Listeners, Baltimore is absolutely buzzing this week, so let’s jump right into what’s happening across the city for the weekend and the days ahead.

Start your Saturday with the Donate Life Family Fun Run at Camden Yards Sports Complex. This family-friendly 5K and fun run supports organ donation and wraps you in the energy of thousands turning out for a great cause. Over at the Maryland Zoo in Druid Hill Park, the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center hosts its Miracles in Motion 5K, where you can run, walk, and then enjoy zoo admission—all supporting pediatric care.

Now, foodies and music-lovers, Carroll Park is where you’ll find the Fest of Fall Caribbean Wine Food & Music Festival. From 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, enjoy Caribbean cuisine, wine tastings, and live music for an all-day celebration of island vibes. According to Baltimore Magazine’s events calendar, the Pigtown Festival also returns for its 23rd year on Pigtown Main Street Saturday afternoon, bringing together classic pit beef, local artisans, live entertainment, and even pig races—a true neighborhood tradition.

Looking for something unique? The American Visionary Art Museum presents Kinetic Cardboard, a hands-on workshop with artist Alex Vernon specializing in making imaginative cardboard automata, recommended for ages 10 and up. Or swing by the Walters Art Museum for their Opening Weekend Boshell Lecture: Preserving the Souls of Animals, a thought-provoking event for art and animal lovers alike.

Creative souls can join classes during The Charm City Burlesque & Variety Festival at the Creative Alliance, which promises dazzling performances and workshops for performers and fans alike all weekend, as listed by Visit Baltimore.

Music fans: Eric Benet headlines Saturday night at the Horseshoe Casino’s Harbor Room, bringing smooth R&B to the heart of the city.

Sunday features something for fantasy enthusiasts. The Lyric Baltimore hosts The Witcher in Concert—hear the powerful soundtrack of the Witcher video game series performed live by orchestra with a special appearance by Percival, blending Slavic folk and epic game music.

On the quirky side, Sunday afternoon offers Baltimore Speed Dating for Singles Ages 28-42 at Union Craft Brewing. Who knows, you might just find your next Saturday night companion!
The city’s museums offer plenty as well—catch the last chance to see the “Electric” exhibition by Vian Borchert at The Framer’s Choice Gallery, or stop by the Baltimore Museum of Art with extended hours and new contemporary installations. Families can also spend the morning at the Maryland Science Center’s Toddlergarten: All About Me program, or explore the Worldwide Day of Play at the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House with hands-on historic games and crafts.

Before the week wraps, check out live music at venues like Le Mondo, Church on the Square, and An die Musik, where local and international artists make Baltimore’s nightlife glow well into the evening.

With so much happening, there is truly something for everyone. Whether you’re here for the food, the music, family fun, or art, Baltimore is bursting with ways to make your week special.

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