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Baltimore's Buzzing This Week: Spring Festivals, Baseball, and St. Patrick's Vibes

Baltimore's Buzzing This Week: Spring Festivals, Baseball, and St. Patrick's Vibes

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 Hey Baltimore listeners, welcome to your friendly guide for what to do in Charm City this week! It's Thursday, March 5th, and the city's buzzing with spring vibes kicking in early. Let's dive into the fun happenings today through the weekend.

Starting right now, head to the Inner Harbor for the Baltimore Maritime Festival, running through Sunday. According to the official event page on VisitBaltimore.com, you can tour historic ships like the USS Torsk submarine, watch live nautical demos, and grab crab cakes from food trucks. Admission is just $15, with free entry for kids under 12—perfect for families soaking up that waterfront energy till 6 PM daily.

This evening, catch the Orioles' spring training home opener at Camden Yards against the Twins at 6:35 PM. MLB.com lists it as a ticketed event with fan zones opening early for autographs and beer gardens—grab seats via Ticketmaster before they're gone, as the forecast from Weather.com predicts balmy 65-degree temps.

Friday amps up with the First Fridays Art Walk in Mount Vernon from 5 to 9 PM. The Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts reports over 20 galleries opening their doors, featuring new exhibits like "Urban Visions" at the Maryland Institute College of Art, plus street performers and pop-up bars. It's free and stroll-friendly.

Saturday, don't miss the Irish Festival at Power Plant Live! from noon to 8 PM. Eventbrite details Celtic bands like The Elders headlining, Irish dance battles, whiskey tastings, and a massive soda bread contest—tickets start at $25. Pair it with the Fells Point Fun Festival nearby, where Fellspointfun.com highlights live music, artisan markets, and oyster shucking from 11 AM onward.

Wrapping the weekend, Sunday's Got Your Goat Farm Market at the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar under the Jones Falls Expressway from 7 AM to noon offers fresh goat cheese, local brews, and pupusas—Baltimore.org calls it a must for brunch hunters.

Whether you're dancing a jig or devouring seafood, Baltimore's got you covered. Stay safe, have a blast, and support local!

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