Baltimore Weekend Guide: Culture, Comedy, and Community Celebrations
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Baltimore Weekend Guide: Culture, Comedy, and Community Celebrations
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If you haven't caught it yet, today is the perfect day to explore some of Baltimore's world-class attractions. The Maryland Center for History and Culture is open from ten in the morning until five in the evening, offering a deep dive into the region's rich past. According to the Baltimore Events Calendar, several museums are welcoming visitors with extended hours this Sunday.
Later today, head over to The Catonsville Clubhouse for the Benefit Concert by illyAIMY at two in the afternoon. This event celebrates local talent and supports a great cause. For something more athletic, UMBC is hosting a softball game against Saint Bonaventure at ten in the morning if you want to catch some college sports action.
Looking ahead to midweek, Monday brings Baltimore's Black History Month Parade, a vibrant celebration of culture, pride, and community. According to the Waterfront Partnership's events calendar, the parade steps off at noon on Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard, running from Eutaw Street to Baltimore Street. This is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate with neighbors and honor the contributions of Black Americans.
As we move into Wednesday, the Ottobar venue upstairs is hosting Trivia and Karaoke Night starting at six in the evening. Teams or solo players can compete in trivia at seven, with karaoke kicking off at nine thirty. It's a perfect midweek escape with friends.
Thursday night offers something more mystical. The Ottobar's QUEERAOKE event returns for a special Valentine's Day addition at nine in the evening. This drag optional karaoke experience is free, though donations are welcome. According to the event details, expect free candy, Valentine's Day cards, and a special Valentine's edition of their karaoke bingo game with all new prizes.
If you're craving some laughs and culture, the Vagabond Players are bringing Joseph Kesselring's classic Arsenic and Old Lace to the stage starting Friday, February twentieth through March fifteenth. This murder mystery farce promises impeccable comedy and masterful performances.
For film enthusiasts, Harbor East Cinema is hosting Craft and Cinema Night on February eighteenth, screening Wuthering Heights with fifteen dollar tickets that include free parking and exclusive giveaways.
Baltimore truly offers something for everyone this week, from celebrating history to enjoying live entertainment. Thank you for tuning in to your Baltimore weekend guide! Be sure to subscribe for more local event coverage and recommendations. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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