Events in Hampstead today

Snack Town Fall Fest and Snack Town Run Fest come together for one expanded celebration at Long Arm Reservoir in Hanover, Pennsylvania. The festival features a broad lineup of food trucks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, artisan and craft vendors, live music, and interactive activities for children and families. The running events are open to all ages and experience levels, with options that include a half marathon, 5K, 10K, and a kids fun run for ages 4 to 12. For updates, check the Snack Town Fall Fest and Snack Town Race Series pages on Facebook.

The Farmers Harvest Festival brings together more than 30 local farmers, producers, and makers. Shop seasonal produce and enjoy a festive brunch while welcoming the harvest, supporting local farms, and celebrating this season’s bounty. Crowd friendly leashed dogs are welcome.

The fifth annual memorial car, truck, and motorcycle show honoring Alyssa Richards will be held at Taneytown Memorial Park and benefits the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Entries are open to all years, makes, and models, with registration available only on the day of the show and a 20 dollar entry fee. The first 100 registered participants receive dash plaques, and fifty awards are planned. Breakfast and lunch will be available, there will be music, and a 50/50 raffle is included. Everyone is welcome to enjoy the festivities, even without a show vehicle. A donation box will be on site to support the cause. Registration is handled in person only, so please watch out for scammers. For additional information, contact Gary Richards at 410-365-0810.

Shop a dedicated sale of dog supplies. Take your time browsing and pick up items for your pup.

At Dock 5 at Union Market, the fourth edition of the DC Coffee Festival gathers a curated selection of roasters and exhibitors in one place. Attendees can taste a wide variety of coffees and learn about distinctive beans and flavor profiles directly from the people who roast and present them. The setting is welcoming for coffee lovers and their friends, offering a relaxed way to explore, compare, and enjoy what is being brewed.

Farmers Market SW brings fresh, locally sourced food from local farmers to The Wharf in collaboration with Diverse Markets DC. Located at M Street Landing, outside Pitango, Philippe Chow, and Fish Shop, it offers a simple way to support local growers and shop for fresh, locally sourced food.

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

At The Serpent's Key, a plant and produce swap, now in its second year, offers a friendly way to share the overflow from home gardens. Attendees can trade vegetables, fruit, herbs, and eggs. Any remaining items are donated or distributed the following week. Baked goods and other prepared foods are not accepted.

Andrea Day at God's Meal Barrel honors the generosity of Andrea Niehoff Goodson, whose idea to dedicate a day for collecting donations continues to support those in need. Contributions that are especially helpful include pasta with sauce, mac and cheese, cereal, and canned fruit, and all donations are welcome. Parking is available behind the building. This effort carries forward Andrea's belief that small actions add up to make a meaningful difference.

Discover local birdlife on a beginner and family friendly walk at Bear Branch Nature Center in Carroll County. This short outing is considered moderate for both terrain and distance. The route includes a visit to the raptor mews, home to non-releasable birds such as a Bald Eagle, a stretch along the Vista Trail, a stop to scan Lake Hashawha for birds and other wildlife, and a finish by the koi pond near the nature center. Meet in the parking lot by the Nature Center building. For more information, contact Maggie Kunz at maggiekunz@gmail.com.

Homecoming 2026 brings alumni, students, families, and friends together for a weekend of tradition and reconnection. The day is filled with affinity meetups, alumni competitions, and the Hill's lively tailgating. Guests can visit the Alumni Welcome Tent for giveaways, pick up McDaniel and WMC merchandise at the bookstore, and find kid friendly activities by the caboose. Festivities build with featured tailgates and time honored pregame moments on the field, leading up to Green Terror football facing Carnegie Mellon. Whether the focus is the arts, athletics, or catching up with old friends, the celebration highlights the energy and spirit of the McDaniel community.

Local yoga and mindfulness teacher Sam Yingling leads a nature-centered experience at Bollinger Park that blends gentle movement, mindful awareness, and personal reflection. The session begins with a 15 minute guided meditation to settle attention, followed by a self-guided gratitude walk through the park. Participants use mala beads to mark each gift they notice, such as birdsong, a soft breeze, or a quiet moment of appreciation. Each bead serves as a tangible reminder of the beauty already present in everyday life. After the walk, the group gathers for journaling and optional sharing to deepen the practice and carry its spirit forward. This free event requires registration. A set of mala beads can be provided and kept, or participants may bring their own. To register, call 410-751-1100 ext. 108 or email Lvaccare@taneytownmd.gov.

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

Take part in a free demo showcasing the Dungeons and Dragons starter kit Heroes of the Borderlands. Try the materials and get a feel for the game.

Ages 6 and up are welcome at this open gym to flip and play. Admission is $10 at the door. For questions, call +1-717-378-0101.

Fresh from sellout runs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Adelaide Fringe, along with sellout performances across the UK and the US, The Carole King & James Taylor Story arrives at the Eichelberger. This production traces the music and milestones of Carole King, a six-time Grammy winner with 20-times platinum success, and James Taylor, a five-time Grammy recipient rooted in American folk. It features faithful renditions of Fire and Rain, Sweet Baby James, I Feel the Earth Move, Natural Woman, You've Got a Friend, and more, brought to life by established artists Phoebe Katis and Dan Clews. Tickets are $40 for Orchestra and Balcony seating, and $45 for Preferred.

Bingo takes center stage in Station Hall. Admission is $25 per person and includes 20 games, with optional extra cards available for an added fee. The kitchen will have refreshments for purchase. Bring loyalty cards to get them punched. For details, call 717-891-3643.

This large-scale annual marching band and music showcase takes place at Horn Field in Red Lion, Pennsylvania. Presented by the Red Lion Area Music Booster Association, it spotlights several of the region’s top marching bands, including ensembles from across York County, for an evening full of music and field pageantry. Current information lists tickets at 15 dollars for adults and 10 dollars for seniors and school-aged students. Concessions will be available, and credit cards are accepted at the lower entrances for both concession purchases and ticket sales.

Church of Satire presents Mike Lebovitz, a comedian whose stage spark can be traced to childhood clowning classes at his local JCC. His high-energy, wide-eyed approach ricochets from idea to idea like a runaway train, blending surprise, glee, and a touch of danger. Audiences often describe the ride as spontaneous and joyful with a slightly hair-raising edge. Lebovitz built his chops in Chicago, appearing regularly at Zanies, The Laugh Factory, and Comedy Bar. He co-founded the showcase Comedians You Should Know, later bringing it to New York City, where it grew into a weekly destination for established names and rising talent sharing the same mic. His international credits include a New Face turn at Just For Laughs in Montreal and a win at the Montreux Comedy Festival in Switzerland. His work has been seen on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, Comedy Central, and HBO’s The Deuce, and his debut album, Two Slob Household, is available on Stand Up! Records.

Kristin Key takes the stage for a live show at The Howard Theatre in Washington, DC.

Open to the public, this still target shoot features 12 gauge, 9 shot at 20 yards. Scopes are permitted and bags are provided. Tubes are 36 inches and gauged at .680, and if a choke is changed it must be checked with a gauge. Wagner skeet 9 shells are specified for this event. Sign in takes place before the shooting begins, with practice shots available beforehand. Entry is $35 for one shot. Rounds 1 through 6 recognize first and second place finishers. Round 7 is a winner take all round, and extra shots in that round are $5 each. Scoring is based on closest to the dot, and the judge’s decision is final. The kitchen will be open, and safety is emphasized.

This calm, unhurried yoga session blends gentle flowing movement, supported deep stretching, and restorative postures with the assistance of an aerial hammock. It is designed for those who want to slow down, lengthen tight areas, and settle into a meditative state. If you have practiced Slow Flow, Slow Deep Fusion, Yin, or Restorative yoga, the hammock can add a new layer to your experience. The fabric will be used to help open the shoulders, hips, and spine for supported release. For safety and to protect the hammocks, chewing gum is not permitted and all jewelry, including rings, bracelets, necklaces, and earrings, must be removed before class. Participants must be at least 14 years old.

Local knitters, crocheters, and other needleworkers gather to create lap blankets and other handmade items for donation. Attendees also work on personal projects, share techniques, and enjoy friendly conversation. The group meets in the Pastor's Parlor.

Build a strong digital foundation in a two-part Be Internet Awesome series at Kaltreider Benfer Library in Red Lion, led by Ms. Tammie from Collinsville and Ms. Kelli from Kaltreider. Created for homeschoolers and alternatively schooled elementary students, this workshop covers five key pillars for navigating the internet with integrity, safety, and confidence. Through discussion, hands-on activities, and simple crafts using a curriculum from Google and Highlights, kids learn to pause before posting, tell the difference between trustworthy and questionable websites, turn unkind exchanges into positive interactions, and know when it is wise to ask a friend for help. Participants are encouraged to attend both sessions and will take home a charm bracelet as a reminder of the pillars. This program is ideal for ages 7 to 13. Register each child. Registration is handled primarily through Collinsville’s Event Calendar, and signing up for the first session automatically includes the second.

Raise a glass to the season at Boos and Brews, a playful happy hour with a touch of ghostly charm. Enjoy fall brews, share laughs, and take in the spooky vibe with friends and neighbors at Stone Grille & Taphouse.

Start the week at Lady Madison with a signature Espresso Martini made with Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Caffè Borghetti, Illy espresso, and coconut cream for $17. Make it a full evening by pairing the cocktail with desserts like chocolate torte, tiramisu, or cheesecake, or match it with savory bites such as brie with Virginia ham, Chesapeake crab and artichoke dip, a Mediterranean sampler, or a baked lemon soufflé. Ideal for unwinding after work or meeting friends, this smooth, velvety sip sets a stylish tone for the night.

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

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

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

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

Sporcle's Music Quiz offers a trivia challenge centered on music, giving participants a chance to test what they know.

A pub quiz from Sporcle takes place at Red Bear Brewing Co. in Washington, DC, offering a night of trivia.

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

Jpegmafia brings his boundary-pushing, eclectic sound to Echostage in Washington, DC for a dynamic night of live music.

Sporcle's Pub Quiz offers back-to-back sessions so participants can test their knowledge twice.

Experience a multiday journey across Tuscany filled with gentle hills, celebrated wines, regional cuisine, and remarkable architecture. Visit the spa town of Montecatini Terme along with Lucca, Florence, and Pisa, taking in Renaissance walls, Romanesque churches, and winding medieval lanes. Tour a Tuscan winery to learn about the winemaking process while sampling local varietals. In Florence, admire the intricate facade of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, see Piazza della Signoria with its ties to Medici history, and spend time in Santa Croce Square. In Pisa, view the iconic Leaning Tower and its famous tilt. Take a hands-on cooking class using local ingredients, then enjoy the dinner you prepared. Travel on to the hilltop village of San Gimignano for sweeping views. This experience spans 9 days and includes 10 meals, with 7 breakfasts and 3 dinners. Pricing starts at $4,099 per person based on double occupancy. A deposit of $700 is required at registration. Minimum age is 21. The price includes roundtrip airfare from BWI, applicable air taxes and surcharges, hotel accommodations, and hotel transfers. A cancellation waiver and insurance are not included and cost $549 per person. A Carroll Community College registration fee of $45 applies. Instruction is provided by CET Staff.

Experience Heartfulness Meditation in Washington, DC at Keshavam, a Hindu community center near Dupont Circle. The gathering emphasizes meditation, quiet reflection, and a sense of fellowship, and it is a short walk from the Dupont Circle Metro. Newcomers and experienced meditators are welcome.

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

A casual food truck gathering at Coppermine Pantherplex offers a welcome break from cooking. Meet up with friends, savor good food, and support local businesses.

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

Sample a rotating selection of Spirits & Spice cocktail recipes at this Tasty Tuesdays event in Washington, DC. Each week brings new variations made with liqueurs, spirits, and balsamics, welcoming dedicated cocktail lovers as well as those simply curious to try something different. Enjoy a relaxed tasting experience centered on flavor exploration.

In Washington, DC, this every-other-Tuesday language exchange brings people together for relaxed mingling, new connections, and casual practice in multiple languages. Conversations are unstructured, with no assigned tables. English and the local language are most common, and those interested in other languages can ask organizers or fellow participants for partners, with an option to be matched for speaking practice. Attendees are asked to register on the event website in advance. The venue requests that everyone order at least one drink on arrival, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Please treat the staff and space with care and be respectful to others. Violating the rules can lead to a ban. Photos and video are often captured to document the gathering. Anyone who prefers not to appear can let the photographer know. Keep personal belongings secure, as lost items are not the responsibility of the organizers. There are opportunities to help out as an event organizer or as a photographer or videographer. Event links are reused, so listings on Facebook may be updated shortly after the start time and the dates and participant numbers shown there may not be accurate. These meetups are part of BlaBla activities happening in more than 150 cities worldwide.

Fat Bat Showtime Trivia offers a lively, team-driven quiz hosted by Alex Martin in Hanover, PA. Groups cheer each other on while competing for the top spots, and gift cards go to the first, second, and third place teams.

Explore the foundations of Kundalini Yoga in a beginner-friendly class available virtually or on site. Sessions weave together mindful movement, breathwork, mantra and mudras in guided kriyas that help awaken energy and support intentions such as easing stress or sparking creativity. Expect clear alignment cues with gentle options and modifications, along with practices that encourage healthy posture, spinal flexibility and core strength. The environment is calm and welcoming, with space to participate at your own pace. You may choose to include breath, sound and hand gestures to deepen meditation or a personal spiritual connection. The approach is trauma-informed, emphasizing choice, body awareness and nonjudgment, and it is open to newcomers as well as experienced practitioners. Class size is limited to 8 for more individualized attention. Plan to wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. Instruction is led by Kara, a trauma-informed practitioner who integrates multiple modalities, focuses on personal growth and cultivates safe, supportive spaces for connection and community. Sliding scale pricing is available at $15 to $22.

Tuesday Night Bingo comes to Red Derby with host Sharrae Allen leading the fun. Participation is free, with prizes in every round and a $50 Red Derby gift card for the final round winner. The night also features Tequila Tecate Tendie Tuesday specials, including $3 Tecate, $7 margaritas, and half off chicken tenders. Seating is first come, first served.

Ella Boh appears with Psylosia for a showcase of shadowy, cinematic pop. The Los Angeles based artist writes and produces her own music, pairing eerie melodies with vivid, film-like storytelling and striking visuals. After debuting with milk & honey, she moved into a darker, more ambitious phase with the BLURRY EP, featuring the fan favorites "SERiAL KiLLER," "iNSOMNiAC," and "BLOODY MARY." The project has earned more than 9.2 million Spotify streams, reached over 1 million listeners, spurred upwards of 400,000 playlist adds, and helped lift her catalog past 56 million global streams. Its rollout included more than 14,000 presaves, international editorial support, and tour dates alongside Artemas and Ari Abdul. Known for blending vulnerability, horror-tinged imagery, and gritty alternative pop production, she invites audiences into an evolving narrative world where each release connects to the next.

The Pocket Open Mic is a well-loved weekly showcase where performers can step into the spotlight with everything ready to go. The stage is fully equipped with a drum kit, professional lighting, and a dedicated sound engineer, creating a smooth setup and a welcoming community vibe. Admission is free. A limited number of advance slots are available, and there is also a walk-in lottery for performance spots. Please do not call the front desk about sign-ups.

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

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

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

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

Strengthen your English speaking skills in a welcoming, in-person conversation club at the International Center for Language Studies in downtown Washington, D.C. Guided by an ICLS instructor, these weekly gatherings offer adult learners a calm, encouraging space to practice through real dialogue with peers from a range of programs and proficiency backgrounds. Each session features a fresh theme, from culture and books to traditions and everyday life, inviting participants to share ideas, listen closely, and grow vocabulary at a comfortable pace. There is no pressure to be perfect... the emphasis is on speaking, taking part, and becoming more confident using English in everyday situations at work, in school, and in daily life. Designed for adults at intermediate and advanced levels, this club complements ICLS online group classes and on-site programs by adding extra opportunities to connect with classmates and practice. It suits ESL learners seeking conversation time, students already studying at ICLS, professionals building confidence in American English, and international visitors or local residents who want a community setting to use English.

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

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

This evening event centers on helping teens in foster care build enduring relationships with committed adults. It includes food and drinks, a silent auction, and a friendly atmosphere. Support for this effort helps teens form lasting connections with mentors and with host and adoptive families.

At Carroll Nonprofit Center, Gail Mackiernan will share highlights from her November 2015 journey across Madagascar, tracing a route from the south to the far north. Often likened to a continent in its own right, the planet’s fourth largest island shelters extraordinary wildlife found nowhere else. The presentation focuses on more than 140 bird species unique to Madagascar, including five bird families that exist only there, and also touches on encounters with lemurs, chameleons, frogs, unusual insects, and striking plants, featuring many of the island’s most sought-after species.

The Washington DC chapter of Tough Guy Book Club gathers at Nanny O'Brien's Pub for a laid-back conversation about the current book. Reading ahead helps the discussion, even a few pages, but all are welcome whether you finished the book or not. Bring your copy if you have one to reference specific parts, and feel free to mark lines that stood out to you. As with each month, the next title will be announced, and pre-ordered copies from last month will be available for pickup.

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

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

Astro Beer Hall in Washington, DC hosts Sporcle's Pub Quiz on Wednesdays. This is a classic pub quiz experience presented by Sporcle.

Faux Real leads the bill with Babe America and Bryce Xavier for an art pop showcase that plays with expectation and spectacle. The Franco American duo of brothers Elliott and Virgile Arndt pushes their project ever wider, delivering high energy, DIY styled sets marked by coordinated outfits, tightly synced choreography, and athletic high kicks. Their sound and staging collide raw punk bravado with glossy Eurodance boy band polish, thriving in the tension between precision and pandemonium, the visceral and the manufactured, and constantly teasing the line between what is genuine and what is performance. Performing as Babe America, singer songwriter and actor Ava Morse brings a voice all her own. The Naperville, Illinois native first reached many ears as the voice of Miriam in the Disney Pixar film Turning Red. At 20, she explores longing, illusion, and commitment with clear eyed lyrics that examine the search for approval and the costs that can come with it. Los Angeles born Bryce Xavier adds a fully queer viewpoint and a fearless sense of self. A digital creator since age 14, he has built an audience of more than 4 million and uses that platform to champion honesty, vulnerability, and individuality. His music arrived in 2020 with the single Bus Ride Away, featured on Spotify’s New Music Friday, followed by Already Looking At Me. Both tracks were co written and produced with Brad Delson of Linkin Park and producer Danny Byrne, shaping a bright, synth driven pop sound.

Kevin Sullivan delivers rapid-fire wit, bold personal stories, and a star-gazing spin on comedy. The Los Angeles comedian has built an audience of more than half a million on social media by mixing laughs with astrology and good-natured jabs at every zodiac sign. He co-hosts the podcast Two Broke Gays and has been featured on Netflix Is a Joke Radio Presents: Are You Still Listening? at Dynasty Typewriter, streaming on SiriusXM. Now touring the country with Aquarian Contrarian, he shows that whatever your sign, there is always room to laugh at yourself.

Dave returns to fill mugs for a special Mug Club night featuring a playful twist. Ten mugs will hide prizes, and participants can find out whether theirs reveals 1,000 points, a $5 discount on a tab, or free soap. It is also an opportunity to add to point totals while enjoying the surprise.

Kick off the weekend early with cocktails, delicious food, and tunes.

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

Experience a tequila-focused session that feels like a guided journey through Mexico’s agave traditions. Explore the regions where this spirit is made and the time-honored distilling methods behind it, then taste small samples that highlight its range and quality. The tasting is designed to awaken the palate and show that tequila offers much more than quick shots or mixed drinks. Participants must be 21 or older.

Settle into a monthly community meditation facilitated by Firefly Hollow practitioners with appearances from guest facilitators. This grounding, trauma-informed gathering focuses on guided practice that supports relaxation and regulation, while offering a welcoming space to reconnect with yourself and meet like-minded people. Beginners and longtime meditators are equally supported. Hosted at the Firefly Hollow Wellness Center, each session features a distinct meditation or other consciousness-based practice, with themes for the year to be announced and additional facilitators added over time. The gathering is free, and donations are welcome. It also offers an easy way to experience the Conscious Connections Club, Firefly Hollow’s community-led social club for conscious, curious, and empathetic people. The club fosters authentic connection, self-growth, and mindful living through a variety of experiences. Members enjoy weekly activities such as game nights, meditations, and themed conversations, along with monthly outings to local wellness spaces, eateries, and nature spots. Benefits include access to a private online community with schedules and recordings, livestreams and workshops, discounts with Firefly Hollow and partner businesses, and a growing library of resources. The broader community is free to join, with optional donations at meditation gatherings.

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

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

Labyrinth offers an open board gaming evening with limited seating available on a first come, first served basis and no registration required. Players can sample new titles or revisit modern staples such as Catan, Splendor, and Ticket to Ride, drawing from a game library of more than 800 options. Staff members and experienced regulars are available to teach rules and provide guidance. Geared primarily toward adults, this casual gathering provides a chance to try different games, learn something new, and meet others who share an interest in tabletop play.

Sporcle's Pub Quiz is a pub trivia event.

At The DC Improv Comedy Club in Washington, DC, Australian Chinese comedian Jenny Tian brings a brand new hour. She rose to prominence during the pandemic, collecting millions of likes and building a combined online following of one million. After a run of achievements in Australia, she expanded to a global tour. Her debut at the club sold out, and now she returns with fresh material.

Put your knowledge to the test at The Coupe during a weekly trivia night with prizes up for grabs, and enjoy food and beverages along the way.

Hosted by Matt Brandenburger, this free bingo night at Atlas Brew Works Bridge District includes prizes in every round, and the final game awards a $50 Atlas Brew Works gift card for a future visit. $6 select Atlas drafts are available, along with food from Dabo Burger. Seating is first come, first served, so arriving early can help secure a spot.

Presented by Songbyrd in collaboration with U+N Booking, this show brings Robert Lester Folsom together with Liz Cooper. Folsom appears amid renewed attention to his work as Anthology Recordings continues to unearth Sunshine Only Sometimes: Archives Vol. 2, 1972–1975, a collection drawn from tapes made around Georgia in bedrooms, a barn, and a motel room, tracked on reel to reel with a rotating crew of skilled collaborators. Born and raised in Adel, Georgia, he grew into a hands-on producer and arranger using a Sears 3440 recorder, often working with guitarist Hans VanBrackle, writing material that would feed into Ode to a Rainy Day and Sunshine Only Sometimes, and later forming the rural-leaning rock outfit Abacus. His 1976 album Music and Dreams was reissued in 2010, while the earlier archive highlights tuneful folk rock shaded by introspection, with flashes of pop, country blues, and psych pop on songs like "Ease My Mind", "Julie", and "Lonely Lovers". Singer songwriter Liz Cooper arrives with New Day, her third album shaped by a stretch of personal reinvention. After relocating to New York, living through a pandemic, and embracing her identity through a first queer relationship and its aftermath, she pivoted toward psychedelic pop. Writing demos solo at home and taking on production for the first time alongside Dan Molad, she pursued bold textures, from routing guitar through a Kaoss pad while a microphone swept the room to capturing feedback from Marshall stacks at the War on Drugs' studio. The result is music marked by self-assurance and an exploratory spirit. Together, the bill pairs Folsom’s rediscovered southern folk rock roots with Cooper’s forward-looking pop, offering a thoughtful look back and a step into new territory.

Comedian and writer Alex Falcone brings a standup set to Washington, DC. He has appeared in several episodes of Portlandia and performed on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and his videos have attracted more than 300 million views online. He is also the author of a bestselling young adult romance novel. Playful and approachable, he even jokes that he might be the only comedian and writer living in Los Angeles.

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

The Cash Money and No Limit Tour arrives at Capital One Arena, where Master P, Birdman, Juvenile, and Mannie Fresh take the stage in Washington, D.C.