This weekend in Havre de Grace, MD

Spend a day focused on natural well-being at a holistic wellness pop-up that blends shopping, connection, and self-care. Attendees can enjoy chair massage from massage therapy students, join yoga sessions, meet Reiki practitioners, visit a tarot reader, and speak with a nutritionist and an herbalist, plus experience sound healing. The gathering showcases local wellness professionals and offers a welcoming setting to support mind, body, and spirit. Vendor spaces are available for wellness practitioners and small businesses interested in sharing their services with the community.

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

Temple Beth El in Newark, Delaware hosts a Hanukkah and Holiday Bazaar and is seeking vendors to showcase unique creations and products. The event offers an opportunity to connect with the community in a festive setting. Vendors can register using a downloadable form with payment by check or an online form with a credit card.

This Free First Sunday Family Day spotlights Cambodian heritage and how traditions are shared across generations. KPAC Khmer Performing Arts and Culture, led by founder and artistic director Lisa Koung, presents classical and folk dance that reflects a dedication to sustaining Cambodian culture through traditional dance, music, and the Khmer language. Music, movement, and traditional attire come together in a vivid expression of Khmer identity, resilience, and cultural connection. Families can also enjoy hands-on art making, a family scavenger hunt, and storytime hosted by Leslie D. Hamilton. Art activities and storytelling are suitable for ages 2 and up. Complimentary access is offered to the Barnes collection as well as the exhibition Noguchi to Asawa: Designing Postwar America. Admission is free with registration required. PECO supports Free First Sunday Family Day.

The 5th annual Stray Cat Scurry is a community walk supporting homeless, sick, and abandoned cats. Attendees can enjoy music from a live DJ, browse vendor booths, and take part in raffles and a 50/50. Participants may launch a pledge fundraiser that covers the registration fee, and fundraisers can be shared to Facebook when they are created. The event has been shifted to accommodate the Eagles schedule.

Sahbyy Food and Sister Suy's present a Cambodian-inspired brunch at Gather Food Hall in Philadelphia, featuring chive pancakes, crab pineapple fried rice with basil, chicken and waffles, vegetable curry with French baguette, mango sticky rice, and sweet and salty taro chips. Sister Suy's Mellow Spice and Heritage Heat bring extra flavor to the experience, and Bulletin Bar will serve brunch cocktails that include a house-made Bloody Mary with a Sister Suy's Hot Sauce kick, peach Bellinis, grapefruit Palomas, and mimosas. An advance RSVP through Eventbrite comes with a discounted Bloody Mary at the satellite bar outside Sahbyy Food. Food and beverages are available for purchase onsite. Guests can expect bold flavors, friendly company, and a touch of game day fun that celebrates the flavor that connects us.

Keystone Korner Baltimore presents a karaoke-filled brunch buffet with a welcoming atmosphere. Orlando Mullins of Double O Entertainment teams up with DJ Milk Truck to host and curate a soulful soundtrack that spans R&B, soul, gospel, throwbacks, and timeless favorites. Take the mic to share a song, dance along, savor the buffet, or simply relax and enjoy the music. The focus is uplifting energy, rich sounds, and bringing people together. Advance reservations are recommended. Tickets are $35 for adults and $20 for children 8 and under, with food and music included. A full cash bar will be available, featuring Mimosa and Bloody Mary specials.

PECO First Sunday Family Day at the Barnes Foundation features Cambodian classical and folk dance performed by Khmer Performing Arts and Culture (KPAC) and Cambodian American Heritage Inc (CAHI). The program showcases Khmer music, dance, and traditional instruments. Admission is free, but space is limited. Registration will be available for a brief window.

Family Day in Fishtown offers tasty food, classic arcade action, and family friendly fun. Children must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Barcade is donating a portion of 2026 Family Day token proceeds to Gamers Outreach, a charity organization that brings recreation to children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

On the first Sunday of each month, lend a hand in tending three raised beds and a pollinator garden through planting, weeding, and general care. No experience is needed, and beginners are welcome. Wear clothes that can get dirty and bring a willingness to learn. Gloves and tools are supplied.

Casual Commander games are offered with a straightforward entry. Seating costs $10, and you receive $5 back as store credit dice.

Laughter is served sunny side up at a monthly comedy brunch in Baltimore, hosted by Ja'Nai Clarise at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Performers from the city and beyond take the stage while guests enjoy brunch dishes, cocktails, and the hotel’s historic ambiance. The lineup leans into sharp, inclusive humor that keeps the crowd buzzing through the final course. General admission includes a headlining show, a discounted valet parking rate, and a chance for post-show photos with the performers. The ticket covers the performance only, with all food and beverages available for separate purchase. Set within the Lord Baltimore Hotel, home to the LB Tavern and a blend of Art Deco and French Renaissance design, early arrival is suggested to allow time for parking and to savor the elegant setting.

An artisan-led, hands-on workshop at Artfully Dunn Creative Studio, LLC explores the art and science of cold process soap making. It is suitable for beginners as well as those looking to build on existing skills. Instruction covers safety practices, the chemistry of saponification, how to use a soap calculator to create balanced, skin-friendly bars, swirling techniques for eye-catching designs, and curing methods with professional tips. Participants create a full mold that yields approximately 8 to 10 bars. Because the process uses lye and other chemicals, gloves, goggles, and a disposable apron are provided. Long sleeves and closed toe shoes are required. Finished loaves need to stay in the mold for at least 24 hours before de-molding and cutting, and pickup is available after this set period. Customization is part of the experience with crystal and scent pairings that include rose quartz with soft floral notes, amethyst with calming herbal tones, opalite with a light and uplifting balance, and turquoise with a fresh, clean aroma. Complimentary light snacks and beverages are included. For a heartier option, orders can be placed from the Granite Run Taproom menu and bar selections directly from the studio and delivered to your seat. No experience is needed. Seating is limited and workshop fees are non-refundable due to supplies prepared in advance. Please review the credit policy for details.

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.

This annual fundraiser blends community spirit, great food, and lively activities. Highlights include a fast paced live auction with hard to find items, a complimentary light buffet with nonalcoholic drinks, and a cash bar offered on a limited basis. Engaging performances keep the energy up throughout the event. Jo Arnone, known as the Million Dollar Auctioneer, makes a welcome return. The fundraiser supports Project Home, the Human Rights Campaign, and the Leather Archives & Museum, with plenty of opportunities to bid, mingle, laugh, and give back.

Arrive with intention and walk away with a concrete next step at an open recovery meeting that welcomes anyone who supports recovery. The discussion honors every pathway, recognizing that each journey is unique and grounded in personal strengths. This non-denominational space focuses on hope and meaningful connection. Meetings are facilitated by IFPR Peer Recovery Specialists who are trained and certified, offering social support for people seeking or maintaining recovery, as well as for family members, friends, and others who care about someone impacted by substance use.