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
As autumn begins its soft arrival, downtown Baltimore pulses with vibrant live music vibes—spanning intimate rock venues, soulful outdoor pavilions, and edgy new concert halls. Whether you’re seeking indie charm, reggae beats, or theatrical metal, the city’s lineup has something for every note. Baltimore Soundstage: Indie, Rock & Eclectic Beats Saturday, September 7: Crypta’s “In the Other Side” Tour with Unholy Altar and Ninth Realm Brazil’s metal force brings brutal riffs and guttural power to Baltimore—ideal for hardcore and death metal fans. Saturday, September 13: Soccer Mommy with Dummy Indie-rock dreamy vibes, earnest lyricism, and
Port Discovery is embarking on a thrilling new chapter with two unique yet complementary exhibits—one launching young engineers into orbit, the other breathing gentle peace into childhood’s curiosity. Galactic Builders: Building Beyond the Blue Imagine a bright, hands-on space playground where parachutes unfurl, rockets launch skyward, and rovers emerge from children’s imagination. In Galactic Builders, learning is interstellar. Gravity, forces, and systems thinking come alive through play, teamwork, and endless invention. It’s designed to spark return trips, retry attempts, and collaborative “what-if” moments. SKIES: Cloud-soft Calm and Quiet Wonder Need a pause? SKIES offers 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,
In August, Baltimore concert venues are bringing the heat with a solid lineup of national acts. Baltimore Soundstage: From emo to hip-hop Conscious hip‑hop from lyrical veterans in a cozy club setting. For tickets and more details, visit our Baltimore Soundstage Events Page. Nevermore Hall: New venue starts strong For tickets and more details, visit our Nevermore Hall Events Page. Power Plant Live!: Country, EDM and more For more information, visit our Power Plant Live! Events Page. CFG Arena: National acts take the stage Iconic energy, legendary catalog, immersive visuals—this is a must-see for fans
Baltimore’s live music scene is poised for a thrilling revival this summer with the grand reopening of the iconic venue formerly known as Rams Head Live, now reborn as Nevermore Hall. Nestled in the heart of Power Plant Live! at 20 Market Place, this reinvigorated space merges gothic elegance with modern design, paying homage to Edgar Allan Poe—Baltimore’s literary legend and inspiration for the venue’s evocative name. What You Need to Know Operated by the team behind Baltimore Soundstage and booked by Live Nation, Nevermore Hall benefits from two decades of local industry expertise paired
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,
