December 7, 2025 | 1:00 PM ET | M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD | CBS The Most Important Game of the Season When the Pittsburgh Steelers roll into M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday afternoon, they won’t just be another opponent. They’re the arch-rival. The bitter enemy. The team that stands between the Baltimore Ravens and control of their playoff destiny. This isn’t hyperbole. With both teams sitting at 6-6 and deadlocked atop the AFC North, the December 7th showdown represents the single most pivotal game of the 2025 season for both franchises. The winner takes
Clear your calendars and dust off your coziest scarves — Baltimore’s Most Festive Weekend is sailing back into town on December 6th and 7th, and this year it’s bringing a brand-new treat: a FREE “Holiday Harbor Connector” water taxi that ferries you between four waterfront neighborhoods all weekend long. Yes, you can literally boat your way through holiday cheer. A Free Ride to All the Fun For two days only, the Holiday Harbor Connector will zip from Harborplace to Fells Point, Harbor East, Federal Hill, and Locust Point — making it easier than ever to
Grab your scarves and your sense of balance, Baltimore—it’s time to lace up those skates (or wobble bravely in rental ones) because Winter on the Waterfront is officially kicking off! On Friday, November 7 at 3 p.m., Mayor Brandon Scott will join the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore to cut the metaphorical ribbon on the Inner Harbor Ice Rink—a glistening patch of frozen joy perched atop the Inner Harbor Amphitheater at 201 E. Pratt St. Opening Night The opening party is pure holiday movie material, including live music by electric cellist Eyeglasses, dazzling performances from pro
Baltimore, get your googly eyes ready. On Saturday, September 6, the Inner Harbor Amphitheater is turning into the ultimate waterfront block party, starring none other than Mr. Trash Wheel—the floating garbage-guzzling legend who’s been slurping up our harbor litter since 2014. And this time, he’s not just cleaning up—he’s hosting a festival. Because after pulling 2,000 tons of trash out of the water, the guy deserves a day off and maybe a Wagyu hot dog. So, what’s happening? “Baltimore by Baltimore: Mr. Trash Wheel and Friends” is basically Comic-Con meets the farmers market meets a
Late summer – before the school year kicks off once more – is an ideal time to head downtown to visit the National Aquarium. There’s plenty to enjoy at the Aquarium this time of year and a few great ways to make the most of your visit. Weekly Events Each week, the Aquarium offers special tours and deals on certain days: Exhibits The Aquarium features many award-winning, immersive exhibits that bring ocean and coastal ecosystems to life. Here’s what to expect: Planning Your Trip Aquarium Parking Before you head downtown to visit the National Aquarium,
Baltimore’s Inner Harbor is the place to be this Fourth of July, offering a vibrant mix of patriotic traditions, live entertainment, and waterfront views. Whether you’re a local or visiting Charm City, here’s your guide to making the most of Independence Day 2025. Inner Harbor Fireworks Viewing The centerpiece of Baltimore’s celebration is the spectacular fireworks display over the Inner Harbor, beginning at 9:00 p.m. The best viewing spot is along the Inner Harbor promenade, near the Harborplace Pavilion buildings. From there, you’ll have a prime view of both the fireworks and the pre-show events,
Rock Out Without the Parking Hassle Baltimore’s loudest weekend is back! Maryland Death Fest 2025 returns May 21–25, 2025, bringing a wall of sound to the Inner Harbor. With four days of heavy riffs, blistering drums, and legendary performances, this is the East Coast’s premier extreme metal event. Whether you’re coming for the grindcore, doom, black metal, or death metal, Harbor Park Garage is your perfect parking destination—convenient, secure, and just steps from the madness. Event Overview 🗓️ Dates: Wednesday, May 21 – Sunday, May 25, 2025 📍 Venues: Baltimore Soundstage, Rams Head Live, Power
