Events in Baltimore, MD

Central Church of Christ’s NextGen Ministry is hosting its inaugural golf tournament at Forest Park Golf Course. Organized to benefit children served by the ministry, the event offers opportunities for players, business sponsorships that provide marketing visibility, and ways to assist behind the scenes. Donation and sponsorship options are available in support of the NextGen Ministry.

Celebrate the end of summer with great food and drinks. Relax in plenty of shade, step onto the dance floor, and groove to funk and soul.

All are welcome to attend with family members and friends, and admission is free.

Grammy Award winner and 2023 NEA Jazz Master Kenny Garrett brings his dynamic quintet to Keystone Korner Baltimore for two nights with Sounds From The Ancestors. A defining voice in modern jazz for more than three decades, Garrett has performed with Miles Davis, Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers, Donald Byrd, Freddie Hubbard, Woody Shaw, and the Duke Ellington Orchestra, and he has led his own bands throughout that time. The music of Sounds From The Ancestors creates a groove-rich, improvisation-forward landscape that salutes Detroit’s jazz, R&B, and gospel heritage while resonating with Afro-Caribbean rhythms from Cuba, Nigeria, and Guadeloupe. Keystone Kards are not applicable for this show.

Wind Walkers brings the I Don't Belong Here Tour to the stage with If Not For Me and True North joining the lineup. This is an all-ages concert. The event is sold out.

This welcoming community gathering at a church invites people to talk openly about real-life challenges and the issues shaping daily life. It is a place to rap by sharing thoughts, listening with care, and engaging in meaningful conversation, while also enjoying light refreshments to chew on. Conversations explore what matters most today, including social concerns and personal growth. The emphasis is on connection... building relationships, exchanging perspectives, and learning together in a safe, supportive setting. Snacks and drinks are provided to make the dialogue comfortable. All are welcome, whether you have been part of the community for years or are brand new. The aim is not only to talk, but to foster understanding, strengthen bonds, and nurture hope together.

KARMA brings a rock set to Donna's Tavern in Dundalk. The venue is rolling out a new menu in a refreshed space, with lots of free parking available.

Charles Wesley Godwin brings his country and Americana sound to Pier Six Pavilion in Baltimore. The West Virginia singer-songwriter is known for evocative storytelling, a warm vocal style, and a down-to-earth stage presence that keeps the focus on the songs. Recognized for tracks like Family Ties, Cue Country Roads, and Temporary Town, he delivers emotional writing, rootsy arrangements, and stirring moments that resonate in a live setting.

At Poe's Magic Theatre inside the Lord Baltimore Hotel, this showcase presents live magic by leading performers in an intimate, darkened room. The atmosphere is cool and close, with astonishing moments unfolding just a few feet away. A focused production that puts impossible feats center stage for an up-close experience.

At Creative Alliance in Baltimore, Ordinary Elephant brings an intimate folk performance from Crystal and Pete Damore, a married duo whose relentless roadwork and craftsmanship have earned national recognition. They received the International Folk Music Award for Artist of the Year in 2017, hold a 2025 Artist of the Year nomination from Folk Alliance International, and count Tom Paxton and Mary Gauthier among their admirers. The duo’s new self-titled release strips their music to its core, highlighting close-knit harmonies and detailed interplay on banjo, guitar, and octave mandolin. Story-centered songs anchor the set, with performances shaped by sincerity, commitment, patience, gratitude, and a focus on the beauty of the present moment. Earlier albums include Before I Go, which helped introduce the pair to a wider audience, and Honest, which drew high praise from the Associated Press as a standout Americana record. Recent recognition includes a 2024 Album of the Year nomination from the International Folk Music Awards, along with accolades from outlets such as Lonesome Highway, Saving Country Music, Bandcamp Daily, and Americana UK for exceptional writing, harmonies, and refined simplicity.

Designed for young professionals and the broader community, this traditional Rosh Hashanah dinner takes place at the Chabad House of Downtown. Couvert is $18 for YJP, $36 for community participants, and $360 for a sponsor level. Appreciation is extended to Gabe and Sara Solomon for their sponsorship.

Start your day early at a morning market that takes place on the second and fourth Saturdays.

A history-focused cruise is being offered with limited-time Early Bird pricing at the lowest ticket rate of the year. Tickets can be purchased through the organizer’s website.

Take part in a complimentary community yoga class led by Nancy from Coppermine Fitness. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and a friend. The class is weather dependent, so check Coppermine Fitness on social media for updates.

Enjoy a complimentary outdoor yoga session in the South Square of Mount Vernon Place, presented by City Fit Baltimore in collaboration with the Conservancy. All experience levels are welcome for this community class. Please bring a mat and water. A participant waiver is required before taking part. If it rains, or if the temperature exceeds 90 degrees half an hour before class, the session will be cancelled.

A book giveaway and donation day offers in-building browsing with scheduled entry windows designed to keep lines moving. Roughly 110 people are welcomed per session, and you may rejoin the line for another turn. When you exit, please count your books and record the total for tax purposes. Families are welcome, with a limit of one parent accompanying up to three children, and every child must be with an adult. Caregivers are asked to closely supervise children, as the kids area can be very busy. To help with traffic flow, leave large boxes, wagons, or carts outside the exit and carry books out a few armfuls at a time. Trained service animals are welcome, but pets are not. Plans may change due to weather, and any cancellations will be shared on the organization’s website and social media. Book donations are accepted only during the event’s designated donation window at the garage door on the west side of the building, not where the browsing line forms. Drive past the entrance and mural to reach the drop-off, where volunteers can direct you and help unload. There is no need to wait in the browsing line to donate. All books are welcome with no genre restrictions, with especially high demand for popular fiction, science fiction, fantasy, mystery, classics, non-diet cookbooks, science topics, English dictionaries, and Bibles. Popular and hobby magazines are also accepted. Donations are limited to seven boxes per family, and boxes must be small enough for one person to lift. Media items are not being accepted this month, and encyclopedia sets or sets of academic, technical, or professional journals cannot be accepted. If you would like a tax receipt, mention it at drop-off so your books can be counted separately. The organizers cannot pick up donations, but volunteers will unload from your vehicle at the drop-off. If you have more than the limit, contact the organizers through the website. You are welcome to return books you previously adopted. There are plenty of books throughout the event, and session time limits may be relaxed when crowds are light.

Saturdays at the Nature Education Center offer drop-in activities with a nature theme. Visitors can connect with the outdoors through relaxed, hands-on learning. Admission is free, advance registration is not needed, and people of all ages are welcome.

Every Saturday features free open board gaming. Choose a title from the demo wall, try an opened game from the used games for sale, or bring your own to play. At times this may overlap with other events, so please be courteous and respectful of other players.

A pregame lunch ahead of the Test Match between the Springboks and the All Blacks in Baltimore provides an upbeat start to the day and sets a positive tone before the on-field action.

Centered in Greenmount West at the Baltimore Montessori Public Charter School, this free, family-friendly celebration of rhythm takes place rain or shine. It begins with a Homa fire and a sound bath, then continues with live music across three stages named Grove, Street, and Community. Drum circles and open jams keep the beat going, interactive workshops welcome every skill level, and children can enjoy a dedicated craft and music area. Vendors feature handmade goods, fashion, jewelry, and instruments, and food options include vegan and vegetarian choices. Attendees may bring drums, with a Drum Check area available. The location is a short walk from Penn Station and Collegetown Shuttle routes, and street parking is available nearby. For more than two decades, the Baltimore Rhythm Festival has celebrated joy, creativity, and cultural connection, and all performances and workshops are free and open to the public. Details about an evening concert will be announced.

Rugby’s greatest rivalry arrives in Baltimore as the South Africa Springboks face the New Zealand All Blacks, and The TailGOAT is turning the buildup into a destination-worthy Rugby Edition celebration. Expect more than three hours of premium open bar, high energy entertainment, a generous spread of authentic Maryland favorites prepared Jimmy’s way, plus games, activations, celebrity appearances and more. The headline band is Here’s to the Night, delivering a high-voltage tribute to the 90s and 00s with singalongs that span pop punk, hip hop, boy band hits and classic rock anthems. Premium ticket holders receive enhanced food options from partner restaurants to be announced, early entry 30 minutes before general admission gates, access to celebrities and the advertised legend, and viewing at the front of the musical performance. This tailgate sets the stage for a historic fourth Test between these iconic teams, marking the first time the rivalry is played in the United States, with M&T Bank Stadium hosting as part of a wider effort by SA Rugby, New Zealand Rugby and World Rugby to grow the game in key U.S. markets.

Bmore Vegan Block Party returns to downtown Baltimore, bigger than before and filled with upbeat energy. The event brings together vegan food vendors, live music and performances, interactive activities and experiences, and a showcase of local brands and small businesses. It is family friendly and welcoming to everyone, from long-time vegans to those who are simply curious. Admission is free. Organized independently and powered by passion, purpose, and community support, it welcomes donations to help keep the experience growing. Vendor and volunteer opportunities are available.

At Baltimore Soundstage, 156/Silence leads a lineup joined by Aviana, Heavensgate, and fromjoy. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Ticket access is offered through an artist presale, a Soundstage presale, and a general public onsale.

Described as Maryland's largest market, this recurring gathering takes place every other Sunday at Baltimore Farmers' Market.

Commander play is available with a $10 seat fee, and $5 is returned as store credit dice.

Y2SLAY brings the Y2K vibe to Zen West with a lively drag brunch full of early-2000s nostalgia, pop singalongs, and high-energy performances. Dee Dee Dereon hosts, with show-stopping numbers by Amethyst Diamond, Sabrina Sommers, Asia Monroe, and Bambi Necole Farrah. Guests are encouraged to rock their best Y2K-inspired outfits and belt out the hits that defined the era. Admission is $15 in advance or $25 at the door. Available specials include a $20 brunch buffet, $20 bottomless mimosas, $5 house margaritas, and $8 Dee Dee shots. Expect a mix of nostalgia, glamour, and main-stage excitement.

This stage play mixes comedy with sincere reflection as it delves into candid, sometimes taboo conversations women share. Centered on relationships, it unfolds as an engaging journey with a storyline that men can enjoy too.

Participants can dive into a hands-on DIY session to give a product a polished, customized finish in true Fancy style and take their creation home. The Factory opens its doors for browsing select items, seeing how products come together behind the scenes, and connecting with the Fancy community, with on-site pickup available for shea butter to help avoid weather related shipping delays. During the final hour, local makers and beauty entrepreneurs can bring questions about formulation, manufacturing, scaling, compliance, and production for an open Q&A. Focused on access, education, and community, this Second Sunday gathering offers space to shop, create, and learn.

A multi-week, comprehensive childbirth series at Doulas of Baltimore designed for first-time parents who prefer to learn over several sessions. The evidence-based curriculum is presented clearly and without bias, with an emphasis on practical preparation for labor and birth. Participants explore what is available at their birthing location and practice strategies that support having the time and space to make choices that are right for their family and birth. Instruction includes relaxation and breathing practice along with hands-on comfort measures to help both the expectant parent and a partner get ready for the challenges of labor and birth.

Celebrated Summer Records marks 20 years and Wallride Records commemorates 25, with Drag the River honoring three decades together. The lineup also features The Sw!ms from Scranton, Pennsylvania, and The Flying Faders from Baltimore, Maryland. Tickets are on sale now.

Oktoberfest is back at Max’s Taphouse for a three-day celebration, with doors open from Friday through Sunday. Entry is free, and attendees must be 21+.

Summer Sounds at the Square wraps up the season with a lively set from Mambo Combo. The parking lot transforms into an outdoor marketplace featuring food and drink specials available for purchase from Atwater’s, Pono Taco, Bonjour Crepes, Kesh & Fresh, and Grand Cru Market Bar. Belvedere Square has been a landmark for local families since its 2003 renovation, and the market continues to grow with additions like BMORE Twist, Pono Taco, and Bonjour Crepes. The Belvedere Square Merchants’ Association, founded in 2023 by market tenants as a nonprofit, preserves the historic market and serves as a liaison between tenants and property ownership. Its mission unites merchants to strengthen the local economy and enhance neighborhood vitality. Support for this event comes from Belvedere Square Merchants’ Association, The Premier Companies, York Road Improvement District, University of Maryland Urgent Care of Belvedere Square, F45 Training of Belvedere Square, Holmes Hydration, Lola’s Counseling Services, Pix Market Designs, Verizon, Intentionally Linked, Common Tone Music, Henna by Ruby, CCSJ of Loyola, and Circle Organics.

Box 414 Association celebrates 80 years with a Bull and Shrimp Feast featuring food, music, and games. The menu includes steamed shrimp, pit-style beef, ham, turkey, and Italian sausage, along with homemade Maryland crab soup, shrimp scampi over linguine, creamy whipped garlic potatoes, baked ziti with marinara, green beans, Caesar salad, pasta salad, coleslaw, and assorted sheet cakes, plus beverages and more. All food, beer, and soda are included. Enjoy live music from DJ Blaze and activities such as the Big 9 Wheel, lay downs, and a silent auction. Admission is $55 per person or $500 for a table of ten. Guests must be 21 or older, and coolers are not allowed. Payment options include Zelle, Venmo, CashApp, or cash. For more information, contact events@box414assoc.com.

An adults-only nature camp blends a sailing expedition with immersive science and woodland exploration. Participants board the Lady Maryland for a full day under sail, traveling along the Chesapeake Bay and into the Magothy River Sanctuary to reach Camp Whippoorwill for an overnight, then sail back the next morning. On the water, activities include learning to set sail and steer, water quality testing, plankton trawling with microscope study, trawl fishing to observe marine life, oyster dissection, and bird morphology and identification, all in collaboration with the Living Classroom Foundation. At camp, the pace shifts to the forest with trail wandering, bird listening, and a campfire with s’mores, followed by nighttime investigations featuring owls, moths, spiders, and the strange world of zombie fungi.

Hosted by The National Great Blacks In Wax Museum, this free celebration spotlights community arts, culture, and health in Baltimore. First presented in 2015 as the culminating event for the Growing Griots Literacy Learning Program, it has become a yearly gathering that lifts up Black history alongside creative and wellness efforts that support children, families, and neighborhoods. Visitors can browse local vendors with crafts, artwork, and food, enjoy live music and performances from area talent, and spend time in a children’s area filled with games and activities. Informational booths will share health, wellness, and community resources. Throughout the day, the museum will welcome walk-in guests and scheduled group tours, including the chance to see a new wax figure of Henrietta Lacks, which pays tribute to her lasting impact on medical science. The street fair also serves as a capstone to the museum’s E.D.O.H. initiative, which uses artistic and cultural practices to help Baltimore residents navigate and heal from trauma. Vendor inquiries may be sent to doralee.fakunle@greatblacksinwax.org.

Trace the final chapter of Edgar Allan Poe’s life on a guided bus experience that explores his legacy and the lingering mystery of his death in Baltimore. The tour sets out from the Baltimore Visitor Center at the Inner Harbor and features key stops connected to Poe’s story, including a historical look at Gunner’s Hall, the hospital where he died, Westminster Hall and Burying Ground with two of Poe’s graves, the Poe statue, and a guided visit to the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum. The Poe House is a historic building and is not ADA accessible, with no elevator or ramp to the second floor. A tour with luncheon runs about 3.5 hours, while a bus-only option lasts about 2.5 hours. Plan to meet your guide inside the Visitor Center at the gift shop desk 10 minutes before your scheduled start, since refunds are not available for late arrivals.

Brought to the stage by Infernal Horde, this live show features BESATT with Wythersake, Sardonic Witchery and Bestial Necropsy. The event welcomes attendees of all ages.

A family-friendly outdoor festival celebrating Latin American flavors and rhythms. This annual celebration of sabor features a curated lineup of food vendors from the Caribbean, Central America, and South America, paired with lively Latin music and a selection of drinks. Guests can sample a wide range of dishes, including vegetarian and vegan choices, and dessert is on the menu too. Admission requires a ticket or RSVP. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Pets should remain at home unless the venue states otherwise. Space may be limited. By attending, guests consent to photography and video recording, and all sales are final.

All Shall Perish takes the stage at Baltimore Soundstage for an all-ages show. Ticket options include a public onsale and presales through the artist, Soundstage, Bandsintown, and Blabbermouth.

Castle Rat brings the Summoning the Beasts Tour to Baltimore Soundstage with Unto Others and Wraith Knight also on the lineup. This all-ages show gathers three bands on one stage for a high-energy night of live music.

Nitzer Ebb teams up with VOSH for a live performance at Baltimore Soundstage. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Tickets are offered through several options, including an artist presale, a presale through the venue, and a Spotify presale, with a general public sale to follow.

The STARS Tour brings GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter Anne Wilson to The Lyric in Baltimore for an evening of new songs from her album STARS alongside fan favorites such as God Story, Strong, Hey Girl, and the multi-week number one hit My Jesus. Aodhán King and Peter Burton appear in support. A VIP experience is planned before general doors, followed by the main show, and the schedule is subject to change. Tickets are on sale through the official ticketing outlet. Third party resales are not permitted on TPR event pages, and purchases made through third parties are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to updates or assistance.

Nevermore Hall hosts a stop on Lenny Pearce’s Toddler Rave World Tour, led by the artist widely recognized for launching “Toddler Techno” and family raves. Inspired by his life as a parent, he creates songs, videos, and stage shows designed for both adults and children. The performance features lively, high energy remixes of kids’ favorites reimagined as modern dance tracks, shaping a shared dance floor experience for families. Pearce has entertained audiences around the world with more than 200,000 tickets sold, and his collaborations include Disney, Nickelodeon, Hasbro, Blippi, Paw Patrol, and Warner Bros, along with a hit album made with The Wiggles. Coverage in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, TMZ, and Billboard, plus an online following of over three million, underscores his reach as he sets out on his biggest tour yet.

Rotimi, the Nigerian American singer, songwriter, actor, and producer, blends R&B with Afrobeats and dancehall into a sound recognized around the world. He first became widely known on screen with standout turns in Boss, Power, and The Chi before shifting his focus to music. His track In My Bed featuring Wale earned Platinum certification and appeared on the Billboard Mainstream R&B chart, and his catalog includes additional Platinum and Gold successes. In 2021 he released his debut album, All or Nothing, a soulful and assured snapshot of his growth. With smooth vocals and rhythms rooted in the diaspora, he continues to shape what it means to be a global artist. Please note that Keystone Kards are not accepted for this show.

Deltron 3030 brings together Del The Funkee Homosapian, Dan The Automator, and Kid Koala for a live performance. This show welcomes all ages.

An outdoor Oktoberfest at Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church features beer, German food, lively polka music, children’s games, wheels of chance, and a cash raffle, plus other activities. For questions, contact Beth Mayr at beth.mayr@archbalt.org or 410-752-8498.

Now set for a new date and location, this sixth annual children’s festival celebrates African heritage with a full afternoon designed for families. Kids can dive into hands-on projects, hear stories, and make art that highlights cultures across the continent. Attendees are encouraged to bring a chair or blanket and settle in for music, drumming, and dancing alongside live cultural performances. Expect African cuisine, games, craft stations, and a variety of cultural activities throughout the day. Details on featured performers and special activities will be announced soon. The first 100 children age 12 and under who register will receive a ticket for complimentary African food, and adult meal tickets are available for advance purchase during registration. Vendor applications are being accepted, and volunteer opportunities are open.

Now in its second year, this sale features Angus and Hereford cattle.

The fifth annual 30-8 Special fundraiser takes place at Jimmys Famous Seafood and centers on having a great time while supporting the firehouse.

Raheem DeVaughn performs at Pier Six Pavilion with special guest Daley. The event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Steampunk Soirée and Nevermore merge for one immersive night at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, blending clockwork fantasy with gothic elegance in a setting rich with atmosphere. Baltimore’s enduring connection to Edgar Allan Poe threads through the gathering, offering a thoughtful nod to a poet whose legacy continues to stir the city’s imagination. The evening opens with candlelit social time, a private bar, and a marketplace of unusual and artful curiosities. Later, paranormalist and mentalist Vince Wilson presents gothic magic that walks the line between the impossible and the unexplained, a craft he has refined for 25 years. Afterward, Dust Bowl Faeries deliver a live music murder mystery, channeling a cabaret-tinged gothic folk sound from New York’s Hudson Valley, driven by accordion and shaded with witchy and woodland motifs. The night culminates in a séance led by Wilson, seeking to reach Edgar Allan Poe, whose final days in Baltimore remain enigmatic, and Harry Houdini, who spent his later years trying to disprove spirit communication. Whether any voices answer is left to the veil. Additional performers and surprises will be announced. VIP ticket holders receive early entry, first choice of seats, and a few undisclosed perks. Tickets are available.

Modest Mouse performs at Pier Six Pavilion with Caroline Rose. This all ages show offers an evening of live music from both artists.

The World Oddities Expo returns for its seventh Baltimore edition at the Baltimore Convention Center, filling Halls A and B with a marketplace and experiences dedicated to the wonderfully weird. This traveling event blends art, history, science, and entertainment in a setting that welcomes curiosity and celebrates the unusual. Explore a wide range of vendors and small businesses, then step into the touring Deformed Exhibit to encounter real, rare specimens that showcase medical anomalies. Combo ticket options are available for general admission or VIP, with VIP offering early access to shop before the crowds. Children 12 and under receive free entry. Hands-on learning continues in WOE Labs, where instructors guide participants through classes such as beginner-friendly taxidermy, rat skeleton articulation, and creating miniature diorama terrariums. Class offerings can vary by city. Throughout the day, the Main Stage features live performances that include contortion, sideshow-inspired acts, clowns, and other surprises, along with guest speakers hosting free seminars. Some tour stops also include the Oddity Ink Parlour, sponsored by Villain Arts, where on-site tattoos are available in select cities. Whether your interests lean toward oddities, fashion, art, science, or the broader culture around them, this event offers a space to embrace what makes you unique.

Enjoy a night of live music as SUPERSUCKERS performs with The Rumours. This event is open to all ages.

AFI brings a full concert to Nevermore Hall with Choir Boy joining the bill. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Ticket access includes a public on sale as well as presales through the artist, the Despair Faction, and the venue.

for KING + COUNTRY brings The Most Beautiful Colours album release tour to The Lyric in Baltimore, presenting first listens to new songs from the forthcoming record alongside familiar anthems. Brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone are known for a cinematic live production, driving percussion, and storytelling that invites rare close-up moments and insight into the heart of the music, creating an experience rooted in hope and faith. A VIP Artist Q&A Experience is available, featuring premium seating, a pre-show conversation with the artists, early entry, and first access to merchandise. The platinum-certified, four-time GRAMMY-winning duo has earned 13 number one hits and more than 5 billion career streams, has performed to sold-out audiences across the United States, Australia, and Europe, and has celebrated milestones including a Top 10 debut on the Billboard 200 with What Are We Waiting For?, Gold certification for Burn the Ships, and the feature film Unsung Hero, honored with a GMA Dove Award for Feature Film of the Year.

Spotlights, music, and a hint of red-carpet sparkle set the scene as Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy host a star-filled Disney On Ice gala at CFG Bank Arena. Beloved tales from Zootopia 2, Tangled, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Monsters, Inc. glide to life on the ice with Hollywood-inspired glamour. Stitch introduces Angel for a shimmering debut, and a dramatic entrance by the Disney Villains brings high-energy thrills. The spotlight turns to the audience for a celebratory moment filled with sparkle, excitement, and wonder. Guests aged 14 and older may not wear costumes.

Presented by Jimmy's Famous Seafood, this reunion brings together Chaps, Harbor Inn, and Partners for a throwback celebration. DJ Pumpin Paul and DJ Dynamike will mix live sets of 80s and 90s dance, freestyle, hip hop, and other old-school favorites. The party takes place in the venue's upstairs banquet room. Admission is $10, cash at the door. Food and drinks are available, and it is a chance to reconnect with familiar faces while moving to classics from the era.

At CFG Bank Arena, Disney On Ice presents Spotlight Magic brings Hollywood-inspired sparkle to the rink as Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, and Goofy welcome guests to a gala on ice. Stories from Zootopia 2, Tangled, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Monsters, Inc. glide to life in striking style. Stitch introduces Angel for her on-ice debut, and the Disney Villains make a dramatic entrance that amps up the excitement. A special moment turns the spotlight toward the audience, capturing the feel of a red carpet celebration. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

Jordan Jensen takes the stage at Baltimore Soundstage for an all-ages show. Tickets are offered in phases, including a presale and a general public onsale, with a Savage Party Presale available as well.

KrampusMart sets up inside Monstermania with a marketplace of Krampus themed goods. Find apparel such as shirts, socks and ties, plus patches, stickers and horns. There are also leather goods, paper creations, original artwork and jewelry created by local artisans. The gathering takes place at the Hilton Inner Harbor Hotel.

GRAMMY winner Billy Strings brings a two-night run to CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, MD. Back-to-back shows at the same venue give fans multiple chances to catch his live performance.

All Good Presents brings together Donna The Buffalo and Assembly Of Dust for a live music event featuring both bands on the same bill.

Step through the veil into a celebration of creativity, imagination, and community at Lord Baltimore Hotel, hosted by the Baltimore Faerie Faire. Experience an indoor Faerie Festival by day and a Faerie Court with dancing at night, all within a setting that is reportedly haunted. The daytime program features stage performances, roaming characters, a market filled with handmade crafts and offerings, workshops, panels, and games. Children 12 and under are admitted free during the daytime and can enjoy stories and crafts, trade with an ogre, and meet a mermaid. Evening festivities include the Coronation of a new Faerie Queen followed by a Bridgertroll Ball with live music and fare from the hotel’s kitchens, plus an appearance by the Lady of the Autumn Court and the famed Faery Scary Ball known for marvelous costumes. A Drag Brunch is also on the schedule. VIP tickets offer early entry to the hors d’oeuvres buffet and access to the Royal Balcony.

Enjoy a fantasy ball featuring live music from three bands. Tower Green delivers a Renaissance sound led by a hurdy-gurdy. The Clipper City Crew Band performs as a full big band with twenty-three musicians. A Halo Called Fred brings nerdy, inventive originality with a danceable beat. Imagine a Bridgerton-style celebration with Regency looks, live music, and delightfully big hair. If towering tresses under bridges make you think of trolls, that playful spirit fits right in. Trolls, goats, bridges, queens, balls, and diamonds all have a place here. Tickets are available.

A brand new arena spectacular brings Disney's Descendants, Zombies, and Camp Rock together on the same stage for the first time. Led by a cast of Disney stars, this high-energy pop concert features hit songs, precision choreography, and striking visual effects.

Chris Tomlin, TobyMac, and Third Day share the stage for a powerhouse fall tour stop at CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore. With three headliners trading the spotlight, the show flows from one chart-topping, award-winning song to the next and keeps the energy high from start to finish. The set is stacked with big hits, creating a concert experience that has the crowd on its feet.