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Events in Baltimore"Keep track of all the events in Baltimore, Maryland with our daily podcast. From festivals and concerts to cultural events and more, we bring you the latest updates on what’s happening in Charm City."

  1. 5 HR AGO

    Headline: Baltimore Buzzes With Exciting Events This Weekend

    Today in Baltimore, Maryland, listeners have a plethora of exciting events to explore. If you're a fan of comics, the Baltimore Comic-Con is in full swing from today until Sunday at the Baltimore Convention Center. This three-day extravaganza features a variety of vendors, panelists, and guests, including comics creators, media personalities, retailers, publishers, and more. The event also includes cosplay contests, panel discussions, and the prestigious Ringo Awards. For those interested in running, the Baltimore Running Festival takes place on Saturday, with options for a 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon. The courses start at different points around the city, providing a scenic and challenging experience for runners of all levels. In the evening, the Fright Night Massive: SYSTEM OVERLOAD 2.0 is happening at Power Plant Live, offering a thrilling experience for those looking for a spooky night out. Additionally, tonight you can enjoy some great live music and comedy at the Ottobar, an indie-rock club and DJ dance party hotspot in Downtown Baltimore. Tomorrow, head over to Peabody Heights Brewery for the Beers & Fear Halloween Market, a spooky celebration with themed items and activities. Or join Gabby and the Gabby Cats at the Lyric Baltimore for a musical show that's sure to delight both kids and adults. This weekend also marks the opening of "Hair" at the Vagabond Players, a rock musical that explores themes of activism and social change. The show runs until late November. On Sunday, Justin Willman will bring his magic and comedy to the Lyric Baltimore, so be sure to grab tickets early. Last but not least, the Baltimore Soundstage will host Alaska's Haunted Halloween on November 1, promising an unforgettable evening of thrills and chills. Thanks for tuning in Don't forget to subscribe for more updates on what's happening in Baltimore. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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  2. 1 DAY AGO

    Baltimore Braces for Spooky Fun, Culture, and Community Spirit This Weekend

    Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what’s going on around Charm City today and this weekend, get ready for a whirlwind of spooky fun, culture, and community spirit. First up today, October 16, head down to historic Fells Point for Baltimore After Dark: Solve the Murder Mystery. At South Broadway and Thames Street, this interactive outdoor event lets you step inside a live mystery to crack clues with friends, with performances kicking off in the evening. For the escape room fans, there’s also the Baltimore Conspiracy Game happening today at 920 S Broadway, a thrilling outdoor escape game where you’ll solve clues around the city and unlock secrets. Tonight, Power Plant Live downtown lights up with the Harley and Fiends Drag Show, bringing dazzling performances starting at 7 PM. If you’re into quirky art and local talent, the Baltimore Museum of Art is open until 9 PM for evening gallery exploration, and Baltimore Clayworks hosts live demos all day until 5 PM. Families with young kids can settle in for stories and hands-on activities at area libraries or enjoy cultural programming at the Harriet Tubman Cultural Center and Heavy Seas Brewery—each hosting events later today. Kicking off the weekend on Friday evening, things get spooky and big. The legendary Fright Night Massive: SYSTEM OVERLOAD 2.0 takes over Power Plant Live starting at 4 PM Friday and rolls deep into the night with multiple areas of music, zombie hordes, jaw-dropping visuals, and plenty of local DJs and talent. Saturday night, October 18, don't miss Baltimore's Ghost Ship Haunted Attraction aboard the Liberty Ship John W. Brown at 4601 Newgate Ave. This year's theme is Sea Monsters—so get ready for maritime chills. Running select nights, tickets are online, with discounts for Patch users. Hot drinks, snacks, and exclusive Ghost Ship merch make this a standout Halloween experience. Foodies are in for a treat Saturday and Sunday with the HEX Superette Clavel Kitchen Takeover Weekend, where Clavel steps in for a culinary pop-up packed with Baltimore flavor. Sports fans can catch college football games live in bars all across Inner Harbor, while families might take advantage of pumpkin picking in the region’s patches—just outside city lines for some autumn fun. If you’re dreaming of an underwater journey, the National Aquarium is usually top of the list, but a heads up—the Aquarium is closed Thursday and Friday due to facilities issues. Check on reopening for Saturday, and don’t miss their Maryland Mornings deal—visit before noon on a weekday for reduced admission, with special rates for Maryland residents. Free Fall Friday Night at the Aquarium, part of Baltimore’s Free Fall celebration, is officially sold out for next week, but plan ahead for future fun. There’s more: live music, charity golf at Greystone, library activities, and STEM festivals dot the calendar. For art lovers, the Asian Arts Gallery at Towson University and Maryland Center for History and Culture feature rotating exhibitions for a quieter cultural escape. Baltimore listeners, that’s your guide for happenings this week and weekend. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe so you never miss out on what’s hot in the city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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  3. 5 DAYS AGO

    Baltimore Buzzing with Vibrant Weekend Events

    Let’s dive right into the vibrant energy of Baltimore this week, where there’s always something electrifying happening, whether you love live music, festive gatherings, or quirky local happenings. Today, Sunday, October 12th, is packed with can’t-miss events and marks the tail end of a lively weekend. If you’re into live rock, Seether and Daughtry are hitting the stage at Pier Six Pavilion for a high-voltage concert that’s sure to energize the Baltimore waterfront. Pier Six is known for its stellar acoustics and beautiful harbor views, so grab your tickets, bring your friends, and get ready to sing along to some rock anthems under the stars. For fans of folk and bluegrass, “The Bonfire Festival,” featuring Pasadena, Mihali, and Brandon Hardesty, takes place at 1:00 PM today. It’s a perfect outdoor afternoon vibe—bring a blanket, relax by the water, and let the music carry you away. If you’re seeking something a little different, the Fells Point Fun Festival is wrapping up today after a weekend filled with live music, local food, and plenty of Baltimore charm. Stroll the historic streets, try some crab cakes, and soak in the neighborhood’s unique atmosphere. Across town, the Maryland Science Center is capping off their Halloween festivities with a “Pumpkin Smash”—bring your jack-o-lantern to launch it off the roof for a spectacular (and free) send-off. It’s a uniquely Baltimore way to say goodbye to your Halloween décor. Looking ahead to the rest of the week, the city’s spirit doesn’t slow down. Wednesday evening, consider joining the Patagonia Walk/Run Club for a community jog starting at their Harbor East store—all speeds are welcome, and there’s a sweet treat waiting at the finish. If science and spooky season are your vibe, the Maryland Science Center continues its “Spooky Science” programming with ghoulish experiments and monster engineering challenges—perfect for curious minds and families. And for music lovers, “Ottobar Live!” brings Baltimore’s eclectic rock scene front and center with bands like Pinkshift, Pearl and Chromafix, PLRLS, and The Outcalls, plus a punk rock flea market for indie fashion and vinyl finds. This Thursday, don’t miss “Thursday Night Fright” at the Science Center, where you can catch a special IMAX screening of John Carpenter’s “The Thing,” paired with a happy hour—this one’s for the 21+ crowd. And for those craving a taste of Baltimore’s food scene, the Asia in a Bite Food Fest returns to the waterfront this weekend, offering over 30 authentic and fusion Asian vendors plus cultural performances that are sure to delight your palate. Next Friday, October 24th, is one of the city’s most anticipated free events: “Free Fall Friday Night” at the National Aquarium. According to the National Aquarium, this is your chance to explore the wonders of the deep for free—but you’ll need to register in advance online starting October 14th, and tickets go fast. It’s a rare opportunity to enjoy one of Baltimore’s crown jewels without the usual admission fee. For the sports fans and alumni out there, UMBC’s Homecoming weekend just wrapped up, but if you missed out, there’s always next year to join the carnival, crab feast, and spirited campus events. In Baltimore, there’s truly something for everyone—live music, science fun, food festivals, and community gatherings all set against the backdrop of our historic neighborhoods and sparkling harbor. Thank you for tuning in and making Baltimore your adventure this week. For more curated local event guides and insider tips, be sure to subscribe—we’ll keep you in the loop on all things Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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  4. 10 OCT

    Baltimore Bursts with Vibrant Weekend Events

    Baltimore is bursting with amazing events today and through this weekend, so let's dive right into what you can explore across Charm City. Starting today, Friday October 10th, the Fell's Point Fun Festival kicks off and runs through Sunday. This beloved neighborhood celebration features live music stages, storytime readings for families, magic shows, balloon artists, and plenty of food and drink along Thames Street from Caroline to Wolfe. It's the perfect way to experience one of Baltimore's most historic waterfront neighborhoods. Music lovers have excellent options tonight. Crowder brings The Grace and Glory Tour to Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena in Catonsville at 7 PM, while those seeking something more intimate can catch Scott Tournet in Concert and Conversation at Manor Mill starting at 7:30 PM. The Tribute to The Mighty O'Jays hits the stage at Keystone Korner Baltimore, and there's even a free dance party with DJ DAGM at The Royal Blue. For something uniquely Baltimore, the Maryland Zoo hosts OktoBEARfest Eve tonight, an exclusive 21-plus event featuring seasonal craft beers, festive vibes, and close encounters with the animals. The celebration continues Saturday with the full-day OktoBEARfest, offering live music, local vendors, and unlimited sampling from over 60 seasonal brews, plus wine, cider, and seltzer. Saturday transforms the Maryland Science Center into a spooky wonderland from noon to 4 PM with their Spooky Science event. Kids can conduct ghoulish experiments, take on monster engineering challenges, and watch jack-o-lanterns literally blow their lids. Later that evening at 5:30 PM, the Science Center hosts a Pokemon Party sleepover where families can search for Pokemon throughout the building, design Gym Badges, and trade with fellow trainers. Music dominates Saturday night with international rock band MANÁ performing their Vivir Sin Aire Tour at CFG Bank Arena, while Grammy-winning artist Common headlines the United Way Centennial Benefit Concert at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall at 7 PM. For podcast fans, NPR's Hidden Brain host Shankar Vedantam brings his Perceptions Tour to The Lyric Baltimore, sharing insights from the show's first decade. Sunday wraps up the weekend with King George and Friends bringing Southern Soul to Lyric Baltimore, while Seether and Daughtry co-headline at Pier Six Pavilion. Thank you for tuning in, and make sure to subscribe so you never miss what's happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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  5. 9 OCT

    Headline: Baltimore Bursts with Energy This Week: Drag Shows, Taco Festivals, and Spooky Science

    Baltimore is bursting with energy and creativity this week, so if you’re looking for plans, you are in luck. Tonight, October ninth, you can head downtown to Power Plant Live for the first Harley and Fiends drag show of the month, kicking off at seven p.m. at the Why So Serious Halloween pop-up bar at Luckie’s Liquors. Drinks are flowing, the costumes are bold, and it’s a can’t-miss way to launch your weekend. According to Power Plant Live, industry workers get free game play and drink specials later in the evening. This Friday through Sunday, Thames Street in historic Fell’s Point transforms for the colorful Fell’s Point Fun Festival. Expect live music on multiple stages, tasty street eats, vendors, and plenty of family-friendly activities all along the waterfront. For those craving a cultural night out, the Baltimore Museum of Art presents The Jury Experience, an immersive courtroom case held in the Meyerhoff Auditorium. Saturday offers a wild variety of choices. Head to Power Plant Live for the massive Baltimore Taco Festival, running Saturday and Sunday. Baltimore Taco Festival, reported by Power Plant Live, brings you the region’s best taco and food vendors, margarita bars, live music, family activities, and all the festive energy you can handle right in the heart of downtown. Also on Saturday, the Maryland Zoo is hosting OktoBEARfest, a fall beer festival with live music, unlimited sampling from regional breweries, food trucks, and, of course, all the animals. History buffs can check out The Night the Ghosts Came Home, an interactive look at early Halloween traditions at the Irish Shrine and Railroad Workers Museum. Over at Gunpowder Falls State Park, teens can get hands-on with local science at the Marine Microplastics workshop. Saturday night, fans of The Rocky Horror Picture Show can catch a shadow cast performance at Le Mondo on Howard Street. For live music, the legendary Maná brings their Vivir Sin Aire Tour to CFG Bank Arena. Keystone Korner Baltimore packs its stage with soul and R&B, highlighting a tribute to The O’Jays Friday and Chico DeBarge on Saturday. Sunday brings more unique events, like the United Way Centennial Benefit Concert featuring Common at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, and the Seether and Daughtry 2025 Tour at Pier Six Pavilion. Meanwhile, families can drop by Port Discovery Children’s Museum for a Storytime and Puppet Show: Halloween is Coming! October is also BLAQ Pride month throughout Baltimore, and the festivities are in full swing. Attendees can find mixers, performances, and rallies all across the city — including National Coming Out Day events this weekend at War Memorial Plaza, as listed by BLAQ Equity Baltimore. Whether you are eager for music, tacos, spooky science, or a high-energy festival, Baltimore is truly hopping all week long. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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  6. 27 SEPT

    Baltimore Buzzing with Weekend Fun: Organ Donation Run, Caribbean Festival, Witcher Concert, and More

    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. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe for more local highlights. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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  7. 25 SEPT

    Vibrant Baltimore Buzzes with Art, Music, and Community Events

    Baltimore is buzzing this week with energy, creativity, and the best of local culture. If you’re looking for fun, community, and a taste of something unique, there’s no shortage of things to do right now. Today, September 25th, you can check out art displays and exhibits at The Baltimore Museum of Art, which is open until 5 p.m., and The Walters Art Museum, where special lectures and hands-on experiences are happening for art lovers of all ages. According to Baltimore Magazine’s event calendar, don’t miss the Material, Memory, & Contemporary Hands exhibition at Studio Blue for an immersive, thought-provoking experience. Music fans are in for a treat this evening. Velvet Notes brings Felece Tillman & The Groove Collective live at An die Musik on North Charles Street, promising an unforgettable night of soul and groove. For comedy lovers, Lafayette Wright, seen on Comedy Central, headlines at Irish Goodbye, Delia Foley’s Pub in Federal Hill on Friday night, perfect for a light-hearted start to the weekend. Baltimore.org lists Lucian Ban and Mat Maneri with Transylvanian Dance, a multimedia performance at An die Musik, bringing genre-bending sounds into the heart of downtown. This Saturday, the city’s beloved 23rd Annual Pigtown Festival on Washington Boulevard is in full swing from noon to 7 p.m., and it’s completely free. According to Visit Baltimore, families can enjoy the iconic Squeakness pig races, a jam-packed KidZone, arts and crafts, live music, and food that reflects Baltimore’s diverse tastes. If you’ve never cheered for a racing pig before, this is your moment! Looking to break a sweat for a good cause? Saturday morning sees the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center Miracles in Motion 5K at the Maryland Zoo in Druid Hill Park, supporting a critical local institution. After crossing the finish line, relax and enjoy the day with more events. Foodies will love Sweet Tooth Saturday at 301 Light Street, dishing out local treats for every craving. On Sunday, September 28th, gamers and fantasy fans can turn out for The Witcher in Concert at The Lyric, where music from the hit series comes to life with a full orchestra. Single listeners between 28 and 42 looking to make new connections might enjoy Baltimore Speed Dating at Union Craft Brewing. All weekend long, local hotspots like R. House and Manor Hill Brewing are hosting special gatherings, and there are hands-on art workshops at places like The Framer’s Choice Gallery and Manor Mill. From pig races to jazz, comedy, speed dating, and family-friendly festivals, Baltimore is set for an unforgettable week. Thank you for tuning in and remember to subscribe for your next best week in Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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  8. 20 SEPT

    Here is a short headline based on the information provided: Baltimore Kicks Off Weekend with Culture Celebration, Music Festivals, and More

    Saturday in Baltimore kicks off with a burst of culture at the Maryland Zoo, where listeners can catch the Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration, running 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Expect energetic Latin American dance performances, local vendors, and encounters with zoo animals at this lively, family-friendly event. Downtown, the War Memorial Plaza hosts the all-day Charm City Live community concert. The lineup features R&B acts like Vivian Green, Jeffrey Osborne, rising star Lucky Daye, and Grammy-winning producer The-Dream. Besides music, listeners will find food trucks, art vendors, and kids’ activities—all free, right in the heart of Baltimore according to Baltimore Magazine. If food and music are calling, head to the Maryland State Fairgrounds for the Trifecta Food Truck and Music Festival starting at 11 a.m. The event brings together more than 30 food trucks, craft beer, artisan vendors, and live bands across two stages until 10 p.m. Later tonight, listeners craving a good laugh can visit Creative Alliance in Highlandtown for Mortified: Back to School, a storytelling showcase where brave Baltimore locals share embarrassing tales from their teenage years. This evening of cringe comedy kicks off at 7 p.m. says Baltimore Magazine. Families will enjoy Science Arcade at the Maryland Science Center from noon to 4 p.m. There, everyone can experiment making cardboard pinball machines and transforming into video game characters. Or, try Pedal On Point Cycling Class at the waterfront for a high-energy morning ride, complete with music, giveaways, and local vendors as listed in Waterfront Partnership’s Events Calendar. Saturday evening brings Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s season-opening gala to Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, featuring maestro Jonathon Heyward and star violinist Joshua Bell. Over at the Baltimore Museum of Art, Sunday afternoon presents the Black Earth Rising Closing Performance—a powerful blend of music and art courtesy of Jamal R. Moore and his quintet. Looking ahead, listeners can catch the world-renowned World Ballet Company performing Cinderella at Lyric Baltimore on Tuesday, with doors at 6 p.m. Wednesday marks a rare joint concert from legendary Los Angeles bands X and Los Lobos, also at The Lyric. And starting Friday, Baltimore Center Stage hosts Cat Kid Comic Club: The Musical, bringing Dav Pilkey’s beloved children’s characters to life all weekend. Don't forget about OktoBIERfest at Max’s Taphouse, rumbling through Fells Point from Friday to Sunday with a huge selection of German-style beers—a local favorite for those craving fall vibes. If you’re into sailing, Sunday’s Ya Gotta Regatta at Inner Harbor welcomes fans for races and a lively afterparty. Thanks for tuning in to your guide on what’s happening across Baltimore this weekend! Subscribe to catch every update. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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