From the time the Baltimore cherry blossoms bloom through the warm days leading up to the end of the school year, downtown Baltimore is bustling and fun. Here’s a look at some of the many ways visitors can have a blast downtown this spring: Historic Ships extended hours As the weather warms and days lengthen, the Historic Ships in the Inner Harbor extend their hours. During April and May, all ships are open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the last boarding at 4:30 p.m. Starting Memorial Day and running through Labor Day,
There’s still a chill in the air throughout Maryland – but that doesn’t mean it’s time to stay inside. This February and March, downtown Baltimore offers tons of opportunities to learn, play and have a blast. Celebrating black history month Throughout February, there are multiple opportunities to celebrate Black History Month in downtown Baltimore. The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture hosts numerous events throughout the month. On February 1, the museum will screen “Water’s Edge: Black Watermen of the Chesapeake,” with a panel discussion following. February 8 is a
From pre-Thanksgiving gatherings through the New Year’s ball drop, the holiday season is a festive and fun time in downtown Baltimore. There’s much to do throughout November and December, including opportunities to shop, sing, dine and dance. Inner Harbor Ice Rink The Inner Harbor Ice Rink is open for the winter, with daily hours through January 20 – including Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. The outdoor ice rink, which is located at the corner of Light and Pratt streets, between the two Harborplace Pavilions, is open to drop-in skaters, though season passes are also available for
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
Embrace the Festive Spirit of Our Annual Filipino Festival! Get ready to experience the vibrant and diverse culture of the Philippines at our highly anticipated annual Filipino Festival! Join us on May 5, 2024, starting at 10 am, at Power Plant Live for a day filled with excitement, entertainment, and the irresistible flavors of Filipino cuisine. With an array of vendors, live performances, and more, this year’s festival promises to be an unforgettable celebration of Filipino heritage and community spirit. Here’s what you can look forward to at our festival: Vibrant Vendors: Explore a bustling
In the heart of Baltimore, where the past whispers through cobblestone streets and the present glistens in the lights reflected on the water, the Inner Harbor neighborhood stands as a testament to the city’s vibrant history and dynamic present. As the holiday season descends upon us, the Inner Harbor transforms into a winter wonderland, offering residents and visitors alike a magical experience to cherish. Join us on a festive journey through this iconic neighborhood, where every street corner tells a tale and each event promises a memory that will last a lifetime. Part 1: A
Navigating Time’s Tapestry – A Glimpse into Federal Hill’s Rich History Embarking on a holiday adventure in Baltimore’s Federal Hill is akin to unwrapping a time capsule brimming with tales of the past. This charming neighborhood, perched on the southern side of the Inner Harbor, boasts a history as vibrant as its brick-lined streets. From the Wharf to the Hill In the early 19th century, Federal Hill was a bustling maritime hub. Shipbuilders, sailors, and traders frequented its cobblestone streets, crafting a lively community centered around the wharves. As the city evolved, Federal Hill transformed
