. I don’t really need …
Brunch at Barrett’s Grill in Hunt Valley Towne Centre rivals its dinner.
Aside from the occasional coffee shop or diner, Cockeysville doesn’t have much in the way of brunch options–an egregious shortcoming Barrett’s Grill has set out to rectify. Since I enjoyed my first visit there for dinner, I was more than happy to return when I found out Barrett’s, located in the Hunt Valley Towne Centre, now serves brunch, especially considering it’s my favorite meal of the weekend. In keeping with my previous experience, the service was impeccable, and it should have been, considering my group was the first and only party to enter the restaurant at 10 a.m. I can only chalk up the empty tables to the fact that brunch is a new feature at Barrett’s, and people don’t know about it yet. So now you know. Although the …
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Friday, December 2, 2011
The shopping center was one of the Comptroller's stops on his "Shop Maryland for the Holidays" tour.
Comptroller Peter Franchot visited the Hunt Valley Towne Centre on Thursday as part of his "Shop Maryland for the Holidays" tour. "'Shop Maryland for the Holidays' is a way to encourage Marylanders to shop in state and support their communities for the holiday gift giving season," Franchot said in a news release. "I encourage Marylanders to get off the Internet and patronize local businesses. You can get great deals and help the more than 500,000 Marylanders employed in our state’s retail sector." While at the town center, Franchot met with local business owners, shoppers, Councilman Todd Huff and Register of Wills Grace Connolly. Hunt Valley was one of seven stops statewide in the comptroller's tour, according to the release.
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
The shopping center prepares for the holiday season.
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Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Date nights are even better when the kids spend the night at their grandparents’ house.
Last Saturday, something highly unusual happened to me as the mother of two kids under age 4: My eyes didn’t pop open until nearly 9 a.m. No one had woken me by barking pre-dawn shouts of “Mama” from down the hall. No one cried out for whole milk at 4 a.m. There were no whiney requests to watch “Super Why” while eating cinnamon sugar toast prepared by a bleary-eyed mom. As I lay there under the covers, it took me a minute to remember why the house was so peaceful and still: My children weren’t home. The smile slowly spread across my face as I realized that my husband and I were in Hour #14 of our Extreme Date Night. That’s a phrase I just coined for when the grandparents pick up the kids for a sleepover so mom and dad can have a night and …
Kathleen Walther
10:42 am on Friday, March 30, 2012
Checked out the prices on the Eileen Fischer website. Absolutely ridiculous!! Guess this store only caters to the elite and rich. more ›