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What to do in Baltimore

What to do in Baltimore

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 Events in Baltimore"Keep track of all the events in Baltimore, Maryland with our daily podcast. From festivals and concerts to cultural events and more, we bring you the latest updates on what’s happening in Charm City."Copyright 2025 Inception Point Ai 政治・政府
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  • Headline: Charm City's Holiday Festivities Abound: From German Christmas Village to Motown Christmas Revue

    Headline: Charm City's Holiday Festivities Abound: From German Christmas Village to Motown Christmas Revue
    2025/12/25
    Hey listeners, merry Christmas from your friendly Baltimore guide! Even on this festive December 25th, Charm City is buzzing with holiday magic wrapping up today and exploding into action through the weekend. According to Baltimore Fishbowl, today's your last chance to soak up the German Christmas Village at the Inner Harbor waterfront—grab hot cocoa, bratwurst, and shop vendors until it closes, perfect for that final dose of twinkling lights and cheer.

    Hop over to The Shops at Kenilworth for the Holiday Train Garden on the lower level during mall hours, where model trains chug through festive scenes. At the Maryland Zoo, Holly Days continues with Santa visits, poinsettia crafts, a snowman scavenger hunt, and animal ambassadors—pure family fun. And don't miss the Eggnog & B'more Monopoly Holiday Week finale along the Charm'tastic Mile from Greene and Pratt to President and Fleet Streets, celebrating Baltimore's new Monopoly edition with Old Bay, the National Aquarium, Ravens, and more—pick up a game as a post-Christmas treat, as reported by Patch.com.

    Tomorrow, Friday December 26th, kicks off with a bang! Train enthusiasts, hit the Fire Museum of Maryland, B&O Railroad Museum's Holiday Festival of Trains with rides, crafts, and Santa photos, plus Everyman Theatre's spine-tingling Deceived, a Gaslight adaptation. Music lovers, catch the soulful String Queens at Keystone Korner from 6 to 7:30 p.m., or Santa Claus is Comin’: A Motown Christmas Revue at Baltimore Center Stage. Sports fans, WWE Holiday Tour slams into CFG Bank Arena at 7 p.m., and pedal into the night with Baltimore Bike Party starting at St. Mary’s Park. Wicked enchants the Hippodrome Theatre all weekend too.

    Saturday the 27th brings punk rock fire with Gogol Bordello at Nevermore Hall at 7 p.m., plus more train gardens and zoo festivities. Sunday the 28th wraps with Paper Circuit Greeting Cards workshop at Maryland Science Center at 10:30 a.m., where you'll build light-up cards, and the elegant New Year’s Tea at B&O Railroad Museum from 12:15 to 3 p.m.—scones, teas, and rail nostalgia in festive attire.

    Whether you're chasing thrills, tunes, or trains, Baltimore's got you covered this holiday stretch. Bundle up, explore, and make memories!

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  • Baltimore Holiday Happenings: From Jazz to Lights, a Charm City Christmas

    Baltimore Holiday Happenings: From Jazz to Lights, a Charm City Christmas
    2025/12/24
    Baltimore listeners, if you’re in town this week, you’ve got a full sleigh of things to do all around Charm City.

    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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  • Baltimore Buzzing with Holiday Excitement: Christmas Parties, Poe-Themed Theater, and New Year's Eve Celebrations

    Baltimore Buzzing with Holiday Excitement: Christmas Parties, Poe-Themed Theater, and New Year's Eve Celebrations
    2025/12/21
    Baltimore, if listeners are wondering what to do this week, the city is absolutely buzzing with holiday energy and end-of-year excitement.

    Let’s start right in the heart of downtown. At the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel on East Pratt Street, Dave Couser’s 20th Annual Christmas Affair is wrapping up its big anniversary celebration. According to Eventbrite, this long-running party brings together stylish Baltimoreans for an evening of dancing, laughter, and “celebrating the good life,” with VIP tables available and paid parking right at the hotel. It’s 21 and over, so think dressed-up vibes, cocktails, and a very grown-up holiday dance floor.

    Just a short walk away, listeners can lean into some culture with a twist. The National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre is presenting “A Christmas Carol for Edgar Allan Poe” at Motor House on West North Avenue. WYPR’s community calendar explains that this original play imagines what Dickens’ classic would look like if it were written about America’s master of horror himself. Performances run through this evening, with a matinee and evening show, giving listeners a chance to savor something spooky, literary, and festive all at once.

    If music is more your speed, there are two big options. First, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is presenting its Holiday Pops concert at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The BSO’s own site describes it as part of their Celebrations Collection Holiday Series, with seasonal favorites and a festive atmosphere, plus treats from Codetta Bake Shoppe in the lobby. Later tonight, Visit Baltimore highlights a Candlelight Tribute to Drake at the Maryland Center for History and Culture. Under a room filled with glowing candles, a string quartet plays hits like God’s Plan, One Dance, and Hold On, We’re Going Home. It’s a perfect date-night option for listeners who love modern music but want a classy setting.

    Family in town? The National Aquarium’s daily schedule lists a 10:30 a.m. Animal Encounter at the Harbor Overlook, included with admission. Listeners can get face-to-face with an Eastern box turtle, a bearded dragon, or even a hyacinth macaw while learning how to protect their habitats. It’s a quick but memorable experience for kids and adults.

    Looking ahead to later this week and the weekend, the city’s nightlife heats up. Power Plant Live is already promoting NYE Live!, an all-access New Year’s Eve party that, according to Power Plant Live’s own event page, gives one ticket entry into seven different bars and nightclubs, with live DJs, a food buffet, non-alcoholic drinks, and party favors. VIP tickets even include a full beverage package. And for comedy fans, the Baltimore Comedy Factory is rolling out a string of special-event weekends with big-name comics like Tommy Davidson leading into New Year’s Eve and beyond, as listed on the club’s official calendar. It’s 21 and over with a two-drink minimum, so listeners can count on adult humor and a late-night crowd.

    For a more low-key, local feel, Visit Baltimore spotlights the Winter Solstice Artist and Maker’s Market at Peabody Heights Brewery on East 30th Street. This event brings together BIPOC, queer, and trans artists and makers selling unique gifts, alongside seasonal drinks, food, and cozy brewery vibes. It’s a great midweek or weekend stop to support small businesses and pick up last-minute presents.

    So whether listeners want candlelit Drake, Poe-meets-Christmas theater, symphonic holiday classics, a massive New Year’s blowout, or a craft market in a neighborhood brewery, Baltimore has a packed week of options waiting.

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