Free events in Bowie, MD

Stay out of direct sun while enjoying a skating session with complimentary entry. Skate rentals are available for $3. Groups are not permitted. Remember to bring long pants, a sweatshirt, and socks.

Experience live music in the open air at Granville Gude Park with a free concert open to everyone featuring The Too Much Talent Band. Bring a lawn chair and settle in as the group blends Hip-Hop, R&B, Pop, Soul, Funk, and Jazz in a dynamic live show. Founded in 2017, the band was created with a vision to deliver a fresh approach to these styles.

The Crofton Farmers Market showcases fresh produce, meats and dairy, breads, flowers, specialty foods, and handmade crafts. Explore 40-plus globally inspired seasoning blends and take a moment to smell them before deciding what to buy.

This community farmers market at Friends of Bowie Farmer's Market features a wide array of local harvests and artisan creations. Browse seasonal fruits and vegetables, fresh flowers and plants, artisan breads and pastries, and a selection of meats. Handcrafted goods are also available, including seasoning blends inspired by flavors from around the world.

Adult & Teen Challenge Baltimore is hosting a complimentary vision breakfast focused on the organization’s next steps and expanding ways to bring hope and restoration to people and families affected by addiction. With both the Men’s and Women’s Centers continuing to serve, the team will share current financial realities and highlight the need for partnership to move the mission forward. Pastors and business leaders are invited to gather, hear the vision, recognize stories of transformation, and consider meaningful paths to help sustain and grow this life changing ministry. The meal is free, and there is a request for each pastor to bring a business owner or community leader who may be interested in partnering with Adult & Teen Challenge Baltimore to support hope, healing, and lasting change in the city. RSVP through the event invite or by contacting Pastor Brad Dickey or Rev. Jason Peltier. Together, participants will unite resources, ignite vision, and pursue greater impact for the Kingdom.

Marissa leads a 45 minute all-levels vinyasa flow on the waterfront in Baltimore Peninsula, held outdoors in Rye Street Park. Bring a yoga mat and water. The class is free and welcomes both beginners and seasoned practitioners. If the weather is uncertain, check social media about an hour before class for any cancellation updates. Paid street parking is available in the neighborhood, and a nearby garage offers two hours free when you register your vehicle as directed by posted signs. This class is hosted by Baltimore Peninsula, and advance registration is requested. First-time participants will need to complete a waiver upon arrival.

PGRC teams up with the Greenbelt Recreation Department for the Buddy Attick Summer Fun Run series, part of the Get Active Greenbelt initiative. These free summer gatherings welcome walkers and runners of every pace in a friendly setting. The route circles the shaded lake path at Buddy Attick Park, with a choice of 1.75 miles for one lap or 3 miles for two. Participants meet at the Greenbelt Youth Center parking lot. Registration has two parts, including an online sign up and a City of Greenbelt activity form to bring to the first race. If lightning is present, a race may be cancelled and updates will be posted on PGRC’s website. Volunteers support the series in roles such as registration, course marshaling, water stations, popsicle and ice support, and setup and cleanup.