Events in Rising Sun, MD

Mr. John leads a mix of story sharing, music, and fingerplay activities, followed by a playgroup. The program starts with time for tales and songs, then transitions into group play.

Pack a blanket and a snack for a relaxed storytime at Clark Park in Philadelphia, set up near the playground with stories, songs, and bubbles. If rain arrives, activities move to Walnut Street West Library, and day-of updates will be posted on social media. Open to all ages.

Treat yourself to a weekly lash and brow happy hour in North Philadelphia. Enjoy special pricing at this studio-only event in the Philly area, with custom full sets priced at $95 and henna brows at $40. Book during the happy hour window to receive an additional $10 discount. Limited studio appointments are available each week, and the promotion runs on Thursday and Friday.

Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort presents a Halloween-themed weekend filled with spooky fun and family-friendly activities. Tackle a haunted attraction, enjoy a pumpkin-focused magic experience, and show off your look in a costume contest. Trick-or-treating is on the schedule, and campers can compete in both campsite and golf cart decorating contests for extra festive flair. Activities take place on the weekend only and are intended for guests staying in cabins or at RV sites, creating a full lineup of seasonal excitement and Halloween spirit.

A creative building club invites makers of every age to dream up and construct imaginative projects. Explore LEGOs, blocks, Magna-Tiles, Lincoln Logs, and other buildable materials as you design your own structures. All ages are welcome. Toddlers have a dedicated area with age-appropriate blocks so they can play and create comfortably alongside older builders.

The Tigers face the Hofstra Pride at the TU Field Hockey Complex. Entry is free for all spectators, and complimentary parking is available in Lot 7.

KrampusMart sets up inside Monstermania with a marketplace of Krampus themed goods. Find apparel such as shirts, socks and ties, plus patches, stickers and horns. There are also leather goods, paper creations, original artwork and jewelry created by local artisans. The gathering takes place at the Hilton Inner Harbor Hotel.

Explore Old City through its taverns on a guided pub crawl that blends drinks with engaging tales from Philadelphia’s colonial and revolutionary eras. Move between well known bars and neighborhood pubs as a knowledgeable local guide shares surprising and humorous stories that usually do not appear in school lessons. It is designed for both history enthusiasts and casual explorers, encouraging easy conversation with fellow travelers while sampling the city’s renowned pub culture. The tour runs approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes, and tickets must be purchased in advance. Philly Crawling notes a 5 star rating for this experience.

Celebrate Halloween at Roosevelt Mall with a family-friendly trick-or-treat event. Guests of all ages can stroll through the mall and collect candy from participating businesses, including Bath & Body Works, Insomnia Cookies, Panda Express, and Wendy’s. Costumes are encouraged, and Oak Street Health will participate for a limited portion of the event.

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.

Celebrate Halloween with an evening of spooky festivities and creative activities. Explore a themed art walk, enjoy a dramatic reading, take photos at the photo booth, and make art projects with artist volunteers. Gourmet pops will be available for purchase, children will receive candy-free goody bags, and there will be surprises for grownups. All ages are welcome. Admission is $10 per person, with free entry for children two and under.

Carousel Park Farmers Market at Carousel Park & Equestrian Center features fresh produce, baked goods, honey, jams, prepared foods, and handmade items. Expect a varied roster of vendors such as Big Sky Bread Co., Reed's Produce, Barking Dog Farms, Beauty of Goat's Milk Soap, Maddy's Kitchen, Mr. & Mrs. Just Wangs, RandaliaBee Hives, O'Connell Gardens, and Sharron's Fresh Squeezed Lemonade, among others. A free little library is available at the market. Cash, debit and credit cards, and EBT are accepted. Vendor participation may vary on market day.

Called "Yoga for Your Love Life," this Tantra Speed Date® experience moves beyond small talk with a sequence of playful, guided exercises that help you relax, be yourself, and discover real chemistry. Over one evening, meet up to 20 singles while exploring conversation, eye contact, movement, and authentic connection. Expect laughter and a few surprises as dating feels natural rather than awkward or exhausting. Since 2017, more than 358,516 guided first dates have taken place in over 50 cities worldwide, and 94.09% of participants leave with at least one mutual match. If not, your next event is complimentary. Participants describe it as the best singles event they have attended, transformative, and even the place they met the love of their life. This session takes place in Philadelphia, PA.

Enjoy an evening of dinner and dancing at American Legion Mason Dixon Post 194 in Rising Sun, MD.

Whitney and Austin present an evening of acoustic music.

Celebrate Mischief Night in costume and get ready to party as Zipline Lily sets the mood. This five-piece cover band blends classic tracks with modern hits, creating a vibe that keeps the crowd engaged and moving.

Comedian Joanne McNally brings Pinotphile to Punch Line Philly in Philadelphia, a brand new stand-up hour building on the runaway success of The Prosecco Express. Expect a candid, high-energy romp through modern romance and rivalry as she tackles messy situationships, payback, love-hate friendships, and the sting of rejection with razor sharp humor. Variety has spotlighted her as a talent to watch, and critics from the London Evening Standard to the Irish Examiner have praised her fearless, delightfully off-kilter style. Her previous tour was honored as Ticketmaster IE’s Comedy Event of the Year, and this follow-up arrives with plenty of anticipation.

A benefit concert at Zen West in Baltimore supports Chef Mama Saray, affectionately known as Baltimore’s Food Queen for decades of serving homebound and hungry neighbors through her nonprofit, Prime Time for Unity, and for preparing meals at hundreds of local events and fundraisers. After relocating to Jamaica to care for her husband Ical, their property was heavily damaged by Hurricane Melissa, and he passed away in December 2025. Returning to Baltimore, she raised funds and used her savings to open A Taste of International, but the health department closed it due to the landlord’s unresolved building violations, not because of anything she did. This night of music, food, and community is dedicated to helping her start again, with performances by Voltamatic, The Gayle Harrod Band, and DJ Dubble8. Tickets are $18 in advance with no fees or $20 at the door. A GoFundMe campaign is also available for those wishing to contribute.

Enjoy a night of cornhole at the American Legion in Perryville. Players of all abilities are welcome, and no partner is needed. Players are grouped into three tiers according to their SPR. Each tier plays Switch games to determine bracket seeding, followed by a double-elimination bracket for Tier A and single-elimination brackets for Tiers B and C. Bracket partners are assigned from within each tier, and all players are guaranteed at least five games. Digital scorekeepers are available at each board, and top teams in each bracket receive cash prizes, with payouts based on the number of players and tiers. Registration and practice are followed by games, and the cost is $15 per player. Spectators can attend at no charge, and there is no age limit. Bring your own bags or use the house bags. Corn-filled bags are not allowed. A free Scoreholio account is needed to register and follow the action in the app. Food and drinks are available for purchase inside, and outside food and drinks are not permitted.

Grammy Award winner Billy Strings headlines a two-night run at CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, Maryland. This engagement offers back-to-back performances at the arena.

Presented by Ensemble Arts, Afro-Cuban All Stars brings a vibrant celebration of Cuban music to Miller Theater. Under the direction of Juan de Marcos, the ensemble champions both tradition and innovation, uniting seasoned masters with rising talent. The group has earned four GRAMMY nominations and toured extensively worldwide, and its origins connect to Buena Vista Social Club, a pivotal recording and wider movement that helped reintroduce global audiences to Cuba's infectious rhythms. Expect dazzling musicianship, propulsive grooves, and a dance-ready atmosphere throughout the performance.

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.

Eagles songs have long scored road trips and late nights, shaping memories across generations. Winslow delivers an evening devoted to the Eagles, recreating the band’s signature harmonies and enduring tone in a live performance. The set moves from the laid back California feel of the early years to the arena staples that followed, honoring a catalog that still connects decades later. Familiar songs are presented with careful musicianship, respect for the originals, and real affection for one of rock and roll’s lasting bands. This show has a history of selling out each year.

Celebrate the Halloween season at Octoraro Tavern with a night of music, dancing, and costume fun. DJ Chris B Rock will be on the decks to keep the dance floor moving and the atmosphere lively. Costumes are encouraged. A valid ID is required, and vulgar costumes are not permitted.

Sky Zone Newark goes all in on Halloween with a glow-filled celebration focused on jumping and spooky fun. Costumes are welcome, but masks are not permitted. Elite members can jump for free, and a glow shirt and Sky Socks are required.

Inside the Lord Baltimore Hotel, Poe's Magic Theatre presents The Magic Showcase, a live program featuring world-class magicians. The performance unfolds in a dark, intimate room so the focus stays on the wonders happening just a few feet from the audience. It is an up-close encounter with live magic in a close-quarters theatre setting.

Sing your favorite songs upstairs at O’Neals Pub with All Around Sound Entertainment. The karaoke series that once took place at 117 @ Olde City has moved to this venue, and it now happens on both Friday and Saturday. Take the mic or cheer for friends in a friendly, upbeat setting.

The Dolphin sets the stage for a Mischief Night steeped in acid-soaked energy, headlined by a back to back session from Lauren Flax and Mike Servito, with The Dolphin’s resident vampire G I N A guiding the night. Costumes are strongly encouraged. A Detroit native and longtime Brooklyn resident, Lauren Flax has been immersed in music since childhood, first on drums, then guitar and bass. She came up through Detroit’s underground as a resident at the Motor Lounge alongside Mike Servito and others, appeared on the Motor stage at the inaugural Detroit Electronic Music Festival in 2000, and evolved from early jungle roots into techno, house, and electro. After sharpening her production chops in Chicago, she moved to Manhattan and released an early remix for Le Tigre. Later highlights include Dance Trax Vol. 16 on DJ Haus’s label, a sold-out EP on The Bunker New York, and a creative turn with 2MR following her remix of Pale Blue’s Breathe, which inspired a six track project blending ambient textures with acid house. Since 2019, she has toured the United States and Europe with live analog sets. Mike Servito brings a deeply honed approach shaped by years in Detroit, absorbing influences from the Electrifying Mojo and the Wizard, learning from figures like Mike Huckaby and Claude Young, and cementing his presence within the city’s circuit before relocating to New York. As a core resident of The Bunker, he has taken a jacking sound that fuses house, acid, and techno to dance floors around the world. A pivotal turning point came with his No Way Back after-party set during Movement weekend, recorded with The Bunker New York and Interdimensional Transmissions, which Resident Advisor named its top online mix of the year. He has since appeared at venues such as Panorama Bar in Berlin, XOYO in London, and Contact in Tokyo, along with major festivals including Movement.

Settle in at Root City Kava Bar for a sober-friendly stand-up comedy experience that pairs fresh kava with tropical ambiance and a curated roster of comedians from Baltimore, New York, DC, and beyond. Laugh along to live performances while enjoying strong shells and a relaxed, alcohol-free setting. Whether you are curious about kava or already love it, this night centers on feel-good fun without the booze. Seating is limited to 35, so arriving early to secure a spot and sip a shell adds to the vibe.

Saváge presents Devils Night at Velvet Whip, a late-night gathering where progressive house and techno drive the energy alongside live acts that play with themes of the sinful and the sacred. Expect sets from Teakez, IANN, Cherry B, and Angelinkast, with additional performances by Nattie Lynx, Fae, Lotus, Pixie, and Desire. Costumes are encouraged, so bring your darkest imagination to life with devils, demons, fallen angels, and sinners in mind. The dance floor turns into a playground for mischief, with room to let go and revel in the thrills.

Celebrate Halloween farm style with trick-or-treating in the corn maze, unlimited hayrides and barrel car rides, and a costume parade with prizes. Food will be available for purchase from Dough Slingers Food Truck. Sensory-friendly spaces and volunteer support will be available.

Shop the North East Farmer’s Market, where you can meet local growers and producers, artisans and crafters, independent vendors, and other small businesses. Customers have called it Maryland’s friendliest market, creating a warm spot to browse, connect, and support the community.

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.

Ease into the weekend with Weekend Warrior Yoga, a one hour, all levels class guided by Arlinda. Created with newcomers and returning practitioners in mind, it blends strength building and smooth, accessible flow with a welcoming community vibe. Variations are offered so each pose can meet you where you are, and the smaller group setting allows time for questions and personalized support. The music stays uplifting and the movement energizing, while warmth comes from breath and effort rather than a heated room. Expect to finish feeling steady, stretched, and ready for the days ahead. Registration is required and space is limited.

Celebrate the season with a family friendly gathering in the Christian Stronghold Church parking lot. Enjoy an inflatable bounce attraction, face painting, hands-on arts and crafts, the chance to make your own caramel apple, apple cider donuts, a variety of games, and pumpkin painting. A warm, community-focused outing with plenty of autumn fun.

Crochet, community, creativity, and connection come together at a welcoming Philly gathering from Philly Crochet Divas, the official local chapter of the Crochet Guild of America. Enjoy a relaxed setting to unwind, share ideas, and connect with fellow crocheters, with an upbeat atmosphere that includes music and plenty of laughter. Beginners and experienced participants are equally welcome, and there are options to take part in person or online. Bring yarn, hooks, and any works in progress if you wish, or attend without supplies.

Photographers and digital artists are invited to submit work for the Cecil County Arts Council’s Annual Photography and Digital Art Show. The exhibition highlights pieces with a photographic or digital foundation and is open to both members and non-members of CCAC. To submit, bring your artwork to the Arts Council gallery and complete a registration form, available on site or as a downloadable file. Artists may enter up to five works. The entry fee is $6 per piece, or $15 for three or more, and fees are waived for students and seniors. An opening reception will be held, and the show will be on view during open hours. After the exhibition, artwork can be picked up on designated dates. For questions about how to submit, contact program manager Zach Davis at zachary@cecilarts.org or 410-392-5740.

At Appoquinimink Community Library, this farmers market features fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, honey, jams, ready-to-eat foods, and handcrafted items. All major payment types are welcome, including cash, debit or credit cards, and EBT. Vendors include Bakery & Argentinian Dishes, Beauty of Goat's Milk Soap, Beth's Homemade Goods LLC, Beulah Bakery, Bianca's Little Bakery, Blackbird Creek Farms, Buzzards Gulch Farm LLC, Crowned Cakes LLC, Endless Futures Farm, Figs + Flour Baking Co, Happy Heart Farm, House of Plenty Coffee, Ma Ada's Water Ice, Maddy's Kitchen, Ms. Selina's Creations, Nonny's Shea Butters, Powers Farm, RandaliaBee Hives, Round Woods Farm and Nursery, SheRices, Sunnyside Up Food Truck, Temtaytions Baking Co, T-Skincare, Wild Things Design, and XM Beauty LLC. Vendor lineups may change on market day.

Enjoy a walk-in fiber arts club welcoming every age and skill level, from first-time crafters to seasoned makers. Crochet and knitting supplies are provided, including needles, hooks, and yarn, so there is nothing extra to bring. Spend some relaxed time learning new techniques, meeting fellow creators, and giving that long-standing project the finishing touches.

Enjoy free open play with board games. Choose something from the wall of demo games, try an already opened title from the selection of used games that are for sale, or bring your own favorites to the table. At times this can overlap with other activities, so please be courteous and respectful toward fellow players.

Nature-themed drop-in programs at the Nature Education Center invite visitors to connect with the natural world through casual, playful learning. Offered on Saturdays, these activities are free, require no advance registration, and welcome participants of every age.

Experience a guided mind body session centered on letting go, grounding, and gentle activation that supports reconnection and a fresh start. Hosted by Lifestyle Wellness Center, facilitators Saidah and Coach Mike blend journaling, breathwork, somatic awareness, and beginner friendly movement to encourage emotional balance and renewed energy. The class opens with intention setting and reflective writing to release what no longer serves and make space for clarity. Through calming breath exercises, body scans, and grounding practices such as Havening Touch and sensory awareness, participants settle the nervous system before easing into accessible movement. Saidah leads the first portion with a focus on emotional release and somatic grounding, then Coach Mike guides a light fitness flow with core engagement, balance work, and slow, intentional sculpting that links movement and breath. The experience concludes with a restorative cool down, affirmations, and a final moment of reflection to carry your intention forward. It welcomes all bodies and all levels, whether the goal is a mental, emotional, or physical reset. For comfort, consider bringing a yoga mat, wearing comfortable clothing, and having a water bottle on hand. Saidah Spinner, LCSW-C, serves as founder and lead clinician at Lifestyle Wellness Center.

Hollerween brings pre and post BMFS parties to Cats Eye Pub in Baltimore, with live music stretching from daytime into late night. Coastal Plain Bluegrass and Rachel May and the Walker Street Bandits start things off with early performances. Later, Asheville bluegrass act Coyote Rodeo keeps the celebration going with three sets that carry into the night.

Returning by popular demand, this annual tradition invites guests to step into 19th century Irish and Irish American life. This year honors the 150th anniversary of William Feeley’s passing, commemorated in the historic Feeley home where he was both born and died. Expect spirited wake games, period-inspired foods and refreshments that share their own stories, and an opportunity to take part in Blooms of Remembrance. Seasonal festivities also include traditional Samhain customs in the backyard for a bit of added fun. After the main gathering, a caravan heads to St. Peter’s Cemetery, which marks its 175th year, to place the blooms at the Irish Immigrant Marker. Space is limited for this annual celebration.

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.

A weekly drop-in writing club for adults welcomes writers, authors, and poets from any background or genre. Bring your work to spend focused time writing alongside peers, or take a moment to talk through inspiration and challenges with others who share a love for the craft. The space is supportive of LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and neurodivergent communities. On the first and last Saturdays of the month, there is dedicated time for Black women to write together and connect about their creative journeys.

Celebrate the season with an in-person Write On Purpose session at Lovett Memorial Library, a branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia. Explore practical techniques through guided exercises in style and voice to bring energy and clarity to your writing. Sweet treats will be available, and costumes are welcome for anyone who wants to add a festive touch. This gathering is open to writers of all experience levels, with time to practice and connect with fellow creatives. RSVP is optional.

A Halloween-themed makers market in Hamilton-Lauraville, Baltimore brings together local makers, artists, growers, and food vendors with handmade goods, original art, baked treats, plants, drinks, and more. Activities for all ages include trick-or-treating, a chance to show off costumes, and a competition for the best decorated vendor booth. Admission is free. Proceeds support The Glamour Barn Sanctuary, a local 501(c)(3) animal rescue and sanctuary. Vendor applications are open to makers, artists, growers, and food trucks, while spaces for baked goods, bath, and skincare are already filled.

Dove Valley Winery presents an event featuring live music for guests to enjoy.

Design and assemble a Turkish mosaic lamp in a relaxed, hands-on workshop. Beginners are welcome, and everything you need is provided, including high quality materials and step by step guidance, so you can focus on arranging vibrant tiles and crafting a one of a kind piece. Enjoy complimentary Turkish tea as you work, then head home with a finished lamp to brighten your space. The session lasts about two to three hours. Each workshop uses quality materials and is organized so participants complete their artwork by the end. If fewer than four people are registered, you may be contacted about rescheduling approximately 24 hours before the start.

Explore the calming art of vitrail, or stained glass style painting, in a hands-on workshop devoted to creating your own piece on a clear glass frame. With step-by-step guidance, you will trace a design on a dedicated drawing board and bring it to life with specialized glass paints and thoughtfully designed templates. The steady pace encourages focus and relaxation, so first-timers and art enthusiasts alike can feel comfortable. All supplies are included, from the frame and paints to brushes, the drawing board, and templates. Follow a design as-is or personalize the details to make the artwork uniquely yours. Plan for about two to two and a half hours, and leave with a finished piece ready to display or give as a handmade gift. Sessions are intended to be relaxing, enjoyable, and welcoming to beginners. If fewer than four people are registered, participants may be contacted to reschedule with roughly a day’s notice. To keep the structure intact, arrivals more than 15 minutes after the start cannot be accommodated.

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

Create a keepsake of nature at Vera Art Studio in a hands-on pressed flower session. Participants compose their own floral artwork with dried blooms and foliage, then mount it in an eight by ten floating glass frame using archival grade adhesive. Everything needed is provided, along with guidance and ideas, so it suits beginners as well as experienced makers. The experience runs about 90 minutes, and everyone finishes a framed piece to take home, display, or give as a gift. Workshops use quality materials and are designed so each person completes a project during the session. If fewer than four people are enrolled, participants may be contacted about rescheduling approximately a day before the start.

Enjoy dinner and drinks with live music at The Farmhouse Middletown.

The original BLACKOUT presents a special Halloween edition. Dress in all-black attire or wear a costume to match the theme. For more information, call 410-294-2851.

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

BAD ALIBI brings a rock-filled night to Cecil County Memorial VFW Post 6027. Invite a friend and enjoy the music together.

The Aston Brass Band brings its New Orleans brass style back to Andrea's Jazz Cafe for a Halloween party night, and costumes are welcome. In Coatesville, PA, this live music, entertainment, and dining venue highlights genres ranging from smooth jazz and bebop to Latin, contemporary country, blues, and fusion. Food and drinks are available, including some New Orleans inspired Cajun options. Tickets are approximately $25 and available on Eventbrite.

Following her record-setting run with The Prosecco Express, comedian Joanne McNally unveils Pinotphile, a new stand-up hour packed with sharp, irreverent stories from a love life gone sideways. Named a One to Watch by Variety, she dives into situationships, payback, complicated friendships and the sting of rejection, all while owning her single status with a cascade of ridiculous, laugh-out-loud confessions. Critics from the London Evening Standard and the Irish Examiner have celebrated her fearless style, and her last tour earned Ticketmaster IE’s Comedy Event of the Year. Pinotphile continues that momentum with high-energy, no-holds-barred comedy.

Philly Down South in Philadelphia presents a costume party with SHOVELHED. The event centers on costumes and themed attire.

Spend Halloween night at Delta Pizza for a festive party with prizes for standout costumes and spooky surprises. Reservations are recommended. For details or to reserve, call 717-456-7634.

Erica Rhodes brings her wit and charm to The Port Comedy Club in Baltimore for a live night of comedy. Enjoy a hilarious set filled with quick humor and an engaging stage presence that keeps the laughs coming.

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

All ages are welcome to attend this event. Please note that supporting performers may change without notice.

At Warehouse on Watts in Philadelphia, Hallowink No. 11 sets the tone for a high energy night of techno and house with Josh Wink and DJ Tennis. Expect a dark, warehouse atmosphere and a dance floor in full swing, with imaginative costumes encouraged to amplify the experience.

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.

The Cecil County Arts Council’s annual photography and digital art exhibit features work with a photographic or digital basis by both members and non-members. Artists may submit up to five works. The entry fee is $6 per piece, or $15 for three or more pieces, and is waived for students and seniors. A registration form is required and is available at the gallery. For submission questions, contact program manager Zach Davis.

Children ages 2 and older can take part in a free creative movement class led by Miss Sabrina at the Santore Library.

A supportive group dedicated to maternal mental health, with conversation focused on stress, anxiety, and depression for those who are pregnant or postpartum. You do not need to be a TBC PT to attend. The gathering takes place in Newark, DE.

Ease into the evening with an all-levels yoga flow at Richmond Library in Philadelphia’s Port Richmond neighborhood. Beginners and people of all body types are welcome to move, build strength, open the body, and calm the mind. A suggested donation of $10 to $20 per class is welcome. Advance registration is not required, and cash is preferred, with payment apps also available. The class is hosted by Mishana Yoga & Wellness.

Enjoy a welcoming, low-pressure evening of games, including board games, trivia, playing cards, and more. Guests are also welcome to bring a game from their own collection to share.

Celebrate Ben Gucciardi’s new poetry collection, Arguments, with readings by Gucciardi and Baltimore-based poets Edgar Kunz and Samuel Cheney. The poems explore contradictions in contemporary life, including the challenges of shaping a self, a family, and an ethical life within exploitative systems that demand complicity. The readings bring their work together in conversation.

Put your knowledge to the test with trivia covering pop culture, sports, history, and fun facts. Enjoy food and drinks, share some laughs, and compete for bragging rights and prizes.

The Journey to Wellness Group offers a safe, supportive space to nurture mental and emotional well-being. Through discussion, journaling, and meditation, participants explore stress management, mindfulness, and self-reflection while connecting with others and building resilience in a compassionate environment.

Enjoy a team-friendly guessing game where teams try to predict the most popular answers to playful survey questions. The game includes twists, turns, and optional chances to gamble for a lead or a comeback. The top team wins a gift card, and participation is free. No tickets are required, and players can take part solo or with a group.

Enjoy a fun night of trivia hosted by B.P. Trivia in the Beer Garden. Sign-ups are available before the trivia begins.

Enjoy happy hour specials throughout the night while competing for gift cards awarded to the top three teams each week. The prizes are $30, $20, and $10.

Enjoy a night of classic Motown hits and soulful performances inspired by legendary artists such as Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross, and Marvin Gaye. The music celebrates the genre’s golden era with a mix of nostalgia, fun, and dancing.

Enjoy a visual trivia game upstairs at Kisling's Tavern. The tavern also features wings and a Monday shrimp special, with gift cards awarded weekly to the top two teams.

This is an all-ages event. Support acts are subject to change without notice.

Ak’chamel creates a distinctive blend of desert-scorched psychedelia, post-apocalyptic shamanism, and ritual folk, paired with theatrical live performances. Ecology: HomeStones presents a bizarre, playful story involving carrot farmers named Robert, a competitive gnome, and a series of mysterious challenges. The venue is wheelchair accessible.

Explore a lineup of platters featuring bold Caribbean flavors, Cajun favorites, and comfort food. Choose from Island Sweet Heat Wings, Crispy Cajun Bayou Bites, Caribbean Chicken topped with pineapple mango salsa, Coastal Salmon Filet, or a Surf & Turf combination of salmon bites and Sweet Heat Wings. Add-ons include Coastal Catch Seafood Pasta Salad, classic sides such as baked mac and cheese, yellow Cajun rice, roasted vegetables, and garlic mashed potatoes, along with fruit salad and a fruit and granola parfait. Platters are available by preorder, with limited quantities.

Be Dog Savvy Day Off Camp is offered on Election Day and Veterans Day. Before or after care may be available by contacting Lisa.

Make Tuesday your movie day with $7 movie tickets at Warehouse Cinemas. Catch a blockbuster, share a laugh with friends, or enjoy a family movie night, with fresh popcorn, handcrafted food, and cold drinks available. Settle into a luxury recliner and enjoy the big-screen experience.

The Food Pantry at Grace hosts a weekly food distribution. To receive food, you must be at least 18 years old or accompanied by an adult, live in the 19134 area code, and provide proof of residency. Each household may receive one bag. Bringing your own bags to carry the food is recommended.

Family Night in Middletown features a complimentary kids meal with the purchase of an adult combo, along with raffles, giveaways, and engaging activities for all ages.

Enjoy an acoustic duo performance by Sean B and DC at Fallston Barrel House on select Tuesdays throughout the month.

PAR Lounge & Sound Stage is an Edgewood destination for live entertainment, comedy, R&B, and nightlife. Its programming includes comedy shows, DJ-driven music, exclusive events, and showcases, with a mature, high-energy crowd.

Enjoy a Tuesday night of trivia at The Tavern.

Enjoy an evening of gaming and relaxation in a safe, inclusive setting for LGBTQ+ gamers. Whether you’re an experienced player or simply looking for a fun time, the gathering offers a chance to connect with others through games, laughter, and friendly competition. Space is limited, and an RSVP is requested.

Move to upbeat music with simple, dance inspired workouts that make fitness feel fun and accessible. This class focuses on positive energy, a welcoming atmosphere for everyone, and a routine designed to help you feel stronger and more energized. It is a good fit for anyone looking to be active, meet new people, or set aside time for self care. Class announcements, schedules, and updates are shared on the event page.

Ripping Headaches hosts an evening featuring Ak’chamel, also called the giver of illness, delivering sun-baked psychedelic sounds and ritual folk with a post apocalyptic mood. Ecology Homestones appears as the guest to complete the lineup.

A supportive group for families affected by substance use, focused on education, support, and building connections.

Beginners can learn Argentine tango in a class followed by an hour of practice. The welcoming dance space features vintage hardwood floors, with off-street parking available.

Hovvdy, the duo of Will Taylor and Charlie Martin, brings a sound shaped by twangy indie rock, pop-country influences, and emotional acoustic ballads. Their latest songs explore their place in the world with an enigmatic, self-aware perspective. Christian Lee Hutson joins the bill with character-rich songwriting, warm vocals, and storytelling that moves between delicate folk and buoyant power pop.

Enjoy a general knowledge trivia night at The Admiral’s Cup in Fells Point. Parking can occasionally be challenging, though spots may be available on Thames or Broadway.

Little Leapers at Sky Zone Newark welcomes children ages 6 and under for a dedicated jump and play session created just for them. Kids can explore the park, burn off energy, and make memories with their grownups. Admission is $12 per Little Leaper, and the first accompanying parent or adult jumps free. Held at Sky Zone in Newark, Delaware.

WellSpan’s mobile mammography unit will return to the Peach Bottom Recreation Center parking lot to provide convenient mammography screenings. Book an appointment by calling 717-466-2666. The minimum age is 40. Insurance assistance is available, and those without coverage are encouraged to call to learn about programs that may help. Sharing this information with friends and neighbors could help save a life.

Take part in a low-pressure walking program led by Library Assistant Evalynn. The group walks from Whitman Library to Washington Avenue and back, with everyone moving at their own pace. Walks are canceled in inclement weather, so check the library’s Facebook page or call before heading out.

Sky Zone in Newark, DE hosts a Homeschool Hop created for families who learn at home. Homeschool students can jump, play, and connect with other families during a dedicated session on the trampolines. Tickets are $12.99 per jumper, and Basic and Elite Members receive free admission. A $5 meal deal is available, and Sky Socks are required to participate. It offers an active outlet and a simple field trip option for homeschoolers.

Nature Tots offers children ages 2 to 5, accompanied by an adult, a story, a simple craft, a short walk, and more. Activities include meeting George the Bearded Dragon and learning about his life, searching the forest and meadow for natural treasures, and creating gifts for nature in preparation for winter. Each class costs $5 cash per child. Adults attend free, and fees are non-refundable. Activities are subject to change.

Explore authentic African clothing, bold accessories, handmade waistbeads, and vibrant artwork at this weekly boutique. Cold-pressed juices and ginger shots are also available to preorder.

Enjoy a supportive creative space with relaxing activities such as coloring, journaling, and mindfulness, offering ways to de-stress and express yourself.

Enjoy a story brought to life through dance with a presentation of The Little Engine That Could by Watty Piper. Lisa Collins Vidnovic, Artistic Director and Founder of Metropolitan Ballet Academy & Company, will read the story and guide children in visual storytelling through movement. Children are encouraged to dress comfortably and be ready to move. Best suited for ages 3 and up.

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.

Test your knowledge at a weekly trivia night featuring six games. Arrive early to get a table and enjoy an evening of trivia.

Bandai fans can take part in weekly local events featuring Gundam and One Piece. Entry includes pack-per-win prizes, with an additional pack available while supplies last.

Create a terrarium in mixed glassware inspired by the Amazon and other South American rainforests. The workshop features plants native to Bolivia, Brazil, and Colombia, including Fittonia, Syngonium, Peperomia, Pilea, Philodendron, and Pothos. No experience is needed, and all materials, including glassware, are provided.

The University Writing Program at Johns Hopkins celebrates the winners of its Excellence in Undergraduate Writing Awards. This year’s awardees represent individual and collaborative work across academic disciplines, genres, and media. The celebration features readings by Hannah Zo, Satya Choudhary, Oliver Groft, Lulu Zhao, Carrie Qiu, Sharon Ouyang, Aden Huang, Eileen Chen, Perla Perez, Charlie Snellman, Beatrice Bustillo, Hailyn Lai, Stephanie Roussounis, Yingjun Zhao, and Vanessa Leung.

This special event and exhibit celebrates art and storytelling through story cloths created by participants in Common Threads circles, who will share their experiences with the public. Their work will be shown alongside embroidered panels by Esther Krinitz, whose art helped inspire Common Threads. The program is presented in partnership with the American Visionary Art Museum, Common Threads Project, and Art and Remembrance, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving and sharing Krinitz’s artwork and using her story to encourage dialogue, connection, and healing.

This welcoming jam session invites musicians of all backgrounds and experience levels to take part in a non-hierarchical, non-judgmental space centered on communication, community building, and liberation. The gathering includes a community discussion and an opportunity to workshop original pieces. Baltimore-based saxophonist and music educator Johanna McGuire brings experience as both a performer and teacher, supporting musicians in finding their own sound.

Enjoy an evening of euchre on the second floor at The Chasseur. There is no fee to play, and each player contributes $5 to the prize pot, which is paid to the first-, second-, and third-place winners. Tie rules may affect whether a third-place prize is awarded. Players of all ages and experience levels are welcome. Free lessons are available for those who are new to the game. The group keeps the games politics-free and encourages guests to support the venue and treat its servers kindly.

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.

The remarkable life of French poet Arthur Rimbaud unfolds with the shock and playfulness of his poetry. The film is followed by a conversation with director Patrick Wang.

Veteran White House reporter April Ryan reflects on the experience of sudden public attention and the moments that brought her into the spotlight, emphasizing her authenticity, truth, and refusal to shrink under pressure. Her story explores the intersections of race, gender, and power, as well as the costs and influence of visibility and the struggle to reclaim one’s story. Dr. Kimberlé Crenshaw, a civil rights advocate and scholar of critical race theory, joins Ryan in conversation.

This Spanish-language 2000 film, directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, weaves together three stories set in Mexico City. One follows Octavio as he turns to dogfighting to raise money to run away with his brother’s wife. Another explores the upheaval in the lives of a magazine editor and his model partner after an accident leaves her in a wheelchair. The final story centers on a former revolutionary who lives among stray dogs and accepts a contract to kill a businessman. The film is presented in color with subtitles.

Experience a performance featuring Peabody Jazz professors, including performers on trumpet, saxophone, trombone, vibraphone, piano, drums, percussion, voice, bass, and guitar. Rooted in Baltimore’s rich jazz history, Peabody Jazz combines classroom and studio instruction with real-world opportunities and a curriculum that crosses artistic boundaries. The show is free, but a ticket is required to attend.

Experience the excitement of live entertainment with Natalia Lafourcade at the Academy of Music Opera House in Philadelphia.

Experience the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in a live performance at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall in Baltimore.

New York-based singer-songwriter Jackie Evans brings years of live performance experience, from piano bars and cruise ships to theme parks. Her songwriting has been compared to the work of Carole King, Billy Joel, and Sara Bareilles. Evans has collaborated with Vulfpeck and supported Lake Street Dive and Jensen McRae on tour. The performance also features Elli Rowe.

Make PSAH your game day headquarters all season long. For each 1 PM game, the ale house opens early, giving you time to enjoy food and a cold drink before the game. Go Ravens!

Enjoy a free, all-levels yoga class at Whitman Library. Beginners are welcome, and instructors Janet Faulls and Anne-Marie Mulgrew alternate teaching. Bring your own mat or use one provided. The class is drop-in, so registration is not needed. It is sponsored by The Friends of Whitman Library.

LEGO Night brings fans together for a laid-back, social build session at Pats Select Pizza of Elkton. It is geared toward ages 14 and up and welcomes anyone who wants to free-build, work on a set, or talk all things bricks in a friendly setting. Bring your own bricks or sets and create at your own pace. If you do not have your own, sets will be available to build. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Tickets are free and can be reserved on Eventbrite under Tickets. The LEGO Group does not sponsor, endorse, or affiliate with this event. LEGO is a trademark of the LEGO Group. By reserving a ticket or attending an event hosted, organized, or affiliated with Cecil Pride, attendees accept a general liability waiver and assume all risks associated with participation, agreeing to hold Cecil Pride and its affiliates harmless. Attendance also serves as consent for photography and video that may be used for promotional, educational, or informational purposes in print, on social media, and online. Anyone who prefers not to be photographed or recorded should inform an event organizer upon arrival. Reserving a ticket confirms that these terms have been read and agreed to.

Reset with a gentle yoga class that guides you through the steps to take on the mat, relax your body, and quiet your mind. Yoga mats and blocks are available to use, so no equipment is needed.

Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha’s fundraising event supports its mission. Every registration helps move the organization closer to its goals, and the support of attendees is valued.

Meet author Marisa Incelli as she shares excerpts from her memoir debut, Samadhi in the Kitchen. Incelli reflects on using writing to reexamine her life and move beyond victimhood, and on how cooking and the kitchen brought joy, harmony, and a sense of home to her story. Nibbles and sips will be available.

Choose chicken sausage, pork sausage, or a plant-based option, served with herbed gravy over pearl couscous with sweet potatoes, red onion, and cannellini beans. The meal also includes kale and pickled beet salad with honey mustard dressing, shredded carrot salad with golden raisins and sunflower seeds, and imported sheep’s milk feta.

The Rooted Reads Book Club is a collaboration between Bird in Hand and the Ecological Design Collective, a Baltimore-based community focused on ecological imagination and collaboration. The group discusses visionary books in conversations moderated by EDC curators. A featured selection is Is a River Alive by Robert MacFarlane, with the discussion led by Anand Pandian, a Johns Hopkins University professor of anthropology whose work explores ecological awareness.

Enjoy fun, easy-to-follow fitness dances set to great music in a supportive, encouraging environment. The class offers an opportunity to get active, meet new people, or take an hour for yourself, with a workout designed to leave you feeling stronger and more energized.

Whether you are training for a race, getting back into shape, or simply looking for company on a run, this relaxed group run offers a friendly way to cover 3 to 5 miles. Runners of all levels and paces are welcome.

SMART Recovery meetings offer support for people working to overcome addiction or other unhealthy behaviors. Participants focus on building practical, science-based skills to manage thoughts, emotions, and actions.

Enjoy a trivia night hosted by DJ Jeanna Renee. Teams can register in advance to earn an extra 50 points, and there is plenty of space for large groups. The kitchen is open throughout the night.

Explore four approaches to layering video in this hands-on workshop: text within video, screen-captured footage as an alternative form of animation, layered audio to create new narration strategies, and video used as texture. Each session focuses on a different technique, with examples, discussion of technical strategies, and practical work in Adobe Premiere.

Celebrate the season finale of Baltimore Cosplay Parties with fall vibes, DJs, music, arcade games, and Thursday Night Football. Cosplay and anime or video game apparel are welcome.

Enjoy an evening of Balkan folk music and dance with Cherven Traktor, a US-based group that performs traditional Bulgarian and Macedonian music on authentic folk instruments. The interactive gathering features a stage performance followed by circle dancing, along with an Argentine Tango activity accompanied by local Baltimore musician Mark Vidor on accordion. Open to all ages and abilities, with no prior dance experience or partner needed. A suggested donation supports the dancing and music, and advance registration is recommended as space is limited.

Unofficial creates an improvised musical from a single audience suggestion, building characters, scenes, a story, and original songs on the spot. Expect big characters, unexpected twists, and a one-of-a-kind performance, with no script and no two shows alike. This is a free show.

Alter Bridge brings the What Lies Within Tour to Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia with Big Wreck and Tim Montana also on the bill. This event is open to all ages.

Fruit Bats perform at Union Transfer in Philadelphia. The event is open to all ages.

Enjoy a free night of unscripted comedy featuring Baltimore’s trained improv teams, who transform audience suggestions into spontaneous scenes. The performers specialize in long-form improv, including the Harold, a structure that connects scenes, themes, and callbacks around a single suggestion. The teams audition, train, and perform weekly at Baltimore Improv Group, a nonprofit venue for live comedy and other local performances.

Saxophonist Kim Waters is known for his smooth contemporary sound. He made his debut with “Sweet and Saxy” and gained wider recognition in the 1990s with albums such as “Sax Appeal.” His hit “What I Like” reached No. 3 on the charts in 2018. His releases also include a 2008 tribute to Marvin Gaye and “That Special Touch,” featuring his daughter, Kayla Waters.