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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: Baltimore Buzzing with Eclectic Weekend Lineup - From Rock Musicals to Ice Skating, Nuclear Ships to Jazz Summits

    Headline: Baltimore Buzzing with Eclectic Weekend Lineup - From Rock Musicals to Ice Skating, Nuclear Ships to Jazz Summits
    2025/11/06
    Baltimore is full of energy this week, with experiences to match every mood as the city heads into the weekend. Let’s kick things off tonight with a truly iconic show: Vagabond Players are lighting up their 110th season with the legendary rock musical HAIR. This production brings the peace, love, and energy of the 1960s into a bold, modern staging. It’s a fantastic chance to celebrate music and community right in Fells Point, with tickets available for performances all weekend long, according to the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore.

    Over at the Inner Harbor, the famed Inner Harbor Ice Rink opens for the season on Friday. Skating against the backdrop of Baltimore’s waterfront and downtown skyline is a must for anyone craving a classic winter moment. Swing by with friends or family, lace up your skates, and get ready for themed skate nights throughout the winter. This is an annual Baltimore favorite and a great way to embrace the crisp November air.

    Aquarium lovers can take advantage of Half-Price Friday Nights. Every Friday after 5 p.m., the National Aquarium offers half-priced admission, letting you spend your evening with sharks, jellyfish, and turtles for less. It’s a perfect date night option or a treat for curious kids.

    Saturday brings a unique historical adventure—visiting the Nuclear Ship Savannah at the port. This mid-century marvel lets visitors explore the world’s first nuclear-powered merchant ship, including its retro interiors and even the reactor containment vessel, as detailed by the Waterfront Partnership. It’s open for tours from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

    Jazz fans, Saturday night at Keystone Korner promises a Saxophone Summit with legends Ronnie Laws, Mike Phillips, Tia Fuller, and Phillip Doc Martin sharing one stage. Expect virtuoso performances that will leave you in awe and tapping your feet.

    Baltimore is also launching into the holiday spirit, with the Lewis Holiday Wonderland decking out the Reginald F. Lewis Museum in regal seasonal style, and the Inner Harbor gearing up for the grand opening of its Christmas Village. Grab traditional German treats, browse artisan stalls, and enjoy the Gluhwine Pyramid—an occasion that’s festive, free, and family-friendly.

    Whether you’re gliding across fresh ice, humming classic tunes, delving into science and history, or starting your holiday shopping early at Harborplace’s makers market, Baltimore’s got something thrilling for everyone this week.

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  • Baltimore's Bustling Week: Pumpkin Smash, Music Superstars, and More

    Baltimore's Bustling Week: Pumpkin Smash, Music Superstars, and More
    2025/11/02
    Baltimore listeners, welcome to a celebration of local events this Sunday, November second and throughout the week. If you’re looking for things to do today and for the rest of the week in Baltimore, you’re in for a treat. Let’s get right to the city’s best happenings.

    Today, the Maryland Science Center hosts its legendary Pumpkin Smash from ten in the morning until noon. Bring your leftover jack-o-lanterns and send them flying off the Science Center’s four-story-high launch tube, turning pumpkin smashing into both a spectacle and compost for the city. Outdoor participation in Pumpkin Smash is free, but if you want to go inside and explore the center, tickets are required. According to Visit Baltimore, it’s a must-see for families, science fans, and anyone wanting a fun end to Halloween.

    Music lovers, the CFG Bank Arena welcomes R&B superstars Brandy and Monica this evening for The Boy Is Mine Tour, bringing iconic throwback hits and new sounds to the heart of Baltimore. At Keystone Korner Baltimore, Jamaal Whittington pays tribute to Musiq Soulchild and D’Angelo, promising deep grooves and soulful vibes.

    Craving classic Italian comfort food? Head to Little Italy for the annual Ravioli & Spaghetti Dinner at 908 Stiles Street, carryout only, from noon to four. The neighborhood’s homemade pastas are served with love and tradition.

    For those who want to get a little spooky, Guilford Hall Brewery is hosting a unique event called Poe’s Lover: A Séance for Sarah Helen Whitman, starting at five this afternoon. This immersive literary experience combines the supernatural with Baltimore’s rich Edgar Allan Poe heritage.

    Art enthusiasts, the Baltimore Museum of Art features the Amy Sherald: American Sublime exhibition, spotlighting the acclaimed portraiture artist. The show runs during regular museum hours and promises vibrant, thought-provoking works that are perfect for an afternoon of inspiration.

    If live theater calls to you, Baltimore Center Stage is showcasing The Peculiar Patriot at three o’clock, with a touch tour and audio description available to further immerse guests in the performance’s timely storytelling.

    Don’t forget Asia in a Bite at Maryland Live! is free today and showcases delicious Asian cuisine and culture for foodies and families.

    Looking further into the week and weekend, the Highwire Center keeps the laughs going with improv shows and comedy improv workshops, perfect for anyone seeking spontaneous fun. And on Saturday, fans of stand-up comedy, head to Baltimore Comedy Factory for a special show with Dominique, sure to keep spirits high.

    For more festive fun, waterfront neighborhoods like Fells Point offer lingering Halloween-themed trick-or-treat activities, perfect for families looking for safe outdoor excitement, and there’s always something brewing at the local breweries or live at Power Plant Live!

    That wraps up the best of Baltimore this week. Whether you want science, food, art, music, or a dash of haunted energy, your city’s got something for you. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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  • Vibrant Weekend in Baltimore: Festivals, Concerts, and Lingering Halloween Fun

    Vibrant Weekend in Baltimore: Festivals, Concerts, and Lingering Halloween Fun
    2025/11/01
    Kicking off this first weekend in November, Baltimore is alive with festivals, concerts, family fun, and a few lingering Halloween chills. Today, listeners can dive headfirst into the vibrant energy at the Maryland Toy Expo at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. With doors open from 8 in the morning to 5 in the evening, this legendary expo features over 270 vendor booths loaded with toys, comics, collectibles, and special guests, making it the ideal destination for fans of every age and taste.

    For those who want to shop local and enjoy community vibes, head over to Dangerously Delicious Saturday Market on West 36th Street in Hampden. Running from 11 until 6, the open-air bazaar brings together a mix of vintage goods, art, eclectic crafts, and plenty of tempting treats from Dangerously Delicious Pies and other local vendors. Expect everything from handmade jewelry and upcycled fashion to one-of-a-kind gifts, perfect for that early holiday shopping.

    If you’re feeling festive, there’s no shortage of Halloween spirit lingering in the city. In Canton, "Nightmare on O'Donnell Street" keeps party season alive tonight with the second part of Baltimore’s mega Halloween bash, featuring costume contests, DJ sets, themed drinks, and non-stop dancing well into the early hours. Over in Fells Point, don’t miss business district trick-or-treating, with historic streets abuzz with families, elaborate costumes, and autumnal cheer.

    Comedy lovers and music fans are in for a treat: Jerry Seinfeld is performing at The Hall at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland tonight, promising classic laughs and memorable stand-up. Meanwhile, Keystone Korner presents "I Love R&B: A Tribute to Musiq Soulchild and D'Angelo," starring Jamaal Whittington, for anyone seeking soulful, live rhythms.

    Looking for a cultural outing? The Reginald F. Lewis Museum hosts "Border State Freedom Seekers: Celebrating Maryland's Emancipation Day," exploring the legacy of emancipation with presentations starting at 1pm, while the Enoch Pratt Free Library welcomes enthusiasts for the 46th Annual Saturday with Sherlock Holmes.

    Tomorrow, families can roll up to the Maryland Science Center’s annual Pumpkin Smash, where you can watch your post-Halloween pumpkins get launched off the roof and composted for a good, green cause. For art lovers, take in Amy Sherald’s buzzed-about "American Sublime" exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art.

    For those craving authentic Italian flavor, Little Italy’s Ravioli & Spaghetti Dinner offers carryout only from noon to 4pm. And, to close your weekend with some musical nostalgia, Brandy and Monica bring "The Boy Is Mine Tour" to CFG Bank Arena Sunday night.

    Baltimore’s pulse is as electric as ever, with something unforgettable around every corner. Thanks for tuning in and don't forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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