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Baltimore's Action-Packed Week: Arts, Festivals, and Unique Events Across the City

Baltimore's Action-Packed Week: Arts, Festivals, and Unique Events Across the City

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 Baltimore listeners, get ready for an action-packed week featuring lively arts, seasonal festivals, and one-of-a-kind events across the city. Whether you crave culture, comedy, or delicious eats, Baltimore is the place to be this week.

Today, November 13th, you can kick things off with Brew and Build: From Idea to Launch at Johns Hopkins’ FastForward 1812 on Ashland Avenue, starting at 9am. If you love live performance, head to The Red Room on North Avenue at 7:30pm for Jeff Carey’s End of Year Status Update, a ticketed electro-acoustic music experience that’s sure to challenge your senses.

Comedy fans are in luck tonight with Chad Daniels performing his stand-up act at Magooby’s Joke House in Timonium at 7:30pm. This show is for those eighteen and older, perfect for a night out with friends.

Friday, November 14th, brings the acclaimed Game Your Future Conference at the Baltimore Convention Center—great for tech enthusiasts looking to network and learn. Over at Baltimore Clayworks on Smith Avenue, Winterfest 2025 opens with hands-on art activities and seasonal fun for families. If you’re in the mood for music, Jazz Funk Soul featuring Jeff Lorber, Everette Harp, and Paul Jackson Jr. will energize Keystone Korner on Lancaster Street. Also on Friday, multimedia legend John Waters hosts Movie Night at MICA with a screening of his cult classic, Cry-Baby, in Leake Lecture Hall at 7:30pm.

The weekend offers even more highlights. On Saturday, the Inner Harbor International Arts and Eats Festival turns West Shore Park into a vibrant destination with global cuisine, artisan vendors, and live music—plus free activities for kids, according to Eventbrite. Literary lovers should check out the Baltimore Writers' Conference at Towson University’s Liberal Arts Building. Later, Peabody Heights Brewery hosts the spicy Nevermore Hot Sauce Festival with tastings and music. For improv comedy, The Highwire Center in Highlandtown is staging multiple shows including Unscripted Magic and Sneaky Link.

On Sunday, classical music shines at Shriver Hall with violinist Tessa Lark, cellist Joshua Roman, and double bassist Edgar Meyer. Sports and pop fans won’t want to miss Maroon 5’s Love Is Like Tour at CFG Bank Arena. Plus, the Maryland Science Center offers creative workshops for all ages, including stained glass art and toddler math sessions throughout the day.

If you’re a theater buff, don’t forget “Art” at Everyman Theatre is running now through November 16. Maryland Theatre Guide rates it highly, praising its sharp humor and emotional depth in a spectacular, minimalist setting.

Baltimore’s waterfront neighborhoods also sparkle with holiday-themed events, markets, and community activities all week. The Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore invites you to stroll Inner Harbor, Harbor East, and Fells Point to explore festive lights, unique art, and delicious treats.

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