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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 2024 Quiet. Please 政治・政府
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  • Charm City Buzzes with Jam-Packed Weekend of Events

    Charm City Buzzes with Jam-Packed Weekend of Events
    2025/09/13
    Baltimore listeners, the city is buzzing this Saturday, September 13, and into the weekend with an incredible lineup of events that will make you fall in love with Charm City all over again. Whether you want food, festivals, music, fun for the family, or a good laugh, Baltimore Magazine and Baltimore Fishbowl point to a jam-packed calendar right in your backyard.

    Today, head to the iconic Baltimore Book Festival, happening all weekend in the Waverly neighborhood between Greenmount and Barclay Avenues from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Through Sunday, expect outdoor author talks, pop-up book shops, poetry readings, and special activities for kids. The city's bookworms gather rain or shine, so bibliophiles, this is your moment.

    Music fans, make your way to the 9th Annual Love Groove Festival on Whitelock Street. Celebrate local music with Baltimore producer John Tyler and a full roster of artists. If you’re hungry for something different, the Bmore Vegan Block Party at 100 North Charles Street offers plant-based food, live music, and eco-friendly vibes from 3 to 8 p.m.

    Comedian Adam Sandler hits the CFG Bank Arena tonight at 7:30 p.m., guaranteeing a hilarious evening, while fans of mashups should not miss Beethoven x Beyoncé at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall at 8 p.m., where classical and contemporary mix in jaw-dropping style.

    Families can launch the kids into adventure at Port Discovery Children's Museum with Queens & Kings & Knights & Things running today and tomorrow. Kids can joust, build cardboard swords, and go on a quest, perfect for little knights and aspiring royals.

    For something hands-on and crafty, Manor Mill is offering art workshops all weekend, from punch needle rug hooking to neon bird painting. Elsewhere, the 13th Biennial Catholic Charities Dragon Boat Races will animate the Inner Harbor with friendly competition and spectacle.

    Baltimore Center Stage invites all ages to a jaw-dropping afternoon of magic and comedy hypnosis with internationally acclaimed David Anthony at 2 p.m. Tonight at the Maryland Zoo, Fatal Fauna: Til Death Do Us Part transforms a murder mystery dinner into a wild, animal-ambassador-filled wedding party.

    On Saturday night, Mobtown Ballroom welcomes dancers of all kinds to a Baltimore Square Dance with live music and caller instruction. Indie music fans can catch Soccer Mommy at Baltimore Soundstage for an emotionally charged set starting at 8 p.m.

    Sunday winds down with a Sock Hop at Manor Mill and jazz standout Kassa Overall performing two sets at Keystone Korner Baltimore.

    Before the week wraps up, do not forget historic Defenders’ Day celebrations at Fort McHenry, the GBC’s 70th Annual Meeting at the Renaissance Harborplace, and plenty of neighborhood festivals and art shows.

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  • Buzzing Baltimore Hosts Diverse Arts, Culture, and Community Events This Week

    Buzzing Baltimore Hosts Diverse Arts, Culture, and Community Events This Week
    2025/09/11
    Listeners, Baltimore is buzzing this week and you are not going to want to miss a beat. Starting Thursday evening, head downtown for the Bromo Art Walk, a multi-block adventure through the Bromo Arts District with open galleries, performances, and hands-on art activities like the Brush Mural Fest at the Maryland Center for History and Culture Courtyard. Current Space will be hosting art and jazz with Lafayette Gilchrist, and Dear Globe Coffee puts on a thought-provoking exhibit addressing urgent social themes. All this energy runs from five to nine tonight—absolutely free to just explore and soak in.

    Friday and through the weekend, Baltimore holds special commemorative events for the anniversary of September 11, including a city vigil at the World Trade Center in the harbor and a ceremony honoring Marylanders lost. The U.S. Naval Academy’s solemn Flag Run and moment of silence wrap up in the evening with poignant tributes along the waterfront.

    This weekend, make your way to Fell’s Point for the annual Oyster Fest, running Friday through Sunday on Broadway Square. Expect briny local oysters, live bands, and bustling crowds as one of Baltimore’s favorite street festivals brings the Chesapeake’s best flavors right to the harbor.

    In North Baltimore, it’s all about international food and culture at the Asia In A Bite Food Fest. More than 30 vendors serve up Asian delicacies along the waterfront and fill the weekend with music and dance.

    Saturday is packed. The Baltimore Rhythm Festival takes over the Montessori school in Station North from noon to six with outdoor performances, workshops, and community drum circles. Fans of live music will want to check out Adam Sandler’s show at CFG Bank Arena or Soccer Mommy at Baltimore Soundstage, while synth-pop fans can hit Ottobar. For something wildly original, Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall hosts Beethoven x Beyoncé—a live mashup of Queen Bey’s hits and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7.

    Bring the kids to Port Discovery’s Queens & Kings & Knights & Things for medieval games, jousting, and family quests all weekend. Over at the Maryland Zoo Saturday night, Fatal Fauna: Til Death Do Us Part offers a wedding-themed murder mystery dinner party complete with animal ambassadors for a twist on your dinner plans.

    For art lovers needing a creative brush up, join a painting workshop at Manor Mill, or tap into Baltimore’s jazz legacy with Nicole Henry at Keystone Korner.

    Sports fans, don’t forget that the Orioles have special ticket promotions supporting the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, so grab a seat if you want to support a great cause.

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  • Baltimore Bustling with Maritime, Cycling, and Music Events This Weekend

    Baltimore Bustling with Maritime, Cycling, and Music Events This Weekend
    2025/09/06
    Baltimore is bursting with energy this week, and there is no shortage of exciting events to keep you entertained. Today, Saturday, September 6th, marks a jam-packed day for the city. For those who love all things maritime, Baltimore BoatFest returns to Lighthouse Point Marina from 1 to 8 p.m. Expect live music, food and drink specials at Pusser’s Landing, a silent auction benefiting The Chesapeake Bay Foundation, vendors, and all the charismatic waterfront fun that represents true Baltimore spirit. Admission is just five dollars if you stroll in on foot, while boaters docking for the day get in free according to Oasis Experiences, the organizer.

    Cycling enthusiasts and families should head to Patterson Park this afternoon from 12 to 4 p.m. for the Maryland Cycling Classic: Bike Jam. Conveniently scheduled to coincide with the legendary Maryland Cycling Classic race, Bike Jam invites everyone for a family-friendly bike loop, a kid’s obstacle course, tutorials for new riders, arts and crafts like the Spin Art Bike, and even meet and greets with pro cyclists. Food trucks are on hand to keep up your energy as you take in America’s biggest pro cycling event. The Maryland Cycling Classic itself, as reported by Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore, is making history with both men’s and women’s elite competitions on an all-new circuit route winding through Baltimore streets, with start and finish lines set at Harbor Point and East Pratt.

    The party doesn’t end there. Music lovers won’t want to miss pop sensation Benson Boone lighting up CFG Bank Arena tonight on his American Heart World Tour, with doors opening at 8 p.m. Baltimore Magazine says his performance promises a high-energy show for fans.

    At the Inner Harbor Amphitheater, Mr. Trash Wheel, the city’s own googly-eyed champion of clean water, hosts an environmentally themed Baltimore x Baltimore concert series from 2 to 8 p.m. There will be live music, youth talent shows, dancing, drumming, and unique performances such as stilt walking and stories of the sea, along with local food, drink, and shopping vendors.

    Art aficionados will want to take in the free "Preservation" exhibit by Trevor Shimizu at the Art Hall from 1 to 4 p.m. The show breathes new life into discarded materials, challenging visitors to rethink the boundaries of creativity.

    Don’t forget, the Maryland State Fair wraps up this weekend in Timonium, offering thrilling rides, indulgent fair foods, carnival games, and live entertainment. For a unique cultural experience, catch Aula de Flamenco at Theatre Project either tonight or tomorrow, where you can immerse yourself in the magic of Spanish dance and music.

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