What to do in Baltimore

Baltimore listeners, welcome to a celebration of local events this Sunday, November second and throughout the week. If you’re looking for things to do today and for the rest of the week in Baltimore, you’re in for a treat. Let’s get right to the city’s best happenings.

Today, the Maryland Science Center hosts its legendary Pumpkin Smash from ten in the morning until noon. Bring your leftover jack-o-lanterns and send them flying off the Science Center’s four-story-high launch tube, turning pumpkin smashing into both a spectacle and compost for the city. Outdoor participation in Pumpkin Smash is free, but if you want to go inside and explore the center, tickets are required. According to Visit Baltimore, it’s a must-see for families, science fans, and anyone wanting a fun end to Halloween.

Music lovers, the CFG Bank Arena welcomes R&B superstars Brandy and Monica this evening for The Boy Is Mine Tour, bringing iconic throwback hits and new sounds to the heart of Baltimore. At Keystone Korner Baltimore, Jamaal Whittington pays tribute to Musiq Soulchild and D’Angelo, promising deep grooves and soulful vibes.

Craving classic Italian comfort food? Head to Little Italy for the annual Ravioli & Spaghetti Dinner at 908 Stiles Street, carryout only, from noon to four. The neighborhood’s homemade pastas are served with love and tradition.

For those who want to get a little spooky, Guilford Hall Brewery is hosting a unique event called Poe’s Lover: A Séance for Sarah Helen Whitman, starting at five this afternoon. This immersive literary experience combines the supernatural with Baltimore’s rich Edgar Allan Poe heritage.

Art enthusiasts, the Baltimore Museum of Art features the Amy Sherald: American Sublime exhibition, spotlighting the acclaimed portraiture artist. The show runs during regular museum hours and promises vibrant, thought-provoking works that are perfect for an afternoon of inspiration.

If live theater calls to you, Baltimore Center Stage is showcasing The Peculiar Patriot at three o’clock, with a touch tour and audio description available to further immerse guests in the performance’s timely storytelling.

Don’t forget Asia in a Bite at Maryland Live! is free today and showcases delicious Asian cuisine and culture for foodies and families.

Looking further into the week and weekend, the Highwire Center keeps the laughs going with improv shows and comedy improv workshops, perfect for anyone seeking spontaneous fun. And on Saturday, fans of stand-up comedy, head to Baltimore Comedy Factory for a special show with Dominique, sure to keep spirits high.

For more festive fun, waterfront neighborhoods like Fells Point offer lingering Halloween-themed trick-or-treat activities, perfect for families looking for safe outdoor excitement, and there’s always something brewing at the local breweries or live at Power Plant Live!

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Kicking off this first weekend in November, Baltimore is alive with festivals, concerts, family fun, and a few lingering Halloween chills. Today, listeners can dive headfirst into the vibrant energy at the Maryland Toy Expo at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. With doors open from 8 in the morning to 5 in the evening, this legendary expo features over 270 vendor booths loaded with toys, comics, collectibles, and special guests, making it the ideal destination for fans of every age and taste.

For those who want to shop local and enjoy community vibes, head over to Dangerously Delicious Saturday Market on West 36th Street in Hampden. Running from 11 until 6, the open-air bazaar brings together a mix of vintage goods, art, eclectic crafts, and plenty of tempting treats from Dangerously Delicious Pies and other local vendors. Expect everything from handmade jewelry and upcycled fashion to one-of-a-kind gifts, perfect for that early holiday shopping.

If you’re feeling festive, there’s no shortage of Halloween spirit lingering in the city. In Canton, "Nightmare on O'Donnell Street" keeps party season alive tonight with the second part of Baltimore’s mega Halloween bash, featuring costume contests, DJ sets, themed drinks, and non-stop dancing well into the early hours. Over in Fells Point, don’t miss business district trick-or-treating, with historic streets abuzz with families, elaborate costumes, and autumnal cheer.

Comedy lovers and music fans are in for a treat: Jerry Seinfeld is performing at The Hall at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland tonight, promising classic laughs and memorable stand-up. Meanwhile, Keystone Korner presents "I Love R&B: A Tribute to Musiq Soulchild and D'Angelo," starring Jamaal Whittington, for anyone seeking soulful, live rhythms.

Looking for a cultural outing? The Reginald F. Lewis Museum hosts "Border State Freedom Seekers: Celebrating Maryland's Emancipation Day," exploring the legacy of emancipation with presentations starting at 1pm, while the Enoch Pratt Free Library welcomes enthusiasts for the 46th Annual Saturday with Sherlock Holmes.

Tomorrow, families can roll up to the Maryland Science Center’s annual Pumpkin Smash, where you can watch your post-Halloween pumpkins get launched off the roof and composted for a good, green cause. For art lovers, take in Amy Sherald’s buzzed-about "American Sublime" exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art.

For those craving authentic Italian flavor, Little Italy’s Ravioli & Spaghetti Dinner offers carryout only from noon to 4pm. And, to close your weekend with some musical nostalgia, Brandy and Monica bring "The Boy Is Mine Tour" to CFG Bank Arena Sunday night.

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Baltimore is buzzing with unforgettable events this Halloween weekend, so if you are looking for a fun way to celebrate or something unique to do, you are in for a treat. This evening, the legendary Hampden Halloween Fest on 36th Street invites everyone from five to eight for shop-to-shop trick-or-treating, followed by the iconic costume contest at 6:30 where creativity reigns and homemade costumes are the star. Whether you bring your family, friends, or both, it’s a neighborhood celebration brimming with Baltimore spirit, as highlighted by Visit Baltimore.

Families and thrill-seekers will not want to miss Baltimore’s Ghost Ship Haunted Attraction. This maritime-themed haunt runs from 7 to 10 each evening through November first, complete with hot drinks, tasty snacks, and eerie sea monsters lurking in every corner, according to Bethesda Patch.

For a uniquely Baltimore Halloween, join the Baltimore Bike Party’s Halloween edition. Head to St. Mary’s Park by 7 for a costumed group ride through the city. Meanwhile, Port Discovery Children’s Museum is offering a ten-dollar Halloween Community Day until five, and the Maryland Zoo’s Zoo Boo runs until 4 with hay mazes, costume contests, and trick-or-treat opportunities galore.

If you are craving a party, Peabody Heights Brewery’s Halloween Costume and Dance Party kicks off at six this evening with a potluck, followed by dancing to DJ Eschock Nicholai’s spooky beats, making it a favorite for young adults and groups. Power Plant Live is upping the ante with their multiverse-themed Heroes vs. Villains Halloween Party from eight till late, where six venues will be packed with drinks, DJs, and a five-hundred-dollar costume competition. Don’t miss the “Why So Serious” pop-up at Luckie’s Liquors, open all October and closing tonight with the wildest vibes in the city.

Looking ahead to the weekend, Amy Sherald’s anticipated exhibition “American Sublime” opens at the Baltimore Museum of Art, promising a historic turnout. On Saturday and Sunday, Larriland Farm offers classic fall fun with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, straw maze, and delicious local eats from food trucks. Sunday marks the Asia in a Bite Food Fest at Maryland Live, a free event with vendors from New York, live music, and vibrant performances celebrating Asian cuisine and culture.

Finish your weekend with a bang as music icons Brandy and Monica take the stage at CFG Bank Arena Sunday night, joined by Kelly Rowland and more, promising a concert you will not forget.

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If you’re looking for the best of Baltimore this holiday week and weekend, grab your costumes and curiosity because the Charm City’s got something for everyone. Starting tonight, one of the region’s highlight events is Baltimore’s Ghost Ship Haunted Attraction. This sails into port at the Liberty Ship John W. Brown on Newgate Avenue, running from 7 to 10 PM October 30th, 31st, and November 1st. This year’s spine-chilling theme is Sea Monsters, and the historic ship transforms into a floating haunted house. There’s hot drinks, snacks, and exclusive merchandise, so round up your friends or family if you dare to dive into maritime mayhem.

Elsewhere tonight, improv fans and the improv-curious will want to stop by the Highwire Center on South Conkling Street for the free Thursday night Everyday Things Community Improv Jam. It kicks off at 7 PM and welcomes anyone interested in making new friends while laughing and joining in the fun, regardless of experience.

For those looking to get into the Halloween spirit with a family-friendly vibe, Plan on trick-or-treating fun and costume contests throughout the city on Friday, October 31st. Elijah’s Park on Distillery Street hosts an all-ages Trick or Treat beginning at 5 PM, with crafts, games, and music. Over at Peabody Heights Brewery, there’s a Halloween Costume and Dance Party starting at 6 PM. Highlandtown Main Street is hosting Trick-o-Treat on Highlandtown, and in Fell’s Point, businesses will open their doors to costumed candy-seekers from 4 to 7 PM. The Avenue in Hampden lights up for its Halloween Fest from 5 to 8 PM, and Port Discovery Children’s Museum is running a $10 Halloween Community Day for kids and families.

For the adults, Power Plant Live is throwing Baltimore’s ultimate Heroes vs. Villains: Multiverse Edition Halloween bash on Friday. Expect six themed parties, a QR code hunt, live DJs, and costume contests with cash prizes. Or, dress to impress as your favorite movie character for Ulysses’ Cinema Paradiso Halloween Edition, an all-inclusive immersive theater party with cocktails, dancing, and food from 7 to 10 PM at Hotel Ulysses on East Read Street.

Saturday brings even more. Shop, taste, and explore the Pop-Up Bazaar Market at Digital Harbor High School from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Don’t miss the waterfront farmers’ market at the Baltimore Museum of Industry from 9 AM to 1 PM, or the Port to Fort family-friendly 6K run benefiting Believe in Tomorrow.

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Listeners, Baltimore is absolutely buzzing with excitement this week, and if you’re looking for things to do, you’re in the right place. Halloween festivities are taking over the city, and there’s something for everyone, whether you’re into costumes, music, art, or just some good old family fun.

First off, the Baltimore Halloween Crawl is sweeping through Fells Point today. Imagine taking over ten of the district’s best bars with fellow costume-lovers, sipping on $4 haunted shots and rail drinks, and competing in the city’s largest costume contest. Registration happens between 1 and 5pm, and all you have to do is show up in your spookiest attire for a day of raffles, drink specials, event photos, and the kind of party that only Baltimore can pull off. Project DC Events is making this one legendary.

If you prefer a family vibe, the Great Baltimore Lantern Parade and Dia de Los Muertos Festival starts at 4pm in Patterson Park with lantern making, pop-up performances, arts and crafts, and a kids' costume contest at 4pm. As twilight settles, thousands gather for the glowing parade at 7pm, marching together surrounded by music, magical floats, and local treats. This celebration honors community, creativity, and memory in true Baltimore style, and it’s totally free—just bring your lantern and join the fun. Creative Alliance and the Friends of Patterson Park make this an annual highlight.

Halloween night brings even more energy at the Maryland Science Center, which transforms into Baltimore’s biggest adult Halloween party starting at 8pm. With five different stages, get ready for a synth pop dance party, DJ sets in the IMAX theater, rooftop dancing overlooking the city, plus live music tributes spanning Prince, Bowie, Rush, and more. Find your spot among Baltimore’s party-lovers aged 21 and up, and let the beats carry you into November.

Throughout the week, vinyl lovers shouldn’t miss VinylCon at the Baltimore Convention Center. Running today and Sunday, it’s a mecca for music collectors and includes vinyl DJ sets and music memorabilia alongside aisles of rare records.

On Wednesday, catch The Peculiar Patriot at Baltimore Center Stage, delving into themes of hope and humanity with captivating performances nightly through Saturday. Meanwhile, the National Aquarium is open with daily shark talks at 11:30am for anyone craving a marine adventure.

Looking at the weekend, Power Plant Live! gears up for the Heroes vs. Villains Multiverse Edition party on Friday night. Picture six themed venues, a giant $500 costume contest, DJ entertainment, and signature drinks. Locals rave about the atmosphere so get your tickets early.

And for anyone seeking inspiration, the Whole and Free tour featuring Tasha Cobbs Leonard brings gospel music, live stories, and community healing to Baltimore Sunday at 7pm. Gather your friends for an uplifting night that’s all about truth and joy.

Whatever your vibe—dancing, parading, learning, listening—you’re sure to find Baltimor

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Baltimore is buzzing today with a vibrant blend of Halloween parties, live music, parades, street fairs, and more events to get listeners out and about this weekend. If you’re looking for some truly unforgettable plans in Charm City, let’s explore what’s happening now and over the next couple of days.

Tonight, the Maryland Science Center hosts Baltimore’s largest Halloween bash, and it is anything but ordinary. Kicking off at 8 p.m. for the 21 and older crowd, you’ll find five stages of music, from synth pop dance parties and Talking Heads-Prince mashups, to Bowie and Rush tributes. There’s also a rooftop dance party with the best views in town, planetarium DJ sets, and an immersive IMAX electronic music experience. This is the city’s biggest Halloween event for adults, packed with energy and creative flair.

Over at Patterson Park, thousands are gathering for the 26th annual Great Baltimore Lantern Parade and Día de los Muertos Festival. The festivities start around 4 p.m. near the Pulaski Monument with a family-friendly arts market, costume contest, lantern-making, food vendors and pop-up performances. The illuminated parade, featuring glowing floats, musicians, performers on stilts and more, winds through the park starting at 7 p.m. This free event brings Baltimore’s creative community together, celebrating both light and heritage.

Music lovers can dive into the VinylCon record fair at UNION Craft Brewing both Saturday and Sunday. Billed as Maryland’s largest vinyl fair ever, VinylCon offers hundreds of crates from indie collectors and pro dealers, plus continuous sets from top vinyl DJs and music memorabilia for the nostalgic. Early birds can score exclusive access Saturday morning, but the fun rolls on all weekend.

Tonight also features Acid Mothers Temple with The Macks at Metro Baltimore, doors open at 7 p.m. and all ages are welcome. If Latin beats are your thing, Euphoria Baltimore will be pulsing with Xcapate Saturdays, starting at 10 p.m., promising the city’s number one Latin night.

For fresh air, the Liberty Lot in Locust Point hosts the Believe In Tomorrow Port to Fort run and walk this morning to support critically ill kids and families, or join the Community Flea Market on St. Paul Street from 10 to 3, offering vintage goods, handmade crafts, and Chef T’s famous hot apple cider.

Saturday evening, Power Plant Live presents the Boos and Brews Bar Crawl at 6 p.m.—don your creepiest costume and join the city’s wildest Halloween bar crawl.

Tomorrow, Patterson Park’s Lantern Parade continues if Saturday’s weather gets spooky, and VinylCon keeps spinning for collectors and music curious alike.

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Listeners, if you’re in Baltimore and looking for things to do this Friday through Sunday, buckle up because the city is alive with autumn energy, Halloween happenings, and a few special surprises.

Tonight, Cylburn Arboretum hosts its annual ArBOOretum, a family-friendly Halloween celebration set in Baltimore’s beautiful public garden from 5 to 7:30 PM. Think moonlit guided walks, festive seasonal decorations around the historic mansion, and gently spooky trails for all ages. Don’t worry about too much sugar — this event is candy-free, keeping the grounds clean and kid-friendly. Tickets are required and it’s rain or shine. For nature lovers and families, it’s one of the sweetest ways to slide into Halloween weekend according to Visit Baltimore.

Later this evening, at 7, food fans take note — celebrity chef Tom Colicchio brings his “Think Like a Chef” event to the Enoch Pratt Free Library. If you’re a lover of cookbooks and conversation, or just want a little culinary inspiration heading into the weekend, this is a can’t-miss.

If live music is your vibe, head to Rash Field Park along the Inner Harbor, where the Sunset Jams series continues with Zadia and Friends starting at 5 PM. Bring a blanket, catch the waterfront sunset, and enjoy the city’s own homegrown sound, thanks to the Waterfront Partnership.

Over at The Walters Art Museum, a heads up: the museum closes early at 2 PM today and will open Sunday at noon due to their annual gala prep. Plan your art fix accordingly this weekend — Sunday afternoon is your time to explore everything from ancient wonders to decorative arts.

This Saturday, Harborplace heats up with Blacktoberfest Baltimore, a lively festival celebrating Black-owned breweries, food, music, and culture beginning at 1 PM. Expect good eats, craft beer, and a vibrant crowd right on the waterfront.

If you still need more Halloween spirit, local neighborhoods and venues are hosting pop-up shops, markets, and spooky festivities all weekend. From the Bakers Cauldron Creep Fair in Westminster to themed local farmers markets, there’s no shortage of autumnal fun throughout Baltimore and nearby towns, as covered by Maryland Fairs and Festivals.

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Listeners, if you are in Baltimore today or planning for the weekend, the city is bubbling with events that capture the best of fall and the Halloween spirit. For Thursday, October 23, Peabody Heights kicks off a retro scare with Teen Wolf (1985) as part of their Home-Recorded Halloween Horror-Thon. If film and a bit of nostalgia are your thing, it’s a great way to begin your night. Later, stop by Johns Hopkins for Cracking the Code, a special film screening and discussion running from 7 to 9 pm for those seeking something more thought-provoking.

Friday, October 24, brings more festive energy. At M&T Bank Exchange, fans of cult classics can revel in the Rocky Horror Picture Show 50th Anniversary. If you want live music, Little Feat’s Strike Up The Band Tour hits The Lyric, while jazz lovers will appreciate Matthew Shipp’s cosmic piano at An die Musik. For those craving something whimsical and hands-on, Cylburn Arboretum hosts its ArBOOretum Halloween night, pairing beautiful gardens with spooky celebrations. Families can let their imaginations soar with Galactic Builders at 55 Market Place, a unique, calming exhibit inspired by the sky’s daily rotation.

Saturday, October 25, you’re spoiled for choice. Halloween at the Maryland Science Center keeps things educational with an after-hours party, and the Great Baltimore Lantern Parade & Dia de Los Muertos Festival lights up Patterson Park from 4 to 9 pm—a stunning visual feast that’s perfect for families or date night. If you’ve got pets, don’t miss the Howl-O-Ween Pet Parade at the American Visionary Art Museum starting at 10 am, filled with costumed critters and artsy fun.

Drag fans can catch Heroes and Villains: A Narrative Draglesque Show with a costume contest held upstairs at Ottobar, while cinephiles will want to snag seats for double features like Ghoulies and Demons at Checkerspot Brewing, or Return of the Living Dead plus Re-Animator later that night. Don’t forget Doors Open Baltimore, where free admission at historic sites gives you a peek behind the city’s architectural curtain.

On Sunday, October 26, unwind with VinylCon at Union Craft Brewing, perfect for crate-diggers and music fans, or catch gospel icon Tasha Cobbs Leonard at The Lyric. The weekend closes with fall markets, watch parties, and more music across the city, covering every taste.

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If you are looking for the best ways to spend your time in Baltimore this week, there is no shortage of excitement, taste, and culture. Today, October 19th, is jam-packed with local flavors and signature Baltimore celebrations. At the Phillips Crab Deck on Pratt Street, the seventh-annual Crabs and Crushes Celebration invites listeners to enjoy all-you-can-eat hot steamed Chesapeake crabs, endless shrimp, Maryland fried chicken, crushes, and all the classic summertime sides from noon to 3 PM. There will be live music to keep your spirits high and a waterfront view to savor between bites according to Phillips Crab Deck.

Beer enthusiasts will want to swing by 737 South Broadway, where Max’s Taphouse is hosting its annual Rare and Obscure Beer Festival, running all weekend long. This is a unique opportunity to taste unusual and hard-to-find drafts in five and ten-ounce pours, featuring some specialty beers you simply cannot find anywhere else. The event is free to attend for anyone over twenty-one, and you can stay late with festival hours stretching until midnight according to Max’s Taphouse.

Downtown is buzzing with more than just food and drink. Comic fans have reason to celebrate as the Baltimore Comic-Con takes over the Convention Center through today. Panel discussions, artist signings, cosplay competitions, and comic collectibles fill the show floor. Attendees can meet major writers and illustrators, check out fan art, and hunt for unique memorabilia, making it a must-stop for pop culture aficionados as reported by the Johns Hopkins News-Letter.

In the spirit of art and performance, Everyman Theatre features a special pay-what-you-choose open rehearsal of Yasmina Reza’s witty comedy Art at 7 PM, offering an exclusive first look before the show’s official run.

As the week continues, the party rolls on. Next weekend, Saturday October 25th means the official Baltimore Halloween Bar Crawl hits Fells Point. Expect all day drink specials, haunted shots, DJs, and the city’s wildest costume contest with prizes for creativity. More than ten bars are on the crawl, and your ticket gets you a souvenir mug, raffle entries, and free event photos, all organized by Project DC Events.

If you are eager for culture and history, check out the ongoing exhibitions at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum or catch dynamic community art at the Creative Alliance. And although the Free Fall Friday at the National Aquarium is sold out, future community events await.

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Baltimore is buzzing with energy this week, and listeners looking for fun won’t be disappointed. Today marks a huge double-header in Charm City: the 25th Annual Baltimore Running Festival and the Baltimore Comic-Con, both taking over downtown through the weekend. Over 14,000 runners hit the streets for the marathon, half-marathon, 10K, and 5K, with the full marathon starting at Paca and Camden Streets at 8 a.m. and various races happening throughout the morning. Expect street closures and significant traffic detours around Inner Harbor, Pratt Street, and more, so public transportation is strongly encouraged. The Charm City Circulator is paused until after 4 p.m., but the Metro SubwayLink runs as usual downtown. Runners will finish by 3 p.m., so keep these routes in mind for both travel and prime spectating spots.

Comic-Con fans can geek out all weekend at the Baltimore Convention Center on West Pratt Street. The show runs October 17 through 19, bringing together comic creators, celebrity guests, panels, cosplay contests, and hundreds of exhibitors. Baltimore Comic-Con organizers recommend using the light rail or Metro SubwayLink to keep travel as hassle-free as possible. If you’re driving, secure a parking spot in advance — it’s one of the biggest nerd culture celebrations on the East Coast.

Tonight, thrill-seekers should check out Baltimore’s Ghost Ship Haunted Attraction at the Liberty Ship John W. Brown on Newgate Avenue. The nautical-themed haunt is open from 7 to 10 p.m., featuring sea monsters and scares alongside cozy treats and exclusive merchandise. Tickets are limited, so book early for a haunting experience that celebrates local maritime history and Halloween.

Food lovers, Oktoberfest fun continues on both Saturday and Sunday at spots like The Worthington and The Manor Tavern, serving up brats, German beers, and live music. Clavel chef Carlos Raba is popping up inside HEX Superette with creative cuisine all weekend. For more global flavors, the Asia in a Bite Food Fest returns to Baltimore Peninsula, while Towson courthouse hosts the annual Italian Heritage Festival Saturday, with limoncello classes, wine making, and kids’ activities.

Art fans can join Sip, Puff n Paint at Such A Vibe Museum, where you’ll enjoy painting, drinks, and music with local artists tonight and Saturday. For magic, catch Justin Willman at The Lyric Sunday night.

The weekend wraps with tennis tournaments at Luvall Tennis and history tours at the B&O Railroad Museum, plus classic bluegrass and Oktoberfest vibes at local taverns.

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