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
Why a Spotless Garage at Harbor Park is a Critical Investment in Your Experience and Our Structure When you’re looking for convenient parking in the Inner Harbor, you have options. But have you ever considered what sets the best parking garage in the Inner Harbor apart? It’s more than just location or price; it’s the overall experience, and that starts the moment you drive in. At Harbor Park Garage, we believe that a visibly clean garage is a clear indicator of a well-maintained and professionally operated facility, and that’s why regular power washing is a
Music, Magic & Parking Made Easy From country stars to death metal to international superstars, this May, the music lineup in Baltimore hits every note. Baltimore Soundstage: Maryland Deathfest XX & More For tickets and more details, visit our Baltimore Soundstage Events Page. Power Plant Live!: Punk Rock, Surf Pop, Ska & Fun CFG Arena: Big Names & Global Stars There’s also something special for sports fans coming up at CFG Arena: For tickets and more details, visit our CFG Bank Arena Events Page. Pier Six Pavilion: Something for Everyone For tickets and more information,
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
On October 13, 2024, the Baltimore Ravens hosted the Washington Commanders at M&T Bank Stadium, in a back-and-forth matchup that ultimately saw the Ravens prevail with a 30-23 victory. This win solidified Baltimore’s position at the top of the AFC North, improving their record to 5-1 on the season. Despite a determined effort from the Commanders, the Ravens’ balanced offense and key defensive plays late in the game helped them secure a hard-fought victory. The game was a true test for the Ravens’ defense, as Washington’s offense, led by quarterback Sam Howell, kept the game
