Brimming with Summer Fun: Baltimore's Vibrant Events this Week and Weekend
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Brimming with Summer Fun: Baltimore's Vibrant Events this Week and Weekend
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Kicking off the festivities, this Thursday you can immerse yourself in Baltimore’s thriving arts scene with free and ticketed gallery events across the city, including exhibits at Baltimore Clayworks and the Maryland Center for History and Culture, both running throughout the day. According to Baltimore Magazine’s event calendar, listeners can also catch evening talks and performances at various city venues.
The real action starts this weekend. For families with kids or anyone young at heart, Bubble Days returns to the Maryland Science Center on Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 pm. Watch expert bubble artist Casey Carle, make your own bubble solution, and get hands-on with all things bubbly as reported by Baltimore Fishbowl.
Food lovers will want to head over to Peabody Heights Brewery on Saturday afternoon for the Meltdown Frozen Dessert Festival from 2 pm to 8 pm. It’s a free, family-friendly event with frozen treats, music, bubble blowing, painting, and even a magic show, all according to Baltimore Fishbowl.
Music fans, don’t miss the Sunset Concert at Star Bright Farm on Saturday night featuring Mambo Combo, with food trucks and drinks starting at 4 pm. If you are craving some Baltimore crab, the B&O Railroad Museum is hosting Crab Fest on Saturday from 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm, with chefs serving up classics like steamed crabs, crab tacos, and more.
Movie lovers can relive the suspense of Jaws in Concert at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, where the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will perform the iconic score live alongside the film. Shows are Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon, as detailed by Baltimore Fishbowl.
Saturday and Sunday also bring the Baltimore Caribbean Festival at Druid Hill Park. According to the mayor’s office and VIPSocio, this vibrant celebration fills the park with music, dance, food, and a parade, making it one of the city’s most anticipated summer spectacles.
Downtown, Friday Night Live at Power Plant Live keeps the party going with live bands, drink specials, and high-energy vibes in the heart of the city, as highlighted by the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore.
For those seeking a truly unique experience, check out the Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge along the waterfront, where you can cheer on teams racing in colorful dragon boats and enjoy family activities throughout Saturday.
No matter your interests, Baltimore is buzzing with excitement and events this week. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for your next dose of fun things to do in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.