If you find yourself in downtown Baltimore this summer, you’re in luck. Whether you’re heading to the city for a meeting or class or – if you’re a Baltimore City resident – you have jury duty, make the most of your trip by finding something fun to do while you’re in the neighborhood. From enjoying evening hours at the Aquarium to taking in one a weekday concert, downtown offers plenty of ways to make doing your civic duty a little more fun. Even if you don’t have an obligation downtown, the Inner Harbor is a
Get ready for an exhilarating week in Baltimore! From June 12-18, 2024, the Maryland Fleet Week & Flyover Baltimore, presented by Northrop Grumman, returns to the city’s iconic waterfronts. This spectacular event offers a unique opportunity to explore naval ships, historic vessels, and enjoy thrilling air shows. Dive into maritime and aviation STEM activities, engage in educational programs, and experience vibrant community festivals. Prime locations like the Inner Harbor, Fells Point, and Martin State Airport will host various activities. Festival Activations There will be three festival activations during Maryland Fleet Week featuring live musical performances,
The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA), returns to Baltimore for the 2024 Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament February 26 – March 3, 2024. **Navigating the CIAA 2024 Basketball Tournament: Parking at Harbor Park Garage** The CIAA (Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association) has long been a staple in the world of collegiate athletics, and come 2024, it’s time to celebrate as they host their annual Men’s and Women’s basketball tournament. As the nation’s oldest historically Black athletic conference, the CIAA tournament is not just a sporting event; it’s a cultural celebration encompassing concerts, parties, contests, and of
Join us on Saturday, March 23rd for everything about Maryland Festival! We’re celebrating the very essence ofMaryland! ❤️?? “Marching to the Beat of Maryland: A Day of Pride, Family, and Festive Delights!” — Hey Marylanders and Maryland enthusiasts! Get ready to mark your calendars because something exciting is coming yourway on Saturday, March 23rd – the Maryland Festival at Power Plant Live! ? Celebrating the Essence of Maryland Join us for a day filled with the very essence of Maryland! ❤️?? We’re bringing together live bands, local foodvendors serving up delicious crab cakes and other
Unlock the New Year’s Eve Magic: Stress-Free Parking and Party Galore at Harbor Park Garage! The countdown to 2024 has officially begun, and if you’re looking for the ultimate New Year’s Eve bash, Power Plant Live! in Baltimore is where the party’s at! Picture this: live music, electrifying DJ performances, laser shows, dancing, and, of course, a mind-blowing midnight celebration featuring the iconic “Times Square” Ball Drop displayed on a colossal LED screen, accompanied by confetti and balloon drops! Now, while the celebration promises to be nothing short of spectacular, we know that one crucial
? Baltimore Beats: January 2024 – A Blast of Entertainment to Kick Off the New Year! ? Hey Baltimore! Ready to rock your way into 2024? We’ve got a sizzling lineup of events that’ll make your January anything but ordinary. With a mix of heart-thumping concerts and quirky events, there’s no excuse to stay in. And for the cherry on top, Harbor Park Garage is your ticket to hassle-free parking close to all the action. Let’s jump into the fun waiting for you this month! ? Jammin’ at Baltimore Soundstage: Midnight Memories – One Direction
A Stroll Through Time – Fells Point’s Rich History ?️ Timeless Charm of Fells Point Nestled along the picturesque waterfront of Baltimore, Fells Point boasts a history as captivating as its cobblestone streets. Established in the 18th century, this maritime neighborhood was once a bustling shipbuilding hub and a thriving port for trade. Today, its historic charm is preserved in its well-preserved architecture, blending seamlessly with the modern vibrancy of its shops, restaurants, and pubs. ? Architectural Treasures The cobblestone streets are lined with well-preserved 18th and 19th-century homes, offering a glimpse into the architectural
