Events in Harford County, MD

Guided by Linnea, HAVEN’s owner and a practicing Green and Hedge Witch and medium, together with shamanic healer and guide Whitney Schrader, this intimate evening centers on honoring who you have been and consciously releasing versions of yourself that no longer serve your path. Through ritual, soul-focused practices, ancestor honoring, joyful remembrance, meditation, sound, Reiki, music, and reflective writing, participants look at their lives from a higher vantage, celebrate the many selves they have embodied, and uncover the wisdom woven through their experiences. Aligned with the thin-veiled season around Halloween and Samhain, the gathering invites exploration of transformation, remembrance, death and rebirth, shadow and light, and ancestral connection. Attendees will be supported in releasing shame and guilt, extending compassion to parts once judged or left behind, and distilling strength, beauty, and medicine from every chapter, affirming that nothing has been wasted and inherent sacredness remains. The evening also offers a practical framework for meeting endings, identity shifts, release, and change with reverence instead of fear, while making room for who is emerging. Activities may include creating a celebration of life altar, composing a loving obituary, tribute, or eulogy to a former self, laying old stories and identities to rest in ceremony, and choosing the gifts and insights to carry forward, all with space for music, laughter, connection, and celebration. Open to adults 18 and older. The fee is $35.

Ease into the weekend with a beginner friendly gentle yoga class focused on building foundational alignment, relaxing the body, and calming the mind. No personal gear is needed, as mats and blocks are available to use. Booking is available online.

Celebrating its fifth year, this community witch dance includes three outdoor rehearsals, with participants asked to attend at least two and to bring a broom along. For the main gathering, participants meet at HAVEN in favorite witch-themed attire, from whimsical to spooky, honoring Samhain and the spirit of witches. The group proceeds in quiet solidarity to Pennington Avenue, forms a circle, and awaits the music. After the performance, the procession continues to MacGregors Restaurant for festivities, and each person covers their own costs. Comfortable shoes are recommended for both the walk and the dance. Those who prefer not to dance can walk alongside and cheer, or simply meet at the restaurant. For questions, text Linnea at 732-500-8629.

Whitney and Austin present an evening of acoustic music.

Barrel House Live presents a high-energy metal night with Full Metal Jacket at the helm. Expect pounding riffs, fierce vocals, and a set spanning modern and classic metal for wall-to-wall headbanging. Tickets are $5 in advance and $10 at the door.

Set by the bay, this weekly farmers market brings together local farmers, bakers, and artisans with seasonal produce, fresh breads and pastries, meats, eggs, and handmade goods. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed, and shopping here helps local sellers and small businesses. It is a welcoming spot for families and friends to explore together.

The monthly Book Club meets at The Screaming Bean on the last Saturday of each month. Newcomers and regulars are all welcome. Attendees can share thoughts on the month’s selection, enjoy handcrafted coffee, tea, and espresso along with fresh house-made pastries, and connect with fellow readers in a warm, friendly setting. It is a chance to discover new books, make new friends, and support a local community coffee shop.

Frey Duo delivers a lighthearted blend of music and fun. Settle in for an easygoing set that keeps the mood upbeat throughout.

Spooky fun sets the tone with food and drink specials, prizes for costumes, and live music by The Center Stage.

An annual Halloween bash centered on costumes, with prizes awarded for the best costume. Dress to impress for a chance to win.

Enjoy a farmers market held on the first Sunday, showcasing area vendors and artisans. The schedule makes an exception in April to observe Easter.

Barrel House Live hosts an all-Ravens watch party with the game on a massive 12-foot screen plus four additional TVs throughout the venue. Expect game day food features and drink specials. Fans are encouraged to wear Ravens gear and cheer on Baltimore together. After the final whistle, the celebration continues with a free post-game concert featuring Social Drinking. All ages are welcome and there is no cover.

Check out a copy first, then take part in a discussion of "Mary Jane" by Jessica Anya Blau.

Work with the Mandala Dot Shop to create your own wine glass or mug. Make two pieces, choosing either a matching pair or a mix of one glass and one mug, and select from a wide range of colors. Because preparation is required and seating is limited, ticket purchases are nonrefundable.

Haven hosts the return of Crystal Dalton for a compassionate workshop focused on rituals, remembrances, and practical resources for navigating loss. Participants will explore personal ways to honor loved ones and reflect on how connection with others can lessen feelings of isolation. Conversation will cover meaningful practices such as lighting a candle, sharing stories, and creating simple memorials. Every attendee will receive a white chime candle with lavender and chamomile for dressing, supplied by Haven. Attendees are encouraged to bring a journal or notebook and a comforting item like a blanket, a keepsake, or a photograph to personalize the experience. The session highlights both everyday gestures and seasonal remembrances, and it includes a curated list of support resources spanning books, podcasts, helpful websites, social media pages, and retreat programs to support ongoing healing. The gathering emphasizes the power of shared ritual and the strength that comes from being with others who understand the path of loss. All forms of grief are welcome. The workshop fee is $10. Payment through Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App reserves a spot and helps with planning, and advance registration is required to ensure sufficient supplies.

This ribbon cutting and grand opening celebrates the addition of a second location after a successful year. The ceremony recognizes the milestone and officially unveils the new space to the community.

This is a bass open team tournament with a cost of $110.

Step into a prehistoric themed race at Annie's Playground featuring a 5K and the Merorite Mile. Now in its third year, this family friendly event welcomes all ages and paces, from speedy raptors to easygoing triceratops. Costumes are encouraged, whether you choose a dinosaur look or caveman style. The event is presented by O'Mara Athletics, LLC, creators of The Mermaid Run, with professional chip timing provided by Blue Cheetah Sports Timing. A portion of proceeds supports Sea of Hope Foundation, Inc.

At Tydings Park in Havre de Grace, the Out of the Darkness Walk brings people together to deepen understanding of suicide and support prevention. In the United States, suicide is the 11th leading cause of death, and this gathering offers a caring space to connect with others who understand, feel less alone, and take action together. Participants will take part in a non-competitive route ranging from one to three miles. The program features an opening ceremony, activities centered on hope and healing, and resource tables with information and support. Complimentary honor beads will be provided to every participant.

This afternoon gathering features remarkable cars and a spirit of community, dedicated to remembering Kyle Jones and supporting the Brandon Tolson foundatio.

Internationally acclaimed vocalist Jenene Caramielo leads a sweeping tribute to Celine Dion, celebrating the power, emotion, and timeless melodies that defined an era. Backed by her band, she moves from grand ballads to up-tempo favorites, featuring highlights such as "All By Myself," "The Power of Love," "I Drove All Night," and "River Deep, Mountain High." Created to evoke the excitement of a Celine Dion concert, this performance pairs commanding vocals with heartfelt delivery and brings people together through beloved songs and lasting memories.

Enjoy a meal at Conrad’s Seafood Restaurant in Abingdon to support the 10u Edgewood Patriots. Conrad’s will donate 20 percent of fundraiser sales to the team when you mention that you are there for the baseball fundraiser.

An evening in the History Untapped series spotlights four historic Havre de Grace churches: St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, St. James AME Church, St. John’s Episcopal Church, and Havre de Grace United Methodist Church. The program traces how these congregations and their buildings were shaped by the people who built and worshipped in them, and how faith, fellowship, celebrations, challenges, and moments of change helped define the city’s story. Insights range from stained glass windows and steeples to sanctuaries and congregations, showing why these sites hold an important place in the community’s past and present. Presented as a pop-up edition of Vandiver’s BiteNite Dining Series at Vandiver Inn.

Ripken Stadium hosts a scent work trial, with online entry available through Secreterrier.

Enjoy a birding and photography outing with BCDC at Conowingo Dam, a well known place to watch Bald Eagles and other wildlife. Bring binoculars, and if you plan to take photos, pack a camera with a long lens and a tripod. Shared spotting scopes will be available so everyone can get a close look. The group will gather along the fence at the end of the parking lot rather than down at Fisherman’s Wharf. Do not park at the beginning of the lot, since vultures have been known to damage cars. A casual tailgate with bagels and coffee is planned. Consider bringing a comfortable chair, and dress warmly because it can be cold and windy by the dam. This free event requests a simple registration to help ensure there are enough bagels and coffee for all. Led by David Swerdlow, 404-274-8287, and Craig Hedlund.

Admission is free and no tickets are required for this cottage core inspired holiday market at Joe’s Mercantile in Havre de Grace, MD. The setting evokes a storybook season with twinkling charm and a carefully curated lineup of artisans, vintage collectors, makers, bakers, florists, and other small businesses offering unique, handcrafted goods you will not find in big box stores. Browse meaningful gifts, distinctive holiday decor, cozy winter accessories, handmade jewelry, artisan foods, and vintage treasures. Vendors have been selected with a focus on quality, craftsmanship, creativity, and community, creating an experience that stands apart from mass produced merchandise. Enjoy festive photo moments, seasonal treats, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that turns shopping into a pleasant outing. Vendor spots are fully booked. Additional details and vendor updates will be shared soon.

Now in its third year, the Rock Against Drug Overdose fundraiser features basket raffles, 50/50 drawings, event merchandise, and performances by four bands. More information will be shared as the event approaches. Tickets are required.

Now in its third year, this Rock Against Addiction benefit concert raises funds for a foundation working to prevent drug overdose and aid affected families. The lineup includes live performances by SPELLBOUND, AREA 52, ANIMAL MAGNETISM, and KARMA, along with basket raffles, merchandise, and access to drug addiction and recovery resources. Proceeds support families as they work toward healing. Tickets are $30.

This gala features buffet dining and an open bar with premium selections. Browse a silent auction and place bids, take part in raffle drawings, and participate in a 50/50 drawing. The focus is on food and drinks alongside opportunities to bid and win.

Enjoy a touch of Christmas magic with festive mini photo sessions featuring Santa Frank in Havre de Grace, Maryland. Each 30-minute session includes 10 digital images and a print release for $175. It offers a cheerful way to capture the spirit of the season and create keepsakes to share. Multiple time slots are available.

This farmstead market brings together local artisans, farmers, chefs, craftsmen, and small business owners for a one-stop shopping experience with handcrafted goods, farm-grown foods, and unique finds. Maison Intimate Catering serves Sunday Supper meals, so attendees can enjoy a plate while taking in views of grazing animals and open fields. A small farmyard petting area offers up-close encounters with sheep, calves, chickens, and a pony, a highlight for children and grandchildren. Visitors can stroll the grounds, see the animals in the fields, and relax in the countryside. The market continues in any weather, moving into the barn if conditions require it.

A special matinee at Barrel House Live brings The Heat together with the Cold Sweat Horns for a mix of funk, soul, R&B, Motown, and dance tunes. Presented in the Concert Hall, the show offers a lively, dance-friendly atmosphere. Food and cold drinks are available.

Skip cooking for the night and spend time with the Young Gunz while supporting their team. Fifteen percent of your total will go toward helping the team. There will also be baked goods for sale to make Thanksgiving extra sweet.

One Step Down, a two-person acoustic act, performs at Coakley’s Pub in Havre de Grace, MD. The show features an acoustic set and a relaxed atmosphere at this pub by the water.

Breathe 379 introduces the Christian Professionals Alliance, a faith-centered network where fellowship, service, and career development meet. Business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals can connect, exchange ideas, share resources, and encourage one another through purposeful networking that supports both spiritual growth and professional advancement. Membership is $25 per month on a recurring credit card and includes complimentary coffee. All membership dollars are directed to stocking the food pantry, supporting a monthly target of $1,000 which covers a week of supplies and helps families in need. Members invest in their own development while contributing to ongoing care for the community.

Barrel House Live hosts a Ravens watch party with every play on a 12-foot screen and four additional TVs. Game day food features and drink specials run throughout the game for a day devoted to the Ravens. When the final whistle blows, a free post-game concert from EMOtional Support keeps the energy going with live music so fans can celebrate or vent together.

The monthly book club at The Screaming Bean meets on the last Saturday of each month. All readers are welcome, whether you are a regular participant or attending for the first time. Bring thoughts on the month’s book and enjoy handcrafted coffee, tea, espresso drinks, and fresh house-made pastries while connecting with fellow readers in a warm, friendly atmosphere. It offers an opportunity to discover new books, make new friends, and support a local community coffee shop.

At Earth, Wood & Fire - Fallston, Anton Tuvelman delivers an upbeat, interactive Human Jukebox performance that centers the audience. Using live looping, he builds songs in real time by layering sound to faithfully revisit familiar music or reimagine it on the spot. Requests from across decades and genres shape the set, and he is known to tackle brand new choices in the moment. Inventive mashups blend multiple favorites into fresh combinations, while energetic delivery and lush soundscapes create an immersive, personalized atmosphere. Every show unfolds differently, with spontaneous surprises and continual additions to his growing repertoire.

Close Call Trio presents an unplugged set, offering their full band songs in a stripped-down acoustic style. Expect well-known tracks alongside overlooked gems, performed from a corner of the upstairs bar at Fallston Barrel House. The feel is acoustic, with just enough PA support to keep every note heard.

Hosted by the Havre de Grace High School National Honor Society, this third annual holiday craft fair welcomes the community with free admission. Browse handmade gifts and seasonal creations from local makers, and enjoy food for purchase from Vagabond Sandwich Company. Those interested in becoming vendors can contact Alexandra Davidson at alexandra.davidson@hcps.org for details.

An evening of dining to raise funds for Fallston Middle School takes place at Chipotle Mexican Grill in Fallston, MD. Attendees can enjoy a casual meal while contributing to a community effort that benefits the school.

The Brothers Walsh return to Harford County’s Bushmill Tavern with their acoustic duo for an evening of acoustic rock, along with food and drinks.

A faithful Rush tribute fills the concert hall at Barrel House Live as Sun Dogs recreates the legendary Canadian trio’s sound, precision, and spirited energy. Formed after Rush’s final tour, the group is built to mirror the classic lineup. Mark Schenker of the multi-platinum band KIX covers bass, lead vocals, keyboards, and bass pedals in the style of Geddy Lee. Bob Paré brings Alex Lifeson’s hallmark tones to life using many of the same types of guitars, including a Gibson ES-1275 double neck that serves as the artist proof from Lifeson’s signature series and was once his own. Behind the kit, Ricky Slezak delivers the power and detail associated with Neil Peart, shaping an authentic Rush experience from the first note. The set highlights favorites such as Tom Sawyer, Limelight, The Spirit of Radio, YYZ, and Freewill presented with close attention to detail. VIP tickets are available with preferred parking, front section seating, early entry, and an exclusive gift bag.

Barrel House Live hosts a Ravens watch party featuring a 12 foot big screen and four additional TVs, making it easy to catch every play. Game day food features and drink specials will be available while fans cheer together. After the game, the celebration continues with a free live concert by Glamour Kitty. Wearing purple and bringing friends adds to the spirit.

An Insider Screening of Dune: Part Three arrives at Horizon in the UltraAV auditorium. Settle in for a journey back to Arrakis with immersive Dolby Atmos audio and sharp 4K laser projection on some of the biggest screens in Harford County. Enjoy stadium-style seating and plush heated loveseat recliners for a comfortable, high-end viewing experience.

Experience rock and roll with HËDRUSH, a band from Baltimore.

Local artisans, farmers, chefs, craftsmen, and small business owners come together for a farmstead market that feels like a compact farmers market with added variety. Browse handmade goods, farm-fresh foods, and distinctive finds in one convenient spot. Maison Intimate Catering will serve Sunday Supper meals, so attendees can enjoy a plate while taking in views of grazing animals and open fields. A small farmyard petting area features sheep, calves, chickens, and a pony, a highlight for children and grandchildren. Visitors may also stroll the property, see the animals out in the fields, and enjoy a peaceful afternoon in the countryside. This event is rain or shine, and if the weather is unfavorable the market will move inside the barn.

A monthly book club gathers at The Screaming Bean on the final Saturday of each month. Newcomers and longtime attendees are equally welcome. Bring thoughts on the current selection, enjoy coffee, tea, and espresso prepared by hand along with fresh pastries made in house, and connect with fellow readers in a warm, friendly setting. It is a chance to discover new titles, meet new people, and support a community coffee shop.

Barrel House Live hosts a Ravens game watch in the concert hall, with the action on a 12 foot main screen and four additional TVs. Special food and drink offerings are available during the game, and a concert by Alter Ego takes place after the final whistle. Admission is free, attendees of all ages are welcome, and purple attire is encouraged.

An acoustic duo will provide live music during the New Year’s Eve dinner hour.