Listeners, Baltimore is buzzing this week with a vibrant lineup of can't-miss events, so whether you are a local or just visiting, there is something for everyone.
Tonight, head to Baltimore Soundstage for the 2000's Sip n Paint Karaoke night, happening from 7 to 10 pm. This interactive evening blends laid-back painting with throwback hits and karaoke, all in classic Soundstage style, so get ready to unleash your creative side.
This Saturday, July 26, there's a citywide celebration of art and music. At 1 pm, join artist Linnea Poole at BMA Lexington Market for A Love Song to Baltimore, a free floral workshop and poetry reading in honor of Baltimore’s resilience and beauty. For those who enjoy live theater, Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s Shakespeare Beyond continues its run with “It’s The Comedy of Errors, Hon!”—a mobile, outdoor adaptation popping up at various city locations. Details can be found on the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company website.
Water lovers, Fluid Movement presents its dazzling water ballet, themed around banned books, Saturday and Sunday at multiple locations. This annual dance spectacle is famously full of color, splash, and Baltimore personality. Showtimes and tickets are available through Fluid Movement’s website.
Music enthusiasts should not miss the Charles McPherson Quintet’s 86th Birthday Celebration with Terell Stafford, Jeb Patton, David Wong, and Billy Drummond, Saturday night at Keystone Korner Baltimore on Lancaster Street. If you want more beats, dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel performs live at CFG Bank Arena July 26, according to Visit Baltimore.
On Sunday, July 27, take the family to Peabody Heights Brewery for the Baltimore Record Bazaar Summer Show, noon to 6 pm. Enjoy a family-friendly afternoon with more than 35 record vendors, DJ sets, and plenty of cold drinks. Or drop by the Charm City Seafood Fest along the waterfront for delicious local seafood, kid-friendly fishing demos, honeybee exhibits, touch tanks, and live music. The fun starts at noon and ramps up with family activities from 3 to 7 pm.
Culture lovers can enjoy ongoing exhibits at the Baltimore Museum of Art including Watershed, which explores the artistic impact of water on early modern Dutch art, and the Baker Artist Awards exhibition featuring works deeply rooted in Baltimore identity. Museum admission is free.
Looking ahead, wellness seekers can jump into yoga or boot camp sessions at the Baltimore Peninsula, and kids can join Dream Big, Play More Summer Camp at Port Discovery Museum, with hands-on STEAM adventures starting next week.
Whether you are dancing in the park, savoring Maryland crabs, or soaking in local art and music, this week in Baltimore is packed with energy, creativity, and classic summer charm.
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