Events in Smyrna today

Experience the annual October Delaware Train Show at the Nur Shrine Center, where more than 150 tables showcase vintage and collectible trains, slot cars, and a working layout. An early buyer hour is available with $10 admission, and general admission is $5. Children under 12 attend for free.

The New Castle Saturday Market will include a participant encouraging visitors to let their imagination bloom.

The 9th annual Maryland All-Day Singing from The Shenandoah Harmony brings together shape-note singers for a full day of music at St. Davids Epsicopal Church in Baltimore. Continuing the tradition of the Baltimore-Washington Shenandoah Harmony All-Day Singing, it has been renamed and refocused as a roaming Maryland-based gathering that welcomes participants from Maryland, D.C., Virginia, Pennsylvania, and beyond. Expect community-led singing with no rehearsals, no audience, and no cost, just voices raised together in harmony. A potluck dinner on the grounds invites bringing a dish to share. There is also a Valley Pocket Harmonist Sing at Four Hour Day Lutherie.

Celebrate fall at the YMCA Pumpkin Dash 5K, a family friendly outing at Glasgow Park. The course welcomes both competitive runners and those who prefer a relaxed walk. Go for a fast finish or take your time and enjoy the autumn scenery. Every fitness level is welcome.

At the Biggs Museum of American Art, families can drop in for a free studio experience that makes it easy to get creative together, connect, and have fun. Hands-on projects are guided by themes drawn from art, history, and culture, with each installment reflecting current exhibitions or timely topics. People of all ages can explore engaging activities that encourage personal expression.

Explore nature-themed drop-in activities at the Nature Education Center, featuring fun, informal learning that encourages engagement with the natural world. There is no fee, and no registration is required. All ages are welcome.

A tongue-in-cheek runway celebrates the highs and lows of online shopping with a debut Temu and Shein fashion show that spotlights both perfect finds and the not-so-accurate arrivals. Expect categories like Best Outfit Under $50, Best Outfit Under $75, Under $20 Challenge, Looked Better Online, Best Accessories, and Most Unique. Participants take the PAFB stage while judges and the crowd weigh in on everything from pitch-perfect styling to looks that missed the mark. Event guidelines keep things playful and fair. Except for the Best Accessories category, everything visible should be from Temu or Shein, and a website photo or receipt is requested, especially in the budget-focused entries. Outfits should remain generally family friendly to keep the laughs coming. There is plenty of time to source a look, and those cautious about ordering can consider using a prepaid card. The audience gets in on the action with Price Is Right style guessing games and voting for Crowd Favorite. The brewery will be pouring beer, hard cider, and hard soda on tap, and food will be available, with the food truck to be announced. An MC with witty commentary and confident stage presence is also being sought. Be ready for a first edition that sets the tone, with imitators likely to follow in 30 to 60 business days.

Experience a complimentary docent led tour that spotlights signature works from the Biggs Museum’s permanent collection. Paintings, sculpture, furniture, silver, and more trace centuries of American creativity as the guide shares context and deeper insights. Learn about the background, meaning, and importance of selected artworks. Welcoming to newcomers and longtime art fans, this visit offers an engaging way to connect with the collection.

At Vera Art Studio, create a Turkish mosaic lamp in an interactive class. No prior experience is required, and an instructor leads you through designing with colorful tiles while all supplies are included. Enjoy a complimentary cup of Turkish tea as you work, then head home with a finished lamp made by you. Expect about 2 to 3 hours. The studio uses high-quality materials to support a great crafting experience, and every attendee completes a take-home piece. If fewer than four people are enrolled, participants may be contacted up to 24 hours in advance to reschedule.

Back for its annual visit to Port Richmond’s Powers Park, this free, family friendly evening brings live music from the Class of 84. Powers Park is teaming up with the group to present a concert sponsored by the Powers Park Conservancy. Attendees are encouraged to wear their favorite 80’s outfits and enjoy a night of live music.

Families in Delaware with children from birth through age five can sign up to receive a free, age-appropriate book by mail each month, regardless of family income. This initiative is led by former Delaware First Spouse Tracey Quillen Carney’s First Choice Initiative in collaboration with the Delaware Division of Libraries and the Delaware Library Consortium. More information is available.

At the Nur Shrine Center, this annual toy show fills two rooms with more than 175 tables of vintage and collectible toys. Early buyer admission is $15, general admission is $7, and kids under 12 get in free.

Loblolly Acres transforms into a festive pumpkin patch with plenty to explore. Wander the fields to pick a perfect pumpkin, then settle in for a scenic hayride around the farm. Kids can climb and play at the playground and meet friendly animals at the petting zoo. Each date features two live bands and a marketplace of handcrafted goods from local artisans. A lineup of food trucks offers a variety of bites, and adults can enjoy local spirits and seasonal beverages. Admission is $10 for guests three years and older, and a $20 season pass is available for entry to all Pumpkin Patch Sundays. Entry includes general access, the two live performances, the petting zoo, the playground, and the hayride. Pumpkins are sold separately. The full list of performers and vendors will be announced soon. Event proceeds support The Art Society at Loblolly Acres in bringing more arts, nature, and community to Kent County, Delaware.

An eighth annual Mid-Autumn Festival organized by NPDC, presented in connection with USA 250 and 2026. This annual celebration honors the Mid-Autumn tradition and marks another year of gathering around this seasonal holiday.

This festival marks the 79th anniversary of Pakistan’s independence at Lums Pond State Park, featuring a variety of food, vendor merchandise, activities for children and adults, and music. Tickets are $5 per person for ages 3 and up. For tickets, text Aliya at 302-465-3719, Rabia at 610-800-3811, or Samar at 267-239-1560. The gathering takes place at Pavilions 1A and 1B and the adjacent picnic area near the end of the park, past Go Ape.

Enjoy a relaxed, tea-time ambiance while discussing the monthly book selection. Guided questions keep the conversation flowing and invite readers to explore themes and motifs, including how they relate to accompanying artworks. Participation is free, and everyone is welcome. It is a friendly space to share insights, discover new perspectives, and connect with fellow book lovers.

Rise Against brings Ricochet 2026 to The Fillmore Philadelphia for a high-energy night. This concert welcomes fans of all ages. Supporting acts may change without notice. Tickets will be available to the general public, with additional presale access offered through the artist, Spotify, Citi cardmembers, and Live Nation.

Chicago-based instrumental trio Russian Circles bring their powerful, exploratory sound to Union Transfer with Pelican. Formed over two decades ago, the lineup of guitarist Mike Sullivan, drummer Dave Turncrantz, and bassist and keyboardist Brian Cook has earned a reputation for consistency and quality without leaning on hit singles. Their music blends Midwest underground grit, classic progressive rock, German motorik and kosmische rhythms, and the caustic edges of metal into a distinct voice. Their latest album, Nine, continues that evolution and was recorded with engineer Kurt Ballou, with tracking at Electrical Audio in Chicago and finishing at GodCity Studio in Salem, Massachusetts. This is an all ages show. A strict ticket limit is in place, and any order that exceeds it may be canceled without notice. For ADA assistance email UTassistance@bowerypresents.com, and for general questions email UTinfo@bowerypresents.com.

Ease into the week with an all-levels yoga flow at Richmond Library in Port Richmond, Philadelphia. This welcoming class invites beginners and all bodies to move, open up, build strength, and settle the mind. Sessions take place each week, except when the library is closed for holidays. A suggested donation of $10 to $20 supports the class, and no advance registration is needed. Contributions are accepted on site, with cash preferred and payment apps available. The class is presented by Mishana Yoga & Wellness, which also offers yoga and dance instruction, sound healing and meditation, goal guidance for life and wellness, spiritual counseling, and reiki-based relaxation.

This monthly game night at the Church of St. Luke and The Epiphany in Philadelphia offers a relaxed space to play a variety of games, including board games, trivia games, and playing cards. The atmosphere is friendly and low pressure, and attendees are welcome to bring a favorite from their own collection to share.

Russian Circles and Pelican perform live at Baltimore Soundstage in an all-ages show. Both bands share the bill, and sales information lists a general public onsale along with an all-inclusive back-to-school promotion priced at $25.

Settle in for a survey-style showdown with great drinks as teams try to predict the most popular answers from polls of 100 people. Expect playful prompts, like where a certain green superhero probably should not work, the habit that makes housecats least lovable, or the kind of morning clatter that might wake you. The format nods to a familiar TV favorite, then adds team-friendly twists with optional risk-and-reward moments that can build a lead or spark a late comeback. The winning team earns a gift card. Participation is free, and no tickets are needed. Open to individuals and groups.

A multi-artist show led by DAMAG3 brings together sets from Film and Gender, Noir Benny, and Connor Cristi. This all ages event gathers these performers on one bill for an evening focused on their music.

Smaltimore- Burgers, Sushi and Craft Beer hosts a trivia night, and happy hour lasts the entire evening. Each week, the top three teams receive gift cards worth $30, $20, and $10.

An upbeat trivia night unfolds in the Beer Garden, hosted by B.P. Trivia. Sign-ups are available before things get underway, and drinks are available so you can relax and test your knowledge with friends.

The Journey to Wellness Group offers a welcoming setting focused on mental and emotional health. Through group conversation, journaling exercises, and meditation, participants build practical skills in stress management, mindfulness, and self-reflection. It provides a caring place to connect with others, share experiences, and strengthen resilience.

Enjoy a spirited trivia session with a visual game, hosted upstairs. Mondays feature Shrimp Night, and the kitchen serves some of Baltimore's best wings. Every week, the top two teams take home gift cards worth $15 and $10.

Each Tuesday, Warehouse Cinemas offers $7 tickets so you can catch the latest films without overspending. Settle into comfortable reclining seats and take in the big screen, then complement your show with hot popcorn, made-to-order bites, and chilled drinks. Suited for a night with friends, a family outing, or a budget-friendly date, this weekly special makes moviegoing simple and affordable.

Each week, The Food Pantry at Grace offers a food distribution for the community. Participants must be at least 18 years old or come with an adult. Service is available to those living in the 19134 area code, and proof of residence such as a driver’s license is required. To ensure fairness, each household may receive one bag. Bringing your own bags is recommended to make carrying items easier.

Build balance, strength, and overall fitness in a welcoming session for older adults that mixes light cardio, seated movements, and routines with hand weights. A certified instructor guides the class, and all necessary gear is provided. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for exercise. No registration is required. This free program takes place in the Whitman Library meeting room and is supported by the Friends of the Whitman Library.

This complimentary Zumba session welcomes all fitness levels and is led by City Fitness professionals. It is part of Center City Fit presented by Rothman Orthopaedics.

Enjoy Taco and Tequila Tuesday at SET NoLibs, featuring four dollars off tacos and margarita specials. Seating goes quickly, particularly for larger parties, so reserving a table in advance is recommended.

Plant Bingo brings an evening of fun, friends, plants, and classic bingo to Sweet Lucy's Smokehouse in Philadelphia. Presented by Terrarium Therapy, the game plays like traditional bingo, but the prizes are a curated mix of houseplants, succulents, and pre-made terrariums, with some valued up to $100. Attendees can enjoy plant trivia between rounds and may have chances to win additional door prizes. Each ticket includes ten rounds, a set of bingo cards, and a complimentary succulent to take home. There is a chance to win a prize in every round, along with opportunities for other exciting rewards. Food and drinks from the Sweet Lucy's menu will be available for purchase during the event. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required to reserve a spot. Walk-ins may be accommodated only if capacity has not been reached. All purchases for this event are non-refundable.

Queer Agenda’s Tuesday Takeover turns No Land Beyond into a queer gaming night where attendees can drink, play, and relax in a welcoming, inclusive setting. It brings LGBTQ+ gamers together for connection, laughter, friendly competition, and camaraderie, welcoming both seasoned players and newcomers. Space is limited, and RSVPs are recommended. This gathering takes place on the first Tuesday of the month.

Trivia Night is held at The Tavern every Tuesday evening.

A support group meeting for families affected by substance use. The focus is on educating, supporting, and building connections among participants.

At Glory Beer Bar & Kitchen in Philadelphia, this recurring BlaBla language exchange invites people to mingle naturally, meet new friends from around the world, and practice languages in a relaxed setting. There are no assigned tables, just open conversations. English and the local language lead most chats, and participants who want to practice something else can connect with organizers or use the language partner matchmaking option. To keep things running smoothly, please register on the official site in advance, order at least one drink upon arrival in line with venue policy, and do not bring outside food or beverages. Be considerate of the staff, help keep the space tidy, and treat others respectfully, since rule violations can lead to a ban. Photos and videos may be taken to capture the event. If you prefer not to appear, let the photographer know. Keep personal items secure, as lost belongings cannot be guaranteed. There are also opportunities to contribute as an event organizer or as a photographer or videographer. The organizers reuse the same Facebook event link, so the date and participant numbers shown there may not reflect the actual details.

At Punch Line Philly in Philadelphia, The Moth StorySLAM hosts an open mic storytelling contest built around the theme of magic. Anyone who signs up can share a true, personal story in five minutes, while others are welcome to relax and listen from the audience. Look for candid voices and real experiences that turn everyday moments into something a little unexpected.

Co-presented with Clavius Productions, this program at The Perch Music & Arts Community in Philadelphia features performances by Hana Stretton, Jana Horn, and Danielle Nia. British and Australian artist Hana Stretton is a composer, singer, and producer recognized for spacious, warmly textured recordings. Her debut album, Soon, drew dedicated listeners around the world, then Phil Elverum reissued it on his own label the following year and publicly praised its quietly flourishing spirit. Her forthcoming album, tiarn, shifts the focus from inland terrain to the Pacific, weaving in subtle classical and electronic elements, with vinyl editions planned through PW Elverum & Sun in North America, brierfield flood press in Australia, and Lima Limo in Europe and the UK. Jana Horn is a writer and musician from Texas now based in Brooklyn. After the reissue of her debut, Optimism, she released two full-length albums on No Quarter. Her self-titled record, made at Sonic Ranch in West Texas, traces her move from Charlottesville, where she was in the University of Virginia’s Creative Writing MFA, to New York City. The New Yorker has noted kinship in her music with figures such as Young Marble Giants, Syd Barrett, and Broadcast, and she received the Halifax Ranch Prize in 2026 for her story “The Woman,” forthcoming in American Short Fiction. Philadelphia-based composer and performer Danielle Nia delves into electronic and experimental sound, drawing on electronic music, jazz, classical traditions, global styles, and chiptunes. Her work blends modular and keyboard synthesis with composition, mallet percussion, improvisation, computer programming, and circuit bending to shape a distinctive meeting of technology and artistry. Accessibility note: the venue has a street level entrance, but there are two steps to the restroom.

Shaboozey brings the Outlaws Never Die Tour to the Highmark Mann Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket supports St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and its work to understand, treat, and overcome childhood cancer and other life threatening diseases. No portion of the ticket price is tax deductible. The show will go on rain or shine. All attendees will pass through security screening at entry, and bags must be no larger than 12 x 6 x 12 inches. Patrons with prohibited items or oversized bags may be turned away, and there is no storage or check in for restricted items. A detailed list of prohibited items is available through the venue's frequently asked questions. There is also an opportunity to become a St. Jude Partner in Hope.

SHABOOZEY brings the Outlaws Never Die Tour to the Skyline Stage at Highmark Mann in Philadelphia, PA.

Open to guests of all ages, this event includes supporting performers, and the lineup may be updated without notice. Ticket access includes a general public onsale along with presales from Live Nation, Citi cardmember options and preferred tickets, VIP package opportunities, and ConnectPHL.

Medium Build brings The King of Having Fun on Tour to TLA in Philadelphia for an all ages show. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from every ticket supports REVERB and its work to build a more sustainable music industry while empowering fans to take action on environmental and social issues. Ticket access includes public onsale, artist presale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets, Live Nation presale, and both presale and onsale options for VIP packages.

Medium Build takes the stage at Theatre Of The Living Arts in Philadelphia for a concert that blends intimacy with high energy. The set emphasizes vulnerable storytelling, heartfelt vocals, and honest lyrics, with bigger indie rock moments shaped for a live setting to create a strong sense of connection between artist and audience. Tickets are available for this show.

Enjoy a weekly general knowledge trivia night in the heart of Fells. Parking can be tricky, so allow extra time to find a space. You can often find spots on Thames near the 7/11 and Kilwins, or on Broadway.

A relaxed language exchange and social mixer where conversations move freely and meeting new people is the focus. Expect a friendly atmosphere with open mingling rather than assigned tables. English and the local language are most commonly spoken, and anyone hoping to practice another language can ask an organizer for help finding a conversation partner. A matchmaking option is available to pair up speakers with similar goals. Attendees are asked to register on the organizer’s website beforehand, order at least one drink upon arrival in line with venue policy, and avoid bringing outside food or beverages. Please be courteous to staff, help keep the space clean, and treat others with respect. Not following the guidelines can result in a ban without notice. Photos and videos may be taken during the event. If you prefer not to appear, let the photographer know. Keep personal items secure, as the organizers cannot take responsibility for lost belongings. Those interested in contributing can get involved as an event organizer or as a photographer or videographer. The organizers reuse Facebook event links and update the date shortly after the start, so the date and participant numbers displayed there may not reflect the current gathering. The community hosts meetups in more than 150 cities worldwide.

Ms. Chen leads storytime in the Pavilion at Franklin Square with storytelling, songs, rhymes, dancing, and crafts. Held on alternating Wednesdays, each session features a different theme across the spring, summer, and fall seasons. The activities conclude with bubbles and a final craft.

Participants gather at Whitman Library for a relaxed group walk to Washington Avenue and back. Everyone sets their own pace, and the format emphasizes a low-pressure experience. In case of inclement weather the walk will be canceled, so check the library’s Facebook page or call ahead before heading out. The walk is led by Library Assistant Evalynn.

This weekly soup kitchen offers hot meals in a warm, welcoming setting where kindness is at the heart of the experience. It is open to everyone, including friends and neighbors. The gathering also celebrates the love of Jesus Christ and the blessings shared with the community.

A lively weekly boutique experience features authentic African apparel, statement accessories, handcrafted waist beads, and colorful art. Cold-pressed juices plus ginger shots are available, with preorders offered to reserve selections. The upbeat atmosphere makes it easy to turn this into a weekly ritual to enjoy with a friend.

Take a mindful break in a supportive, creative setting where calming activities like coloring, journaling, and mindfulness help reduce stress and encourage self-expression.

Wargame Wednesday is a weekly gathering focused on tabletop warfare and tactical battles. Participants can play BattleTech, One Page Rules, Warmachine, or other tabletop wargames while meeting opponents and exploring new systems. Both newcomers and seasoned players are welcome. The lineup can expand to include additional games based on community interest.

Set out for an easygoing group run starting from Philadelphia Runner’s University City shop. The route is roughly 3 to 5 miles and open to every pace and experience level. It offers a friendly hour of movement on a weekday evening for anyone training for a race, getting back into a routine, or simply looking to share a few miles with others.

Free Lyfe Healing Support Group offers a confidential, caring setting where participants can connect, reflect, and build resilience. Drawing on the shared wisdom of queer elders and young adults working through religious trauma, the group emphasizes storytelling, mutual learning, and emotional well-being. There is time for grounding, opportunities for personal growth, and a community-centered approach to support. Complimentary food and beverages are provided.

At Doulas of Baltimore in Baltimore, MD, this multi-week newborn care series helps expectant and new parents build confidence through current information, guided conversation, and hands-on practice. Participants connect with other parents while learning from a team of newborn professionals with decades of experience. Instruction covers getting your home and family ready, selecting and using common baby gear, typical newborn traits, hygiene and care such as diapering, bathing, and dressing, understanding cries and other cues, techniques for soothing and bonding, sleep patterns and safe sleep, feeding approaches and practical skills, recognizing signs of hunger and fullness, and ways to address frequent feeding challenges.

Put your knowledge to the test at Mick’s during a weekly Wednesday trivia night featuring six games. Games begin promptly, so arriving early makes it easier to secure a table and get ready to play.

Weekly euchre games take place on the second floor of The Chasseur in Baltimore. Players gather for friendly, politics free competition in a welcoming mix of ages and backgrounds. There is no entry fee, and each participant contributes $5 to a prize pot that is paid out to first, second, and third place. If there is a tie for first or second, there will not be a third place payout. Please arrive with enough time to register before play begins, because once cards are dealt new players cannot be added. Guests are encouraged to support the venue by ordering food and drinks and to treat the servers with care. Experienced players are welcome, and free lessons are available for newcomers who want to learn the game.

HOWLING GIANT and FAERIE RING team up for a live show joined by Borracho and Moonsinger. The lineup features four sets as each group takes the stage in turn. This event is open to all ages.

Experience a welcoming evening of Latin dance at PCOM that celebrates pride and community. Beginners and returning dancers are equally supported, and no partner is needed. Bring your energy, curiosity, and readiness to move. The program features Salsa and Bachata with role selection based on Lead and Follow rather than gender. Leads initiate movement, guide transitions, and keep timing, while Follows respond to cues with their own musicality and styling. Both roles are equally valued and open to everyone, and participants are free to choose one or explore both. To help balance pairings, registration includes four options: Salsa lead, Salsa follow, Bachata lead, and Bachata follow. Instruction is provided by Tiffany Vlard, founder and lead instructor of Bmore Urbana, a Baltimore Latin dance company offering progressive classes, workshops, and social events. With more than four and a half years of Salsa and Bachata training, she is certified in Conri-style Bachata, an urban approach that blends contemporary technique with traditional Dominican roots. Tiffany teaches both roles and focuses on connection, confidence, and cultural appreciation in every class, aiming to make Latin dance welcoming and fun for people of all backgrounds and experience levels.

Venezuelan comedian and actress Poly Díaz brings a Spanish-language stand-up performance to Punch Line Philly in Philadelphia. Building on the success of her Romántica tour and her special Lo Necesario, which has garnered more than 375,000 views and 22 million impressions on social media, she turns immigrant life and modern dating into candid, unfiltered comedy. This appearance is part of Tiempo Libre, an international tour visiting more than 30 cities.

Bright Eyes shares the stage with Lullaby For The Working Class for an all ages concert. The group began in 1995 as Conor Oberst’s home-recording project with Mike Mogis, and Nate Walcott joined in 2006 to round out the core trio. Over the years, their music has become widely known, appearing across film and television, covered by artists such as Lorde, The Killers, Mac Miller, Phoebe Bridgers, Jason Mraz and beabadoobee, and sampled by performers like Young Thug and Lil Peep. In partnership with PLUS1, $1 from each ticket supports the Poison Oak Project and its work promoting equity for LGBTQ+ people, with a particular focus on the trans community.

Presented by Ensemble Arts, this appearance by Jeff Goldblum and The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra brings the Nightblooms World Tour to Miller Theater. Goldblum, whose work on screen and stage spans nearly six decades, recently portrayed the Wizard of Oz alongside Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo in the global hit Wicked and its companion Wicked: For Good. He founded his orchestra three decades ago, and together they deliver lively, modern interpretations of classic jazz and American Songbook favorites for audiences across the United States and worldwide. The band has released four Decca albums featuring collaborations with artists including Gregory Porter, Kelly Clarkson, Miley Cyrus, Fiona Apple, Freda Payne, Haley Reinhart, Imelda May, and Maiya Sykes. Their album Still Blooming reached the top of the Official Jazz & Blues Albums Chart and entered the UK Official Albums Chart’s top ten. An upcoming companion release, Night Blooms, on Universal’s Fontana label includes guest appearances by Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Charlie Puth, dodie, Scarlett Johansson, and Melody Gardot.

This event features author Ayana Mathis, whose latest novel The Unsettled (Knopf, 2023) received the inaugural Gabe Hudson Prize from McSweeney’s and earned best-of-the-year and notable-book recognition from the New York Times, the Washington Post, The New Yorker, Publisher’s Weekly, Oprah Daily, and Kirkus Reviews. Her debut, The Twelve Tribes of Hattie (Knopf, 2012), became a New York Times bestseller, was selected for Oprah’s Book Club 2.0, appeared on year-end lists from the New York Times and NPR, and was recognized by the Dublin Literary Award and the Hurston/Wright Foundation’s Legacy Award. Mathis also writes essays and criticism for outlets including the New York Times, The Atlantic, T Magazine, the Financial Times, Rolling Stone, Guernica, and Glamour. She is pursuing a Master of Divinity at Union Theological Seminary, and her five-part New York Times series Imprinted By Belief explores how faith and American literature intersect. Offered in person and via livestream, with registration available.

Enjoy a free weekly yoga session at Whitman Library, held every Thursday with instruction alternating between Janet Faulls and Anne-Marie Mulgrew. The class welcomes all experience levels, including beginners. Bring your own mat or borrow one at the library. No registration is needed, just drop in. This program is sponsored by The Friends of Whitman Library.

ThursBey is a weekly Beyblade X battle night for the local community. Bladers can bring their best combos, challenge opponents in quick-fire matches, and connect with others who enjoy the game. All experience levels are welcome, from first-time players to seasoned competitors. It is a friendly space to learn, swap tactics, fine-tune builds, and send those tops flying.

At the Baltimore Streetcar Museum, this free celebration spotlights Baltimore’s historic places and the people who preserve them. The program recognizes Preservation Award recipients, offers thanks to dedicated volunteers, and features the eleventh year of microgrants that invest directly in neighborhood preservation. Supporters present three minute pitches for promising ideas, after which attendees cast ballots to award one $1,500 grant, one $1,000 grant, and three $500 grants. Past microgrant projects have ranged from masonry repairs at a historic church to archaeological work and community programs, illustrating the wide variety of eligible efforts connected to the city’s history and historic neighborhoods. Expect door prize gift certificates to local restaurants and theaters, along with dinner and drinks from locally owned Baltimore vendors. Admission is free, with a suggested donation of $25. The awards highlight work by individuals, community groups, organizations, businesses, and public agencies, from standout building rehabs to volunteer service and creative partnerships that strengthen historic neighborhoods.

Set out from Philadelphia Runner’s Center City location for a relaxed group run designed for everyone, from race trainees to those easing back into shape to anyone who just wants friendly company on the miles. The route covers about 3 to 5 miles, and runners of every pace and experience level are welcome.

Connect with Baltimore’s fashion community at a free networking gathering hosted at Lord Baltimore Hotel. Fashion professionals and enthusiasts are welcome, including photographers, stylists, designers, models, and other creatives, along with supporters. Expect a relaxed setting to meet peers, build relationships, and spotlight the city’s style scene. Stylish attire is encouraged.

Beet and Sweet (potato) Dinner offers a hearty menu built around savory pairings. Choose chicken sausage or pork sausage, each available at $18 or $10, or select a plant based option at $16 or $9. Every plate includes herbed gravy served over couscous combined with sweet potatoes, red onion, and cannelloni beans. Sides include a kale and pickled beet salad dressed with honey mustard, a salad of shredded carrot with golden raisins and sunflower seeds, and a portion of imported sheep’s milk feta.

Looking for an easygoing way to log some miles with others? This casual group run covers roughly 3 to 5 miles and suits a range of goals, from preparing for a race to getting back into a routine or simply enjoying company while you run. Expect about an hour of running on a weekday evening, and feel comfortable showing up at any pace or experience level.

Practice tango with guidance from Damián and Sarah in a supportive práctica that blends dedicated practice time with the chance to ask questions and chat about the dance. Expect practical tips, inspiration, and tailored suggestions, including figures as well as solo and partner exercises to keep your practice moving. A drop-in beginner class opens the event, and the práctica follows. Refreshments are provided. Pricing is $20 for the beginner class and $20 for the práctica, with the práctica free when you take the class. Payment is cash only.

Take part in a trivia night at 117 @ Olde City. Teams that sign up early get a 50-point bonus. The event is hosted by DJ Jeanna Renee. Large groups are welcome, and the kitchen remains open throughout the night.

This SMART Recovery meeting is a support group for people working to overcome addiction or other unhealthy behaviors. Guided by Self-Management and Recovery Training, it centers on building practical, science-based skills to manage thoughts, emotions, and actions.

DAÐI FREYR headlines at Union Transfer in Philadelphia, with BRÍET performing alongside. Under the banner Too Much, Not Enough, this event is open to attendees of all ages. A ticket cap is in effect, and any purchase that exceeds the limit may be canceled without notice. For ADA assistance, email UTassistance@bowerypresents.com. For general inquiries, contact UTinfo@bowerypresents.com.

Highmark Mann presents an intimate culinary evening as the Presser Foundation Stage transforms into a vibrant dining room for one night only. James Beard Award winner Mike Solomonov, the chef and restaurateur behind Zahav, Federal Donuts & Chicken, Dizengoff, Goldie, Laser Wolf, and more, will serve a multi-course, family-style menu while sharing stories and insights into his creative process and inspirations. Expect signature favorites such as hummus with pita, assorted mezze, pomegranate-braised lamb shoulder, kebabs, malabi custard, Lemonana, and additional specialties. Each course is complemented by live music from Polyphony, an ensemble of international artists, blending sound and flavor throughout the experience. Tickets are general admission in limited supply, include admission, dinner, dessert, and non-alcoholic beverages, and parties will be seated together at communal tables upon arrival.

Conservatory Night brings spontaneous, long-form improv to Baltimore Improv Group, with ensembles spinning full stories from a single audience suggestion. Trained teams take bold chances, link ideas in the moment, and weave themes and callbacks using the Harold format. The show is free, offering an easy night out that supports local performers and breaks up the routine with shared laughter. These comedians audition and train consistently, bringing dedication and in-the-moment discovery to every scene, so no two performances are ever the same. It is a screen-free way to experience community and uncover new local favorites. Baltimore Improv Group operates as a nonprofit comedy hub, presenting improv, stand-up, sketch, storytelling, and a variety of classes and workshops for adults, kids, and teens, supported by classrooms, a library, and a podcast studio. Wheelchair ramp access is available. Parking is available for $5 across the street at Theatre Parking.