Events in Baltimore
Wednesday Boutique
Discover a weekly boutique pop-up at Wysdom Arts Gallery & Atelier showcasing African apparel, striking accessories, handcrafted waistbeads, and colorful artwork. Cold-pressed juices and ginger shots are available, and preordering is offered to reserve drinks in advance.
Wysdom Arts Gallery & AtelierEMSELLA EDUCATION & DEMO DAY
Learn how EMSELLA is used to address bladder incontinence at an informative demonstration. The event highlights a noninvasive option with a reported 95 percent patient satisfaction rate. Treatments are completed while fully clothed and are designed as a walk in, walk out experience. Complimentary refreshments are provided. The venue is located just below the Xfinity store.
Wellness on the Waterfront: Yoga
Experience an outdoor, all-levels vinyasa flow led by Marissa along the waterfront in Baltimore Peninsula at Rye Street Park. Bring a yoga mat and water. The class is free and open to everyone from beginners to seasoned practitioners. If weather is unfavorable, check social media for updates on potential cancellations. Paid street parking is available in the neighborhood, and a nearby garage also offers parking; follow posted signs to register your vehicle for any available complimentary options. Hosted by Baltimore Peninsula, this class requires online sign-up in advance, and first-time participants will need to complete a waiver upon arrival.
Euchre in Canton - WEEKLY!
Euchre games take place on the second floor of The Chasseur in a friendly, politics-free setting that welcomes a diverse mix of ages. There is no entry fee, and each player contributes a $5 bill to a prize pot that pays out to first, second, and third place, with third omitted if there is a tie for first or second. Please plan to register before play begins, as the games start on time and, once the cards are dealt, late entries are not possible. Participants are encouraged to support the venue by ordering food and drinks and to be kind to the staff. New to euchre? Free lessons are available for beginners. To arrange a lesson, contact EuchreBalt@yahoo.com.
The ChasseurCraig Alston Syndicate: Salute to the Masters
Craig Alston leads the Syndicate in a soulful salute to masters including Grover Washington Jr., George Duke, David Sanborn, Joe Sample, and others. The ensemble features Alston on saxophone with Rodney Kelley Jr. on keyboards, Cory Baker on bass, and Spyda on drums. Born in Baltimore, Alston is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and educator recognized for a warm, expressive saxophone voice across jazz, R&B, soul, hip hop, and gospel. He has shared stages with Lee Ritenour, Brian Culbertson, Najee, The O’Jays, The Temptations, and the Soulful Symphony. A former member of Fertile Ground and longtime leader of the Eubie Blake Legacy Band, he has toured internationally and appeared at the DC Jazz Festival, Artscape, and the Drum Rhythm Festival in Holland. His endorsements include Antigua Winds, Legere Reeds, and Theo Wanne Mouthpieces, and he received the Jazz Journalists Jazz Heroes Award. He also works as a musical director for independent artists, serves as a clinician, and teaches woodwinds with OrchKids.
Keystone Korner BaltimoreWalking with Those Who Seek - Church's Night Out
The Church’s Night Out speaker series explores how people of faith accompany different communities, including immigrants, those who are seeking, and seafarers, in a relaxed bar setting in South Baltimore. This session focuses on people who are searching for meaning, with the new Associate Pastor, Fr. Alex Kulik, sharing how he approaches difficult questions. He will reflect on thoughtful ways to respond when someone has never attended church yet longs for more, and on what it looks like to walk alongside someone who does not believe in God. Hosted at Riverside Taphouse, this conversation is open to everyone.
Riverside TaphouseCRAZY 8 WEDNESDAY
Crazy 8s brings a straightforward $8 price to Wednesdays all summer. Movie tickets are $8 for any show all day, and select food items and concessions are $8 as well. Concession combos and merchandise are excluded. Offered every Wednesday during the summer season, it provides an affordable way to enjoy the big screen along with snacks.
Flicks From the Hill 2026
AVAM brings back its free outdoor film series with an evening that blends art, movement, and a movie under the night sky. Before the screening, enjoy complimentary admission to the museum and Sideshow at AVAM, take part in a family-friendly, movie-themed art activity, and join a dance workshop with Dance Baltimore. The film is shown outside on the Federal Hill side of the JRVC building. The series lineup features The Wiz, A Wrinkle in Time, Men in Black, and Labyrinth. Early arrival is recommended to secure a good spot on the hill. Outside food is welcome, and there will be popcorn, soft drinks, and food trucks available for purchase. In case of extreme weather, the screening moves indoors to the third floor of the Jim Rouse Visionary Center. Pets are welcome in outdoor spaces, while only service animals may enter museum buildings.
American Visionary Art MuseumEnoch Pratt Library Photo Book meet-up
Gather with fellow enthusiasts for a photo book club meet-up in the Fine Arts department at the Main Enoch Pratt Free Library. Newcomers can get an overview of the library’s photo book collection, much of which is available for checkout, and connect with others who enjoy photo and art books. Attendees are welcome to bring personal photo books to share during the conversation. This gathering is open to anyone with an interest in the topic. The Fine Arts department is on the mezzanine level at the north end of the building, where a table will be set for browsing and discussion.
Enoch Pratt Free LibraryGood Folks in the Garden
Good Folks in the Garden returns to the Baltimore Museum of Art for a second year in collaboration with Good Folks Happy Hour, transforming the BMA’s West Lawn into a Matisse-inspired happy hour beside the meadow. Expect a celebration of color, light, and line, with bright summer attire encouraged and DJ Face setting the mood. Purchase cocktails at a cash bar, pick up bites from local food trucks and lawn vendors, and take part in casual art-making with friends. Centered on joy, music, and community, this gathering invites you to slow down, connect, and recognize everyday people doing meaningful work. Explore the BMA’s collection and special exhibitions, including Matisse and Martinique: Portraits and Poetry and Fratino and Matisse: To See This Light Again. Tickets are $20 for members and $30 for non-members. Advance registration is encouraged.
Baltimore Museum of ArtInner Harbor Paddle & Flow
This class blends a social SUP paddle with a waterfront yoga session. Participants start with a guided 45 minute paddle, then wind down with a relaxing, land-based yoga practice at B’More SUP.
Concerts in the Park - Todd Marcus - Virginia MacDonald Quintet
Concerts in the Park features the Todd Marcus and Virginia MacDonald Quintet at Sumpter Park. The lineup includes Todd Marcus on bass clarinet, Virginia MacDonald on clarinet, Xavier Davis on piano, Blake Meister on bass, and Eric Kennedy on drums.
Sumpter ParkSka Show in Baltimore
Shamrock Inn hosts a high-energy ska showcase in Baltimore featuring Analog Daydream from Alabama, Horizon Point from California, and The Maka Sticks from DC, with special guests Batsnack. Expect a lively blend of ska, punk, reggae, and skacore with a dance-friendly vibe. It is a welcoming night for longtime scene regulars as well as anyone curious to explore the sound.
Shamrock InnEggy
Eggy appears at Union Craft Brewing in Baltimore, Maryland, in a show presented by All Good Presents.
Meet the Birds
Brandon Young visits Jimmy's Famous Seafood for a live edition of the Meet The Birds series, hosted alongside Eric Arditti of Barstool Sports. The Orioles right-hander is in the midst of a breakout year, emerging as a steady presence at the front of Baltimore's rotation with a 6-2 record, an ERA a bit over 3.00, and deep, composed outings that have powered wins in most of his starts. The program features an intimate Q&A followed by autographs and photos with Brandon. Three ticket options are available. GA includes one autograph on an item of your choice, a photo with Brandon, and a seat for the Q&A. VIP adds all GA perks plus Brandon's exclusive 2026 Player Tee and priority seating. Elite includes all VIP benefits, an autographed batting helmet, and guaranteed front-row seating for the Q&A. Guests may use their phones for photos, and a professional photographer will capture the evening with images to be posted on Facebook afterward. The event is family-friendly, with a licensed memorabilia dealer on site, raffles, and additional interactive fun. A portion of proceeds benefits Best Buddies Maryland, an organization dedicated to creating opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Jimmy's Famous SeafoodJustin Lees Trio Annual Summer Concert
An die Musik Live presents an evening of straight ahead jazz with three seasoned artists, shaped by the 1950s lineage of Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie and rooted in the guitar traditions of Charlie Christian and T Bone Walker, with plenty of swing and blues in the mix. The trio features guitarist Justin Lees, drummer Dominic Smith and double bassist Obasi Akoto. Guitarist Justin Lees has worked professionally since the late 1970s, studying with noted players including Rick Whitehead, Paul Bollenbach, Bill Biesecker, Danny Gatton, Herb Ellis, Emily Remler, Howard Alden, Michele Ramo and Dr. Asher Zlotnik. In Washington, D.C., he collaborated with Ron Holloway, Dick Morgan, Keeter Betts and Cindy Cain, and led weekly trio sets at the One Step Down until its closing. Highlights include opening for Nina Simone as part of the Ron Holloway Group at Constitution Hall, performing with Mel Torme for four years, playing with Lionel Hampton at age 19 and serving as guitarist with the John Colianni Quintet, along with appearances with trumpet legend Joey Morant from 2017 to 2020. Maryland-raised drummer Dominic Smith has been a fixture on the local scene for more than two decades. Known for a hard swinging touch, dynamic range and inventive rhythmic detail, he has supported artists such as Eric Alexander, Harold Mabern, James Williams, Charlie Byrd, Phil Woods, Gary Thomas, Jim Snidero, Kenny Rankin, Dennis Irwin, Ray Bryant, Keter Betts, Charles McPherson and George Garzone. He has been a member of The Unified Jazz Ensemble since 2006 and counts the late Mike Smith as his local drum mentor. Bassist, composer and orchestrator Obasi Akoto has toured and recorded with Elvin Jones and Cyrus Chestnut, appearing on Chestnut’s Atlantic releases The Dark Before the Dawn and Earth Stories. His performance credits include Wynton Marsalis, Joe Lovano, Regina Carter and Miguel Zenón. His orchestral project All Over the Map, featuring vibraphonist Warren Wolf, has been praised as “impassioned and transformative.” After serving as Director of Jazz Studies at the University of Manitoba, he returned to full-time performance, leading ensembles and residencies across the Baltimore and Washington region while connecting jazz tradition with contemporary improvisation. In-person tickets are $20, with a $10 rate for students. Streaming passes are $15. Attendees also receive access to a recording after the concert. Donations are welcome.
An die MusikCelebrating the Music of Erykah Badu & Jill Scott
Keystone Korner Baltimore presents a tribute to the music of Erykah Badu and Jill Scott led by Angelica Baylor. The performance features favorites like Tyrone, Next Lifetime, On & On, Didn't Cha Know, It's Love, The Way, Golden, So in Love, and more. Baylor is a singer, songwriter, arranger, and vocal consultant whose international career has reached audiences from London to Uganda. She has shared the stage with Ginuwine, The Isley Brothers, Faith Evans, 112, and The Jacksons, and in 2014 received honors in the I Want To Be Signed competition produced by Lil' G of SILK. This concert highlights the soulful legacy of two trailblazing artists through Baylor’s dynamic voice and artistry.
Keystone Korner BaltimoreChristmas in July Day | Toy Drive
Celebrate Christmas in July at MWPH with a community toy drive. Bring a new, unwrapped toy to help restock the shelves. Attendees will also have the chance to meet members of the WBAL-TV news team along with other special guests.
Mt. Washington Pediatric HospitalThe Grand Opening of the Plaza Goodwill
Plaza Goodwill is marking the debut of Baltimore’s newest Goodwill Retail Store & Donation Center with a grand opening celebration. Giveaways and festivities are planned, with more details to be announced.
XOXO Gallery | Objects at Hand Closing Reception
XOXO Gallery marks the conclusion of the exhibition Objects at Hand with a closing reception curated by Elizabeth English. The show brings together artists and designers who rethink how we relate to everyday things, using playful experimentation and thoughtful process to invite viewers into the conversation. Moving beyond strict disciplines, the work emphasizes possibility and explores the conceptual reach of craft, how making shapes identity, and how audiences can be meaningfully engaged. The presentation offers an energetic and reflective mix of materials and ideas that encourages a fresh perspective on the built world.
Walter Beasley
This event features Walter Beasley, an award winning soprano saxophonist and vocalist, an accomplished composer and producer, and the founder and CEO of Affable Publishing and Affable Records. Recognized as the best selling full time professor and recording artist of the modern era, he also taught for several years at Berklee. Since 1998 his recordings have kept him among the ten best selling African American saxophonists worldwide. His educational work includes a dozen instructional DVDs, a book, and eight apps, and a new album is slated for release later in the year. "Walter Beasley is an anomaly: a successful performing musician who possesses the rare skill of understanding the musical process beyond the intuitive. This special ability enables Walter to communicate with aspiring musicians in a way that removes the sense of mystery that sometimes enshrouds our profession." said Branford Marsalis. Keystone Kards do not apply for this show.
Keystone Korner BaltimoreOpera Movie Night: Amadeus
A free community opera movie night with Opera Campers at The Church of the Redeemer in Baltimore features a screening of the 1984 film Amadeus, highlighting the rivalry between Mozart and Salieri. Guests may bring dinner, snacks, beverages, and friends to enjoy the film in the Parish Hall. Everyone is welcome. The presentation is made possible by a generous donation from Paul Zaentz of Teatro della Pace Films.
The Church of the RedeemerEddie & Mohr
Eddie and Ron bring an acoustic performance filled with familiar favorites.
Donna's Tavern & Restaurant of DundalkNova Koloso and more
An all-ages showcase brings together NOVA KOLOSO, Krime Slugs, Glorian, and Revvnant on one bill. The lineup appears together for a single event.
Metro BaltimoreTribute to The Doors On Fire!!
At Zen West, The Doors on Fire delivers a high-energy salute to The Doors, combining powerful live performance with immersive audio and visual elements to revive the band’s psychedelic spirit and intensity. The show pairs electrifying musicianship with striking imagery and a stage presence that channels the era’s vibe. Built as an experience rather than a typical concert, it dives into the sound and soul of classic rock. Presented for one night only.
Zen WestDJ Diesel
DJ Diesel, also known as Shaquille O’Neal, brings a high-energy set to Power Plant Live!, loaded with heavy bass drops, relentless momentum, and crowd-firing moments throughout the show. Supporting performances come from Dennett, Lucky, and Xyphen. This event is for ages 18 and over.
Power Plant Live!Arnez J Live
Enjoy a live performance by Arnez J at Baltimore Comedy Factory.
Baltimore Comedy FactoryThe Lord Baltimore Ghost Tour
Ghost tours have returned to the Lord Baltimore Hotel with a walk through the 19th floor, the former speakeasy, and the Versailles Room, followed by a spirit session for Molly. Availability is limited and tours frequently sell out.
Lord Baltimore HotelFree Tuneful Tots Music Class
Enjoy a free Tuneful Tots music class created for children ages 0 to 4 and their caregivers. Through singing, movement, rhythm, and simple instruments, participants explore music together, encouraging early ability while supporting cognitive, communicative, and social development. Guided by the Suzuki philosophy that listening comes first, the session lays a natural musical foundation long before a child begins a string or wind instrument. This is a single free event that nurtures connection between caregiver and child through shared musical play.
Our House BaltimoreDreamseeds: Dreaming in Times of Chaos
Dreamseeds, a BMA Lexington Market Artist-in-Residence project by Hannah Brancato and Sanahara Ama Chandra, invites visitors to plant new visions for a shared future through creative and healing practices. Participants can weave baskets from foraged ivy, join in exploratory song circles, spend time journaling and in conversation, take home a plant, and contribute personal dreams to a growing collection that continues to grow with each visit. Regular offerings with Hannah include drop-in ivy basket weaving, zine-making, and journaling, along with the Gather Together meetup for survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence. Sessions with Sanahara center song circles, card readings, and conversation. The experience is free and welcomes drop-in participation. Dreamseeds is shaped by the collaborators’ backgrounds in art and care. Sanahara is a singer and nurse, as well as a mother of two, whose practice includes sound healing and energy clearing. Hannah’s work is grounded in long-standing anti-sexual violence activism, creating textiles and public rituals that bring stories into shared space. Together they guide a process that moves from isolation toward collective experiences. This offering is part of the Baltimore Museum of Art’s Lexington Market Artist-in-Residence initiative, which places artists within a historically layered public space and invites them to serve both as practicing artists and community-facing hosts who help foster conversation about art, community, and the role of institutions and public places in Baltimore City.
Lexington MarketMuse - Live Recital
MUSE is a recital that traces the bond between an artist and the inspirations that shape their work. The program intertwines early influences with the seasoned creative process, drawing from jazz-fusion, musical theater, opera, and contemporary instrumental traditions. It features brand-new arrangements crafted specifically for this performance, alongside familiar pieces reimagined to highlight the euphonium’s distinctive voice. Lasting about an hour, the program includes roughly forty minutes of transcriptions, arrangements, and new music for euphonium, piano, and electronics.
The PealeBLACK&BLU Food Tour Stop #33
Stop number 33 of BluViolet Adventures’ BLACK&BLU food tour returns to Baltimore for a meal at Miss Toya’s Creole House. The tour has been supporting black and woman owned businesses since 2024, and this visit continues that focus.
Miss Toya’s Creole House - BaltimoreStaged Readings for the 2026 Variations Project
As part of this year’s Variations Project, six short plays are showcased in a staged reading directed by Arthur Cleaves. Presented live at the Strand Theater, this program complements the production Variations on Silence. The lineup features Watch What You Say by Michael Roles, Turn Around by Alicia Rose, Nothing Further by Petula Caesar, Negative Space by Christy Gasper-Brooks, Let's Talk by Lorraine Ricks, and Just Ask by Pat Montley. The cast includes Malik Berry, Azure Grimes, Michael Papa, Mae Philippe-Auguste, and Aparna Sri. Seating is general admission at $15. Rapid Lemon Productions uses paperless ticketing with patron names held at will call on the performance date. Tickets are non-refundable and may be exchanged if seats are available.
The Ultimate Drag Show @ Bark Social BALTIMORE
An afternoon drag show at Bark Social celebrates Pride with lively performances, a welcoming community atmosphere, and cocktails, all while pups, pet parents, and allies share plenty of dog-friendly fun with their four-legged best friends.
Indie Improv Mixer
This laid-back mixer at The Highwire Center brings together performers, improvisers, and team liaisons to connect and collaborate. It is suited for anyone forming a new indie improv team, looking for additional players for an existing group, or simply hoping to broaden their network. There is no set agenda, just a welcoming space with snacks and friendly company, and conversations will be facilitated by Highwire co-founder Brian Shea.
The Highwire CenterPOP UP SHOP
Celebrate local talent and culture at a lively marketplace filled with handmade creations, tasty regional treats, and family friendly entertainment. More than 150 vendors will be spread across multiple buildings, including a newly added space, offering a wide variety of goods and experiences. Expect live music, outdoor tents, and food trucks on site to keep the energy high throughout the event. Shoppers can browse pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and more from skilled Nova Scotian creators. Food vendors will feature fresh baked goods, fudge, roasted nuts, specialty foods, beverages, and local wines. Admission includes a weekend pass bracelet. Only service dogs are allowed inside buildings, and bringing cash is recommended for the smoothest shopping experience.
Westside BaltimoreCandy Land of Pleasant Living: A Very Baltimore Water Ballet
Fluid Movement brings a candy-themed water ballet that pits sweet against savory and Baltimore against the rest in a spirited showdown. The tale journeys across Charm City to save the Domino Sugar Factory from the scheming Lord Natty Boh, featuring big showdowns, strained alliances, emerging champions, and lavish aquatic choreography. The production builds to a sugar rush of spectacle and a hopeful, candy-coated win for Baltimore. Performances take place at Riverside Park Pool and Clifton Park Pool. Tickets start at $20, with a limited number of front row reserved seats available. Tax-deductible business sponsorships begin at $150.
Riverside Park PoolAll Ivy Happy Hour
Hosted by CCMD, this All Ivy happy hour brings Ivy League alumni together at True Chesapeake in Whitehall Mill. A $20 ticket, sold directly by the restaurant, includes light bites such as NY Strip Crostini, Hot Honey Chicken & Pickle Skewers, Parmesan & Old Bay Roasted Oysters, Buffalo Brussels Sprout Skewers, and Caprese Skewers. Drink specials priced at $5 and $6 will be available, and the full menu can be ordered with a tab. Friends and family are welcome. Free on-site parking is available at Whitehall Mill. For questions, contact Jenn Taylor at jlc26@cornell.edu.
True ChesapeakeThe Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show
Experience a modern, true-crime inspired mystery that unfolds in real time during dinner. The story surrounds the room as performers blend into the crowd, so anyone nearby could be part of the case. Expect quick-witted comedy, suspense, audience interaction, and plenty of twists, all without cheesy costumes. Think sketch comedy meeting a crime drama while you eat. Tickets are currently available at 15% off for a limited time.
Inn at The Colonnade Baltimore - a DoubleTree by Hilton HotelSade's Collective with The Daydreamerz and more
Zen West hosts an event bringing together Sade's Collective, The Daydreamerz, Pocket Bells, and Wav.Length. All four acts appear on the same lineup.
Zen WestGhost Hunting Event
The historic Lord Baltimore Hotel blends timeless elegance with a long-standing haunted reputation, creating an overnight ghost hunt set amid grand architecture and polished rooms. Its somber past, including multiple suicides on the 19th floor during the Great Depression, has led many to believe that restless spirits remain. Reports over the years describe shadowy figures, phantom footsteps, and the presence of a little girl in a cream colored dress, making the property a focal point for tours and paranormal investigations. This exclusive experience pairs ghost hunt access with an overnight hotel stay, with packages available for one to four guests that include admission for each person and a single room for the group. Expect a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere that offers personal guidance from WSPI investigators for one-on-one inquiry or the freedom to explore at your own pace. Equipment can be borrowed, or you may bring your own. After the structured portion concludes, participants are free to continue investigating throughout the hotel, including in their rooms. Enjoy a refined stay while exploring one of Baltimore’s most talked about hauntings, an overnight opportunity that often fills quickly.
Lord Baltimore HotelRomeo & Juliet
Enjoy a no-cost, open-air staging of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, reimagined on the cusp of the American Revolution to mark 250 years of the nation’s story. Before the performance, families can explore creative activities that include theater games, craft-making, bubbles, and other playful art stations. This interpretation lifts up the ideals of liberty, equality, generosity, democratic principles, and the pursuit of happiness, revealing how love can rise above political rifts. After the tragedy, those who remain renew their commitment to peace and to enduring American values.
Baltimore PeninsulaFree Yoga on the Lawn
This free community yoga session is led by Nancy from Coppermine Fitness. Please bring a mat, water, and a friend. The class is weather dependent, and updates will be shared by @copperminefitness on social media.
Cylburn ArboretumThe 2026 Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge
The 2026 Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge is moving to a new location in Baltimore’s Historic Fells Point, right next to the Inner Harbor. The setting features scenic views that showcase both historic and contemporary sides of the city, surrounded by a lively mix of shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars. Participants will receive free, convenient parking, and several hotels are within walking distance of the race site. Additional details will be announced soon.
Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park and MuseumInner Harbor Paddle Tour
Glide through Baltimore’s Inner Harbor on a guided stand up paddleboard (SUP) tour led by Capital SUP and B’More SUP, taking in notable waterfront landmarks along the route.
Inner Harbor Paddle & Flow
This class combines SUP Social with Water Front Yoga for a balanced paddle and flow experience. Participants begin with a guided 45 minute paddle on the water, then move to shore for a relaxing yoga session on land at B'More SUP.
Inner Harbor MarinaJuly Bonus Book Event
Browse the shelves and take home free books, with entry managed through timed sessions to keep the line moving during busy periods. Attendees may re-enter by getting back in line, and approximately 110 people are admitted at each entry cycle. Before leaving, please count your books and record the total for tax purposes. One adult may bring up to three children, and every child must be accompanied by an adult. For everyone’s safety, keep children close, as the kids area can be very busy and crowded. To help with traffic flow, leave large boxes, wagons, or carts outside the exit and fill them an armful at a time. Trained service animals are welcome, otherwise pets are not permitted. Weather can sometimes force last minute cancellations, and any updates will be shared on the organization’s website and social media. Book donations are accepted during designated donation hours at the drop off point on the west side of the building by the garage door, separate from the browsing line. A volunteer can direct vehicles, and donors do not need to wait with browsers. All genres are welcome, with particular need for popular fiction, science fiction, fantasy, mystery, classics, non-diet cookbooks, science topics, English dictionaries, and Bibles. Each family may donate up to seven boxes, and boxes should be small enough for one person to lift when full. If you have more than the limit or a very large donation such as a truckload or a library closing, please contact the organization to coordinate. Previously adopted books are gladly accepted back. Popular and hobby magazines are welcome, but sets of academic, technical, or professional journals cannot be accepted. Media items are not being accepted for this event, and encyclopedia sets are not accepted. If you need a tax receipt, mention it at the start of your drop off so volunteers can count those items separately. While the organizers cannot pick up donations, volunteers can unload from your vehicle at the drop off site. Those interested in helping out can use the website’s contact form to express interest in volunteering, and small group trainings for new volunteers are in progress.
The Book Thing of BaltimoreArnez J Live
Experience Arnez J live on stage at Baltimore Comedy Factory.
Baltimore Comedy FactoryWild Water Splash Days
Celebrate summer with a splash-filled day packed with activities for kids of all ages. Zip down waterslides sized for both bigger and smaller thrill seekers, glide along slip n slides, cool off at splash pads, and bounce away the energy in a bounce house. Keep the fun going with outdoor games, fitness and activity stations, creative crafts, and unlimited rides on the train and carousel. Merch and food vendors will be available too. Animal residents get in on the cool-down as well. Look for the African elephant water cannon, grizzly bears enjoying pool enrichment, and river otters savoring icy treats... with more ways to see animals beat the heat. All of these experiences are included with Zoo admission or membership.
The Maryland Zoo in BaltimorePlay like a Pro!⚽🥎⛹️♀️🤾♂️
Celebrate a weekend dedicated to sports at Play Like a Pro Weekend. Try interactive stations and games, dive into hands-on experiences, and take on fun challenges that highlight movement and athleticism. Learn about Baltimore’s athletic traditions, then put skills and teamwork to the test through engaging activities. Designed for kids and families, it welcomes participants of all ages.
Port Discovery Children's MuseumLittle Learners in the Park
Niños Feliz presents a free bilingual play date for toddlers. Children ages 18 months to 3 years can enjoy music, movement, bubbles, stories, and sensory play, with time to make new friends in a relaxed outdoor setting. The gathering supports early language development, offers a chance to meet local parents, and explores bilingual learning through sensory-friendly activities. Details about upcoming bilingual enrichment classes will be shared. Activities are welcoming and adaptable for different developmental stages and support needs. Bring a blanket, water, and your little explorer.
Rodgers Forge Tot LotChristmas in July
This is the largest markdown event of the year, featuring discounts of 50 to 75 percent. The savings extend beyond seasonal or Christmas items, with nearly everything included. Annie Howe Papercuts will offer her work at clearance prices and open her studio to visitors. Bring a friend for a chance to be entered in door prize drawings.
Found StudioCommunity Food Giveaway
Filling Station Church is hosting a free community grocery distribution in Baltimore, Maryland, offering food at no cost to anyone who could use extra support. All are welcome. Please bring bags to carry items, and distribution will continue as long as supplies remain. The effort is shared in the spirit of Matthew 25:35.
Filling Station Church of God in ChristFuego Noche Latina
Enjoy a lively Latin dance night at Geno's Steaks at Power Plant Live in Baltimore. The evening begins with a complimentary, beginner-friendly lesson, then flows into social dancing with Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, Cha Cha, and more. All experience levels are welcome, and no partner is needed. Expect great music, a friendly crowd, and plenty of energy on the dance floor. A parking garage with direct access to Power Plant Live is available, and validation waives the parking fee.
NEC Drop-In
On Saturdays, the Nature Education Center offers nature-themed drop-in activities that encourage connection with the natural world through fun, informal learning. There is no cost to attend, advance registration is not required, and participants of all ages are welcome.
Cylburn ArboretumOpen Board Gaming
Enjoy a free open board gaming session with access to a demo wall and a selection of already opened used games for sale, or bring your own favorites to play. At times this may overlap with other activities, so please be courteous and respectful of fellow players.
Canton GamesAnnual Book Sale
Browse a wide selection of titles at this yearly book sale in the meeting room. Children’s books are priced at $1, and adult literature is available from $2 to $5. Watch for special deals in the final hour of the sale. Payments are accepted by cash, check, or electronic methods, and every purchase supports the branch.
Enoch Pratt Free Library - Hamilton Branch7/25/26 Small Group Mediumship and Tarot Readings
An intimate small-group session with Medium Debbie combines mediumship and Tarot card readings. Created in response to client requests, the format is limited to no more than eight participants, and tickets are sold individually. Each attendee will have the chance to receive a reading and discover what the Tarot deck may reveal. The session takes place in a private room at Hull Street Blues Cafe in Locust Point, Baltimore. Readings occur in the presence of the group rather than one to one. The room may be upstairs and the building has no elevator, so participants must be able to climb a flight of stairs. The cost is $125 per person, offered at a reduced rate as this new option is introduced. Lunch is not included. Attendees may choose to stay after the readings to have lunch at the restaurant, which helps support the venue. All participants must be 18 years of age.
Hull Street Blues CafeCommunity Care Cookout
Rally & Release is hosting a Community Care Cookout and Collection Drive at The Dome, focused on community, support, and connection. Free meals, haircuts, hygiene kits, resources, and music will be available. Donations will be collected to aid community care efforts, including clothing, shoes, coats, backpacks, blankets, hygiene products, healthy snacks, and new socks and undergarments. Community partners are welcome, and churches, businesses, schools, and nonprofits can contribute by running collection drives, serving as drop-off locations, promoting the supply drive, or sponsoring supplies.
The DomeSouthwest Summer Jam
Southwest Partnership hosts its annual Southwest Summer Jam, an afternoon focused on celebration, connection, and community pride. Neighbors from across Southwest Baltimore come together to recognize the people, projects, and partnerships that strengthen the community, with activities for both longtime participants and first-time visitors. The event features live entertainment and music, free food and refreshments, and field day games with family-friendly activities. Attendees can explore community resource tables and interactive exhibits that showcase Southwest Partnership’s work in housing, commercial revitalization, and public spaces, along with opportunities to connect with neighbors, local organizations, and community leaders. The celebration highlights the seven neighborhoods of Southwest Baltimore: Barre Circle, Franklin Square, Hollins Roundhouse, Mount Clare, Pigtown, Poppleton, and Union Square. Admission is free, and registration is encouraged.
Poppleton Recreation CenterMonthly Food Distribution + Distribución mensual de alimentos
Numbers are given to families and the number received becomes the place in line. Waiting takes place indoors, seated in order inside the church sanctuary so everyone is protected from the weather. This system is meant to cut down on long waits, prevent standing outside in unhealthy conditions, reduce confusion, and promote fairness. The distribution includes produce boxes, groceries, prepared meals, and other items for about 250 families from the community. Bringing a cart is recommended to make it easier to carry food home. This is a monthly distribution.
Breath Of God Lutheran ChurchThe Hidden Fortress
Akira Kurosawa’s 1958 adventure The Hidden Fortress is often cited as a touchstone for Star Wars, featuring a quarrelsome comic duo at the forefront, a princess on the run, and a clever general traveling in disguise, plus the signature use of wipe transitions. Created after a run of more somber films, it was conceived as large-scale action entertainment. Presented in 2.35:1 black and white via DCP, the feature runs 138 minutes and is in Japanese with subtitles.
Decoding Liberty: Shadows, Ciphers, and Secrets
Dive into the clandestine world of the American Revolution through an interactive puzzle adventure that transforms the Irish American Museum into a realm of hidden messages and secret tradecraft. This is not passive. It is a mission where logic, creativity, and persistence take center stage. Practice classic substitution ciphers and covert signals used by 18th-century operatives, race the clock to decipher intercepted dispatches, and explore ingenious low-tech methods that once kept revolutionary intelligence moving. Designed for all ages, it welcomes seasoned code-breakers and curious newcomers to collaborate and put their problem-solving skills to the test. The clues are set and the intelligence is concealed, waiting for sharp eyes and quick minds to reveal it.
Irish American MuseumHampden Bizaar
The Hampden Bizaar takes place every other Saturday and is now hosted in front of Co-Balt/Hampden Yards. Vendor participation is available by application.
Co-Balt WorkspaceFree Family Sundays
Enjoy a hands-on art workshop in a relaxed, drop-in format that encourages young creators to think like artists. Free Family Sundays is tailored to families with children ages 6 to 9, with weekly sessions in the Joseph Education Center Studio. Sessions take place every Sunday, and no advance registration is required.
Baltimore Museum of ArtSunday Shorts
This short experience is designed for first-time visitors to the BMA or anyone who wants a brief art highlight before exploring on their own. A BMA Gallery Guide leads an interactive, 30-minute mini tour that focuses on one or two artworks from across the museum. The tour starts in the Clair Zamoiski Segal and Thomas H. Segal East Lobby. All ages are welcome, and no registration is required.
Garden Drop-Ins
An informal garden program at Cylburn Arboretum invites visitors to explore the beds around the Mansion, chat with a Garden Educator, see what is currently in bloom, get answers to gardening questions, and gather practical tips for caring for plants at home. This come-and-go experience is free, open to all ages, and requires no registration.
Cylburn ArboretumSunday Sounds in the Park
Sunday Sounds in the Park brings free live music to historic Union Square Park, presented by the Union Square Association. For over 17 years, this outdoor series has featured Grammy-nominated performers, internationally recognized acts, and standout regional talent in the center of the neighborhood. Bring a picnic, your preferred drinks, friends, family, and well-behaved pets, then settle in for a relaxing afternoon of exceptional performances in one of Baltimore's most charming green spaces.
Union Square ParkMid-Season Showcase
School of Rock Pikesville brings a showcase to Zen West with student performances spanning pop, rock, and funk. Expect a Green Day set, a salute to pop legends, an adult band performance centered on new wave, and brief appearances by Rock 101 students. Free to attend and open to the public.
Zen WestNEA Jazz Master Branford Marsalis Quartet
NEA Jazz Master Branford Marsalis appears with his long-standing quartet featuring Geoffrey Keezer on piano, Eric Revis on bass, and Justin Faulkner on drums. A GRAMMY winner and Tony and EMMY nominee, Marsalis has moved comfortably between symphonic concertos and collaborations with members of the Grateful Dead, yet the heart of his artistry is this ensemble. Together for more than three decades with only a few personnel changes, the quartet is known for a rigorous, wide-ranging approach that embraces original works alongside jazz and popular classics. The group earned GRAMMY nominations for the albums Upward Spiral and The Secret Between the Shadow and the Soul, and marked its Blue Note Records debut with Belonging, a complete interpretation of Keith Jarrett’s 1974 ECM release. The New York Times noted that at its best the project goes deeper while honoring the source, and critic John Zeugner has described the quartet as casually confident, professional, cerebral, and full of energy. Keystone Kards do not apply to this show.
Keystone Korner BaltimoreThe Flywire's White Tie Affair 2026
The Flywire and TFP Entertainment present a red carpet, all white cocktail affair at POWER PLANT LIVE! in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. Guests are asked to wear outfits that are at least 90 percent white, ivory, or cream, while shoes and accessories may be any color. The experience spans two levels with a main stage, a covered alleyway, an outdoor ballroom, Luckie’s Tavern, Luckie’s Cigar Patio, Leinie’s Lodge, a beer garden pop up with Still Smoking Caterers, a cafe deck with The Reserve Restaurant, a cigar lounge, and a second level party deck. Music comes from Porkchop, DJ Keebee, Mr Incredible, Supa DJ Big L, DJ Tanz, and Justin the Real Bearded Drummer. Pop up restaurants on site include The Reserve Restaurant and Still Smoking Caterers serving soul food and Baltimore cuisine. The vibe is grown and sexy, with a crowd that is mostly 35 and older. Valid ID is required and all guests must be at least 21. VIP tables and sections are available. The event emphasizes dancing and mingling, positioning itself as more than a typical party. Advance general admission is $60, and early supporter specials are listed at $10, $20, $40, and a three ticket bundle for $50. All sales are final, and entry may be refused for dress code, behavior, or attitude. Guests are welcomed from across the East Coast and the South, including Maryland, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Virginia, New Jersey, New York City, Delaware, and North Carolina.
Power Plant Live!Summer Concert with U.S. Army Band Downrange
Part of the Friends of Patterson Park Summer Concert Series, presented by PNC Bank with media partners WYPR and WTMD, this performance features U.S. Army Band Downrange with Charm City Sings. Downrange shares popular music in support of the men and women of the Armed Services, offering an up-to-date mix of rock, pop, country, and R&B for audiences of all ages. Charm City Sings, a community chorus with more than 175 members, joins with a mission to connect Baltimore communities through song and expand equitable access to free, high-quality choral performances. The concert is set outdoors at the Patterson Park Observatory with food and craft vendors, a Friends of Patterson Park merchandise table, and more.
Patterson Park ObservatoryThe City That Reeds Sunday Night Concert
Presented by the Baltimore Irish Music School in collaboration with the Smithsonian's Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage, this concert is part of a series of live recording sessions highlighting local Irish musicians in the Lou Costello Room at Zissimo's Bar. The lineup features Eliot Grasso, Dan Isaacson, Catriona Fee, Martin O’Malley, Matt Mulqueen, Jim Eagan, Kelly Smit, Joseph McCusker, Sean McComiskey, and more. Tickets are $10, seating is limited, and purchasing a ticket guarantees a seat.
Zissimos BarIce Cream Sundays
Ice Cream Sundays offers a summertime ride on the Mile One Express where riders can enjoy an ice cream treat on board. Cool off, take a seat, and savor something sweet as the train carries you along.
B&O Railroad MuseumLiquid Nitrogen Slushie Lab
Explore how liquid nitrogen can rapidly freeze lemonade into a frosty slushie, finished with a peppermint stick for a taste of a Baltimore summer tradition. With guidance from expert educators, participants observe the process up close and receive a small lemonade slushie with peppermint. This 25-minute demonstration is suitable for all ages and is offered as an add-on. Participants must also have general admission or a membership.
Maryland Science CenterWellness on the Waterfront: Boot Camp
Kick off the week with a free full-body boot camp on the waterfront led by Marissa Walch. This outdoor class takes place in Rye Street Park along the Baltimore Peninsula and lasts 45 minutes. Bring a mat and water, and participate comfortably at any fitness level. If weather becomes an issue, check social media for a cancellation update before class. Parking options include paid street parking in the neighborhood and the 250 Mission Garage, where the first two hours are free when you register your vehicle according to posted instructions.
Bring a Game Night: Horror (Summerween)
Celebrate Halloween and all things horror with a playful game night. Wear a favorite horror movie shirt or a Halloween costume, enjoy some treats, and settle in for Blood on the Clocktower for those who RSVP on Discord. Plenty of horror-themed games will be available for everyone to pick up and play.
Frazier's on the AvenueLPN July Resource Meeting
The LPN July Resource Meeting takes place at Sagrado Corazon de Jesus/ Sacred Heart of Jesus and features presentations from the Alzheimer's Association, Greater Maryland Chapter, Art of Solidarity, and Southeast Early Head Start. Active members do not need to register. Guests should register using the Tickets link, may attend up to two meetings at no cost, and will be charged a $10 fee after two visits. For any updates, check your email or the LPN Facebook page before heading to the meeting.
Sagrado Corazon de Jesus/ Sacred Heart of JesusAlmost Famous
Hip hop takes center stage with a trivia and karaoke night called Almost Famous, set inside a lively gaming lounge. Expect an upbeat vibe as beats fuel friendly competition. Trivia covers the full spectrum, from pioneers to current stars, testing knowledge of lyrics, classic albums, famous rivalries, producers, fashion, and defining cultural moments. After a champion is named, the mic opens for karaoke so you can perform favorite tracks solo or with friends. Admission is $10 and includes full access to the lounge.
MAP TechnologiesVermicomposting Workshop
Learn how to turn kitchen scraps into garden-ready compost using worms at this beginner-friendly, hands-on workshop at Filbert Street Garden. Guided by Salina Duncan of TasteWise Kids, the session explains how to set up and care for a worm bin, what to feed and what to avoid, and the ways vermicomposting boosts soil health and plant growth. Participants also explore simple strategies to reduce household waste through sustainable composting practices.
Filbert Street Garden4th Tuesday Shape Note Singing
Shape note singing is an American a cappella choral tradition with roots in the 18th century. It uses four-part harmony printed with distinctive shaped note heads that support sight reading. Characterized by open harmonies and a raw, powerful sound, the songs speak of love, death, and other powerful forces. Participants sing for one another and for the joy of singing, with no audience and no director. The music is designed for participation rather than performance and brings together people of any or no religious background.
Four Hour Day LutherieAtomic Reading Club: Jacqueline Harpman's I Who Have Never Known Men
The Atomic Reading Club meets at Atomic Books for a conversation about Jacqueline Harpman's novel I Who Have Never Known Men. This selection is part of the 2026 theme Little Big Ideas, which guides the club’s picks throughout the year. A complete reading list is available, along with an audiobook lineup. Online orders of book club titles qualify for 15% off with the code MYSWEETNOVELLA2026, and the same discount is available in store when the purchase is for the book club. The offer does not apply to audiobooks.
Atomic BooksCharm City Trivia at The Admiral's Cup (Fells Point)!
General knowledge trivia takes place at a spot in the heart of Fells. Parking can be challenging at times, though you can often find spaces on Thames near the 7/11 and Kilwins or along Broadway.
The Admiral's CupJoshua in Lancaster, PA
This is a full-day trip to see Joshua in a live show. Lunch is included, and there will be onboard fun along the way. The total cost is $190, with an optional payment plan of $47.50 in April, $47.50 in May, $47.50 in June, and $47.50 in July prior to the trip.
Baltimore, Maryland$7 Tuesdays at Warehouse Cinemas 🍿
Turn Tuesdays into movie day with $7 tickets at Warehouse Cinemas. Catch the newest films, share laughs with friends, or plan a family outing without stretching the budget. Enjoy fresh popcorn, handcrafted bites, and ice-cold drinks, then settle into comfortable reclining seats for a memorable theater experience. It works for a casual night out, a budget-friendly date, or finally seeing that film you have been talking about. Great movies, good food, and a great deal every Tuesday.
Wednesday Boutique
Each Wednesday, a boutique-style pop up brings a lively mix to Wysdom Arts Gallery & Atelier. Browse genuine African apparel, statement accessories, and handcrafted waist beads, then take in colorful art. Cold-pressed juices and ginger shots are available, with preorders accepted to secure your pick.
Wysdom Arts Gallery & AtelierCaroline Bock: THE OTHER BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE and Michelle Brafman: DRAW NEAR TO ME
Caroline Bock and Michelle Brafman unite for a joint launch of their latest novels, hosted by The Ivy Bookshop.
The Ivy BookshopWellness on the Waterfront: Yoga
Enjoy a 45-minute all-levels vinyasa flow with Marissa along the waterfront in Baltimore Peninsula, held outdoors in Rye Street Park. Bring a yoga mat and water. The class is free and welcomes all experience levels. If inclement weather is expected, check social media an hour before class for updates on possible cancellation. Paid street parking is available throughout the neighborhood, and garage parking offers the first two hours free when you register your vehicle according to posted signage. Hosted by Baltimore Peninsula, please sign up online before class, and plan to sign a waiver at your first session.
Rye Street ParkEuchre in Canton - WEEKLY!
A welcoming euchre meetup takes place on the second floor of The Chasseur. Players are asked to be ready before play begins, since once the cards are dealt the game continues without late additions. There is no entry fee, and each participant contributes $5 to a prize pot that is paid to first, second, and third place, with the note that a tie for first or second removes the third place payout. The atmosphere is a no politics zone to keep the focus on the cards, and the group includes players of many ages who share a love for the game. Attendees are encouraged to support the host venue by ordering food and drinks and to show appreciation for the staff. Experienced players are welcome, and free lessons are available for those new to euchre. For lesson details, email EuchreBalt@yahoo.com.
The ChasseurSummerWeen Craft Night
SummerWeen Craft Night invites folks who are free on weeknights to gather at Blue Pit BBQ for a relaxed evening of creativity and spooky flair. Bring a non messy craft to work on, plan your dinner, and connect with other horror fans while you hang out. Wear a horror inspired outfit to embrace Halloween in July.
Sunset Social Paddle
B’More SUP and Capital SUP host an easygoing evening on the water that highlights camaraderie and scenic sunset views. Expect a relaxed group paddle on calm water, time to take in the glowing sky, and a friendly, social atmosphere. Whether arriving solo or with friends, paddlers of every experience level are welcome to unwind, connect, and enjoy the transition from day to dusk.
SMOKING POPES w/ Radiator Hospital @ Metro Baltimore
SMOKING POPES teams up with Radiator Hospital for a two-night run, with each evening dedicated to different chapters of the catalog. Night 1 highlights songs from Get Fired, Destination Failure, Stay Down, and Into The Agony. Night 2 focuses on Born To Quit, The Party's Over, This Is Only A Test, and Lovely Stuff. This show is open to all ages. A limited number of discounted two-night passes are available while supplies last.
Metro BaltimoreThe Great South African Jazz Pianist Nduduzo Makhathini Trio: "The Myth We Choose" Album Release
South African pianist Nduduzo Makhathini appears with his trio, featuring Zwelakhe Duma Bell Pier on bass and Kabelo Mokhatla on drums, to celebrate The Myth We Choose, his fourth Blue Note release. Co-produced with his 18-year-old son, Thingo Makhathini, the album gathers contributions from Black Coffee, Robin Fassie, Keenan Ahrends, Dalisu Ndlazi, Lukmil Perez, Shabaka Hutchings, Thando Zide, Muneyi and Omagugu, and includes the lead track Kuzodlula, which reflects on forgiveness. The project is rooted in personal, familial and cultural stories, aiming to cultivate a living legacy of love and healing. Raised in umGungundlovu in South Africa, where music and ritual are closely intertwined, Makhathini draws on the lineage of Bheki Mseleku, Moses Molelekwa and Abdullah Ibrahim, alongside inspirations such as Andrew Hill, Randy Weston and Don Pullen. His path has included debuts at the Blue Note Jazz Club and Jazz at Lincoln Center in 2019 with Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra for The South African Songbook, as well as collaborations with Logan Richardson, Nasheet Waits, Tarus Mateen, Stefon Harris, Billy Harper, Azar Lawrence and Ernest Dawkins.
Keystone Korner BaltimoreFull Moon Glow Paddle
Participants set out for a guided evening SUP paddle on Baltimore’s Inner Harbor under a full moon. Launch is just before sunset to take in the skyline in golden light, followed by a group paddle as the moon rises over the city. This final moonlit outing of the season offers a calm way to mark the close of summer on the water. Space is limited. The event takes place at Rusty Scupper Restaurant and Bar.
Rusty Scupper Restaurant and BarCRAZY 8 WEDNESDAY
Make the middle of the week a movie night with Crazy 8s, a weekly summer promotion focused on one easy price. Each Wednesday, movie tickets are $8 for any show all day, and food items and concessions are $8. Concession combos and merchandise are excluded. The promotion is designed to keep a night at the movies fun and budget friendly.
Mommy & Me Fitness Classes
Enjoy a mom and little one fitness class at Krimgold Park that blends gentle, baby friendly movement, playful interaction, and postnatal training. The session is created for mothers with babies and toddlers, offering a chance to stay active, bond with your child, and connect with other moms in a warm, supportive setting. For details, contact Brooke Sadler-Thomas at 443-280-5385.
Krimgold ParkSoup Kitchen
FMCBC hosts a weekly soup kitchen offering warm meals in a caring, open setting. Everyone is welcome, and bringing a friend or neighbor is encouraged. The gathering celebrates the love of Jesus Christ and the blessings shared with the community.
First Mount Calvary Baptist ChurchFlicks From The Hill 2026
AVAM’s summer film series brings free museum access, hands-on art making, and a dance workshop together with an outdoor screening under the stars. The lineup includes The Wiz (1978), A Wrinkle in Time (2018), Men in Black (1997), and Labyrinth (1986), with this date featuring Labyrinth. Expect complimentary admission to the museum and its Sideshow store, a family-friendly workshop inspired by the movie, and a dance session with Dance Baltimore inside the JRVC, followed by the film shown outside along the Federal Hill side of the building. Early arrival helps with finding a comfortable spot on the hill. Outside food is welcome, and popcorn, soda, and food truck options are available for purchase. Only service animals may enter museum buildings, while pets are welcome in outdoor areas. In the event of extreme weather, the screening moves indoors to the third floor of the Jim Rouse Visionary Center.
American Visionary Art MuseumCraft Night
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore hosts an evening of hands-on creativity in an after-hours setting. Create a personal project during a craft class led by Art with a Heart, a Baltimore nonprofit. The experience includes one drink ticket, with a cash bar for additional beverages. An Animal Ambassador will visit for photo opportunities and a meet and greet.
The Maryland Zoo in BaltimoreInner Harbor Paddle & Flow
This class combines a social stand up paddle session with waterfront yoga. It begins with a guided 45-minute paddle, then concludes with a relaxing yoga practice on land at B’More SUP.
Inner Harbor MarinaRyan Teitman with Alejandro Lucero and Katie Moulton: PAPERWEIGHT
Poet Ryan Teitman appears at The Ivy Bookshop to read from his new collection, Paperweight. He will be joined by Baltimore writers Alejandro Lucero and Katie Moulton. The reading centers on poems that shine with precision and range, exploring how people use creativity to make art and to seek hope in moments of deep loss.
The Ivy BookshopGreen Goddess Dinner
Due to unforeseen circumstances, this week’s Thursday dinner has been shifted. Thank you for understanding. The menu offers shrimp at $20 or $11, chicken at $18 or $10, and tofu at $16 or $9. Additional items include preserved lemon sauce, smashed Yukon Gold potatoes, Greek spinach, cucumber and tomato salad with pickled red onion, flatbread, and a yogurt feta sauce.
Meet the Birds: Adley Rutschman
Adley Rutschman headlines an intimate Meet The Birds experience at Jimmy’s Famous Seafood, offering a close-up evening with one of Baltimore baseball’s most beloved players. Guests can expect stories, laughs, autographs, and photo moments that create lasting memories. Every ticket includes access to a live Q&A co-hosted by Eric Arditti of Barstool Sports, giving fans a chance to hear from Adley on and off the field. Capacity is limited to 100 public tickets, creating a small-room atmosphere. A professional photographer will capture the night, and personal photos on phones or other devices are welcome. The program is family-friendly and open to fans of all ages, with silent auctions, raffles, giveaways, and interactive elements throughout. Three ticket options are available. General Admission includes an autographed baseball, a professional photo opportunity, and entry to the Q&A. VIP adds all General Admission benefits plus a limited edition 2026 Adley Rutschman player shirt, priority seating, and early photo access. Platinum includes all VIP and General Admission features along with a customized Adley baseball bat, guaranteed front row seating, and first priority for photos. A portion of proceeds supports the Ulman Foundation, which builds community for young adults and their loved ones affected by cancer. Adley’s path runs from a standout career at Oregon State University to a central role in Baltimore, with honors including the AL Silver Slugger Award in 2023, All-MLB First Team in 2023, and MLB All-Star selections in 2023 and 2024. No refunds under any circumstances.
Jimmy's Famous Seafood7/30/26 Small Group Mediumship and Tarot Readings w/ Medium Debbie-Hull Street Blues
A small group mediumship session that includes Tarot readings with Debbie is being offered. Created in response to frequent requests to add card work to the format, this gathering gives every attendee the chance to receive a reading and explore what the Tarot may reveal. Attendance is limited to eight, and tickets are sold individually at $125 per person with reduced pricing for this new offering. Feedback from participants is welcome. The session takes place at Hull Street Blues Cafe in Locust Point, Baltimore, in a private upstairs room. Readings happen in the presence of the group rather than one on one, so everyone will hear each message. There is no elevator, and all participants must be able to climb a flight of stairs. Dinner is not included in the ticket price, and guests may choose to eat at the cafe beforehand. Participants must be 18 or older.
Hull Street Blues CafeSummer in the Squares: The Baltimore Pop-Up Jazz Jam
Summer in the Squares returns with a lineup of Baltimore musicians, featuring the Baltimore Pop-Up Jazz Jam. Launched in September 2020 in response to Covid-19 restrictions that closed bars and venues and created a void for the music community, especially students, this roaming jam has brought together players of all levels in parks and green spaces for socially distanced audiences. Now in its seventh consecutive year with support from local sponsors and grassroots donations, it presents an evening of live jazz in the West Square of Mount Vernon Place. Bring a blanket or a chair and settle in for the music.
Mount Vernon PlaceLittle River Band and more
Little River Band shares the stage with Bond & Bentley for a show. This event is open to all ages.
Pier Six PavilionIn the Stacks: The Bayberries
Experience a thoughtful blend of live performance and archival discovery that traces the ties between women, music, and the natural world. The Bayberries, a Baltimore acoustic trio featuring Hana Morford, Samantha Flores, and Danielle Williams, will share original songs grounded in bluegrass and folk, accented by classical elements and global influences. The program invites reflection on how music shapes relationships with nature and with one another. Historic bound volumes of sheet music from Sheridan Libraries Special Collections will be presented to deepen the context. Compiled and passed down by women from the early 1800s into the 1900s, these books show how music preserves cultural memory and links families and communities across generations. Together, the performance and archival materials highlight how nature and song have long served as sources of meaning and a thread connecting people across time. Capacity is limited, and each person may reserve up to two tickets in advance. Registrations are confirmed by email, and cancellations are appreciated so others can register. If advance spots fill, walk-ins can join a standby list on a first come, first served basis. Any unclaimed seats may be offered to standby shortly before the program begins, so those with reservations are encouraged to arrive early. Most people on the standby list are accommodated. For accessibility requests, email inthestacks@jhu.edu with as much advance notice as possible.
George Peabody LibraryJT Trio
Jazz saxophonist John Thomas leads his trio at Poets Modern Cocktails inside Hotel Indigo in Baltimore, showcasing a rich tone and lively swing. The group features Mike Benjamin on guitar and Shawn Simon on bass. Admission is free.
Hotel Indigo Baltimore DowntownLafayette Gilchrist featuring New Volcanos
Lafayette Gilchrist, a Baltimore jazz pianist, appears with his funk jazz band the New Volcanoes, weaving Washington, D.C. go-go rhythms into piano-driven improvisation for a sound heard on his album New Urban World Blues. The go-go pulse, with a feel that nods to James Brown and layers of African-influenced rhythms, fuels an energetic approach that keeps the music in constant motion. Stereogum critic Philip Freeman has praised this project for its fiery jazz funk, a fusion of hard bop, hip hop, rock, and go-go built to keep listeners moving. Baltimore Magazine has also noted Gilchrist’s work heard in David Simon’s HBO series The Wire, Treme, and The Deuce, alongside recognition of the artistry and spirit behind his compositions. Guitarist Carl Filipiak joins the bill, recognized by Jazziz among notable new fusion voices and praised by JazzTimes for exceptional versatility. His collaborations have included Dennis Chambers, Victor Wooten, and Grammy nominee Bob Berg.
Keystone Korner BaltimoreRomeo & Juliet at Wyman Park Dell
Experience a free, open-air staging of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, complemented by family-friendly arts activities beforehand. Kids and adults can enjoy acting games, hands-on crafts, bubbles, and other creative fun before the performance. This production places the story on the eve of the American Revolution to honor the nation’s 250th year, calling attention to the ideals of freedom, equality, democracy, generosity, and the pursuit of happiness. The enduring love story rises above political divides, and in the wake of heartbreak the survivors renew their commitment to peace and core American values.
Let's Dance Baltimore - Free Tango Class
A free Argentine Tango lesson takes place at the American Visionary Art Museum before an outdoor screening of Labyrinth, the fantasy film directed by Jim Henson and featuring David Bowie. The class is taught by Argentine Tango Space Project and is offered in partnership with Dance Baltimore as part of a pre-film movement and dance series. Admission is free, and the lesson is a one-time offering.
American Visionary Art MuseumFace/Off
John Woo’s 1997 action thriller centers on an audacious identity swap as an FBI agent and a master criminal, played by John Travolta and Nicolas Cage, trade faces and live as each other while a bomb complicates the stakes. Presented in color from a DCP in 2.35:1 widescreen, the film runs 138 minutes.
Crab & Shrimp Feast Weekend Getaway
A seafood and music-focused weekend getaway includes two nights at Holiday Inn Columbia MD, round trip motor coach transportation, a full buffet breakfast, and a crab and shrimp dinner. Enjoy a 10 hour premium open bar and DJ parties each night, including an all red pajama party on the first night and a Sneakers Ball on the next. Snow crab legs can be added for $50. Hotel amenities feature an outdoor pool, sleek rooms, a lounge, business and fitness centers, free WiFi, and a restaurant. A concert is part of the festivities with performances by Adina Howard and Monifah. Pricing is per person based on room occupancy: $709 for a single, $524 each for two sharing, $519 each for three sharing, or $504 each for four sharing. Credit cards are accepted, and Zelle payments are available with no fees using the comment Crab feast 26. Tripcode KIA000079 is provided. For information, contact Good Life Ent., KIA (KJ) at 347-294-7533.
Martin's WestSpider-Man: Brand New Day Premiere
Spider-Man: Brand New Day arrives at Warehouse Cinemas with an opening weekend celebration featuring web-inspired décor and photo opportunities. A limited-time Spider Bite frozen drink blends cherry lemonade and blue raspberry lemonade and comes topped with a creepy spider garnish. Billed as one of the summer’s biggest movies, this rollout pairs blockbuster excitement with themed touches throughout the theater.
Warehouse Cinemas RotundaShop & Bop
Shop & Bop celebrates creativity each year with a showcase of student talent from the HeARTworks Workforce Development program. Guests can explore and purchase student-crafted artwork while enjoying music, food, and drinks in a lively community setting. Sales directly support the artists and community partners through shared proceeds, making every purchase a contribution to their work.
HeARTwares by Art with a HeartTeacher Happy Hour🍎✨
A teacher-focused happy hour at The Manor offers a chance to unwind, share laughs, and enjoy a well deserved break. Expect good drinks, great vibes, and the kind of company that makes the experience feel special. This gathering celebrates educators who inspire and lead, creating a welcoming space to relax and connect.
Holding Space Tour
The Nashville-based Mental Health Songwriter Nights brings its mental health focused songwriter series on the road, supporting mental health organizations and local artists. The series arrives in Baltimore for the first time with a stop at Bird in Hand Coffee & Books.
Bird in Hand Charles VillageBike Party Pre-Ride (Summer Series)
Enjoy a brief ride ahead of the bike party, with an alternate meet-up point available later at St Mary’s park.
Federal Hill ParkBaltimore's Birthday Bash 2026
The 12th annual Baltimore's Birthday Bash marks the city’s 297th year at The Baltimore War Memorial with special permission from the War Memorial Commission. The celebration is expected to gather more than a thousand residents, elected officials, sponsors, and supporters of the city for an evening of music, drinks, and treats. Tickets include a dance party with Baltimore’s own DJ Tanz, an open bar with cocktails from a drink sponsor alongside beer from local breweries and a selection of wines, savory bites, and birthday treats from local businesses. Look for additional surprises to be revealed leading up to the celebration. Proceeds support efforts to attract and retain Baltimore City residents.
Baltimore War MemorialSummer Program
Levity and Tape B bring a summer program to Pier Six Pavilion in collaboration with PLUS1. For each ticket sold, $1 supports the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention and its work to make suicide prevention a national priority. No portion of the ticket price is tax deductible. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as presales through the artist, Ticketmaster, Spotify, and Live Nation.
Pier Six PavilionThe Magic Showcase
At Poe's Magic Theatre within the Lord Baltimore Hotel, an intimate showcase presents live magic by world-class magicians. In a cool, dim room, impossibilities unfold just a few feet away, offering a close up experience that heightens every moment of wonder.
Poe's Magic TheatreEric Darius
Billboard chart-topping American saxophonist Eric Darius delivers a high energy performance marked by his trademark jump and a fresh fusion of jazz with R&B, hip hop, funk and pop. A performer, songwriter, producer and educator with eight acclaimed albums, he has earned seven No. 1 singles and 20 Top 10 radio hits on Billboard’s Contemporary Jazz chart. Career highlights include collaborations onstage with Prince, Mary J. Blige, Jamie Foxx, David Foster, George Benson, Bob James, Wyclef Jean, Marcus Miller and Lalah Hathaway, television appearances on FOX’s The X Factor and TNT’s Mob City, leadership of his SagiDarius Music label, and hosting duties for the San Diego Smooth Jazz Festival, Florida Smooth Jazz Weekend and Smooth Jazz Europe’s River Cruise Festivals. Honors include SESAC’s Top 10 Jazz Artist of the Year in 2015, Best Jazz Musician of the Year from the Citril Starz Awards in 2017, Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival’s Artist of the Year in 2022 and the BEATS Best Artist of 2025 presented by Smooth Jazz Network. Keystone Kards are not applicable for this show.
Keystone Korner BaltimoreBaltimore Lead Service Line Inventory Survey Support
Free in-home help is available for Baltimore residents to complete DPW’s lead service line self reporting survey. This effort supports the safety and quality of the city’s water system by guiding households to check and report what their water service lines are made of. Participation is limited to Baltimore residents.
Baltimore, Maryland2026 Urban Open
The Urban Open returns to Baltimore for a full weekend of axe throwing competition and community at Urban Axes Baltimore. Throwers from across the scene take on a busy lineup that includes Standard and Premier Marathon Leagues, the Jones Cup, and a variety of skills contests. Specialty formats add extra flair with Lucky 7's 1.5 Rotation Blackjack and Variety Show Yahtzee. The momentum builds with Urban Rules Tiered Swiss Tournaments and culminates in the 2026 Urban Open, where competitors vie for the chance to claim the Clutch Jacket. It brings together athletes chasing a championship, sharpening skills for IATC, or simply enjoying time with fellow throwers.
Lush Rawks
LUSH brings a nostalgic jukebox vibe to Waterfront Hotel Bar, delivering party-rock favorites from the 90s and 2000s alongside a few timeless classics and hits from today. The show is all high energy with one clear goal, a great time. Bring a friend, grab a beer, sing at full volume, and dance to the songs you grew up with as Faith, Derek, Jake, Karlin, and Mort keep the celebration going from the stage.
Waterfront Hotel BarThe Lord Baltimore Ghost Tour
Ghost tours have returned to the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Explore the 19th floor, the former speakeasy, and the Versailles Room, then settle in for a spirit session focused on Molly. Capacity is limited and tours often fill quickly.
Lord Baltimore HotelOrioles Hall of Fame Luncheon
At the Warehouse at Camden Yards, a special Hall of Fame luncheon will honor Chris Davis, Storm Davis, and Jim Russo. Tickets are available by calling 443-286-3735 or emailing advocatesluncheon@gmail.com.
Oriole Park at Camden YardsSummer Swap Series: Plant Swap
No Land Beyond presents a monthly Summer Swap Series with five themed exchanges running through August, and this edition centers on plants. Bring prepared cuttings, extra potted plants, and any gardening tools or supplies you want to pass along. Upon arrival, add your contributions to the communal pile in the back room or on the patio if the weather cooperates. Spend time browsing what others have brought, pick out new plants or gear for your collection, and chat with fellow swappers to make trade offers. When the swap wraps up, take home your finds, and any leftovers will be handled by the organizers. Those interested in more themes can look for other swaps in the series, including trading card games, everything but clothing, board games, and books.
No Land BeyondFeed A Friend
At Geno's in Power Plant Live, Feed A Friend marks the release of a new EP with a live set, joined by Floor 32 unveiling an EP of their own. Rounding out the bill are Better Off Gone, Go On Red, and Sam and The Vampire, offering a packed lineup of performances.
Geno's Steaks BaltimoreThe I-95 TailGOAT: Baltimore Vs Philly
Before the Orioles face the Phillies, The I-95 TailGOAT turns the rivalry into a lively pregame celebration for fans from both sides. Expect a premium open bar with beers, cocktails, and seltzers, plus an abundant spread that includes Jimmy’s favorites, Maryland classics, and tailgate staples. The energy stays high with live music and DJs, and the band Tripwire headlines the entertainment. Interactive games, contests, giveaways, and surprise moments add to a bustling scene that draws thousands. The event is family-friendly, welcoming all ages, whether you wear orange and black or Philly red. Star power is front and center as Gunnar Henderson and Bryce Harper, teammates for Team USA, meet as opponents for bragging rights along the I-95 corridor. A limited number of premium tickets offer early entry, a meet and greet with a featured team alum, enhanced menu options, and additional perks.
HammerjacksCandy Land of Pleasant Living: A Very Baltimore Water Ballet
Fluid Movement brings a Baltimore-flavored water ballet to Clifton Park Public Pool, pitting sweet against savory and hometown pride against all challengers. The plot surges across the water as performers race to protect the Domino Sugar Factory from the scheming Lord Natty Boh, with rivalries, shifting alliances, and surprising heroics unfolding through splashy choreography. Expect playful nods to Charm City, high-energy swim artistry, and a candy-coated adventure that aims for a triumphant finish for Baltimore. Tickets start at $20, with limited front row reserved seating and tax-deductible business sponsorships available.
Clifton Park Public PoolThe Storytellers Book Festival
At St. Francis Neighborhood Center, this two-part event begins with a pre-book fair meet and greet focused on building connections and celebrating the future of African storytelling for young readers. Sponsors, publishers, and authors connect, explore potential collaborations, and share a commitment to bringing diverse narratives to children, with refreshments and music creating a relaxed setting for meaningful conversations. The next day centers on a children’s book festival that honors ancestral oral and written traditions, offering activities that make history and culture feel alive. Sponsorships are available and include vendor space plus admission to both parts of the event. Authors, vendors, and publishers can register.
St. Francis Neighborhood CenterBob Baldwin
A smooth jazz showcase featuring Grammy-nominated pianist and arranger Bob Baldwin, an American artist whose career spans more than four decades and includes more than fifteen years releasing music through The Orchard and Sony Music distribution. A multifaceted composer, arranger, radio host, and inventor, Baldwin is known for his versatility in contemporary jazz, with industry peers dubbing him the “Ray Charles of Contemporary Jazz.” His radio program, NewUrbanJazz, launched in 2008 and reached its 700th consecutive weekly episode in 2022, reflecting the same dedication and creativity he brings to the stage. This event highlights his enduring artistry and contributions to the genre.
Keystone Korner BaltimoreWhat's The Vibe Single Release
Rappolla Entertainment presents a single release show at Zen West highlighting the debut single from What’s The Vibe and starting the path toward their upcoming animated album. The event features performances by What’s The Vibe, Sugar Engine, Slightly Used, and Luca, bringing together up and coming Maryland artists.
Zen WestSea of Sorrow
BaltSoundManagement presents a tribute-driven rock show at Angels Rock Bar Baltimore featuring Sea of Sorrow performing the music of Alice in Chains, alongside OGT covering Tool and Bliss covering Nirvana. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 the day of the show. The event is open to all ages, with attendees under 16 required to be accompanied by an adult.
Angels Rock Bar BaltimoreMusic Trivia
Bingo Loco returns to Baltimore with a high-energy party that flips bingo on its head at POWER PLANT LIVE!. Comedian MCs keep the pace while throwback hits fuel lip sync face-offs and dance contests, with confetti bursts and CO2 effects amping up the atmosphere. Between the madness, fast-paced bingo rounds offer prizes that span international vacations, cars, air fryers, lawnmowers, and more. Attendance is limited to ages 21 and over.
Power Plant Live!Romeo & Juliet
Enjoy free outdoor Shakespeare at Federal Hill Park with a reimagined Romeo and Juliet. Families can take part in creative activities before the show, including acting games, crafts, bubbles, and more. The production runs about 90 minutes. Set on the cusp of the American Revolution, this version marks the nation’s 250th year by spotlighting the ideals of freedom, equality, democracy, generosity, and the pursuit of happiness. The timeless love story rises above political rifts, and in the wake of tragedy the survivors renew their commitment to peace and foundational American values.
Federal Hill ParkJohn Williams & Steven Spielberg: Movie Magic
Experience the cinematic partnership of John Williams and Steven Spielberg as the BSO brings their unforgettable film music to life at the Meyerhoff. From pulse-quickening adventure to quiet wonder, these beloved themes have captivated generations of moviegoers and helped shape Hollywood storytelling. The orchestra delivers these iconic scores with full symphonic power for an immersive evening of movie magic. An additional performance takes place at The Music Center at Strathmore.
Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall2026 Baltimore Crab Crawl 5k/10k
Lace up for a scenic 5k or 10k through Baltimore’s Patterson Park, set near the Inner Harbor and filled with plenty of twists and turns on paved paths. The course follows a looped layout, with one lap for the 5k and two for the 10k. Participants receive a finisher medal, a technical Drifit event shirt, and chip timing. Points from this event count toward the Year-Long 5k, 10k, and Back of the Pack Series, as well as the Fall Series. The Back of the Pack program is designed so runners who prefer a more relaxed pace can compete for series points alongside peers. A virtual race option is available for those who prefer to run from a different location. Expect on-course support with water stations, including multiple stops on the 10k and one on the 5k, with Gatorade available at some locations. Restrooms are available onsite. Packet pickup and race day registration take place at the event, and shirt sizes for late registrants are first come, first served. Parking is available at Patterson Park. Live results will be available on Athlinks, with an onsite QR code for instant access, and final results with series points will be posted after the race. SMS runner tracking can send updates to your phone and to friends and family. Awards recognize the top three men and women overall, plus first and second in these age groups for both men and women: 19 and under, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 plus. Overall podium finishers are not also awarded in age groups. Staff photos are shared on Facebook after the event, and a social media spotlight may award a discount to a standout post when tagged at BishopsEventsLLC on Instagram or BishopsEvents on Facebook. This race benefits Operation Turbo. The organizer produces events in all weather and may adjust plans for safety, with updates shared by email and on social media. A refund and transfer policy is available from the organizer. Banditing is not permitted and may result in removal and disqualification.
Patterson ParkFree Yoga on the Lawn
Enjoy free community yoga with Nancy from Coppermine Fitness. Bring your mat, water, and a friend. The session is weather dependent, and updates are shared by @copperminefitness on social media.
Cylburn ArboretumCasey Cares 5k Run & 1-Mile Walk
This event takes place at Baltimore’s Maryland Zoo.
The Maryland Zoo in BaltimoreArtoon Network: The Cartoon Art Show
The Cartoon Art Show returns to Baltimore with a distinctive gallery experience that blends fine art with cartoons, illustration, and a big dose of 90s and 2000s nostalgia. Attendees can explore curated showcases of exclusive works by visual artists reimagining classic cartoon and anime culture. The event also features games and interactive art, vendors offering apparel and limited-edition drops from local creators, and a live DJ providing a soundtrack that complements the visuals. Expect a relaxed, less formal atmosphere aimed at collectors, fans of 90s culture, and anyone craving a playful throwback, all captured in the spirit of Less Looney, More Toons.
TBASlugs & Guests
The Admiral's Cup in Annapolis hosts an evening featuring special guests.
The Admiral's CupNEW! Birth & Baby Intensive - Summer Session
A focused, single-day class for expectant parents who want solid preparation even when life is hectic in summer or during the holidays. Learn from childbirth education and newborn care instructors and head home with resources that support a confident start. The curriculum covers the stages of labor and how to tell pre labor from active labor, planning your trip to the hospital, an overview of common medical interventions with a brief look at epidurals, a demonstration of comfort measures, induction, and cesarean birth, as well as getting ready for the postpartum period. Newborn care is included too, with guidance on safety, hygiene, and a broad look at infant feeding. Snacks and lunch are provided.
Doulas of BaltimoreNEC Drop-In
Casual, nature-themed activities take place at the Nature Education Center, offering relaxed and fun ways to explore the natural world through informal learning. Attendance is free, no registration is required, and the program is suitable for all ages.
Cylburn ArboretumOpen Board Gaming
Take part in free open board gaming with access to a demo wall and already open titles from the used games for sale, or bring your own games to play. This activity may overlap with other events, so please be courteous and respectful toward other players.
Canton Games8.1.26 Small Group Mediumship Experience
An intimate in-person small group mediumship session with Medium Debbie will be held at Hull Street Blues Cafe. This opportunity is designed for individuals who want a small group reading without coordinating a full group, with tickets sold per person and attendance limited to eight. Each participant has the opportunity to receive a reading, and all messages are shared in the presence of the group. The setting is a private room at Hull Street Blues Cafe in Locust Point, Baltimore. The room may be located upstairs and there is no elevator, so attendees must be able to climb a flight of steps. Food is not included in the ticket price, though lunch can be purchased at the cafe after the session. Participants must be 18 years of age. The cost is $145 per person.
Hull Street Blues CafePhillies vs Orioles Bus Trip
Travel to Camden Yards Orioles Park for Phillies vs Orioles on a hassle free bus trip that includes round trip transportation on a deluxe coach with the driver’s tip covered, a game ticket in Section 82, and complimentary refreshments on the bus such as domestic beer, seltzers, nonalcoholic drinks, and snacks while supplies last. Pickup points include Ephrata Walmart, the Sheetz in Lancaster next to the Eden Resort, and a York Walmart. A pregame food stop will be announced. The per person price will be shared soon, and a deposit of 25 dollars per person is currently being accepted. For details or to secure a spot, contact Christina at cruisinwithchristina19@gmail.com or send a direct message.
Camden Yards Orioles ParkBehind-the-Scenes Tour
Led by the Director of the JHU Museums, this behind the scenes tour opens rarely seen areas of historic Evergreen. Participants will trace how the house’s design shifted over time to support a growing staff of domestic workers, examine how the residence functioned as a place of work, and learn about the people who lived and labored there for nearly a century. The route includes spaces not typically included on regular tours. Stairs and narrow corridors are part of the experience, so participants must be able to navigate them.
Evergreen Museum & LibraryEagles Day Out at Camden Yards
BC alumni, their families, and friends gather for a fun day out to cheer on the Orioles together.
Oriole Park at Camden YardsPhiladelphia Phillies
Oriole Park at Camden Yards hosts a showdown between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Baltimore Orioles. These two tradition-rich teams with devoted fan bases meet for a game that could feature sharp pitching, timely hits, and a vibrant ballpark atmosphere in one of baseball’s best-known venues.
Oriole Park at Camden YardsFree Family Sundays
Free Family Sundays offers families with children ages 6 to 9 an art-making workshop. This weekly drop-in program takes place in the Joseph Education Center Studio and encourages young participants to think like an artist. No advance registration is required.
Baltimore Museum of ArtSunday Shorts
New to the BMA or looking for a brief art highlight before exploring on your own? A gallery guide from the museum leads an interactive, 30 minute mini tour that features one or two works from across the collection. The group meets in the Clair Zamoiski Segal and Thomas H. Segal East Lobby. Open to all ages, with no registration required.
Baltimore Museum of ArtGarden Drop-Ins
Spend time in the gardens at Cylburn Arboretum around the Mansion, where a Garden Educator will be available to point out what is currently blooming, answer gardening questions, and share useful advice for caring for your own plants. This relaxed, come-and-go program is free, needs no registration, and welcomes all ages.
Cylburn ArboretumAtomic Comic Club: Betas by Nick Maandag
Every month, readers gather in Eightbar to discuss a new graphic novel. The selection for this month is Betas by Nick Maandag. When purchasing the book online, enter the code HOUSEOFMYSTERY at checkout to receive 15% off. If buying in person, mention The Atomic Comics Reading Club to get the same discount.
Atomic BooksLittle Miss Black | Miss Black Teen USofA Pageant
At the Lord Baltimore Hotel, the Little Miss Black | Miss Black Teen USofA Pageant centers Black girls and their shine. The stage will pulse with energy as supporters cheer them on and show encouragement from start to finish. It is a spirited celebration of brilliance and joy, created to uplift and remind every participant that they shine.
Lord Baltimore HotelOtis Redding and more
A soulful tribute celebrates the music of Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, and David Ruffin with the Temptations songbook, led by Rodney "The Soul Singer" Stith and Ned Harris III. The program highlights timeless favorites such as My Girl, Sitting on the Dock of the Bay, A Change Is Gonna Come, Chain Gang, Since I Lost My Baby, Just My Imagination, You Send Me, I’ve Been Loving You, and more. Rodney Stith is an African American vocalist, songwriter, and producer from Petersburg, Virginia. He grew up singing in church and local gospel groups, learned piano from his grandfather and guitar from his uncle by ear, and brings a classic rhythm and blues feel with a smooth, emotive touch. Ned Harris was raised on Motown during car rides around Albany, a sound that continues to shape his approach. His resume includes the Hampton Jazz Festival and the Virginia Beach FunkFest, and he has opened for Zapp, Dennis Edwards, George Clinton, The Brides of Funkenstine, Frankie Beverly and Maze, Fantasia, Gregory Porter, Jasmine Sullivan, and Charlie Wilson.
Keystone Korner BaltimoreMammoth w/ 10 Years at Nevermore Hall
Mammoth and 10 Years are slated to perform at Nevermore Hall. The show has been postponed due to illness, and all existing tickets will be honored on the rescheduled date.
Nevermore HallArtopolis
Artopolis turns The Garage at R. House into a lively marketplace created by and for local artists. Makers and creatives from across Baltimore gather in a single space to share their work. With more than 68 vendors alongside live music plus food and drinks, the setting celebrates the city’s creative culture. It is planned as a day-long celebration of art, community, and creativity.
The Garage at R. HouseMeet The Birds - Coby Mayo
The O’s 2026 Meet The Birds series concludes with an evening spotlighting Baltimore Orioles third baseman Coby Mayo at Jimmy’s Famous Seafood. This family-friendly gathering offers stories, laughs, and plenty of chances for photos and autographs with a rising talent who has captured fans’ attention. A live, intimate Q&A co-hosted by Eric Arditti of Barstool Sports is included with every ticket, and a professional photographer will be on site while guests are also welcome to take photos with their own devices. Only 100 tickets will be available to the public, and the night also features silent auctions, raffles, giveaways, and other interactive moments. Ticket options include General Admission with access to the Q&A, a photo with Coby, and one autograph on any item, whether brought from home or purchased on site from a licensed memorabilia dealer. VIP adds priority seating and a 2026 limited edition Coby Mayo player t-shirt, with VIP guests called to the stage before General Admission. Platinum includes all VIP and GA benefits plus a customized Coby Mayo baseball bat, guaranteed front row seating, and first priority for photo opportunities. The event takes place on the second floor of Jimmy’s, and a ticket is required to enter the room. No refunds are offered. A portion of proceeds supports two causes, benefiting the Ulman Foundation and Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. Coby Mayo was drafted by the Orioles in the fourth round of the 2020 MLB Draft out of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and rose quickly through the minors on the strength of his power and hitting. He earned Eastern League MVP honors in 2023 after batting .290 with 29 home runs, 99 RBIs, and 45 doubles across Double-A Bowie and Triple-A Norfolk, then captured the International League Top MLB Prospect Award in 2024 with a .301 average and 20 home runs in 77 games. He made his Major League debut in 2024 and recorded his first MLB home run the following season. Known for his raw power, strong arm, and leadership, he is also a survivor of the 2018 tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Jimmy's Famous SeafoodHerbal and Nutritive Harm Reduction: Holistic Support for Living Your Best Life
In the Free School Classroom, this session explores herbal and nutritional approaches to harm reduction. Herbalist and educator Iris Kirsch shares supportive practices to care for nasal passages, veins, sexual organs, the liver, digestive health, and mood for those navigating high-intensity experiences.
Red Emma's Bookstore CoffeehouseBlack Wall Street Summit: National Black Business Month Edition
BMORENews and BlackUSA.News present Black Wall Street Summit: National Black Business Month Edition at the PS 103 Thurgood Marshall Amenity Center. The program features The Doni Glover Show LIVE, leadership forums, and opportunities to network with fellow attendees. The Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards will be presented to honor individuals making a lasting impact in Baltimore and beyond.
Thurgood Marshall Amenity CenterToadies w/ Local H at Nevermore Hall
Toadies lead a powerful rock bill at Nevermore Hall with Local H and Olive Vox also taking the stage. This all ages concert brings together multiple bands for a night of live music.
Nevermore HallThe Birdland Crab Feast with Al Bumbry
Jimmy’s Famous Seafood hosts a Birdland Crab Feast with Orioles Hall of Famer Al Bumbry, set around Baltimore’s matchup against the Texas Rangers, the 2023 World Series champions. Admission includes all-you-can-eat Maryland steamed crabs served to your table, along with steamed local corn and potatoes. Guests can enjoy bottomless beer and wine with options like Modelo, Outlaw Light, Sam Adams Summer Ale, Bold Rock Cider, and more, plus a hearty buffet prepared by Chef Tony. The event features a meet and greet with Al Bumbry, as well as a silent auction, raffles, and giveaways. It is family friendly and open to all ages, bringing Orioles fans together for an away game celebration built around baseball, beverages, and great food. A portion of the proceeds benefits Folds of Honor, which provides educational scholarships to the spouses and children of fallen or disabled service members and first responders. A limited number of VIP tickets includes early entry, a welcome crush, and a special gift bag.
Jimmy's Famous SeafoodIndies & Bookworms Signing Event
A day of signings brings independent authors and fellow book lovers together for a fun, book-centered experience. At Inner Harbor in Baltimore, it highlights indie talent and the community of bookworms while celebrating a shared love of reading.
Inner HarborSoulful Sounds in Baltimore
Step into a candlelit, Harlem Renaissance–inspired night of live music, comedy, and vintage glamour with Soulful Sounds. Led by Acute Inflections, a New York City duo whose shows have entertained more than 50,000 guests at sold-out performances across the U.S. and abroad, the program blends the elegance of Billie Holiday with the soulful spirit of Erykah Badu for an experience that feels both timeless and new. Their work has been featured on HBO and Amazon and has earned over a thousand five-star reviews. Guests can dress with Gatsby-era flair or in their own signature style and enjoy an atmosphere that values heartfelt moments and a break from the usual routine. Complimentary wine and snacks are available throughout the show. Set within Lithuanian Hall in Baltimore’s historic Hollins Market neighborhood, the evening unfolds in a beautifully preserved space known for its vintage character. This intimate, one-night-only experience also helps support the Renaissance Youth Center, a South Bronx nonprofit that empowers young people through music education, after-school programs, and tutoring.
Creative AllianceINVINCIBLE! A GLORIOUS TRIBUTE TO MICHAEL JACKSON
A live tribute to Michael Jackson takes the stage at Pier Six Pavilion. This all-ages show presents a performance dedicated to his music.
Pier Six PavilionCollective Minds Festival 2026
Presented by Collective Minds, this flagship Baltimore house music festival celebrates a tradition more than two decades in the making. The event at West Covington Park features Baltimore-based house music DJs, producers, and artists, along with guest performers. It maintains a family friendly atmosphere. More than 30 vendors will be on site with food and drinks, clothing, jewelry, accessories, services, and participation from nonprofit organizations. Attendees may bring canopies without sides, coolers, and chairs. Parking is ample, and parking tickets will be made available soon with additional announcements to follow.
West Covington ParkAll Shall Perish at Baltimore Soundstage
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.
Baltimore SoundstageSazón Latin Food Festival 2026: Baltimore’s Taste of Latin American Food
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.
Nitzer Ebb w/ VOSH
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.
Baltimore SoundstageLenny Pearce - Toddler Rave World Tour - Baltimore 9/25
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.
Baltimore World Oddities Expo
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.
Baltimore Convention CenterDisney On Ice presents Spotlight Magic!
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.
CFG Bank Arena