This is your first call for the holidays. It’s the weekend to take the initial pass and get into some of the attractions before the hubbub. Plus, plenty of chances to start shopping. Elsewhere, check out Oyfest and see new exhibits at BMA’s Art After Hours.
The sun is going down a bit earlier, but there’s still a chance to take in another week between the busy fall and frenetic holidays. This weekend, enjoy the harvest in the city or out at the farm. Or, take in the last gasp of the Charm City Fringe Festival. Plus, AlienCon lands at the Baltimore Convention Center.
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It’s that time of year when monster mash turns to pumpkin smash. Nevertheless, there are plenty of chances left for fall fun. This weekend has festivals featuring craft beer, wine and oysters. Plus, peruse a maker market with cocktail in hand, or meet new pet friends in Patterson Park. Take a look:
We already demonstrated this weekend that Baltimore goes all out for Halloween. Now that the costume’s broken in, it’s time to give it one last spin for All Hallows’ Eve. Fright night is officially here. Though it falls in the middle of the week this year, there are plenty of Halloween treats in store for those who dare to venture out.
Halloween isn’t until the 31st, but we hope you have a costume ready. This weekend marks the spooky season’s rising action, with costume parties, frights and plenty of pumpkin decorating to be had.
This Weekend Events Post is sponsored by Mount Washington Tavern – Make sure to check out their weekly specials including Rib Nights, T-bone Nights and more. The air is a bit crisper, and it’s that time when the harvest and the spooky season combine. Fall festivals offering cider and haunted houses bringing frights abound, side-by-side on the schedule. Plus, make way for runners and food trucks in the streets this weekend. Enjoy:
Benefits abound this weekend, from the Walters Sculpture Court to the floors of Second Chance, offering plenty of chances to support a good cause. Plus, tour a local artist studio and sample some local beer.
We’ve made it to October, so it’s time to check out some haunts. This weekend offers chances to see what’s going on in Baltimore, with Doors Open Baltimore showing off architecture, DIY Fest revealing skills and hobbies and Baltimore Innovation Week spotlighting tech. Plus, fests honor mushrooms and not-so-fun-guy Edgar Allan Poe. And, it’s Fleet Week! Here’s the rundown:
With fall officially upon us, the summer series are pretty much wound down. But there are still plenty of outdoor festivals and community gatherings on the calendar, from the Book Festival all over the Inner Harbor to Southwest Palooza. And don’t miss out on some of the city’s unique art events, such as High Zero Festival and a parade at the BMA. Then, on Sunday, we all get free ice cream, courtesy of Ben and Jerry’s and Taharka Brothers. Check out the details:
The city’s cross-section of cultures is on full display with the Night Market at the former site of Chinatown, and festivals celebrating Polish and German heritage across town. Plus neighborhood festivals spotlight Pigtown, Belair-Edison and Cherry Hill. Elsewhere, check out the BMA’s new exhibit with Mark Bradford, or some of the best in local music at Baltimore magazine‘s festival. Here’s the rundown:
