Baltimore Holiday Happenings: From Jazz to Lights, a Charm City Christmas
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Baltimore Holiday Happenings: From Jazz to Lights, a Charm City Christmas
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Start with a cozy jolt of holiday jazz tonight. According to National Today, Keystone Korner in Harbor East is hosting the Marcus Johnson Holiday Celebration at 6 p.m., with the Billboard-charting pianist bringing smooth holiday grooves to Lancaster Street. It’s a perfect way to slide from last-minute errands into full-on festive mode.
If you’re feeling more like a kid at heart, the National Aquarium’s daily Animal Encounter is on the schedule this afternoon in the Harbor Overlook, where staff introduce one of their animal ambassadors up close. The Aquarium’s site notes that these pop-up encounters are included with admission, so listeners can bundle it with a full Inner Harbor aquarium day.
For something that feels uniquely Baltimore, the Charm’tastic Mile group is closing out its first annual Eggnog and B’more Monopoly Holiday Week today. Patch reports that this new tradition celebrates the Baltimore-edition Monopoly board, featuring local icons like the National Aquarium, the Maryland Zoo, and the Ravens, all along the 1.3-mile “Charm’tastic Mile” from downtown to Harbor East. It’s an easy prompt to grab some eggnog, stroll the Inner Harbor, and maybe pick up the B’more Monopoly game for a holiday matchup at home.
Looking ahead to the weekend, the lights keep shining. Baltimore Style highlights the Maryland Holiday Light Spectacular at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium on Friday from 5:30 to 10 p.m., with over a million lights, walk-through displays, and larger-than-life holiday scenes. For a quieter Friday night, the same outlet points to The String Queens, a genre-bending string trio performing at Keystone Korner on December 26 from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Sunday offers a refined wind-down to the week at the B&O Railroad Museum. Baltimore Style notes a New Year’s Tea on December 28 from 12:30 to 3 p.m., pairing a short train ride on historic tracks with afternoon tea, treats, and a prosecco toast among vintage railcars. It’s a great pick for listeners looking for something festive but low-key before New Year’s Eve really ramps up across the city, from Inner Harbor fireworks to rooftop parties, as detailed by Baltimore Magazine’s New Year’s Eve guide.
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