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Please info@inceptionpoint.ai https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3324459003 Hey, Baltimore listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right now in Charm City on this Wednesday, April 29, and through the weekend. Kick off today with the immersive Titanic: An Immersive Voyage at the Power Plant, running from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., where you can step into the ship's grand halls with tickets starting at $17.90 for kids—perfect for history buffs dreaming of ocean adventures. Art lovers, head to the Baltimore Museum of Art for free exhibits like Fratino and Matisse: To See This Light Again, Matisse and Martinique: Portraits and Poetry, and Rachel Lee Hovnanian's Nature Deficit Disorder, all open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., pulling you into vibrant worlds of color and nature. Dive deeper with the AudaTours Baltimore Audio Tour: A Tapestry of Memorials, Markets, and Myths, wrapping up this afternoon from the Emerson Bromo-Seltzer Tower for just $4.99—explore myths and markets on your own pace. Catch Contemporary Porcelain: from Tradition to Innovation at Baltimore Clayworks or the MINDSCAPE Art Exhibition by Vian Borchert at The Framer's Choice Gallery, both buzzing till 3 or 5 p.m. Evening heats up with Profs & Pints at Guilford Hall Brewery at 6 p.m., where experts dish on the Webb Telescope and NASA's big plans for $13.50—beer and brains, what a combo. Reel Enlightenment screens Jaddoland free at East Columbia 50+ Senior Center at 6 p.m. Music fans, groove to TU World Music Ensembles at Towson University, Brahms Requiem Come-and-Sing at Peabody Institute, or the Larry Fuller Trio swinging jazz at Keystone Korner Baltimore from 7 p.m. Dance over to TU Dance Company Action Repeat or rock out with LIGHT ASYLUM at Metro Baltimore. Theater? Kimberly Akimbo lights up the Hippodrome at 7:30 p.m., and don't miss drag queen Alyssa Edwards' Thanks For Everything Tour at Baltimore Soundstage, doors at 7 p.m. Thursday through Sunday, ongoing gems like Yin Yoga Teacher Training, Weekly Wednesday Open House at Liriodendron Mansion spilling into the week, and You Can’t Take It With You at Spotlighters Theater keep the energy high. Swing by Sagamore Distillery's 9-Year Anniversary wrap-up if it lingers into Thursday on Baltimore Peninsula with cocktails and trucks. Museums stay open, and the National Aquarium's Dolphin Tour and 4D experiences run daily. Whatever your vibe—art, music, or theater—Baltimore's got you covered. Grab tickets quick and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 29 Apr 2026 08:01:15 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey, Baltimore listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right now in Charm City on this Wednesday, April 29, and through the weekend. Kick off today with the immersive Titanic: An Immersive Voyage at the Power Plant, running from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., where you can step into the ship's grand halls with tickets starting at $17.90 for kids—perfect for history buffs dreaming of ocean adventures. Art lovers, head to the Baltimore Museum of Art for free exhibits like Fratino and Matisse: To See This Light Again, Matisse and Martinique: Portraits and Poetry, and Rachel Lee Hovnanian's Nature Deficit Disorder, all open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., pulling you into vibrant worlds of color and nature. Dive deeper with the AudaTours Baltimore Audio Tour: A Tapestry of Memorials, Markets, and Myths, wrapping up this afternoon from the Emerson Bromo-Seltzer Tower for just $4.99—explore myths and markets on your own pace. Catch Contemporary Porcelain: from Tradition to Innovation at Baltimore Clayworks or the MINDSCAPE Art Exhibition by Vian Borchert at The Framer's Choice Gallery, both buzzing till 3 or 5 p.m. Evening heats up with Profs & Pints at Guilford Hall Brewery at 6 p.m., where experts dish on the Webb Telescope and NASA's big plans for $13.50—beer and brains, what a combo. Reel Enlightenment screens Jaddoland free at East Columbia 50+ Senior Center at 6 p.m. Music fans, groove to TU World Music Ensembles at Towson University, Brahms Requiem Come-and-Sing at Peabody Institute, or the Larry Fuller Trio swinging jazz at Keystone Korner Baltimore from 7 p.m. Dance over to TU Dance Company Action Repeat or rock out with LIGHT ASYLUM at Metro Baltimore. Theater? Kimberly Akimbo lights up the Hippodrome at 7:30 p.m., and don't miss drag queen Alyssa Edwards' Thanks For Everything Tour at Baltimore Soundstage, doors at 7 p.m. Thursday through Sunday, ongoing gems like Yin Yoga Teacher Training, Weekly Wednesday Open House at Liriodendron Mansion spilling into the week, and You Can’t Take It With You at Spotlighters Theater keep the energy high. Swing by Sagamore Distillery's 9-Year Anniversary wrap-up if it lingers into Thursday on Baltimore Peninsula with cocktails and trucks. Museums stay open, and the National Aquarium's Dolphin Tour and 4D experiences run daily. Whatever your vibe—art, music, or theater—Baltimore's got you covered. Grab tickets quick and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 241 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7458596481 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore today, Sunday, April 26, 2026, and through the rest of this epic week. Whether you're craving music, ink, sports, or family fun, Charm City has you covered—let's dive right in. Kick off today with the grand finale of the Baltimore Tattoo Arts Festival at the Baltimore Convention Center on 1 West Pratt Street. According to Baltimore Magazine, it's a three-day extravaganza wrapping up from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., packed with world-class tattoo artists, piercings, live performances, collectors, and fans—tickets run $25 to $50, perfect for ink enthusiasts or just gawking at the art. EventCartel lists it as a hotspot through today, so grab your spot if you haven't. Music lovers, head to Grace United Methodist Church at 5407 North Charles Street for Mahler's 8th Symphony, the "Symphony of a Thousand," at 3 p.m. Baltimore Magazine reports over 150 choir singers from the Baltimore Choral Arts Society, Deer Creek Children’s Chorus, and Peabody Opera soloists uniting for this massive performance—tickets $26 to $52. Or catch An Afternoon with Ronn McFarlane at An die Musik on 409 North Charles Street, as noted by the Baltimore tourism site, for some intimate lute vibes. Don't miss Drag Brunch LIVE with Gizele Monáe at The Lord Baltimore Hotel on 20 West Baltimore Street, a sassy Sunday staple. The Sagamore Distillery 9-Year Anniversary Celebration rolls on through today at Baltimore Peninsula, per Baltimore Fishbowl—family-friendly with craft cocktail classes, food trucks, live music, vendors, and distillery tours, weather permitting. Catch the Baltimore Orioles versus Boston Red Sox at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on 333 West Camden Street, a heated rivalry game listed on the Baltimore events calendar—nothing beats crab cakes and a home run thrill. Wrapping up the weekend, Poe's Magic Theatre at The Lord Baltimore Hotel offers spooky illusions, and character design workshops at 1539 Light Street spark creativity for all ages. Listeners, thanks for tuning in—subscribe for more Baltimore beats. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 26 Apr 2026 08:04:47 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore today, Sunday, April 26, 2026, and through the rest of this epic week. Whether you're craving music, ink, sports, or family fun, Charm City has you covered—let's dive right in. Kick off today with the grand finale of the Baltimore Tattoo Arts Festival at the Baltimore Convention Center on 1 West Pratt Street. According to Baltimore Magazine, it's a three-day extravaganza wrapping up from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., packed with world-class tattoo artists, piercings, live performances, collectors, and fans—tickets run $25 to $50, perfect for ink enthusiasts or just gawking at the art. EventCartel lists it as a hotspot through today, so grab your spot if you haven't. Music lovers, head to Grace United Methodist Church at 5407 North Charles Street for Mahler's 8th Symphony, the "Symphony of a Thousand," at 3 p.m. Baltimore Magazine reports over 150 choir singers from the Baltimore Choral Arts Society, Deer Creek Children’s Chorus, and Peabody Opera soloists uniting for this massive performance—tickets $26 to $52. Or catch An Afternoon with Ronn McFarlane at An die Musik on 409 North Charles Street, as noted by the Baltimore tourism site, for some intimate lute vibes. Don't miss Drag Brunch LIVE with Gizele Monáe at The Lord Baltimore Hotel on 20 West Baltimore Street, a sassy Sunday staple. The Sagamore Distillery 9-Year Anniversary Celebration rolls on through today at Baltimore Peninsula, per Baltimore Fishbowl—family-friendly with craft cocktail classes, food trucks, live music, vendors, and distillery tours, weather permitting. Catch the Baltimore Orioles versus Boston Red Sox at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on 333 West Camden Street, a heated rivalry game listed on the Baltimore events calendar—nothing beats crab cakes and a home run thrill. Wrapping up the weekend, Poe's Magic Theatre at The Lord Baltimore Hotel offers spooky illusions, and character design workshops at 1539 Light Street spark creativity for all ages. Listeners, thanks for tuning in—subscribe for more Baltimore beats. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 178 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6249432700 Baltimore is buzzing this weekend with something for everyone, so let me walk you through the best events happening right now and through the rest of the week. If you're a music lover, you absolutely cannot miss Crankdat at Power Plant Live tonight. The show features Crankdat alongside Hedex, Zoey808, Flozone, and Nadia, with additional performances from The Vault and DNBintheDMV. Doors open at eight PM and the party runs until one thirty in the morning at 34 Market Place. Just note there is an eighteen plus age requirement, and if you're under twenty-one, there's a ten dollar cover charge at the door. Speaking of this weekend, the Baltimore Tattoo Convention is taking over the Convention Center downtown through Sunday. This annual festival brings together world-class tattoo artists, collectors, and enthusiasts for a full weekend experience. Saturday hours run from eleven AM to eleven PM, and Sunday wraps up at eight PM. General admission ranges from twenty-five to fifty dollars depending on the package you choose. For something more active, the Altra Sole of the City ten K is happening this morning around Harbor Point, starting at eight thirty AM. This annual race takes runners around the Inner Harbor and surrounding communities with an after-party along the waterfront to celebrate afterward. If you're looking for family-friendly fun, the Maryland Zoo is hosting Zoo Stories this evening at six thirty PM. They're commemorating one hundred fifty years of the zoo with the Stoop Storytelling Series, featuring live music by June Star. Tickets are twenty-five dollars. Earlier in the day, you can even join them for Breakfast with the Penguins from nine to ten thirty in the morning. Over at the B&O Railroad Museum, Day Out with Thomas is running today, perfect for the little ones who love trains. And if you're into outdoor activities, you can go Sailing Baltimore Harbor at the Downtown Sailing Center. For foodies, Tacos and Taps Festival is happening in Timonium from noon to five PM. They've moved indoors to the Cow Palace this year, so you can enjoy a fiesta grande atmosphere with food and drinks all afternoon. Whether you're into music, art, food, or outdoor adventures, Baltimore has packed this weekend with incredible opportunities to get out and explore. Thank you for tuning in and make sure to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 25 Apr 2026 08:04:56 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing this weekend with something for everyone, so let me walk you through the best events happening right now and through the rest of the week. If you're a music lover, you absolutely cannot miss Crankdat at Power Plant Live tonight. The show features Crankdat alongside Hedex, Zoey808, Flozone, and Nadia, with additional performances from The Vault and DNBintheDMV. Doors open at eight PM and the party runs until one thirty in the morning at 34 Market Place. Just note there is an eighteen plus age requirement, and if you're under twenty-one, there's a ten dollar cover charge at the door. Speaking of this weekend, the Baltimore Tattoo Convention is taking over the Convention Center downtown through Sunday. This annual festival brings together world-class tattoo artists, collectors, and enthusiasts for a full weekend experience. Saturday hours run from eleven AM to eleven PM, and Sunday wraps up at eight PM. General admission ranges from twenty-five to fifty dollars depending on the package you choose. For something more active, the Altra Sole of the City ten K is happening this morning around Harbor Point, starting at eight thirty AM. This annual race takes runners around the Inner Harbor and surrounding communities with an after-party along the waterfront to celebrate afterward. If you're looking for family-friendly fun, the Maryland Zoo is hosting Zoo Stories this evening at six thirty PM. They're commemorating one hundred fifty years of the zoo with the Stoop Storytelling Series, featuring live music by June Star. Tickets are twenty-five dollars. Earlier in the day, you can even join them for Breakfast with the Penguins from nine to ten thirty in the morning. Over at the B&O Railroad Museum, Day Out with Thomas is running today, perfect for the little ones who love trains. And if you're into outdoor activities, you can go Sailing Baltimore Harbor at the Downtown Sailing Center. For foodies, Tacos and Taps Festival is happening in Timonium from noon to five PM. They've moved indoors to the Cow Palace this year, so you can enjoy a fiesta grande atmosphere with food and drinks all afternoon. Whether you're into music, art, food, or outdoor adventures, Baltimore has packed this weekend with incredible opportunities to get out and explore. Thank you for tuning in and make sure to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 172 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5773853108 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Friday, April 24th through the weekend. Whether you're into poetry slams, baseball thrills, or family adventures, we've got the scoop to make your days unforgettable. Kick off today with the Rebels Zeitgeist Poetry Salon at The Ivy Bookshop on Falls Road from 6 to 8 p.m. Local poets celebrate the Black experience with the spring issue launch—grab a copy and soak in the vibes, all free according to Baltimore Style. Baseball fans, don't miss the Baltimore Orioles facing the Boston Red Sox at Oriole Park at Camden Yards at 7:05 p.m., a special HBCU and Divine Nine Night packed with energy, as listed on Baltimore Magazine's events calendar. Catch Willy Wonka Jr. at Mid Atlantic Community Church at 7 p.m., a charming show by The Talent Machine Co. and The Penguin Project for just $15. Music lovers, Art Sherrod Jr. jazzes up Keystone Korner Baltimore at 6 p.m. for $15 to $45, or hit the Spring Songwriter Showcase at Cult Classic Brewing Company starting at 7 p.m. Theater buffs, Maryland Opera's Madama Butterfly takes the stage at Church of the Redeemer at 7 p.m., tickets $29 to $99. And for laughs, Two's Company improv at The Highwire Center at 7 p.m. is only $10. Art scenes buzz too—check free exhibits like Matisse and Martinique at The Baltimore Museum of Art all day. Saturday amps up with Arts Every Day's 20th anniversary at Maryland Center for History and Culture from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., featuring puppet making and screen painting for families, free via artseveryday.org. Day Out with Thomas chugs along at B&O Railroad Museum, perfect for kids. MoveWell Fest brings wellness vibes to Carroll Park, and the Mini Maker's Market for Earth Day hits Eastern Ave. Sagamore Distillery's 9-Year Anniversary on Baltimore Peninsula runs through Sunday with cocktails, food trucks, and live music, family-friendly per Baltimore Fishbowl. Sunday wraps with the Charmed Farm Festival at Manor Hill Brewing in nearby Ellicott City at noon—unicorn meetups, crafts, and brews for all ages, straight from Baltimore Style. Baltimore's alive with creativity and fun, listeners—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 24 Apr 2026 08:02:54 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Friday, April 24th through the weekend. Whether you're into poetry slams, baseball thrills, or family adventures, we've got the scoop to make your days unforgettable. Kick off today with the Rebels Zeitgeist Poetry Salon at The Ivy Bookshop on Falls Road from 6 to 8 p.m. Local poets celebrate the Black experience with the spring issue launch—grab a copy and soak in the vibes, all free according to Baltimore Style. Baseball fans, don't miss the Baltimore Orioles facing the Boston Red Sox at Oriole Park at Camden Yards at 7:05 p.m., a special HBCU and Divine Nine Night packed with energy, as listed on Baltimore Magazine's events calendar. Catch Willy Wonka Jr. at Mid Atlantic Community Church at 7 p.m., a charming show by The Talent Machine Co. and The Penguin Project for just $15. Music lovers, Art Sherrod Jr. jazzes up Keystone Korner Baltimore at 6 p.m. for $15 to $45, or hit the Spring Songwriter Showcase at Cult Classic Brewing Company starting at 7 p.m. Theater buffs, Maryland Opera's Madama Butterfly takes the stage at Church of the Redeemer at 7 p.m., tickets $29 to $99. And for laughs, Two's Company improv at The Highwire Center at 7 p.m. is only $10. Art scenes buzz too—check free exhibits like Matisse and Martinique at The Baltimore Museum of Art all day. Saturday amps up with Arts Every Day's 20th anniversary at Maryland Center for History and Culture from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., featuring puppet making and screen painting for families, free via artseveryday.org. Day Out with Thomas chugs along at B&O Railroad Museum, perfect for kids. MoveWell Fest brings wellness vibes to Carroll Park, and the Mini Maker's Market for Earth Day hits Eastern Ave. Sagamore Distillery's 9-Year Anniversary on Baltimore Peninsula runs through Sunday with cocktails, food trucks, and live music, family-friendly per Baltimore Fishbowl. Sunday wraps with the Charmed Farm Festival at Manor Hill Brewing in nearby Ellicott City at noon—unicorn meetups, crafts, and brews for all ages, straight from Baltimore Style. Baltimore's alive with creativity and fun, listeners—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 252 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7553692830 Hey, Baltimore listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right now in Charm City on this Thursday, April 23, 2026, and through the weekend. Kick off today with CareerClub's networking event, a prime spot to connect with pros—happening at 11 a.m. at a TBD location, so register online via Eventbrite to snag your spot and boost that resume. Music lovers, head to Baltimore Soundstage tonight where legendary rapper Talib Kweli takes the stage at 8 p.m. with special guests MC Bravado & The 9 5 and Wish Granted—doors open at 7 p.m., perfect for hip-hop heads. Tomorrow, Friday, April 24, catch the Baltimore Orioles battling the Boston Red Sox at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on West Camden Street—it's HBCU & Divine Nine Night, blending baseball thrills with cultural vibes starting in the evening. Poetry fans, swing by Old Major Bar at 900 South Carey Street for Something, Something, Poetry, a lively open mic. Theater buffs, check out You Can’t Take It With You opening at Spotlighters Theater, running through May 17, for laughs with a quirky family tale. And don't miss Sagamore Distillery's 9-Year Anniversary Celebration kicking off at Baltimore Peninsula—family-friendly with craft cocktail classes, food trucks, live music, and vendors all weekend long. Saturday, April 25, explodes with fun. Start your morning at the 2026 Altra Sole of the City 10K in Harbor Point at 1310 Point Street—race the Inner Harbor at 8:30 a.m., then party waterfront-style. Horse racing enthusiasts, the Maryland Hunt Cup roars at Tufton Avenue with gates at 11 a.m. and the big race at 4 p.m.—tailgate traditions await for this 126-year legacy. Families, Day Out with Thomas chugs into the B&O Railroad Museum at 1100 James Street, plus Mudhouse Pottery Studio at 1827 Marshall Street opens for hands-on fun. Bookworms, celebrate Independent Bookstore Day at The Ivy Bookshop on 5928 Falls Road. Music picks include Pat Byrne in Concert and Conversation at Manor Mill on 2029 Monkton Road from 7 to 9 p.m., Worlds Beyond Imagination featuring TEO at 1065 South Charles Street, and Hannah LIVE! at The Highwire Center on 400 South Conkling Street. Crafty types, try the Upcycled Neck Ties, Brooches and Bows Class at 1539 Light Street or MoveWell Fest at Carroll Park on 1500 Washington Boulevard. History buffs, 1916 Rising: Docks, Dollars, and Defiance hits the Irish American Museum at 920 Lemmon Street, and Mini Maker's Market for Earth Day pops at 751 Eastern Avenue. Sunday, April 26, unwind with Sailing Baltimore Harbor at Downtown Sailing Center on 1425 Key Highway from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., An Afternoon with Ronn McFarlane at An die Musik on 409 North Charles Street, or Profs & Pints Baltimore on Dune and Messiahs. Create your own character design at 1539 Light Street, and brunch it up with Drag Brunch LIVE! with Gizele Monáe at The Lord Baltimore Hotel on 20 West Baltimore Street. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 23 Apr 2026 08:03:55 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey, Baltimore listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right now in Charm City on this Thursday, April 23, 2026, and through the weekend. Kick off today with CareerClub's networking event, a prime spot to connect with pros—happening at 11 a.m. at a TBD location, so register online via Eventbrite to snag your spot and boost that resume. Music lovers, head to Baltimore Soundstage tonight where legendary rapper Talib Kweli takes the stage at 8 p.m. with special guests MC Bravado & The 9 5 and Wish Granted—doors open at 7 p.m., perfect for hip-hop heads. Tomorrow, Friday, April 24, catch the Baltimore Orioles battling the Boston Red Sox at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on West Camden Street—it's HBCU & Divine Nine Night, blending baseball thrills with cultural vibes starting in the evening. Poetry fans, swing by Old Major Bar at 900 South Carey Street for Something, Something, Poetry, a lively open mic. Theater buffs, check out You Can’t Take It With You opening at Spotlighters Theater, running through May 17, for laughs with a quirky family tale. And don't miss Sagamore Distillery's 9-Year Anniversary Celebration kicking off at Baltimore Peninsula—family-friendly with craft cocktail classes, food trucks, live music, and vendors all weekend long. Saturday, April 25, explodes with fun. Start your morning at the 2026 Altra Sole of the City 10K in Harbor Point at 1310 Point Street—race the Inner Harbor at 8:30 a.m., then party waterfront-style. Horse racing enthusiasts, the Maryland Hunt Cup roars at Tufton Avenue with gates at 11 a.m. and the big race at 4 p.m.—tailgate traditions await for this 126-year legacy. Families, Day Out with Thomas chugs into the B&O Railroad Museum at 1100 James Street, plus Mudhouse Pottery Studio at 1827 Marshall Street opens for hands-on fun. Bookworms, celebrate Independent Bookstore Day at The Ivy Bookshop on 5928 Falls Road. Music picks include Pat Byrne in Concert and Conversation at Manor Mill on 2029 Monkton Road from 7 to 9 p.m., Worlds Beyond Imagination featuring TEO at 1065 South Charles Street, and Hannah LIVE! at The Highwire Center on 400 South Conkling Street. Crafty types, try the Upcycled Neck Ties, Brooches and Bows Class at 1539 Light Street or MoveWell Fest at Carroll Park on 1500 Washington Boulevard. History buffs, 1916 Rising: Docks, Dollars, and Defiance hits the Irish American Museum at 920 Lemmon Street, and Mini Maker's Market for Earth Day pops at 751 Eastern Avenue. Sunday, April 26, unwind with Sailing Baltimore Harbor at Downtown Sailing Center on 1425 Key Highway from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., An Afternoon with Ronn McFarlane at An die Musik on 409 North Charles Street, or Profs & Pints Baltimore on Dune and Messiahs. Create your own character design at 1539 Light Street, and brunch it up with Drag Brunch LIVE! with Gizele Monáe at The Lord Baltimore Hotel on 20 West Baltimore Street. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 286 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1546786180 Hey, Baltimore listeners, grab your calendars because today, Wednesday, April 22, 2026, kicks off an exciting week packed with laughs, jobs, animals, and more right here in Charm City. Let's dive into the fun as your friendly guide to what to do from now through the weekend. Starting today, head to The Port Comedy Club for Jerrod Carmichael's stand-up show at 7:00 PM—doors open at 6:00 for prime seating, according to AllEvents.in. If you're job hunting, don't miss the Baltimore Job Fair from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, hosted by Best Hire Career Fairs on Eventbrite and JobFairPro—it's virtual, so connect with top recruiters from your couch. Animal lovers, the National Aquarium offers a daily Animal Encounter at 10:00 AM over the Harbor Overlook, where you can get up close with turtles, lizards, and birds, included with admission as listed on their site. Art fans, catch Matisse in Vence: The Stations of the Cross exhibit from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM at a local venue, repeating weekly per the Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance calendar. And for eco-vibes, Earth Day Green Jams rock The Greenroom at Bluebird Cocktail Bar on Hickory Avenue starting at 7:30 PM, per AllEvents.in. Tomorrow, Thursday, April 23, keeps the energy high, but Friday, April 24, explodes with options. Catch the Baltimore Orioles versus Boston Red Sox at Oriole Park at Camden Yards—it's HBCU and Divine Nine Night, a lively game night vibe from the Baltimore.org events page. Theater buffs, Spotlighters Theater opens You Can't Take It With You, the hilarious family comedy running through May 17, as noted by Baltimore Fishbowl. Music lovers, Pat Byrne brings his concert and conversation to Manor Mill at 7:00 PM. Saturday, April 25, shines bright. Sagamore Distillery's 9-Year Anniversary Celebration on Baltimore Peninsula runs through Sunday with family-friendly craft cocktails, food trucks, live music, and vendors—weather permitting, says Baltimore Fishbowl. Dive into Musical Magic: Improv at The Highwire Center on Conkling Street, or explore Poe's Magic Theatre at The Lord Baltimore Hotel starting at 8:00 PM, both via Baltimore.org. Independent Bookstore Day hits The Ivy Bookshop on Falls Road for bookish fun. Whether you're laughing with Carmichael, cheering at Camden Yards, or sipping at Sagamore, Baltimore's buzzing. Make memories, stay safe, and soak it all in. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 22 Apr 2026 08:03:10 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey, Baltimore listeners, grab your calendars because today, Wednesday, April 22, 2026, kicks off an exciting week packed with laughs, jobs, animals, and more right here in Charm City. Let's dive into the fun as your friendly guide to what to do from now through the weekend. Starting today, head to The Port Comedy Club for Jerrod Carmichael's stand-up show at 7:00 PM—doors open at 6:00 for prime seating, according to AllEvents.in. If you're job hunting, don't miss the Baltimore Job Fair from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, hosted by Best Hire Career Fairs on Eventbrite and JobFairPro—it's virtual, so connect with top recruiters from your couch. Animal lovers, the National Aquarium offers a daily Animal Encounter at 10:00 AM over the Harbor Overlook, where you can get up close with turtles, lizards, and birds, included with admission as listed on their site. Art fans, catch Matisse in Vence: The Stations of the Cross exhibit from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM at a local venue, repeating weekly per the Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance calendar. And for eco-vibes, Earth Day Green Jams rock The Greenroom at Bluebird Cocktail Bar on Hickory Avenue starting at 7:30 PM, per AllEvents.in. Tomorrow, Thursday, April 23, keeps the energy high, but Friday, April 24, explodes with options. Catch the Baltimore Orioles versus Boston Red Sox at Oriole Park at Camden Yards—it's HBCU and Divine Nine Night, a lively game night vibe from the Baltimore.org events page. Theater buffs, Spotlighters Theater opens You Can't Take It With You, the hilarious family comedy running through May 17, as noted by Baltimore Fishbowl. Music lovers, Pat Byrne brings his concert and conversation to Manor Mill at 7:00 PM. Saturday, April 25, shines bright. Sagamore Distillery's 9-Year Anniversary Celebration on Baltimore Peninsula runs through Sunday with family-friendly craft cocktails, food trucks, live music, and vendors—weather permitting, says Baltimore Fishbowl. Dive into Musical Magic: Improv at The Highwire Center on Conkling Street, or explore Poe's Magic Theatre at The Lord Baltimore Hotel starting at 8:00 PM, both via Baltimore.org. Independent Bookstore Day hits The Ivy Bookshop on Falls Road for bookish fun. Whether you're laughing with Carmichael, cheering at Camden Yards, or sipping at Sagamore, Baltimore's buzzing. Make memories, stay safe, and soak it all in. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 229 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9767343386 Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and the rest of the week—it's April 19, 2026, and Charm City is buzzing with music, culture, and community vibes that’ll make you want to drop everything and dive in! Kicking off today, Sunday, head to Ottobar at 2549 N Howard Street for Pallbearer’s heavy-hitting concert at 7 p.m.—tickets start at $55, perfect for doom metal fans craving that raw energy, as listed on Concerts50. Over at 2640 Space on St. Paul Street, catch the free RISE BMORE Music tribute at 8 p.m., honoring Freddie Gray with Peabody professors and hip-hop artists blending Baltimore’s soulful sounds, straight from Baltimore Magazine’s can’t-miss list. Fashion lovers, don’t sleep on the I Love Morgan Week Fashion Show at Morgan State University—Ticketmaster has tickets ready for this stylish showcase. Families, hit the Goldsmith Campus grand opening and SpringFest from 1 to 4 p.m. for free fitness classes, kids’ projects, arts, wellness, story times, and a live DJ, courtesy of Baltimore Fishbowl. Or groove to vinyl at the BRBQ Balt.Record.Boutique at Wico Street Beer Co. from 1 to 5 p.m.—free, family-friendly record shopping with spinning DJs. Lingering from yesterday, Shen Yun’s classical Chinese dance wraps up at Hippodrome Theatre at 2 p.m., with orchestral magic and stunning visuals for $106 to $233, per Baltimore Magazine. This week heats up fast. Monday through Thursday, keep an eye on Urban Astronomy or Red Shoe Shuffle 5K recaps at Maryland Science Center, but the real fire’s Thursday, April 23: Legendary rapper Talib Kweli hits Baltimore Soundstage at 8 p.m. with MC Bravado and Wish Granted—doors at 7 p.m., as announced by Baltimore Fishbowl. Friday to Sunday, April 24-26, Sagamore Distillery’s 9-Year Anniversary on Baltimore Peninsula is your outdoor playground—family-friendly with craft cocktail classes, food trucks, live music, and vendors, weather permitting. Theater buffs, You Can’t Take It With You runs April 24 through May 17 at Spotlighters Theater, a hilarious clash of quirky families. From soul-stirring tunes to festive runs and fashion flair, Baltimore’s serving non-stop fun—grab your crew and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly scoops! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 19 Apr 2026 08:04:40 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and the rest of the week—it's April 19, 2026, and Charm City is buzzing with music, culture, and community vibes that’ll make you want to drop everything and dive in! Kicking off today, Sunday, head to Ottobar at 2549 N Howard Street for Pallbearer’s heavy-hitting concert at 7 p.m.—tickets start at $55, perfect for doom metal fans craving that raw energy, as listed on Concerts50. Over at 2640 Space on St. Paul Street, catch the free RISE BMORE Music tribute at 8 p.m., honoring Freddie Gray with Peabody professors and hip-hop artists blending Baltimore’s soulful sounds, straight from Baltimore Magazine’s can’t-miss list. Fashion lovers, don’t sleep on the I Love Morgan Week Fashion Show at Morgan State University—Ticketmaster has tickets ready for this stylish showcase. Families, hit the Goldsmith Campus grand opening and SpringFest from 1 to 4 p.m. for free fitness classes, kids’ projects, arts, wellness, story times, and a live DJ, courtesy of Baltimore Fishbowl. Or groove to vinyl at the BRBQ Balt.Record.Boutique at Wico Street Beer Co. from 1 to 5 p.m.—free, family-friendly record shopping with spinning DJs. Lingering from yesterday, Shen Yun’s classical Chinese dance wraps up at Hippodrome Theatre at 2 p.m., with orchestral magic and stunning visuals for $106 to $233, per Baltimore Magazine. This week heats up fast. Monday through Thursday, keep an eye on Urban Astronomy or Red Shoe Shuffle 5K recaps at Maryland Science Center, but the real fire’s Thursday, April 23: Legendary rapper Talib Kweli hits Baltimore Soundstage at 8 p.m. with MC Bravado and Wish Granted—doors at 7 p.m., as announced by Baltimore Fishbowl. Friday to Sunday, April 24-26, Sagamore Distillery’s 9-Year Anniversary on Baltimore Peninsula is your outdoor playground—family-friendly with craft cocktail classes, food trucks, live music, and vendors, weather permitting. Theater buffs, You Can’t Take It With You runs April 24 through May 17 at Spotlighters Theater, a hilarious clash of quirky families. From soul-stirring tunes to festive runs and fashion flair, Baltimore’s serving non-stop fun—grab your crew and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly scoops! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 234 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8140377645 Hey listeners, kick off your weekend in Baltimore with a bang because today, Saturday, April 18, 2026, is packed with toe-tapping tunes and tasty feasts. Head to the Baltimore Museum of Industry for the Baltimore Old Time Music Festival, wrapping up its two-day run with multi-stage concerts featuring acts like Golden Shoals, Stanley and The Ten Sleepless Knights, and Mark Schatz with Bryan McDowell. Expect workshops, square dancing, jamming sessions, kids' activities, and family programming along the South Baltimore waterfront from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.—Baltimore Magazine highlights hosts Ken and Brad Kolodner bringing that beloved Americana vibe, with weekend passes around $110 via TicketHive. If you're craving crab, swing by the Crab Feast fundraiser at 2900 Hamilton Ave from 2 to 6 p.m., where Eventbrite lists tickets at $30 to $50, including bushels of crabs per table, hookah, open bar options, and lunch menu items to support the 8U Gray Charles Comanches. Music lovers, catch hometown hero Snail Mail—aka Ellicott City's Lindsey Jordan—performing her new album Ricochet at Union Craft Brewing on West 41st Street starting at 4 p.m. for $39.67, with opening acts and local brews flowing. Over at Mobtown Ballroom in Station North, the Matsuri Sakura Market runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with free authentic Japanese foods and crafts, followed by a 6 p.m. after-party rocking Japanese bands and anime covers for $20 to $30, timed perfectly for cherry blossom season. Don't miss the Earth Day 5K and Fun Run at Patterson Park at 8:30 a.m., complete with a kids' dash, post-race breakfast, music, and volunteer gigs like tree planting till noon, as noted by Baltimore Fishbowl. Families can hit the Empty Bowls event at Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium from 4 to 7 p.m., savoring unlimited soup, artisan markets, kid zones, and handmade ceramics to aid St. Vincent de Paul, with tickets $35 to $1,000. Tonight, Phil Wickham's Song of the Saints Tour lights up Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena, Orchestra Noir's Culture 2000 Tour takes Lyric Baltimore, and Imbued rocks Metro Baltimore at 6:30 p.m. Shen Yun dazzles at Hippodrome Theatre with classical Chinese dance at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Tomorrow, Sunday, catch Shen Yun's final 2 p.m. show and the poignant Rise BMore tribute concert at 2640 Space, honoring Freddie Gray with Peabody profs and hip-hop artists—it's free. Later this week, Sagamore Distillery's 9-Year Anniversary on the Baltimore Peninsula from Friday to Sunday brings cocktail classes, food trucks, live music, and vendors. Your friendly guide says grab tickets fast and make memories—Baltimore's buzzing! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 18 Apr 2026 08:06:02 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, kick off your weekend in Baltimore with a bang because today, Saturday, April 18, 2026, is packed with toe-tapping tunes and tasty feasts. Head to the Baltimore Museum of Industry for the Baltimore Old Time Music Festival, wrapping up its two-day run with multi-stage concerts featuring acts like Golden Shoals, Stanley and The Ten Sleepless Knights, and Mark Schatz with Bryan McDowell. Expect workshops, square dancing, jamming sessions, kids' activities, and family programming along the South Baltimore waterfront from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.—Baltimore Magazine highlights hosts Ken and Brad Kolodner bringing that beloved Americana vibe, with weekend passes around $110 via TicketHive. If you're craving crab, swing by the Crab Feast fundraiser at 2900 Hamilton Ave from 2 to 6 p.m., where Eventbrite lists tickets at $30 to $50, including bushels of crabs per table, hookah, open bar options, and lunch menu items to support the 8U Gray Charles Comanches. Music lovers, catch hometown hero Snail Mail—aka Ellicott City's Lindsey Jordan—performing her new album Ricochet at Union Craft Brewing on West 41st Street starting at 4 p.m. for $39.67, with opening acts and local brews flowing. Over at Mobtown Ballroom in Station North, the Matsuri Sakura Market runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with free authentic Japanese foods and crafts, followed by a 6 p.m. after-party rocking Japanese bands and anime covers for $20 to $30, timed perfectly for cherry blossom season. Don't miss the Earth Day 5K and Fun Run at Patterson Park at 8:30 a.m., complete with a kids' dash, post-race breakfast, music, and volunteer gigs like tree planting till noon, as noted by Baltimore Fishbowl. Families can hit the Empty Bowls event at Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium from 4 to 7 p.m., savoring unlimited soup, artisan markets, kid zones, and handmade ceramics to aid St. Vincent de Paul, with tickets $35 to $1,000. Tonight, Phil Wickham's Song of the Saints Tour lights up Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena, Orchestra Noir's Culture 2000 Tour takes Lyric Baltimore, and Imbued rocks Metro Baltimore at 6:30 p.m. Shen Yun dazzles at Hippodrome Theatre with classical Chinese dance at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Tomorrow, Sunday, catch Shen Yun's final 2 p.m. show and the poignant Rise BMore tribute concert at 2640 Space, honoring Freddie Gray with Peabody profs and hip-hop artists—it's free. Later this week, Sagamore Distillery's 9-Year Anniversary on the Baltimore Peninsula from Friday to Sunday brings cocktail classes, food trucks, live music, and vendors. Your friendly guide says grab tickets fast and make memories—Baltimore's buzzing! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 258 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6680962822 Hey listeners, kick off your Friday in Baltimore with the twangy vibes of the Baltimore Old Time Music Festival at the Baltimore Museum of Industry on 1415 Key Highway. According to Baltimore Magazine, local father-son duo Ken and Brad Kolodner are hosting this seventh annual shindig today from 5 to 10:30 p.m. and all day Saturday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., packed with Americana concerts, workshops, square dancing, jam sessions, and kid-friendly fun along the South Baltimore waterfront. Tickets run $20 to $110, so grab yours for some foot-stomping energy. Tonight's also buzzing with the 20th Annual Empty Bowls Candlelight & Clay Event at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, as Baltimore Fishbowl reports. From 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., savor elegant food tastings, an open bar, dueling pianos by Felix & Fingers, a silent auction, and handmade ceramic bowls—all benefiting St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore's poverty relief efforts. Tickets start at $35, up to $1,000 for VIP perks. Hopkins fans, don't miss the 2026 Rebel Keg Party at Gertrude's in the Johns Hopkins Homewood area starting at 6:30 p.m., per Eventbrite listings. For magic and laughs, Spencer Horsman's Mischief & Deception show hits Illusions Bar & Theater at 8 p.m. Wine lovers, snag spots at the Caymus Vineyards Wine Dinner at McCormick & Schmick's Seafood & Steaks at 7 p.m., or groove to live jazz and wine tasting at 402 N Howard Street from 6 p.m. Music picks include Almost Infinity rocking Rye Street Tavern at 5 p.m. and Punchline at Zen West at 5:30 p.m., via Webtunes and Spotify. Saturday amps up with the family-friendly Empty Bowls event returning from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Fairgrounds—unlimited soup, a kid fun zone, artisan market, and more bowls for a great cause. The Old Time Music Festival rolls on, and the Maryland Zoo's Earth Day Party for the Planet runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. through Sunday, featuring activity stations, native seed giveaways, and eco-orgs, as noted by Baltimore Fishbowl. Lace up for the Earth Day 5K, Fun Run, and Kids’ Dash in Patterson Park at 8:30 a.m., followed by breakfast, music, and volunteer mulching or tree planting till noon. Swing by the Ping-Pong Pop-Up at the Jewish Museum of Maryland through May 17 for free-to-$10 art-meets-sport fun with pro tables and stadium seating, courtesy of Baltimore Magazine. Listeners, thanks for tuning in—subscribe for more Baltimore adventure tips. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 17 Apr 2026 08:02:45 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, kick off your Friday in Baltimore with the twangy vibes of the Baltimore Old Time Music Festival at the Baltimore Museum of Industry on 1415 Key Highway. According to Baltimore Magazine, local father-son duo Ken and Brad Kolodner are hosting this seventh annual shindig today from 5 to 10:30 p.m. and all day Saturday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., packed with Americana concerts, workshops, square dancing, jam sessions, and kid-friendly fun along the South Baltimore waterfront. Tickets run $20 to $110, so grab yours for some foot-stomping energy. Tonight's also buzzing with the 20th Annual Empty Bowls Candlelight & Clay Event at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, as Baltimore Fishbowl reports. From 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., savor elegant food tastings, an open bar, dueling pianos by Felix & Fingers, a silent auction, and handmade ceramic bowls—all benefiting St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore's poverty relief efforts. Tickets start at $35, up to $1,000 for VIP perks. Hopkins fans, don't miss the 2026 Rebel Keg Party at Gertrude's in the Johns Hopkins Homewood area starting at 6:30 p.m., per Eventbrite listings. For magic and laughs, Spencer Horsman's Mischief & Deception show hits Illusions Bar & Theater at 8 p.m. Wine lovers, snag spots at the Caymus Vineyards Wine Dinner at McCormick & Schmick's Seafood & Steaks at 7 p.m., or groove to live jazz and wine tasting at 402 N Howard Street from 6 p.m. Music picks include Almost Infinity rocking Rye Street Tavern at 5 p.m. and Punchline at Zen West at 5:30 p.m., via Webtunes and Spotify. Saturday amps up with the family-friendly Empty Bowls event returning from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Fairgrounds—unlimited soup, a kid fun zone, artisan market, and more bowls for a great cause. The Old Time Music Festival rolls on, and the Maryland Zoo's Earth Day Party for the Planet runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. through Sunday, featuring activity stations, native seed giveaways, and eco-orgs, as noted by Baltimore Fishbowl. Lace up for the Earth Day 5K, Fun Run, and Kids’ Dash in Patterson Park at 8:30 a.m., followed by breakfast, music, and volunteer mulching or tree planting till noon. Swing by the Ping-Pong Pop-Up at the Jewish Museum of Maryland through May 17 for free-to-$10 art-meets-sport fun with pro tables and stadium seating, courtesy of Baltimore Magazine. Listeners, thanks for tuning in—subscribe for more Baltimore adventure tips. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 230 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5503448479 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this Thursday, April 16, 2026. Kick things off tonight with the mesmerizing Candlelight: Hip-Hop on Strings at the Maryland Center for History and Culture on 610 Park Ave. Doors open around 5:30 PM, and the show starts at 6:30 PM, where a string ensemble reimagines hip-hop classics in a candlelit, multi-sensory wonderland. Tickets start at $43 from concerts50.com, but they're selling fast, so grab yours for this intimate vibe that blends urban beats with classical flair. Head over to Baltimore Center Stage today through May 10 for the family-friendly production of Holes, bringing Louis Sachar's adventure-packed tale of mystery, friendship, and justice to life with Stanley Yelnats and the Camp Green Lake crew. It's perfect for all ages and running multiple shows this week. Tomorrow, Friday, April 17, dive into the Baltimore Old Time Music Festival along the South Baltimore waterfront at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, 1415 Key Hwy. Hosted by local father-son duo Ken and Brad Kolodner, expect concerts, workshops, square dancing, jam sessions, and kids' programming from 5 to 10:30 PM. Tickets range from $20 to $110, as noted by Baltimore Magazine and Frederick Frequency. That same evening, join the 20th Annual Empty Bowls Candlelight & Clay Event, a fundraiser for St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, 2200 York Rd. From 6:30 to 9:30 PM, savor elegant food tastings, an open bar, dueling pianos by Felix & Fingers, a silent auction, and handmade ceramic bowls to take home. Tickets are $35 to $1,000 per Baltimore Magazine and Baltimore Fishbowl. Saturday, April 18, keeps the momentum with the festival's all-day action from 10 AM to 11 PM at the museum, plus the family edition of Empty Bowls from 4 to 7 PM at the fairgrounds. Enjoy unlimited soup, kid fun zones, artisan markets, and more bowls, all benefiting poverty relief efforts. Don't miss the Ping-Pong Pop-Up at the Jewish Museum of Maryland, 15 Lloyd St., running through May 17 with free or low-cost entry Sundays 10 AM to 4 PM and weekdays noon to 4 PM. Test your skills on pro tables amid Bruce Willen's supergraphics. Baltimore's buzzing with music, food, theater, and hands-on fun—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 16 Apr 2026 14:02:33 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this Thursday, April 16, 2026. Kick things off tonight with the mesmerizing Candlelight: Hip-Hop on Strings at the Maryland Center for History and Culture on 610 Park Ave. Doors open around 5:30 PM, and the show starts at 6:30 PM, where a string ensemble reimagines hip-hop classics in a candlelit, multi-sensory wonderland. Tickets start at $43 from concerts50.com, but they're selling fast, so grab yours for this intimate vibe that blends urban beats with classical flair. Head over to Baltimore Center Stage today through May 10 for the family-friendly production of Holes, bringing Louis Sachar's adventure-packed tale of mystery, friendship, and justice to life with Stanley Yelnats and the Camp Green Lake crew. It's perfect for all ages and running multiple shows this week. Tomorrow, Friday, April 17, dive into the Baltimore Old Time Music Festival along the South Baltimore waterfront at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, 1415 Key Hwy. Hosted by local father-son duo Ken and Brad Kolodner, expect concerts, workshops, square dancing, jam sessions, and kids' programming from 5 to 10:30 PM. Tickets range from $20 to $110, as noted by Baltimore Magazine and Frederick Frequency. That same evening, join the 20th Annual Empty Bowls Candlelight & Clay Event, a fundraiser for St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, 2200 York Rd. From 6:30 to 9:30 PM, savor elegant food tastings, an open bar, dueling pianos by Felix & Fingers, a silent auction, and handmade ceramic bowls to take home. Tickets are $35 to $1,000 per Baltimore Magazine and Baltimore Fishbowl. Saturday, April 18, keeps the momentum with the festival's all-day action from 10 AM to 11 PM at the museum, plus the family edition of Empty Bowls from 4 to 7 PM at the fairgrounds. Enjoy unlimited soup, kid fun zones, artisan markets, and more bowls, all benefiting poverty relief efforts. Don't miss the Ping-Pong Pop-Up at the Jewish Museum of Maryland, 15 Lloyd St., running through May 17 with free or low-cost entry Sundays 10 AM to 4 PM and weekdays noon to 4 PM. Test your skills on pro tables amid Bruce Willen's supergraphics. Baltimore's buzzing with music, food, theater, and hands-on fun—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 242 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1025496128 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this vibrant Wednesday in April. Kick things off today with the Wednesday Walk at Cylburn Arboretum's City Demonstration Gardens at noon—stroll through blooming wonders and soak up that fresh spring air, as listed on Eventbrite. History buffs, head to the Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum at 11 a.m. for their guided group tour, diving deep into Baltimore's powerful past, straight from Eventbrite details. Tomorrow, Thursday, treat your taste buds to the April Taste & Tour at the stunning Garrett Jacobs Mansion at 6 p.m., sipping and savoring in elegant surroundings, per Eventbrite. Fitness fans, catch Pole Pilates at Fantasy Fitness & Body Sculpting at 7:50 p.m., blending strength and fun in a sweaty, empowering session, also on Eventbrite. And if you're event-planning, check out the unique art space at 877 N Howard St. in Mount Vernon at 7 p.m. for inspiration. Flash forward to the weekend—don't miss the Baltimore Old Time Music Festival on Friday and Saturday at the Baltimore Museum of Industry along the South Baltimore waterfront. Hosted by Ken and Brad Kolodner, it's packed with Americana concerts, workshops, square dancing, jam sessions, and kid-friendly vibes from 5 p.m. Friday to 11 p.m. Saturday, tickets $20 to $110, as highlighted by Baltimore Magazine. Foodies and philanthropists, join the Empty Bowls fundraiser Friday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday 4 to 7 p.m. at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. Score handmade ceramics, gourmet tastings, live music, and family fun while supporting St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore, with options from $35 to $1,000, according to both Baltimore Magazine and Baltimore Fishbowl. On Saturday, lace up for the Earth Day 5K, Fun Run, and Kids’ Dash at 8:30 a.m. in Patterson Park—run for the planet, then stick around for breakfast, tunes, tree planting, and trash cleanups till noon, via Baltimore Fishbowl. Sunday brings the Red Shoe Shuffle 5K Run & Walk at 10:30 a.m. from Ronald McDonald House, winding through Little Italy and the Inner Harbor, celebrating 15 years with post-race festivities, food, and music, as reported by Baltimore Fishbowl. Throughout the month, immerse in Nature Deficit Disorder at the Baltimore Museum of Art—a simulated forest exhibit urging us to unplug and reconnect, open Wednesdays to Sundays, free entry, from Baltimore Magazine. Ping-Pong fans, hit the pop-up at the Jewish Museum of Maryland with pro tables and seating, free to $10. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out there, make memories, and explore our city's heartbeat. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 15 Apr 2026 08:03:34 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this vibrant Wednesday in April. Kick things off today with the Wednesday Walk at Cylburn Arboretum's City Demonstration Gardens at noon—stroll through blooming wonders and soak up that fresh spring air, as listed on Eventbrite. History buffs, head to the Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum at 11 a.m. for their guided group tour, diving deep into Baltimore's powerful past, straight from Eventbrite details. Tomorrow, Thursday, treat your taste buds to the April Taste & Tour at the stunning Garrett Jacobs Mansion at 6 p.m., sipping and savoring in elegant surroundings, per Eventbrite. Fitness fans, catch Pole Pilates at Fantasy Fitness & Body Sculpting at 7:50 p.m., blending strength and fun in a sweaty, empowering session, also on Eventbrite. And if you're event-planning, check out the unique art space at 877 N Howard St. in Mount Vernon at 7 p.m. for inspiration. Flash forward to the weekend—don't miss the Baltimore Old Time Music Festival on Friday and Saturday at the Baltimore Museum of Industry along the South Baltimore waterfront. Hosted by Ken and Brad Kolodner, it's packed with Americana concerts, workshops, square dancing, jam sessions, and kid-friendly vibes from 5 p.m. Friday to 11 p.m. Saturday, tickets $20 to $110, as highlighted by Baltimore Magazine. Foodies and philanthropists, join the Empty Bowls fundraiser Friday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday 4 to 7 p.m. at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. Score handmade ceramics, gourmet tastings, live music, and family fun while supporting St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore, with options from $35 to $1,000, according to both Baltimore Magazine and Baltimore Fishbowl. On Saturday, lace up for the Earth Day 5K, Fun Run, and Kids’ Dash at 8:30 a.m. in Patterson Park—run for the planet, then stick around for breakfast, tunes, tree planting, and trash cleanups till noon, via Baltimore Fishbowl. Sunday brings the Red Shoe Shuffle 5K Run & Walk at 10:30 a.m. from Ronald McDonald House, winding through Little Italy and the Inner Harbor, celebrating 15 years with post-race festivities, food, and music, as reported by Baltimore Fishbowl. Throughout the month, immerse in Nature Deficit Disorder at the Baltimore Museum of Art—a simulated forest exhibit urging us to unplug and reconnect, open Wednesdays to Sundays, free entry, from Baltimore Magazine. Ping-Pong fans, hit the pop-up at the Jewish Museum of Maryland with pro tables and seating, free to $10. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out there, make memories, and explore our city's heartbeat. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 269 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6171447504 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Sunday, April 12, 2026, and straight through the week and weekend ahead. Charm City's buzzing with music, festivals, and family fun—let's dive right in so you don't miss a beat. Kicking off today, head to Nevermore Hall for an epic night of live music. Balmora takes the stage at 7 PM with her soulful vocals and electrifying energy, according to Visit Baltimore. But wait, the action heats up there with multiple shows: Converge blasts metal vibes at 7 PM, as listed on Shazam, and Poison the Well rocks their Peace in Place Tour at the same time, per Ticketmaster—perfect for hardcore fans stacking the night. Over at The Garage at R House, The Flavor Summit 2026 runs from 11 AM to 3 PM, packed with DJs, live MCs, hip-hop art exhibits, a vinyl market, and awards celebrating music and culture, straight from Baltimore Fishbowl. Families, catch the tail end of Disney’s Encanto In Concert with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall through tonight, bringing that magical score to life. And Poe lovers, swing by Poe Baltimore for the “Written In Stone: 150 Years of the Poe Monument” art exhibit from 11 AM to 4 PM. Monday through Sunday, the Baltimore Farmers’ Market fires up its 49th season under the Jones Falls Expressway at Holliday and Saratoga Streets, 7 AM to noon every Sunday—grab local produce, crafts, and eats, reports Baltimore Magazine. Ping-Pong fans, hit the Jewish Museum of Maryland's pop-up installation with pro tables and art by Bruce Willen, open Sundays 10 AM to 4 PM through May 17. Midweek builds to Saturday, April 18's Earth Day 5K and Fun Run at Patterson Park—race at 8:30 AM, then mulch trees or garden till noon, with breakfast and music after, via Baltimore Fishbowl. Don't sleep on these—Baltimore's vibe is unbeatable. Grab tickets, pack sunscreen, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 12 Apr 2026 08:04:57 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Sunday, April 12, 2026, and straight through the week and weekend ahead. Charm City's buzzing with music, festivals, and family fun—let's dive right in so you don't miss a beat. Kicking off today, head to Nevermore Hall for an epic night of live music. Balmora takes the stage at 7 PM with her soulful vocals and electrifying energy, according to Visit Baltimore. But wait, the action heats up there with multiple shows: Converge blasts metal vibes at 7 PM, as listed on Shazam, and Poison the Well rocks their Peace in Place Tour at the same time, per Ticketmaster—perfect for hardcore fans stacking the night. Over at The Garage at R House, The Flavor Summit 2026 runs from 11 AM to 3 PM, packed with DJs, live MCs, hip-hop art exhibits, a vinyl market, and awards celebrating music and culture, straight from Baltimore Fishbowl. Families, catch the tail end of Disney’s Encanto In Concert with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall through tonight, bringing that magical score to life. And Poe lovers, swing by Poe Baltimore for the “Written In Stone: 150 Years of the Poe Monument” art exhibit from 11 AM to 4 PM. Monday through Sunday, the Baltimore Farmers’ Market fires up its 49th season under the Jones Falls Expressway at Holliday and Saratoga Streets, 7 AM to noon every Sunday—grab local produce, crafts, and eats, reports Baltimore Magazine. Ping-Pong fans, hit the Jewish Museum of Maryland's pop-up installation with pro tables and art by Bruce Willen, open Sundays 10 AM to 4 PM through May 17. Midweek builds to Saturday, April 18's Earth Day 5K and Fun Run at Patterson Park—race at 8:30 AM, then mulch trees or garden till noon, with breakfast and music after, via Baltimore Fishbowl. Don't sleep on these—Baltimore's vibe is unbeatable. Grab tickets, pack sunscreen, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 160 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2815328155 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and beyond—April 11 through the 12th and into the week. Today, Saturday the 11th, kicks off with a bang at the massive Baltimore Street Food Festival taking over an entire city block at Power Plant Live from 2 to 8 PM. Eventbrite details how you'll dive into 30-plus vendors slinging unique eats from top restaurants and food trucks, all at just five bucks a pop, or grab ten-dollar giant portions to really feast. It's the perfect spot to stuff your face and vibe with live entertainment. Soar into fun at The Big Baltimore Kite Fest in Patterson Park near the Observatory, running noon to 4 PM. Baltimore Fishbowl and the Creative Alliance highlight free kite-flying, a friendly flyer workshop, kites for sale, food trucks, pop-up performances, and a pro fly zone—pure whimsical spring magic over Highlandtown skies. Music lovers, head to the Lyric at 140 West Mount Royal Avenue for Floetry's Say Yes The Tour tonight and tomorrow, with Raheem DeVaughn and special guest Teedra Moses, as VisitMaryland.org announces their hot return after nearly a decade. Catch the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's Encanto In Concert at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Cathedral Street, or Romeo Santos and Prince Royce's Mejor Tarde Que Nunca 2026 Tour at CFG Bank Arena. TCG fans, Flippin' Card Show brings Baltimore's biggest Pokemon and trading card bash downtown from 9 AM to 5 PM today and tomorrow—300-plus tables await. Don't miss the CityLit Festival at Maryland Center for History and Culture on Park Avenue, 10 AM to 6 PM, themed Bearing Witness: Literature as a Revolutionary Act, packed with author readings, panels, workshops, and a book marketplace per Baltimore Fishbowl. Families, the Children's Book Festival at Reginald F. Lewis Museum on Pratt Street runs 11 AM to 3 PM. Art seekers, Mill Centre's Spring Open Studios at 3000 Chestnut Avenue are open 10 AM to 5 PM, and craft a wooden jigsaw puzzle with Tavi Harwood at Manor Mill from 1 to 4 PM. Sunday the 12th keeps the party going with more Street Food Festival, Floetry, and TCG action, plus a Revolution & Remembrance Bus Tour from Baltimore Visitor Center on Light Street, 11 AM to 2 PM, diving into patriots and Poe family history via baltimore.org. Earlier this week, catch the tail end of Maryland Film Fest through the 12th at Parkway Theatre, Bread & Puppet Theater on St. Paul Street April 10-11, and Baltimore Irish Trad Fest April 10-11 at Creative Alliance with masters like John Carty. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out there, make memories, and soak it all in. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:06:32 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and beyond—April 11 through the 12th and into the week. Today, Saturday the 11th, kicks off with a bang at the massive Baltimore Street Food Festival taking over an entire city block at Power Plant Live from 2 to 8 PM. Eventbrite details how you'll dive into 30-plus vendors slinging unique eats from top restaurants and food trucks, all at just five bucks a pop, or grab ten-dollar giant portions to really feast. It's the perfect spot to stuff your face and vibe with live entertainment. Soar into fun at The Big Baltimore Kite Fest in Patterson Park near the Observatory, running noon to 4 PM. Baltimore Fishbowl and the Creative Alliance highlight free kite-flying, a friendly flyer workshop, kites for sale, food trucks, pop-up performances, and a pro fly zone—pure whimsical spring magic over Highlandtown skies. Music lovers, head to the Lyric at 140 West Mount Royal Avenue for Floetry's Say Yes The Tour tonight and tomorrow, with Raheem DeVaughn and special guest Teedra Moses, as VisitMaryland.org announces their hot return after nearly a decade. Catch the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's Encanto In Concert at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Cathedral Street, or Romeo Santos and Prince Royce's Mejor Tarde Que Nunca 2026 Tour at CFG Bank Arena. TCG fans, Flippin' Card Show brings Baltimore's biggest Pokemon and trading card bash downtown from 9 AM to 5 PM today and tomorrow—300-plus tables await. Don't miss the CityLit Festival at Maryland Center for History and Culture on Park Avenue, 10 AM to 6 PM, themed Bearing Witness: Literature as a Revolutionary Act, packed with author readings, panels, workshops, and a book marketplace per Baltimore Fishbowl. Families, the Children's Book Festival at Reginald F. Lewis Museum on Pratt Street runs 11 AM to 3 PM. Art seekers, Mill Centre's Spring Open Studios at 3000 Chestnut Avenue are open 10 AM to 5 PM, and craft a wooden jigsaw puzzle with Tavi Harwood at Manor Mill from 1 to 4 PM. Sunday the 12th keeps the party going with more Street Food Festival, Floetry, and TCG action, plus a Revolution & Remembrance Bus Tour from Baltimore Visitor Center on Light Street, 11 AM to 2 PM, diving into patriots and Poe family history via baltimore.org. Earlier this week, catch the tail end of Maryland Film Fest through the 12th at Parkway Theatre, Bread & Puppet Theater on St. Paul Street April 10-11, and Baltimore Irish Trad Fest April 10-11 at Creative Alliance with masters like John Carty. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out there, make memories, and soak it all in. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 253 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4841475228 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Friday through the weekend of April 10th, 2026. As your friendly neighborhood navigator, I'm here to spotlight the hottest events that'll make your days unforgettable in Charm City. Kick off tonight at the Ottobar on 2549 N Howard Street, where punk legends Subhumans are tearing up the stage with their high-energy concert tour stop, according to Trip.com. Doors open early, so grab your tickets for that raw, electrifying vibe. Over at the Maryland Center for History and Culture, Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA lights up at 8:30 pm with a magical, multi-sensory tribute under glowing candles—Listeso Music Group promises an awe-inspiring night of those iconic hits for just $43.45 a ticket. And if you're feeling the groove, head to Morgan State University for Walk Like A Sigma, a fresh performance that's got Ticketmaster buzzing. Saturday amps up with the Baltimore Irish Trad Fest at Creative Alliance on 3134 Eastern Ave., Baltimore Magazine and the venue's site report a full day of traditional Irish concerts, jams, and dances starting at 7:30 pm Friday and rolling into Saturday from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm and evening shows—$20 to $215 gets you in on the Celtic fun. Puppet fans, don't sleep on Bread & Puppet Theater's magical show packed with music, politics, and surprises at 2640 Space on St. Paul Street at 7 pm, as highlighted by Baltimore Magazine. Then, soar into the BIG Baltimore Kite Fest at Patterson Park Observatory from noon, Baltimore Fishbowl details free flyer workshops, food trucks, pop-up performances, and a pro fly zone for family-friendly sky-high thrills. Cap your night with CityLit Festival at the Maryland Center for History and Culture from 10 am to 6 pm, featuring author readings, panels on "Bearing Witness: Literature as a Revolutionary Act," and a book marketplace. Sunday keeps the momentum with more Irish Trad Fest action and lingering festival vibes, plus check out the immersive Nature Deficit Disorder exhibit at Baltimore Museum of Art—surrender your phone for a simulated woodland escape through May 31, per Baltimore Fishbowl and the museum. Whether you're dancing, flying kites, or rocking out, Baltimore's serving non-stop excitement. Dive in, stay safe, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 10 Apr 2026 12:44:34 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Friday through the weekend of April 10th, 2026. As your friendly neighborhood navigator, I'm here to spotlight the hottest events that'll make your days unforgettable in Charm City. Kick off tonight at the Ottobar on 2549 N Howard Street, where punk legends Subhumans are tearing up the stage with their high-energy concert tour stop, according to Trip.com. Doors open early, so grab your tickets for that raw, electrifying vibe. Over at the Maryland Center for History and Culture, Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA lights up at 8:30 pm with a magical, multi-sensory tribute under glowing candles—Listeso Music Group promises an awe-inspiring night of those iconic hits for just $43.45 a ticket. And if you're feeling the groove, head to Morgan State University for Walk Like A Sigma, a fresh performance that's got Ticketmaster buzzing. Saturday amps up with the Baltimore Irish Trad Fest at Creative Alliance on 3134 Eastern Ave., Baltimore Magazine and the venue's site report a full day of traditional Irish concerts, jams, and dances starting at 7:30 pm Friday and rolling into Saturday from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm and evening shows—$20 to $215 gets you in on the Celtic fun. Puppet fans, don't sleep on Bread & Puppet Theater's magical show packed with music, politics, and surprises at 2640 Space on St. Paul Street at 7 pm, as highlighted by Baltimore Magazine. Then, soar into the BIG Baltimore Kite Fest at Patterson Park Observatory from noon, Baltimore Fishbowl details free flyer workshops, food trucks, pop-up performances, and a pro fly zone for family-friendly sky-high thrills. Cap your night with CityLit Festival at the Maryland Center for History and Culture from 10 am to 6 pm, featuring author readings, panels on "Bearing Witness: Literature as a Revolutionary Act," and a book marketplace. Sunday keeps the momentum with more Irish Trad Fest action and lingering festival vibes, plus check out the immersive Nature Deficit Disorder exhibit at Baltimore Museum of Art—surrender your phone for a simulated woodland escape through May 31, per Baltimore Fishbowl and the museum. Whether you're dancing, flying kites, or rocking out, Baltimore's serving non-stop excitement. Dive in, stay safe, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 226 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9715602499 Baltimore, get ready for an incredible week ahead! Tonight is your last chance to catch GospelFest, a moving tribute to gospel legend Richard Smallwood happening at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall at seven thirty PM. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is joining forces with choirs from Morgan State, Coppin State, Howard University, and Bowie State to celebrate this icon's life and legacy. Tickets range from nineteen to sixty-eight dollars, so this is an accessible way to experience something truly special. Tomorrow kicks off the Baltimore Irish Trad Fest at Creative Alliance on Eastern Avenue, running through Saturday. Friday night features traditional concerts starting at seven thirty PM, and Saturday brings a full day of Irish music from nine thirty in the morning through three thirty in the afternoon, plus evening performances at seven thirty. Whether you're a longtime fan of traditional Irish music or just curious about the genre, this festival celebrates the city's vibrant Irish music community with concerts, jam sessions, and dances. Tickets range from twenty to two hundred fifteen dollars. Also happening Friday and Saturday is the Maryland Film Festival at the Parkway Theatre on North Avenue. This five-day celebration showcases more than one hundred seventy films from local and global filmmakers, along with free programming and community discussions. Admission is fifteen to three hundred fifty dollars depending on which events you choose. Saturday afternoon, head to Patterson Park for the Big Baltimore Kite Fest starting at noon. This whimsical celebration of spring features colorful kites filling the sky, a free friendly flyer workshop, kites for sale, food vendors, and pop-up performances. Best of all, it's completely free. If you're looking for something more contemplative, the Baltimore Museum of Art's Nature Deficit Disorder exhibition runs through May thirty-first. Artist Rachel Lee Hovnanian has created an immersive simulated forest installation that invites you to disconnect from technology and reconnect with the natural world. The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday from ten AM to five PM, with extended hours until nine PM on Thursdays, and admission is free. Whether you're seeking music, film, outdoor fun, or artistic inspiration, Baltimore has something extraordinary lined up this week. Get out there and explore what your city has to offer. Thank you so much for tuning in, and please remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 09 Apr 2026 08:02:13 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore, get ready for an incredible week ahead! Tonight is your last chance to catch GospelFest, a moving tribute to gospel legend Richard Smallwood happening at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall at seven thirty PM. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is joining forces with choirs from Morgan State, Coppin State, Howard University, and Bowie State to celebrate this icon's life and legacy. Tickets range from nineteen to sixty-eight dollars, so this is an accessible way to experience something truly special. Tomorrow kicks off the Baltimore Irish Trad Fest at Creative Alliance on Eastern Avenue, running through Saturday. Friday night features traditional concerts starting at seven thirty PM, and Saturday brings a full day of Irish music from nine thirty in the morning through three thirty in the afternoon, plus evening performances at seven thirty. Whether you're a longtime fan of traditional Irish music or just curious about the genre, this festival celebrates the city's vibrant Irish music community with concerts, jam sessions, and dances. Tickets range from twenty to two hundred fifteen dollars. Also happening Friday and Saturday is the Maryland Film Festival at the Parkway Theatre on North Avenue. This five-day celebration showcases more than one hundred seventy films from local and global filmmakers, along with free programming and community discussions. Admission is fifteen to three hundred fifty dollars depending on which events you choose. Saturday afternoon, head to Patterson Park for the Big Baltimore Kite Fest starting at noon. This whimsical celebration of spring features colorful kites filling the sky, a free friendly flyer workshop, kites for sale, food vendors, and pop-up performances. Best of all, it's completely free. If you're looking for something more contemplative, the Baltimore Museum of Art's Nature Deficit Disorder exhibition runs through May thirty-first. Artist Rachel Lee Hovnanian has created an immersive simulated forest installation that invites you to disconnect from technology and reconnect with the natural world. The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday from ten AM to five PM, with extended hours until nine PM on Thursdays, and admission is free. Whether you're seeking music, film, outdoor fun, or artistic inspiration, Baltimore has something extraordinary lined up this week. Get out there and explore what your city has to offer. Thank you so much for tuning in, and please remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 167 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8407123228 Hey, Baltimore listeners, grab your calendars because this week in Charm City is packed with vibrant events that scream springtime fun, starting right now on Wednesday, April 8th. Kick things off with the Maryland Film Festival at the Parkway Theatre on 5 West North Avenue, running through Sunday, April 12th. According to Baltimore Magazine, cinephiles are uniting for five days of local and global films, cutting-edge tech, music, art, nightly after-parties, and epic opening and closing nights—tickets range from $15 to $350, so snag yours for those filmmaker chats and student screenings highlighted by Baltimore Fishbowl. Tonight, dive into nostalgia at Interactive Movie Night: Empire Records at The Theater at Creative Alliance. Baltimore Fishbowl reports hosts Jennifer Marsh and Heather Keating are leading a 21-plus shout-along screening at 7 p.m., complete with "Damn the man! Save the Empire!" cocktails, games, and prizes—perfect for reliving Rex Manning Day. Tomorrow, Thursday, April 9th, catch GospelFest at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on 1212 Cathedral Street. Baltimore Magazine details the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra joining HBCU choirs from Morgan State, Coppin State, Howard University, and Bowie State at 7:30 p.m. to honor gospel legend Richard Smallwood—tickets $19 to $68 for an uplifting evening of choral magic. Friday, April 10th brings baseball fever with the Orioles versus the San Francisco Giants at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on 333 West Camden Street, as listed on baltimore.org. Plus, check out the Revolution & Remembrance Bus Tour on Baltimore's patriots and Poe family for America 250 at the Visitor Center on 401 Light Street from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., and an OOO Event & Silent Auction at Maryland Art Place on 218 West Saratoga Street starting at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 11th soars with The Big Baltimore Kite Fest at Patterson Park on 2601 East Baltimore Street from noon to 4 p.m. Creative Alliance and Baltimore Fishbowl describe colorful kites dotting the sky, make-your-own workshops, food pop-ups, a professional fly zone, and free entry—pure whimsical family vibes. Also, the Children's Book Festival runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Reginald F. Lewis Museum on 830 East Pratt Street, and CityLit Festival from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Maryland Center for History and Culture on 610 Park Avenue, themed "Bearing Witness: Literature as a Revolutionary Act" with readings, panels, and a book marketplace. Sunday wraps the film fest, and the bus tour repeats. Whether you're flying kites, cheering O's, or soaking up culture, Baltimore's buzzing—get out there and make memories! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 08 Apr 2026 08:03:43 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey, Baltimore listeners, grab your calendars because this week in Charm City is packed with vibrant events that scream springtime fun, starting right now on Wednesday, April 8th. Kick things off with the Maryland Film Festival at the Parkway Theatre on 5 West North Avenue, running through Sunday, April 12th. According to Baltimore Magazine, cinephiles are uniting for five days of local and global films, cutting-edge tech, music, art, nightly after-parties, and epic opening and closing nights—tickets range from $15 to $350, so snag yours for those filmmaker chats and student screenings highlighted by Baltimore Fishbowl. Tonight, dive into nostalgia at Interactive Movie Night: Empire Records at The Theater at Creative Alliance. Baltimore Fishbowl reports hosts Jennifer Marsh and Heather Keating are leading a 21-plus shout-along screening at 7 p.m., complete with "Damn the man! Save the Empire!" cocktails, games, and prizes—perfect for reliving Rex Manning Day. Tomorrow, Thursday, April 9th, catch GospelFest at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on 1212 Cathedral Street. Baltimore Magazine details the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra joining HBCU choirs from Morgan State, Coppin State, Howard University, and Bowie State at 7:30 p.m. to honor gospel legend Richard Smallwood—tickets $19 to $68 for an uplifting evening of choral magic. Friday, April 10th brings baseball fever with the Orioles versus the San Francisco Giants at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on 333 West Camden Street, as listed on baltimore.org. Plus, check out the Revolution & Remembrance Bus Tour on Baltimore's patriots and Poe family for America 250 at the Visitor Center on 401 Light Street from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., and an OOO Event & Silent Auction at Maryland Art Place on 218 West Saratoga Street starting at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 11th soars with The Big Baltimore Kite Fest at Patterson Park on 2601 East Baltimore Street from noon to 4 p.m. Creative Alliance and Baltimore Fishbowl describe colorful kites dotting the sky, make-your-own workshops, food pop-ups, a professional fly zone, and free entry—pure whimsical family vibes. Also, the Children's Book Festival runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Reginald F. Lewis Museum on 830 East Pratt Street, and CityLit Festival from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Maryland Center for History and Culture on 610 Park Avenue, themed "Bearing Witness: Literature as a Revolutionary Act" with readings, panels, and a book marketplace. Sunday wraps the film fest, and the bus tour repeats. Whether you're flying kites, cheering O's, or soaking up culture, Baltimore's buzzing—get out there and make memories! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 218 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9477642510 Hey listeners, welcome to your friendly guide for what to do in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this sunny Sunday, April 5th. If you're hopping around town today, head to the Maryland Zoo for the final day of Bunny BonanZOO, where families are enjoying Easter egg hunts, animal meet-and-greets, and springtime fun through the exhibits—Baltimore Fishbowl calls it a hoppin' family blast. Music lovers, catch the Easter Sunday Soul Brunch at Keystone Korner Baltimore on Lancaster Street, featuring Carronne and soulful vibes to kick off your day, as listed on baltimore.org. For a waterfront feast, Full Bloom Grand Easter Brunch at The Aurelian Grand Salon in Harborview offers harbor views and holiday spreads. Art fans, dive into Nature Deficit Disorder at the Baltimore Museum of Art, Rachel Lee Hovnanian's immersive forest installation running through May 31st—Baltimore Magazine says surrender your phone and reconnect with simulated woods in the old Spring House. Monday through Wednesday, keep the energy going with the Lord Baltimore Hotel's Good Taste exhibition, Seven Stars Between Two Skies by local artist Mark Anthony West Jr., on view through June. Punk rockers, if you missed Wednesday's Circle Jerks with Gorilla Biscuits at Baltimore Soundstage, catch the vibes echoing from that rare tour stop. Midweek picks up Thursday with The Wonderful Wizard of Oz at Proscenium Theatre at UMBC, running through the 12th—Jacqueline E. Lawton's adaptation directed by Joseph W. Ritsch promises magical family theater. Last night, Cardi B rocked CFG Bank Arena on her Little Miss Drama Tour, her first in six years with hits from Am I The Drama?, as Visit Baltimore and Baltimore Magazine report—hope you caught that Grammy winner's fire. This weekend, Saturday the 11th brings the CityLit Festival at Maryland Center for History and Culture from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., themed Bearing Witness: Literature as a Revolutionary Act, packed with author readings, panels, workshops, and a book marketplace per Baltimore Fishbowl. Same day, soar into The BIG Baltimore Kite Fest at Patterson Park Observatory starting noon—free flyer workshops, kite sales, food trucks, pop-up shows, and pro flying zones, Baltimore Magazine highlights the whimsical spring skies over Highlandtown. Looking ahead, Maryland Film Fest lights up Parkway Theatre April 8th to 12th with global films, tech, art, and after-parties. Empty Bowls fundraiser hits Maryland State Fairgrounds April 17th and 18th for elegant eats, music, and handmade ceramics benefiting St. Vincent de Paul. Cap the month with Mahler's 8th Symphony on the 26th at Grace United Methodist Church, over 150 singers in the Symphony of a Thousand. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out and play! Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 05 Apr 2026 08:05:55 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your friendly guide for what to do in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this sunny Sunday, April 5th. If you're hopping around town today, head to the Maryland Zoo for the final day of Bunny BonanZOO, where families are enjoying Easter egg hunts, animal meet-and-greets, and springtime fun through the exhibits—Baltimore Fishbowl calls it a hoppin' family blast. Music lovers, catch the Easter Sunday Soul Brunch at Keystone Korner Baltimore on Lancaster Street, featuring Carronne and soulful vibes to kick off your day, as listed on baltimore.org. For a waterfront feast, Full Bloom Grand Easter Brunch at The Aurelian Grand Salon in Harborview offers harbor views and holiday spreads. Art fans, dive into Nature Deficit Disorder at the Baltimore Museum of Art, Rachel Lee Hovnanian's immersive forest installation running through May 31st—Baltimore Magazine says surrender your phone and reconnect with simulated woods in the old Spring House. Monday through Wednesday, keep the energy going with the Lord Baltimore Hotel's Good Taste exhibition, Seven Stars Between Two Skies by local artist Mark Anthony West Jr., on view through June. Punk rockers, if you missed Wednesday's Circle Jerks with Gorilla Biscuits at Baltimore Soundstage, catch the vibes echoing from that rare tour stop. Midweek picks up Thursday with The Wonderful Wizard of Oz at Proscenium Theatre at UMBC, running through the 12th—Jacqueline E. Lawton's adaptation directed by Joseph W. Ritsch promises magical family theater. Last night, Cardi B rocked CFG Bank Arena on her Little Miss Drama Tour, her first in six years with hits from Am I The Drama?, as Visit Baltimore and Baltimore Magazine report—hope you caught that Grammy winner's fire. This weekend, Saturday the 11th brings the CityLit Festival at Maryland Center for History and Culture from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., themed Bearing Witness: Literature as a Revolutionary Act, packed with author readings, panels, workshops, and a book marketplace per Baltimore Fishbowl. Same day, soar into The BIG Baltimore Kite Fest at Patterson Park Observatory starting noon—free flyer workshops, kite sales, food trucks, pop-up shows, and pro flying zones, Baltimore Magazine highlights the whimsical spring skies over Highlandtown. Looking ahead, Maryland Film Fest lights up Parkway Theatre April 8th to 12th with global films, tech, art, and after-parties. Empty Bowls fundraiser hits Maryland State Fairgrounds April 17th and 18th for elegant eats, music, and handmade ceramics benefiting St. Vincent de Paul. Cap the month with Mahler's 8th Symphony on the 26th at Grace United Methodist Church, over 150 singers in the Symphony of a Thousand. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out and play! Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 208 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3737537104 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and through the rest of the week—April 4th kicks off with a bang and keeps the energy high. Today, Saturday, dive into the electric vibes at CFG Bank Arena where Grammy-winning superstar Cardi B storms the stage for her Little Miss Drama Tour, her first in six years, performing hits from her latest album Am I The Drama, doors at 7:30 p.m. with tickets from $254 up, according to Baltimore Magazine and Visit Baltimore. Families, don't miss the Breakfast with the Easter Bunny and Egg Hunt at B&O Railroad Museum on Pratt Street starting early, or hop over to the Parks & People Annual Easter Egg Hunt at 5928 Falls Road for crafts and fun, as listed on baltimore.org. Feel the magic with Candlelight concerts tonight—catch The Beatles tribute under glowing lights at Maryland Center for History and Culture at 8:30 p.m. for $43, or Hip-Hop on Strings at 610 Park Ave, both multi-sensory experiences per Listeso and VisitMaryland.org. Theater lovers, snag seats for A Soldier's Play at ArtsCentric on North Howard Street, or solve mysteries at the Murder Mystery Co. Dinner Theater at The Olive Grove on Hammonds Ferry Road. Get active with the Donate Life Family Fun Run at Camden Yards Sports Complex, or cruise the harbor on a Baltimore Sunset or Sightseeing Cruise from the Finger Piers at 555 Light Street, wrapping up by 8:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday stays chill with ongoing gems like Bunny BonanZOO at Maryland Zoo through Sunday for egg hunts and games, Federal Hill Easter Egg Hunt in the park at 10 a.m. today if you haven't gone yet, per Baltimore Fishbowl, plus immersive art like Nature Deficit Disorder forest exhibit at Baltimore Museum of Art running through May. Midweek heats up April 8th to 12th with Maryland Film Fest at Parkway Theatre on North Avenue—five days of indie films, tech, music, art, and epic after-parties for $15 to $350, straight from Baltimore Magazine. Wednesday's GospelFest on the 9th unites the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra with HBCU choirs from Morgan State and more at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall honoring Richard Smallwood, tickets $19 to $68. Weekend warriors, April 10th and 11th bring Bread & Puppet Theater's wild puppetry show at 2640 Space on St. Paul Street packed with music and politics at 7 p.m., and the Baltimore Irish Trad Fest at Creative Alliance on Eastern Avenue with concerts, jams, and dances from Friday 7:30 p.m. through Saturday afternoon and evening, $20 to $215. Cap it with The Big Baltimore Kite Fest on the 11th at Patterson Park, 12 to 4 p.m., free kites, food pop-ups, and sky-high colors. Baltimore's bursting with spring fever—grab your crew and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more guides like this. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 04 Apr 2026 08:09:10 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and through the rest of the week—April 4th kicks off with a bang and keeps the energy high. Today, Saturday, dive into the electric vibes at CFG Bank Arena where Grammy-winning superstar Cardi B storms the stage for her Little Miss Drama Tour, her first in six years, performing hits from her latest album Am I The Drama, doors at 7:30 p.m. with tickets from $254 up, according to Baltimore Magazine and Visit Baltimore. Families, don't miss the Breakfast with the Easter Bunny and Egg Hunt at B&O Railroad Museum on Pratt Street starting early, or hop over to the Parks & People Annual Easter Egg Hunt at 5928 Falls Road for crafts and fun, as listed on baltimore.org. Feel the magic with Candlelight concerts tonight—catch The Beatles tribute under glowing lights at Maryland Center for History and Culture at 8:30 p.m. for $43, or Hip-Hop on Strings at 610 Park Ave, both multi-sensory experiences per Listeso and VisitMaryland.org. Theater lovers, snag seats for A Soldier's Play at ArtsCentric on North Howard Street, or solve mysteries at the Murder Mystery Co. Dinner Theater at The Olive Grove on Hammonds Ferry Road. Get active with the Donate Life Family Fun Run at Camden Yards Sports Complex, or cruise the harbor on a Baltimore Sunset or Sightseeing Cruise from the Finger Piers at 555 Light Street, wrapping up by 8:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday stays chill with ongoing gems like Bunny BonanZOO at Maryland Zoo through Sunday for egg hunts and games, Federal Hill Easter Egg Hunt in the park at 10 a.m. today if you haven't gone yet, per Baltimore Fishbowl, plus immersive art like Nature Deficit Disorder forest exhibit at Baltimore Museum of Art running through May. Midweek heats up April 8th to 12th with Maryland Film Fest at Parkway Theatre on North Avenue—five days of indie films, tech, music, art, and epic after-parties for $15 to $350, straight from Baltimore Magazine. Wednesday's GospelFest on the 9th unites the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra with HBCU choirs from Morgan State and more at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall honoring Richard Smallwood, tickets $19 to $68. Weekend warriors, April 10th and 11th bring Bread & Puppet Theater's wild puppetry show at 2640 Space on St. Paul Street packed with music and politics at 7 p.m., and the Baltimore Irish Trad Fest at Creative Alliance on Eastern Avenue with concerts, jams, and dances from Friday 7:30 p.m. through Saturday afternoon and evening, $20 to $215. Cap it with The Big Baltimore Kite Fest on the 11th at Patterson Park, 12 to 4 p.m., free kites, food pop-ups, and sky-high colors. Baltimore's bursting with spring fever—grab your crew and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more guides like this. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 224 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4480248132 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and through the end of the week. Today, Friday, April 3rd, kick things off with some soulful vibes at Keystone Korner Baltimore, where 2-time GRAMMY-winning vocalist Chrisette Michele takes the stage for an unforgettable set, or catch the Tim Green Organ Quartet lighting up 801 N Howard St. Vinyl lovers, head to Peabody Heights Brewery for BRB Baltimore Record Bazaar Vinyl Nite from 6 to 10 p.m., featuring craft beer, DJ Mikie Love spinning records, a concession stand, and family-friendly arcade games. Art fans, don't miss the opening reception for paintings by Daryl Foster at Baltimore Art Gallery on 855 W 36th Street, or get hands-on with The Emberscent Candle Pouring Experience at Chickie & Co Boutique on 801 N Howard St. Hop into Easter fun tomorrow, Saturday, April 4th, with Breakfast with the Easter Bunny and an Egg Hunt at the B&O Railroad Museum on 901 W Pratt St, perfect for little ones chasing treats and train adventures. Over at Federal Hill Park, join the Federal Hill Easter Egg Hunt at 10 a.m., complete with games, crafts, and a bunny meet-and-greet organized by the Catholic Community of South Baltimore. Music explodes with Cardi B's Little Miss Drama Tour at CFG Bank Arena on 201 W Baltimore St at 7:30 p.m., her first tour in six years from the album Am I The Drama?, tickets from $254. Power Plant Live on 34 Market Pl hosts Bingo Loco: Name That Song, a hilarious night out, while The Olive Grove on 705 North Hammonds Ferry Road serves up a Murder Mystery Co. Dinner Theater. Active types, lace up for the Donate Life Family Fun Run at Camden Yards Sports Complex on 405 W Lee St, and unwind with a Baltimore Sunset Cruise or Sightseeing Cruise from the Finger Piers at 555 Light St, courtesy of Cruises on the Bay by Watermark. Sunday, April 5th wraps the Bunny BonanZOO at Maryland Zoo, with egg hunts, crafts, and carnival games for the whole family through the weekend. Families can still join Parks & People Annual Easter Egg Hunt too. Looking ahead, the Maryland Film Fest runs April 8-12 at Parkway Theatre on 5 W North Ave, blending films, tech, art, music, and epic after-parties for $15-350. Puppet magic hits April 10-11 with Bread & Puppet Theater at 2640 Space on 2640 St Paul St at 7 p.m. Cap the weekend of April 11th at The Big Baltimore Kite Fest in Patterson Park at 2601 E Baltimore St from noon to 4 p.m., with free kite-making, food pop-ups, and skies full of color. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 03 Apr 2026 08:03:12 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and through the end of the week. Today, Friday, April 3rd, kick things off with some soulful vibes at Keystone Korner Baltimore, where 2-time GRAMMY-winning vocalist Chrisette Michele takes the stage for an unforgettable set, or catch the Tim Green Organ Quartet lighting up 801 N Howard St. Vinyl lovers, head to Peabody Heights Brewery for BRB Baltimore Record Bazaar Vinyl Nite from 6 to 10 p.m., featuring craft beer, DJ Mikie Love spinning records, a concession stand, and family-friendly arcade games. Art fans, don't miss the opening reception for paintings by Daryl Foster at Baltimore Art Gallery on 855 W 36th Street, or get hands-on with The Emberscent Candle Pouring Experience at Chickie & Co Boutique on 801 N Howard St. Hop into Easter fun tomorrow, Saturday, April 4th, with Breakfast with the Easter Bunny and an Egg Hunt at the B&O Railroad Museum on 901 W Pratt St, perfect for little ones chasing treats and train adventures. Over at Federal Hill Park, join the Federal Hill Easter Egg Hunt at 10 a.m., complete with games, crafts, and a bunny meet-and-greet organized by the Catholic Community of South Baltimore. Music explodes with Cardi B's Little Miss Drama Tour at CFG Bank Arena on 201 W Baltimore St at 7:30 p.m., her first tour in six years from the album Am I The Drama?, tickets from $254. Power Plant Live on 34 Market Pl hosts Bingo Loco: Name That Song, a hilarious night out, while The Olive Grove on 705 North Hammonds Ferry Road serves up a Murder Mystery Co. Dinner Theater. Active types, lace up for the Donate Life Family Fun Run at Camden Yards Sports Complex on 405 W Lee St, and unwind with a Baltimore Sunset Cruise or Sightseeing Cruise from the Finger Piers at 555 Light St, courtesy of Cruises on the Bay by Watermark. Sunday, April 5th wraps the Bunny BonanZOO at Maryland Zoo, with egg hunts, crafts, and carnival games for the whole family through the weekend. Families can still join Parks & People Annual Easter Egg Hunt too. Looking ahead, the Maryland Film Fest runs April 8-12 at Parkway Theatre on 5 W North Ave, blending films, tech, art, music, and epic after-parties for $15-350. Puppet magic hits April 10-11 with Bread & Puppet Theater at 2640 Space on 2640 St Paul St at 7 p.m. Cap the weekend of April 11th at The Big Baltimore Kite Fest in Patterson Park at 2601 E Baltimore St from noon to 4 p.m., with free kite-making, food pop-ups, and skies full of color. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 203 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1620950761 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this vibrant Thursday in April. Kick things off today with a quick Shark Talk at the National Aquarium in Blacktip Reef at 11:30 a.m., where experts bust myths about these ocean predators—it's included with admission and perfect for a fun, fin-tastic family detour. Comedy fans, head to the Baltimore Comedy Factory tonight at 8 p.m. for Teddy Carpenter's special event, packed with laughs that’ll have you rolling. Up in Towson at Goucher College, catch the Tar Syndrome Awareness Tabling from 2 to 4 p.m. to learn about this rare condition during National Tar Syndrome Month—super informative and community-driven. Tomorrow, Friday, gear up for high-energy vibes as SoDown and WonkyWilla hit Baltimore Soundstage at 8 p.m. for their On The Air Vol 2 Tour, blending beats that’ll get everyone moving. Music for Good Friday at St. David's Church offers a soul-stirring choral program with Gabriel Fauré's works, reflecting on Holy Week's deep emotions. Saturday explodes with family fun at Parks & People's Annual Easter Egg Hunt from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 2100 Liberty Heights Ave. in West Baltimore—think egg races for kids 10 and under, a DJ, face painting, petting zoo, food trucks, and free summer camp sign-ups, all on nine acres across from the Maryland Zoo. Sports lovers, watch Johns Hopkins Blue Jays Men's Lacrosse battle Penn State Nittany Lions at Homewood Field at noon. Then, Cardi B storms CFG Bank Arena at 7:30 p.m. on her first tour in six years, performing hits from “Am I The Drama?”—tickets start at $254, so grab 'em quick. Candlelight Tribute to The Beatles lights up 610 Park Avenue that evening too, for a magical, multi-sensory concert experience. Sunday brings the Baltimore Farmers’ Market kicking off its 49th season under the Jones Falls Expressway at Holliday & Saratoga Streets from 7 a.m. to noon—fresh produce, food makers, crafts, and family activities await. Into next week, don't miss GospelFest on the 9th at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall with the Baltimore Symphony and HBCU choirs honoring Richard Smallwood. The Maryland Film Fest runs April 8-12 at Parkway Theatre, blending films, tech, music, and after-parties. Kite skies fill Patterson Park on the 11th for the Big Baltimore Kite Fest from noon to 4 p.m., with make-your-own kites and food pop-ups. And mark April 25 for the Charm'tastic Mile's 10th anniversary tied to the Domino Sugars neon sign's 75th—iconic Baltimore history in the heart of downtown. Baltimore's buzzing with art, music, sports, and spring fever—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 02 Apr 2026 09:03:53 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this vibrant Thursday in April. Kick things off today with a quick Shark Talk at the National Aquarium in Blacktip Reef at 11:30 a.m., where experts bust myths about these ocean predators—it's included with admission and perfect for a fun, fin-tastic family detour. Comedy fans, head to the Baltimore Comedy Factory tonight at 8 p.m. for Teddy Carpenter's special event, packed with laughs that’ll have you rolling. Up in Towson at Goucher College, catch the Tar Syndrome Awareness Tabling from 2 to 4 p.m. to learn about this rare condition during National Tar Syndrome Month—super informative and community-driven. Tomorrow, Friday, gear up for high-energy vibes as SoDown and WonkyWilla hit Baltimore Soundstage at 8 p.m. for their On The Air Vol 2 Tour, blending beats that’ll get everyone moving. Music for Good Friday at St. David's Church offers a soul-stirring choral program with Gabriel Fauré's works, reflecting on Holy Week's deep emotions. Saturday explodes with family fun at Parks & People's Annual Easter Egg Hunt from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 2100 Liberty Heights Ave. in West Baltimore—think egg races for kids 10 and under, a DJ, face painting, petting zoo, food trucks, and free summer camp sign-ups, all on nine acres across from the Maryland Zoo. Sports lovers, watch Johns Hopkins Blue Jays Men's Lacrosse battle Penn State Nittany Lions at Homewood Field at noon. Then, Cardi B storms CFG Bank Arena at 7:30 p.m. on her first tour in six years, performing hits from “Am I The Drama?”—tickets start at $254, so grab 'em quick. Candlelight Tribute to The Beatles lights up 610 Park Avenue that evening too, for a magical, multi-sensory concert experience. Sunday brings the Baltimore Farmers’ Market kicking off its 49th season under the Jones Falls Expressway at Holliday & Saratoga Streets from 7 a.m. to noon—fresh produce, food makers, crafts, and family activities await. Into next week, don't miss GospelFest on the 9th at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall with the Baltimore Symphony and HBCU choirs honoring Richard Smallwood. The Maryland Film Fest runs April 8-12 at Parkway Theatre, blending films, tech, music, and after-parties. Kite skies fill Patterson Park on the 11th for the Big Baltimore Kite Fest from noon to 4 p.m., with make-your-own kites and food pop-ups. And mark April 25 for the Charm'tastic Mile's 10th anniversary tied to the Domino Sugars neon sign's 75th—iconic Baltimore history in the heart of downtown. Baltimore's buzzing with art, music, sports, and spring fever—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 215 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8008147336 Hey listeners, welcome to your friendly guide for what to do in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this vibrant Wednesday in April 2026. Kick things off tonight with Mayor Brandon Scott's sixth annual State of the City address at 6 p.m. at Center Stage, where Maryland Governor Wes Moore will introduce him. According to local news outlets like National Today, the speech will dive into public safety, economic growth, education, and infrastructure updates, followed by a joint press conference—stream it live if you can't make it in person. Music lovers, catch the Circle Jerks rocking Baltimore Sound Entertainment at 7 p.m. tonight, a high-energy punk show that's sure to get your blood pumping, as listed on the baltimore.org events page. Improv fans have a treat tomorrow, Thursday, April 2, with the Improvised Musical at Baltimore Improv Group in the heart of the city—it's running through December, offering hilarious, made-up musicals based on audience suggestions, per VisitMaryland.org. Head to the B&O Railroad Museum for family-friendly fun all week. Today's Solve the Puzzle! event lets you crack railroad mysteries, while their Spring Break S.T.E.A.M. Week from March 30 to April 3 packs in hands-on science, tech, engineering, art, and math activities perfect for kids. On Friday, April 4, and Saturday, April 5, join Easter Weekend with Breakfast with the Easter Bunny and egg hunts—don't miss the Sensory Friendly Easter Egg Hunt on April 5 at 9:15 a.m., tailored for all abilities, straight from borail.org. Fitness enthusiasts, Baltimore's Child highlights outdoor adventures like the Hike to the Patapsco River, Early Spring Bird Walk, and Spring Kite Day this month—check local parks for exact timings this weekend to soak up that April sunshine. Music keeps rolling with Fran Vielma’s Pan American Jazz Orchestra on April 30 at Keystone Korner Baltimore, celebrating International Jazz Day. Mark your calendars for the weekend after: Bear Chicks Vendor Yard on April 22 at Morgan State University, a fun vendor market via Ticketmaster listings. And gearing up, the Orioles face the Arizona Diamondbacks April 13 to 15 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards—grab tickets early for that classic baseball vibe. Baltimore's buzzing with history, music, and community spirit this week—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 01 Apr 2026 09:01:07 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your friendly guide for what to do in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this vibrant Wednesday in April 2026. Kick things off tonight with Mayor Brandon Scott's sixth annual State of the City address at 6 p.m. at Center Stage, where Maryland Governor Wes Moore will introduce him. According to local news outlets like National Today, the speech will dive into public safety, economic growth, education, and infrastructure updates, followed by a joint press conference—stream it live if you can't make it in person. Music lovers, catch the Circle Jerks rocking Baltimore Sound Entertainment at 7 p.m. tonight, a high-energy punk show that's sure to get your blood pumping, as listed on the baltimore.org events page. Improv fans have a treat tomorrow, Thursday, April 2, with the Improvised Musical at Baltimore Improv Group in the heart of the city—it's running through December, offering hilarious, made-up musicals based on audience suggestions, per VisitMaryland.org. Head to the B&O Railroad Museum for family-friendly fun all week. Today's Solve the Puzzle! event lets you crack railroad mysteries, while their Spring Break S.T.E.A.M. Week from March 30 to April 3 packs in hands-on science, tech, engineering, art, and math activities perfect for kids. On Friday, April 4, and Saturday, April 5, join Easter Weekend with Breakfast with the Easter Bunny and egg hunts—don't miss the Sensory Friendly Easter Egg Hunt on April 5 at 9:15 a.m., tailored for all abilities, straight from borail.org. Fitness enthusiasts, Baltimore's Child highlights outdoor adventures like the Hike to the Patapsco River, Early Spring Bird Walk, and Spring Kite Day this month—check local parks for exact timings this weekend to soak up that April sunshine. Music keeps rolling with Fran Vielma’s Pan American Jazz Orchestra on April 30 at Keystone Korner Baltimore, celebrating International Jazz Day. Mark your calendars for the weekend after: Bear Chicks Vendor Yard on April 22 at Morgan State University, a fun vendor market via Ticketmaster listings. And gearing up, the Orioles face the Arizona Diamondbacks April 13 to 15 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards—grab tickets early for that classic baseball vibe. Baltimore's buzzing with history, music, and community spirit this week—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 180 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8251351984 Hey Baltimore listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening in Charm City today, Sunday March 29th, and through the rest of this week and weekend. Whether you're craving literary vibes, live music, or family fun, we've got you covered with specifics to make your plans pop. Kick off your day right at the National Aquarium's 10 a.m. animal encounter in the Harbor Overlook, included with admission, where you get up-close time with one of their animal ambassadors. Then head to Power Plant Live! for the Bmore Girly Women's History Market starting at 11 a.m., celebrating women-owned businesses, artisans, and history with shopping, demos, and vibes—tickets via AXS. Literature lovers, don't miss Percival Everett, the 2025 Pulitzer winner, at 2 p.m. in Goucher College's Kraushaar Auditorium in Towson for Booked for Baltimore County Public Library. He's chatting with library CEO Sonia Alcántara-Antoine about his novels—free but reservations required since February. At 3 p.m., join Johns Hopkins' Sheridan Libraries at the stunning George Peabody Library for the Dreams of Scholarship exhibition opening celebration, marking 150 years of discovery with exhibits, talks, and festivities. Music fans, tonight's the big one: B2K, Bow Wow, Waka Flocka Flame, and Jeremih bring the Boys 4 Life Tour to CFG Bank Arena at 201 W. Baltimore St.—nostalgic R&B hits and high energy await, grab tickets via Visit Maryland. Looking ahead, catch Donnell Rawlings doing comedy tonight at 7 p.m. and tomorrow at Baltimore Comedy, or Teddy Carpenter on Thursday April 2nd. Families, Port Discovery Children's Museum is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with hands-on exhibits like Aerodynamic Assembly and Discovery Tales. The Walters Art Museum had drop-in art-making yesterday, but check their site for more family creativity. Creative Alliance offers cool classes like yoyo club tricks or Pilates for all levels. And if you're into plants, the 6th Annual Plant Swap & Seed Exchange hits Rutter's Mill Park on April 4th from 1 to 4 p.m. Yesterday's highlights like the Charm City Funky Fresh Night Market in Fells Point with DJ Medina and the Charm'tastic Mile's Orange Crush promo for Orioles fans set the funky tone—keep that energy going with an Orange Crush at local spots. Baltimore's buzzing, so get out, support locals, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 29 Mar 2026 09:02:35 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey Baltimore listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening in Charm City today, Sunday March 29th, and through the rest of this week and weekend. Whether you're craving literary vibes, live music, or family fun, we've got you covered with specifics to make your plans pop. Kick off your day right at the National Aquarium's 10 a.m. animal encounter in the Harbor Overlook, included with admission, where you get up-close time with one of their animal ambassadors. Then head to Power Plant Live! for the Bmore Girly Women's History Market starting at 11 a.m., celebrating women-owned businesses, artisans, and history with shopping, demos, and vibes—tickets via AXS. Literature lovers, don't miss Percival Everett, the 2025 Pulitzer winner, at 2 p.m. in Goucher College's Kraushaar Auditorium in Towson for Booked for Baltimore County Public Library. He's chatting with library CEO Sonia Alcántara-Antoine about his novels—free but reservations required since February. At 3 p.m., join Johns Hopkins' Sheridan Libraries at the stunning George Peabody Library for the Dreams of Scholarship exhibition opening celebration, marking 150 years of discovery with exhibits, talks, and festivities. Music fans, tonight's the big one: B2K, Bow Wow, Waka Flocka Flame, and Jeremih bring the Boys 4 Life Tour to CFG Bank Arena at 201 W. Baltimore St.—nostalgic R&B hits and high energy await, grab tickets via Visit Maryland. Looking ahead, catch Donnell Rawlings doing comedy tonight at 7 p.m. and tomorrow at Baltimore Comedy, or Teddy Carpenter on Thursday April 2nd. Families, Port Discovery Children's Museum is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with hands-on exhibits like Aerodynamic Assembly and Discovery Tales. The Walters Art Museum had drop-in art-making yesterday, but check their site for more family creativity. Creative Alliance offers cool classes like yoyo club tricks or Pilates for all levels. And if you're into plants, the 6th Annual Plant Swap & Seed Exchange hits Rutter's Mill Park on April 4th from 1 to 4 p.m. Yesterday's highlights like the Charm City Funky Fresh Night Market in Fells Point with DJ Medina and the Charm'tastic Mile's Orange Crush promo for Orioles fans set the funky tone—keep that energy going with an Orange Crush at local spots. Baltimore's buzzing, so get out, support locals, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 206 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8807857766 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and into next week—it's packed with fun from music blasts to alpaca adventures that'll have you craving that Charm City vibe! Kick off today, Saturday, right now around 9 AM, with the National Aquarium's Animal Encounter at 10 AM in the Harbor Overlook, where you get up-close with their animal ambassadors—perfect for a morning of wonder, according to the Aquarium's daily schedule. Then head to Power Plant Live! for the Maryland Day Festival starting at 11 AM, an unapologetically Maryland bash with local music, art, comedy, and Old Line chaos that Bandsintown and Power Plant Live call a must for flavor-packed festivities. Catch Shuttlecraft rocking the same spot tonight—grab tickets via Bandsintown for that high-energy concert fix. Comedy fans, Gary Owen's No Hard Feelings Tour hits the Lyric Baltimore tonight and tomorrow, with VisitMaryland raving about his sold-out theater laughs at 140 W Mount Royal Ave. Swing by the Creativity Center at 3137 Eastern Ave for free Community Yoga with Free Baltimore Yoga at noon—mats provided, all ages welcome, as listed on Creative Alliance. Families, don't miss Black Barn Alpacas' Easter Egg-stravaganza today and tomorrow from 10 AM to 4 PM, just 40 minutes from Baltimore, featuring fleece Easter egg crafts, lawn games, a jumbo farm slide, and photo-ops with Farmer Mo's carrot stand, per Patch.com details. Tomorrow, Sunday, the Millennium Tour's Boys 4 Life hits CFG Bank Arena—get those tickets for the big show. Port Discovery Children's Museum opens at 11 AM with hands-on fun like Discovery Tales, Shipping Show & Tell, and Ornithology sessions exploring Baltimore's port and local birds, all included with admission according to their calendar. Into the week, teens have free spring break action starting Monday: Sneaker Lab at Towanda Recreation Center for custom Charm City kicks, 3-on-3 basketball Tuesday at Rita Church Community Center, PC gaming Wednesday at Medfield, and Thursday's budgeting workshop plus makeup session at Roosevelt and Samuel F.B. Morse Rec Centers—92Q.com says it's all about staying active and learning new skills. Whether you're festival-hopping, alpaca-chasing, or yoga-flowing, Baltimore's delivering non-stop excitement. Thank you for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 28 Mar 2026 09:02:03 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and into next week—it's packed with fun from music blasts to alpaca adventures that'll have you craving that Charm City vibe! Kick off today, Saturday, right now around 9 AM, with the National Aquarium's Animal Encounter at 10 AM in the Harbor Overlook, where you get up-close with their animal ambassadors—perfect for a morning of wonder, according to the Aquarium's daily schedule. Then head to Power Plant Live! for the Maryland Day Festival starting at 11 AM, an unapologetically Maryland bash with local music, art, comedy, and Old Line chaos that Bandsintown and Power Plant Live call a must for flavor-packed festivities. Catch Shuttlecraft rocking the same spot tonight—grab tickets via Bandsintown for that high-energy concert fix. Comedy fans, Gary Owen's No Hard Feelings Tour hits the Lyric Baltimore tonight and tomorrow, with VisitMaryland raving about his sold-out theater laughs at 140 W Mount Royal Ave. Swing by the Creativity Center at 3137 Eastern Ave for free Community Yoga with Free Baltimore Yoga at noon—mats provided, all ages welcome, as listed on Creative Alliance. Families, don't miss Black Barn Alpacas' Easter Egg-stravaganza today and tomorrow from 10 AM to 4 PM, just 40 minutes from Baltimore, featuring fleece Easter egg crafts, lawn games, a jumbo farm slide, and photo-ops with Farmer Mo's carrot stand, per Patch.com details. Tomorrow, Sunday, the Millennium Tour's Boys 4 Life hits CFG Bank Arena—get those tickets for the big show. Port Discovery Children's Museum opens at 11 AM with hands-on fun like Discovery Tales, Shipping Show & Tell, and Ornithology sessions exploring Baltimore's port and local birds, all included with admission according to their calendar. Into the week, teens have free spring break action starting Monday: Sneaker Lab at Towanda Recreation Center for custom Charm City kicks, 3-on-3 basketball Tuesday at Rita Church Community Center, PC gaming Wednesday at Medfield, and Thursday's budgeting workshop plus makeup session at Roosevelt and Samuel F.B. Morse Rec Centers—92Q.com says it's all about staying active and learning new skills. Whether you're festival-hopping, alpaca-chasing, or yoga-flowing, Baltimore's delivering non-stop excitement. Thank you for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 195 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5710522422 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Friday, March 27, through the weekend. As your friendly neighborhood navigator, I've got the scoop on music, hunts, laughs, and more to make your days unforgettable. Kick off today right with powerhouse R&B at CFG Bank Arena, where Grammy winners Fantasia and Anthony Hamilton light up the stage at 8 p.m. with their soul-stirring hits—expect electrifying vocals and pure energy, according to VisitMaryland.org. Music lovers, don't sleep on Music Under the Dome at the Maryland Science Center, starting with a free happy hour before Rolling Stones tracks blast under immersive planetarium stars at 8 and 9 p.m., as Baltimore Style highlights. Over at Lyric Baltimore, Herb Alpert and his fresh Tijuana Brass revive those funky hits at 8 p.m., per Baltimore Fishbowl. Nature fans, head north to Boordy Vineyards in Hydes for Night for Nature: An Evening in Bloom from 6 to 9 p.m., featuring live tunes, foraged bites, and wines supporting eco-education, Chesapeake Network reports. Catch The Dream Show at Le Mondo on North Howard Street at 8 p.m. for theatrical magic. And at the National Aquarium, snag a 10 a.m. animal encounter in the Harbor Overlook—included with admission. Saturday's egg-cellent! Dive into Egg-Stravaganza at Druid Hill Park: quiet hunt at 10:30 a.m., accessible at 11:30, and all-welcome at 12:30—totally free via Baltimore City Recreation and Parks. Power Plant Live! hosts the Maryland Day Festival from 11 a.m. with crab feasts, brews, art, comedy, and Renaissance markets, Baltimore Fishbowl says. Get cosmic at the American Visionary Art Museum's Cosmic Egg Day, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with yoga, poetry, and art around Andrew Logan's galaxy egg. Laughs? Gary Owen's No Hard Feelings Tour hits Lyric Baltimore. Film buffs, Creative Alliance screens Cleopatra Jones with live DJ 2-Tone Jones scoring hip-hop and funk at 7:30 p.m. Sunday shines with Profs & Pints at 4 p.m., where psychologist Marisa G. Franco spills the science of friendships—$13.50 advance at the venue. Gary Owen returns for more comedy. Groove to B2K, per JamBase. March in the Maryland Greek Independence Day Parade at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church from 2 to 5 p.m., with bands, dancers, and floats celebrating 205 years. David Nihill's Taking Tangents Tour cracks up Creative Alliance at 7 p.m. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out and play! Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 27 Mar 2026 09:01:53 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Friday, March 27, through the weekend. As your friendly neighborhood navigator, I've got the scoop on music, hunts, laughs, and more to make your days unforgettable. Kick off today right with powerhouse R&B at CFG Bank Arena, where Grammy winners Fantasia and Anthony Hamilton light up the stage at 8 p.m. with their soul-stirring hits—expect electrifying vocals and pure energy, according to VisitMaryland.org. Music lovers, don't sleep on Music Under the Dome at the Maryland Science Center, starting with a free happy hour before Rolling Stones tracks blast under immersive planetarium stars at 8 and 9 p.m., as Baltimore Style highlights. Over at Lyric Baltimore, Herb Alpert and his fresh Tijuana Brass revive those funky hits at 8 p.m., per Baltimore Fishbowl. Nature fans, head north to Boordy Vineyards in Hydes for Night for Nature: An Evening in Bloom from 6 to 9 p.m., featuring live tunes, foraged bites, and wines supporting eco-education, Chesapeake Network reports. Catch The Dream Show at Le Mondo on North Howard Street at 8 p.m. for theatrical magic. And at the National Aquarium, snag a 10 a.m. animal encounter in the Harbor Overlook—included with admission. Saturday's egg-cellent! Dive into Egg-Stravaganza at Druid Hill Park: quiet hunt at 10:30 a.m., accessible at 11:30, and all-welcome at 12:30—totally free via Baltimore City Recreation and Parks. Power Plant Live! hosts the Maryland Day Festival from 11 a.m. with crab feasts, brews, art, comedy, and Renaissance markets, Baltimore Fishbowl says. Get cosmic at the American Visionary Art Museum's Cosmic Egg Day, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with yoga, poetry, and art around Andrew Logan's galaxy egg. Laughs? Gary Owen's No Hard Feelings Tour hits Lyric Baltimore. Film buffs, Creative Alliance screens Cleopatra Jones with live DJ 2-Tone Jones scoring hip-hop and funk at 7:30 p.m. Sunday shines with Profs & Pints at 4 p.m., where psychologist Marisa G. Franco spills the science of friendships—$13.50 advance at the venue. Gary Owen returns for more comedy. Groove to B2K, per JamBase. March in the Maryland Greek Independence Day Parade at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church from 2 to 5 p.m., with bands, dancers, and floats celebrating 205 years. David Nihill's Taking Tangents Tour cracks up Creative Alliance at 7 p.m. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out and play! Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 191 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7840076385 Welcome to your guide for what's happening in Baltimore this week. If you're looking for something fun to do today, the National Aquarium is hosting animal encounters throughout the day at the Harbor Overlook from 10 AM to 10:20 AM, and this experience comes included with your admission. It's a perfect way to get up close with one of the aquarium's animal ambassadors while enjoying beautiful harbor views. Also happening today, Johns Hopkins University is hosting Crafternoon from 3 to 6 PM at the Bunting-Meyerhoff Interfaith Center on Charles Street. It's a relaxed afternoon of crafts and creativity, so if you're in the mood to make something with your hands and connect with the community, this is a great option. Now here's the exciting part, listeners. If you're a baseball fan, Baltimore is absolutely buzzing right now because Orioles Opening Day is happening tomorrow, March 27th. According to reporting from the Charm City events calendar, tomorrow marks the beginning of March Yardness, with festivities throughout the famous Charm'tastic Mile corridor that stretches 1.3 miles through downtown Baltimore's most iconic neighborhoods. This stretch from Greene and West Pratt Streets to President and Fleet Street connects Downtown West, the Inner Harbor, and Harbor East. The energy throughout the city will be electric as fans celebrate the start of a new season. Looking ahead to the weekend, there's plenty to do. On Saturday and Sunday, if you're interested in sports, the Camden Yard Sports Complex is hosting events with ticket prices ranging from 35 to 50 dollars. The weekend is also perfect for exploring Baltimore's neighborhoods, visiting the Inner Harbor attractions, or catching up on some of the great restaurants and shops that line the Charm'tastic Mile. Whether you're a sports enthusiast getting ready for Opening Day, someone who loves aquatic life and animals, or just looking for a creative outlet, Baltimore has something for everyone this week. The city is definitely the place to be as spring arrives and the baseball season kicks off. Thanks so much for tuning in to your Baltimore events guide. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss future updates on what's happening around the city. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 26 Mar 2026 09:02:22 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Welcome to your guide for what's happening in Baltimore this week. If you're looking for something fun to do today, the National Aquarium is hosting animal encounters throughout the day at the Harbor Overlook from 10 AM to 10:20 AM, and this experience comes included with your admission. It's a perfect way to get up close with one of the aquarium's animal ambassadors while enjoying beautiful harbor views. Also happening today, Johns Hopkins University is hosting Crafternoon from 3 to 6 PM at the Bunting-Meyerhoff Interfaith Center on Charles Street. It's a relaxed afternoon of crafts and creativity, so if you're in the mood to make something with your hands and connect with the community, this is a great option. Now here's the exciting part, listeners. If you're a baseball fan, Baltimore is absolutely buzzing right now because Orioles Opening Day is happening tomorrow, March 27th. According to reporting from the Charm City events calendar, tomorrow marks the beginning of March Yardness, with festivities throughout the famous Charm'tastic Mile corridor that stretches 1.3 miles through downtown Baltimore's most iconic neighborhoods. This stretch from Greene and West Pratt Streets to President and Fleet Street connects Downtown West, the Inner Harbor, and Harbor East. The energy throughout the city will be electric as fans celebrate the start of a new season. Looking ahead to the weekend, there's plenty to do. On Saturday and Sunday, if you're interested in sports, the Camden Yard Sports Complex is hosting events with ticket prices ranging from 35 to 50 dollars. The weekend is also perfect for exploring Baltimore's neighborhoods, visiting the Inner Harbor attractions, or catching up on some of the great restaurants and shops that line the Charm'tastic Mile. Whether you're a sports enthusiast getting ready for Opening Day, someone who loves aquatic life and animals, or just looking for a creative outlet, Baltimore has something for everyone this week. The city is definitely the place to be as spring arrives and the baseball season kicks off. Thanks so much for tuning in to your Baltimore events guide. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss future updates on what's happening around the city. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 162 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7967636517 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this vibrant Wednesday, March 25th. Whether you're craving artsy vibes, live tunes, or family fun, Charm City has you covered through the weekend and beyond. Kick off today with the Crochet 101 Workshop at the Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center on 847 N. Howard Street. From 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., beginners dive into hooks and yarn for just $30—perfect for crafting your next cozy project, as listed by Baltimore Beat. Music lovers, head to Vibes in Mount Vernon Vol. 3 at Baltimore Center Stage, 700 N. Calvert Street, starting at 6:30 p.m. for $15. This open mic showcases local artists across disciplines, straight from centerstage.org details. Catch dream pop with Maria Somerville and Colle (Chanel Beads) at Ottobar, 2549 N. Howard Street, at 7 p.m. for $28.37, or Daphne Eckman's Love Island album release with Midamerican Elevator and Taisha Estrada at Metro Bmore, 1700 N. Charles Street, also 7 p.m. for $20, per theottobar.com and metrobmore.com. Swing into Friday, March 27, with family crafts and music from Common Tone at Belvedere Square Market, 529 E. Belvedere Avenue, 5 to 7 p.m. for $17.85—all materials provided, via Eventbrite. Rock out to Music Under the Dome: Rolling Stones at Maryland Science Center, 601 Light Street, with immersive planetarium shows at 8 and 9 p.m. for $39.19, 21-plus only, from Maryland Science Center on Eventbrite. Get wild at Burl-eoke! Gone Wild, a burlesque karaoke showdown at Mystique Barrel Brewing, 912 Washington Boulevard, 7 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. for $17.85 to $33.85. Dance the night away at Baltimore Square Dance with live old-time music at Mobtown Ballroom, 30 W. North Avenue, 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. for $15 to $20, kids free, thanks to Brad Kolodner on Eventbrite. Punk fans, Slumlords hit Metro Bmore at 7 p.m. for $25, while HEATED RIVALRY dance party supports ICE-affected families at Ottobar from 10 p.m. for $21.17. Saturday's stacked: Delicious Drag Show at Sopro, 3000 O’Donnell Street, 1 to 4 p.m. with stars like Derek Skye for $23.18; Skater Trader market at Peabody Heights Brewery, 401 E. 30th Street, noon to 6 p.m.; and surf rock from The Surfrajettes at Metro Bmore at 7 p.m. for $20. Into next week, Jive Aces swing at Mobtown Ballroom Monday, March 30, 7 p.m. to midnight for $20. Tuesday's Granville T. Woods Telegraph Challenge for kids grades 3-plus at B&O Railroad Museum, 901 W. Pratt Street, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., per borail.org. Baltimore Beat and Baltimore Fishbowl report these gems, so grab tickets fast and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 25 Mar 2026 09:01:12 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this vibrant Wednesday, March 25th. Whether you're craving artsy vibes, live tunes, or family fun, Charm City has you covered through the weekend and beyond. Kick off today with the Crochet 101 Workshop at the Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center on 847 N. Howard Street. From 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., beginners dive into hooks and yarn for just $30—perfect for crafting your next cozy project, as listed by Baltimore Beat. Music lovers, head to Vibes in Mount Vernon Vol. 3 at Baltimore Center Stage, 700 N. Calvert Street, starting at 6:30 p.m. for $15. This open mic showcases local artists across disciplines, straight from centerstage.org details. Catch dream pop with Maria Somerville and Colle (Chanel Beads) at Ottobar, 2549 N. Howard Street, at 7 p.m. for $28.37, or Daphne Eckman's Love Island album release with Midamerican Elevator and Taisha Estrada at Metro Bmore, 1700 N. Charles Street, also 7 p.m. for $20, per theottobar.com and metrobmore.com. Swing into Friday, March 27, with family crafts and music from Common Tone at Belvedere Square Market, 529 E. Belvedere Avenue, 5 to 7 p.m. for $17.85—all materials provided, via Eventbrite. Rock out to Music Under the Dome: Rolling Stones at Maryland Science Center, 601 Light Street, with immersive planetarium shows at 8 and 9 p.m. for $39.19, 21-plus only, from Maryland Science Center on Eventbrite. Get wild at Burl-eoke! Gone Wild, a burlesque karaoke showdown at Mystique Barrel Brewing, 912 Washington Boulevard, 7 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. for $17.85 to $33.85. Dance the night away at Baltimore Square Dance with live old-time music at Mobtown Ballroom, 30 W. North Avenue, 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. for $15 to $20, kids free, thanks to Brad Kolodner on Eventbrite. Punk fans, Slumlords hit Metro Bmore at 7 p.m. for $25, while HEATED RIVALRY dance party supports ICE-affected families at Ottobar from 10 p.m. for $21.17. Saturday's stacked: Delicious Drag Show at Sopro, 3000 O’Donnell Street, 1 to 4 p.m. with stars like Derek Skye for $23.18; Skater Trader market at Peabody Heights Brewery, 401 E. 30th Street, noon to 6 p.m.; and surf rock from The Surfrajettes at Metro Bmore at 7 p.m. for $20. Into next week, Jive Aces swing at Mobtown Ballroom Monday, March 30, 7 p.m. to midnight for $20. Tuesday's Granville T. Woods Telegraph Challenge for kids grades 3-plus at B&O Railroad Museum, 901 W. Pratt Street, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., per borail.org. Baltimore Beat and Baltimore Fishbowl report these gems, so grab tickets fast and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 236 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5469500847 Welcome to your Baltimore weekend guide! Whether you're a seasoned resident or visiting our historic city, there's plenty happening right now to keep you entertained. Starting today, Sunday March 22nd, head over to the Baltimore Museum of Art to experience Candlelight: Tribute to Whitney Houston. This stunning candlelit concert brings the magic of Whitney's greatest hits to life in one of our most awe-inspiring locations. It's the perfect way to spend your Sunday afternoon surrounded by the music of a legend. If you're looking for something active, the Annapolis Running Festival is happening this weekend on Saturday, March 21st, drawing thousands of participants from across the region. While that's technically yesterday from where you are now, the running community will still be buzzing with energy today. Looking ahead to this week, mark your calendars for Wednesday, March 25th, when the Charles Village Civic Association is hosting a Candidates Forum at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center for Physics and Astronomy. If you're interested in local politics and what's happening in our community, this is a fantastic opportunity to hear directly from candidates. Coming up Friday, March 27th, head to nearby Towson for the How She Rises Global Summit, an inspiring all-day event at StarTUp at the Armory starting at eight in the morning. It's designed to empower and celebrate women entrepreneurs and leaders. And if you're planning ahead for next weekend, Saturday, March 28th brings the Maryland Day Festival to Baltimore. Expect live bands and DJs, local artists and crafters, food trucks serving up delicious fare, craft beer and spirits tastings, a puppy pageant that's absolutely adorable, tattoo showcases, and even a Super Smash Bros tournament for the gamers out there. It's truly a celebration of everything Maryland has to offer. Of course, if you're a baseball fan, the Baltimore Orioles Opening Day is just four days away on March 26th. The energy around the city is building with the new "March Yardness" campaign celebrating the start of the season. Oriole Park at Camden Yards will be welcoming fans through the Charm-tastic Mile entrance on Eutaw Street. Baltimore has something for everyone this week, from cultural experiences to outdoor activities to community celebrations. Thank you for tuning in to your Baltimore weekend guide. Don't forget to subscribe for more tips on what to do around our beautiful city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 22 Mar 2026 09:01:37 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Welcome to your Baltimore weekend guide! Whether you're a seasoned resident or visiting our historic city, there's plenty happening right now to keep you entertained. Starting today, Sunday March 22nd, head over to the Baltimore Museum of Art to experience Candlelight: Tribute to Whitney Houston. This stunning candlelit concert brings the magic of Whitney's greatest hits to life in one of our most awe-inspiring locations. It's the perfect way to spend your Sunday afternoon surrounded by the music of a legend. If you're looking for something active, the Annapolis Running Festival is happening this weekend on Saturday, March 21st, drawing thousands of participants from across the region. While that's technically yesterday from where you are now, the running community will still be buzzing with energy today. Looking ahead to this week, mark your calendars for Wednesday, March 25th, when the Charles Village Civic Association is hosting a Candidates Forum at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center for Physics and Astronomy. If you're interested in local politics and what's happening in our community, this is a fantastic opportunity to hear directly from candidates. Coming up Friday, March 27th, head to nearby Towson for the How She Rises Global Summit, an inspiring all-day event at StarTUp at the Armory starting at eight in the morning. It's designed to empower and celebrate women entrepreneurs and leaders. And if you're planning ahead for next weekend, Saturday, March 28th brings the Maryland Day Festival to Baltimore. Expect live bands and DJs, local artists and crafters, food trucks serving up delicious fare, craft beer and spirits tastings, a puppy pageant that's absolutely adorable, tattoo showcases, and even a Super Smash Bros tournament for the gamers out there. It's truly a celebration of everything Maryland has to offer. Of course, if you're a baseball fan, the Baltimore Orioles Opening Day is just four days away on March 26th. The energy around the city is building with the new "March Yardness" campaign celebrating the start of the season. Oriole Park at Camden Yards will be welcoming fans through the Charm-tastic Mile entrance on Eutaw Street. Baltimore has something for everyone this week, from cultural experiences to outdoor activities to community celebrations. Thank you for tuning in to your Baltimore weekend guide. Don't forget to subscribe for more tips on what to do around our beautiful city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 173 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5046853752 Hey, Baltimore listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right here in Charm City today, Saturday March 21st, and through the rest of this week and weekend. Kick off your day with some family fun at the Creative Alliance Theater on Eastern Avenue, where Danny Joe's Tree House Live brings puppet pals like Teddy Bear, Kingsley, Pixie Bell, and a surprise guest from the future to the stage starting at 11 a.m., with the show at 11:30 a.m. Discover Baltimore County highlights this nostalgic nod to Romper Room and Howdy Doody vibes, perfect for kids and parents craving that old-school magic. Later tonight, raise a glass at the Forever Tilted Release Party from 6 to 9 p.m. at Baltimore Spirits Company on West 41st Street. Baltimore Magazine reports the Full Tilt crew, including owners Nick Fertig and Dan Baumiller, reunites for live music and clinking glasses in the cocktail gallery, celebrating an iconic local brewery with free admission. Dance the night away at the Grown And Sexy Affair from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, featuring DJ AZ and DJ Exclusive, cash bar, food, and that powered-by-2-Kings-and-a-Queen energy for a sultry vibe. Sports fans, catch Johns Hopkins baseball hosting Wesleyan at Babb Field from noon to 2 p.m., or check out Orioles pipeline action with Vance Honeycutt's highlights if you're tuned into the buzz. Music lovers, groove to Brandon Lake's King of Hearts Tour at 7 p.m. at CFG Bank Arena, a powerhouse show straight from Ticketmaster listings. Head into Sunday, March 22nd, with Vintagepalooza at R. House from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., where over 40 dealers sling vintage clothing, shoes, jewelry, vinyl, and treasures—grab early bird for $10 to beat the crowds, as Baltimore Magazine recommends for your spring wardrobe refresh. Families can dive into The Joy Of Making Your Own Jewelry workshop that day too. Midweek heats up Thursday, March 26th, with Thirsty Thursdays at the Opera, free museum admission all day at the Maryland Center for History and Culture until 8 p.m., and Maryland Day festivities kicking off. Friday wraps with Charm City Funky Fresh Night Market at 4 to 9 p.m. in Fells Point's Sound Garden lot, vibing to DJ Medina amid local vendors, food, and drinks—Waterfront Partnership calls it fresh energy for community creatives. Don't miss the Bright Moments Jam Session Tuesdays at Keystone Korner, led by Obasi Akoto with top jazz talent from 7 to 10 p.m., free but reservations needed. Whether you're laughing at Grace O'Malley comedy reruns at Port Comedy Club or hunting deals, Baltimore's pulsing with fun—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 21 Mar 2026 09:01:35 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey, Baltimore listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right here in Charm City today, Saturday March 21st, and through the rest of this week and weekend. Kick off your day with some family fun at the Creative Alliance Theater on Eastern Avenue, where Danny Joe's Tree House Live brings puppet pals like Teddy Bear, Kingsley, Pixie Bell, and a surprise guest from the future to the stage starting at 11 a.m., with the show at 11:30 a.m. Discover Baltimore County highlights this nostalgic nod to Romper Room and Howdy Doody vibes, perfect for kids and parents craving that old-school magic. Later tonight, raise a glass at the Forever Tilted Release Party from 6 to 9 p.m. at Baltimore Spirits Company on West 41st Street. Baltimore Magazine reports the Full Tilt crew, including owners Nick Fertig and Dan Baumiller, reunites for live music and clinking glasses in the cocktail gallery, celebrating an iconic local brewery with free admission. Dance the night away at the Grown And Sexy Affair from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, featuring DJ AZ and DJ Exclusive, cash bar, food, and that powered-by-2-Kings-and-a-Queen energy for a sultry vibe. Sports fans, catch Johns Hopkins baseball hosting Wesleyan at Babb Field from noon to 2 p.m., or check out Orioles pipeline action with Vance Honeycutt's highlights if you're tuned into the buzz. Music lovers, groove to Brandon Lake's King of Hearts Tour at 7 p.m. at CFG Bank Arena, a powerhouse show straight from Ticketmaster listings. Head into Sunday, March 22nd, with Vintagepalooza at R. House from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., where over 40 dealers sling vintage clothing, shoes, jewelry, vinyl, and treasures—grab early bird for $10 to beat the crowds, as Baltimore Magazine recommends for your spring wardrobe refresh. Families can dive into The Joy Of Making Your Own Jewelry workshop that day too. Midweek heats up Thursday, March 26th, with Thirsty Thursdays at the Opera, free museum admission all day at the Maryland Center for History and Culture until 8 p.m., and Maryland Day festivities kicking off. Friday wraps with Charm City Funky Fresh Night Market at 4 to 9 p.m. in Fells Point's Sound Garden lot, vibing to DJ Medina amid local vendors, food, and drinks—Waterfront Partnership calls it fresh energy for community creatives. Don't miss the Bright Moments Jam Session Tuesdays at Keystone Korner, led by Obasi Akoto with top jazz talent from 7 to 10 p.m., free but reservations needed. Whether you're laughing at Grace O'Malley comedy reruns at Port Comedy Club or hunting deals, Baltimore's pulsing with fun—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 201 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4663547559 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and beyond. Today, Friday, March 20th, kick things off with high-energy punk at Baltimore Soundstage where Screeching Weasel reunites with The Queers after over a decade, doors at 7 p.m., show at 8 p.m., according to Baltimore Fishbowl. Over at Nevermore Hall, catch Joyce Manor headlining with Militarie Gun, Teen Mortgage, and Combat starting at 6 p.m., as listed on Ticketmaster and Power Plant Live. For comedy laughs, Grace O'Malley brings her quick wit to The Port Comedy Club in Fells Point, promising stitches all night, per the Waterfront Partnership events calendar. Music lovers, head to Creative Alliance at 7:30 p.m. for a St. Patrick’s Day bash with Celtic Corridor and Collins & Vocke playing traditional Irish tunes, straight from Baltimore Fishbowl. And don't miss the JNJO releasing their new album Alkebulan with Grammy-winner Nicole Zuraitis at a Harbor East spot, noted on Waterfront Partnership. Saturday, March 21st, gets wildly fun at the Maryland Zoo's Wedding Showcase from noon to 3 p.m., where you can tour venues, sample vendors, hear live music, snag giveaways, and meet animal ambassadors—perfect for engaged couples dreaming big, reports Baltimore Fishbowl. Pop rock fans, Aly & AJ hit Baltimore Soundstage at 7 p.m. on their Places to Run Tour with Hayden Blount; remember them from those classic Disney movies? Same source. Get hands-on at the Screen Painting Workshop from 3 to 6 p.m. on S. Broadway, learning Baltimore's iconic art history with Michael Seipp for just $30, materials included, limited to 15 spots. Then, The Doo Wop Project rocks Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Saturday and Sunday, channeling 1940s vibes from The Crests to modern hits by Smokey Robinson and Maroon 5, featuring Jersey Boys stars. Sunday, March 22nd, Everyman Theatre opens the Tony-winning comedy Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike through April 19th, directed by Vincent M. Lancisi. Vinyl hunters, hit the BRB Spring Edition Record Bazaar at Peabody Heights Brewery from noon to 6 p.m., free entry with DJs, craft beer, arcade games, and 35-plus vendors slinging records, tapes, comics, and more, via Baltimore Fishbowl. Looking ahead, groove to Music Under the Dome with The Rolling Stones at Maryland Science Center on March 27th, an immersive planetarium trip. Mark March 28th for Cosmic Egg Day at American Visionary Arts Museum with yoga and art around Andrew Logan's sculpture, plus the funky Charm City Night Market in Fells Point from 4 to 9 p.m. with DJ Medina, vendors, and vibes. Families, Spring Break fun starts soon at Port Discovery. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—grab tickets, bring friends, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 20 Mar 2026 09:00:52 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and beyond. Today, Friday, March 20th, kick things off with high-energy punk at Baltimore Soundstage where Screeching Weasel reunites with The Queers after over a decade, doors at 7 p.m., show at 8 p.m., according to Baltimore Fishbowl. Over at Nevermore Hall, catch Joyce Manor headlining with Militarie Gun, Teen Mortgage, and Combat starting at 6 p.m., as listed on Ticketmaster and Power Plant Live. For comedy laughs, Grace O'Malley brings her quick wit to The Port Comedy Club in Fells Point, promising stitches all night, per the Waterfront Partnership events calendar. Music lovers, head to Creative Alliance at 7:30 p.m. for a St. Patrick’s Day bash with Celtic Corridor and Collins & Vocke playing traditional Irish tunes, straight from Baltimore Fishbowl. And don't miss the JNJO releasing their new album Alkebulan with Grammy-winner Nicole Zuraitis at a Harbor East spot, noted on Waterfront Partnership. Saturday, March 21st, gets wildly fun at the Maryland Zoo's Wedding Showcase from noon to 3 p.m., where you can tour venues, sample vendors, hear live music, snag giveaways, and meet animal ambassadors—perfect for engaged couples dreaming big, reports Baltimore Fishbowl. Pop rock fans, Aly & AJ hit Baltimore Soundstage at 7 p.m. on their Places to Run Tour with Hayden Blount; remember them from those classic Disney movies? Same source. Get hands-on at the Screen Painting Workshop from 3 to 6 p.m. on S. Broadway, learning Baltimore's iconic art history with Michael Seipp for just $30, materials included, limited to 15 spots. Then, The Doo Wop Project rocks Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Saturday and Sunday, channeling 1940s vibes from The Crests to modern hits by Smokey Robinson and Maroon 5, featuring Jersey Boys stars. Sunday, March 22nd, Everyman Theatre opens the Tony-winning comedy Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike through April 19th, directed by Vincent M. Lancisi. Vinyl hunters, hit the BRB Spring Edition Record Bazaar at Peabody Heights Brewery from noon to 6 p.m., free entry with DJs, craft beer, arcade games, and 35-plus vendors slinging records, tapes, comics, and more, via Baltimore Fishbowl. Looking ahead, groove to Music Under the Dome with The Rolling Stones at Maryland Science Center on March 27th, an immersive planetarium trip. Mark March 28th for Cosmic Egg Day at American Visionary Arts Museum with yoga and art around Andrew Logan's sculpture, plus the funky Charm City Night Market in Fells Point from 4 to 9 p.m. with DJ Medina, vendors, and vibes. Families, Spring Break fun starts soon at Port Discovery. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—grab tickets, bring friends, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 216 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8742132773 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this sunny Thursday. If you're craving adventure, kick things off at the National Aquarium downtown, where today's lineup is packed with fin-tastic fun. From 10 to 10:20 a.m. in the Harbor Overlook, dive into an up-close animal encounter with stars like the Eastern box turtle, Australian bearded dragon, or hyacinth macaw—perfect for families, and it's included with admission, according to the Aquarium's daily schedule. Then, at 11:30 a.m. in Blacktip Reef, catch the Shark Talk to bust myths about these ocean legends, and swing back at 1:40 p.m. for more shark secrets—happening daily or weekly, so you won't miss out. Over at Johns Hopkins Homewood campus, engineering buffs and curious minds, don't sleep on the Engineering Explore Tour today from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Imagine Center Building on 113 W University Parkway. It's a full-day trip to Annapolis Micro Systems and Textron Systems—meet at 8:30 a.m. to roll out, back by 4 p.m., as listed on the JHU Imagine events page. Imagine peeking behind the curtain of cutting-edge tech right in our backyard! As we roll into Friday and the weekend, gear up for high-energy vibes. Dance fans, the 24seven Dance Competition hits the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor from March 20 to 22—all day action with performances, workshops, and that electric competition spirit, straight from Dance Mom Central's events hub. Young creators, mark March 24 at 7 p.m. for Lyric Baltimore's Dream Big Celebration on Redwood Street. Baltimore City and County students in grades 5-12 showcase poems, essays, videos, art, and music about dreaming big for our world—finalists get cash prizes in this inspiring night, per Lyric Baltimore's event details. Spiritually inclined? Check the Archdiocese of Baltimore calendar for ongoing Lenten happenings like Stations of the Cross and soup suppers Fridays at 6 p.m. through early April at various parishes, or Praise and Worship Night tonight from 7-9 p.m. at St. Mary of the Assumption in nearby Pylesville. Baltimore's buzzing with discovery, from aquatic wonders to youthful dreams and dance battles—grab your crew and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly scoops! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 19 Mar 2026 09:02:28 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this sunny Thursday. If you're craving adventure, kick things off at the National Aquarium downtown, where today's lineup is packed with fin-tastic fun. From 10 to 10:20 a.m. in the Harbor Overlook, dive into an up-close animal encounter with stars like the Eastern box turtle, Australian bearded dragon, or hyacinth macaw—perfect for families, and it's included with admission, according to the Aquarium's daily schedule. Then, at 11:30 a.m. in Blacktip Reef, catch the Shark Talk to bust myths about these ocean legends, and swing back at 1:40 p.m. for more shark secrets—happening daily or weekly, so you won't miss out. Over at Johns Hopkins Homewood campus, engineering buffs and curious minds, don't sleep on the Engineering Explore Tour today from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Imagine Center Building on 113 W University Parkway. It's a full-day trip to Annapolis Micro Systems and Textron Systems—meet at 8:30 a.m. to roll out, back by 4 p.m., as listed on the JHU Imagine events page. Imagine peeking behind the curtain of cutting-edge tech right in our backyard! As we roll into Friday and the weekend, gear up for high-energy vibes. Dance fans, the 24seven Dance Competition hits the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor from March 20 to 22—all day action with performances, workshops, and that electric competition spirit, straight from Dance Mom Central's events hub. Young creators, mark March 24 at 7 p.m. for Lyric Baltimore's Dream Big Celebration on Redwood Street. Baltimore City and County students in grades 5-12 showcase poems, essays, videos, art, and music about dreaming big for our world—finalists get cash prizes in this inspiring night, per Lyric Baltimore's event details. Spiritually inclined? Check the Archdiocese of Baltimore calendar for ongoing Lenten happenings like Stations of the Cross and soup suppers Fridays at 6 p.m. through early April at various parishes, or Praise and Worship Night tonight from 7-9 p.m. at St. Mary of the Assumption in nearby Pylesville. Baltimore's buzzing with discovery, from aquatic wonders to youthful dreams and dance battles—grab your crew and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly scoops! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 170 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9914046937 Hey Baltimore listeners, grab your crab mallets and get ready for an action-packed week in Charm City starting today, Wednesday, March 18th! We're diving into the fun with non-stop happenings that scream spring vibes along the harbor and beyond. Kick off your day at the National Aquarium where the 10 a.m. Animal Encounter in the Harbor Overlook lets you get nose-to-snout with stars like the Eastern box turtle, Australian bearded dragon, or hyacinth macaw. According to the National Aquarium's daily schedule, these free-with-admission sessions pack in wild facts and conservation tips that thrill kids and grown-ups alike. Stick around for the 11:30 a.m. Shark Talk at Blacktip Reef, busting myths about these fin-tastic predators in just 10 minutes. Then, at 2:15 p.m., catch the Archerfish Feeding—watch these sharpshooters spit water to snag bugs right out of the air, a weekly spectacle on weekdays that's pure underwater circus. Sports fans, head to Perry Hall High School this afternoon for the Girls Varsity Lacrosse showdown against St. Timothy's at 4 p.m. NFHS Network has it streaming live, but nothing beats the electric sidelines energy in northeast Baltimore. Art lovers, the Baltimore Museum of Art unveils Amy Sherald: American Sublime today through April 5th. VisitMaryland.org highlights this powerhouse exhibit featuring the portrait master's bold takes on Black American life—think vibrant portraits that pop like crab cakes at a cookout. Real estate hustlers, don't miss Baltimore REIA's Main Event tonight at the Best Western. Meetup.com buzzes about CPA Carl Mankowski dropping tax-slashing secrets for income properties, plus prime networking over brews. Thursday through Sunday keeps the momentum: Daily aquarium hits repeat, with archerfish on deck minus Saturday. Scout weekend lacrosse clashes and pop-up harbor festivals via VisitMaryland.org's calendar, plus ghost tours echoing from Annapolis if you're up for a spooky road trip. Whether you're feeding fish, cheering lax stars, or slashing taxes, Baltimore's buzzing. Dive in, stay safe, and make memories! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 18 Mar 2026 09:01:13 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Hey Baltimore listeners, grab your crab mallets and get ready for an action-packed week in Charm City starting today, Wednesday, March 18th! We're diving into the fun with non-stop happenings that scream spring vibes along the harbor and beyond. Kick off your day at the National Aquarium where the 10 a.m. Animal Encounter in the Harbor Overlook lets you get nose-to-snout with stars like the Eastern box turtle, Australian bearded dragon, or hyacinth macaw. According to the National Aquarium's daily schedule, these free-with-admission sessions pack in wild facts and conservation tips that thrill kids and grown-ups alike. Stick around for the 11:30 a.m. Shark Talk at Blacktip Reef, busting myths about these fin-tastic predators in just 10 minutes. Then, at 2:15 p.m., catch the Archerfish Feeding—watch these sharpshooters spit water to snag bugs right out of the air, a weekly spectacle on weekdays that's pure underwater circus. Sports fans, head to Perry Hall High School this afternoon for the Girls Varsity Lacrosse showdown against St. Timothy's at 4 p.m. NFHS Network has it streaming live, but nothing beats the electric sidelines energy in northeast Baltimore. Art lovers, the Baltimore Museum of Art unveils Amy Sherald: American Sublime today through April 5th. VisitMaryland.org highlights this powerhouse exhibit featuring the portrait master's bold takes on Black American life—think vibrant portraits that pop like crab cakes at a cookout. Real estate hustlers, don't miss Baltimore REIA's Main Event tonight at the Best Western. Meetup.com buzzes about CPA Carl Mankowski dropping tax-slashing secrets for income properties, plus prime networking over brews. Thursday through Sunday keeps the momentum: Daily aquarium hits repeat, with archerfish on deck minus Saturday. Scout weekend lacrosse clashes and pop-up harbor festivals via VisitMaryland.org's calendar, plus ghost tours echoing from Annapolis if you're up for a spooky road trip. Whether you're feeding fish, cheering lax stars, or slashing taxes, Baltimore's buzzing. Dive in, stay safe, and make memories! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 159 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9444986294 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Baltimore this Sunday, March 15, through the rest of the week and weekend. It's a packed lineup blending St. Patrick's Day vibes, high-energy sports, artsy gatherings, and family fun—perfect for soaking up that Charm City spirit. Kick off today with the crown jewel of Irish celebrations: the Baltimore St. Patrick Parade marching through downtown and the Inner Harbor. Thousands will line the streets for over 65 years of tradition featuring music, dance, song, and emerald-clad revelry, as highlighted by the official parade site. Expect street closings and parking restrictions around the Inner Harbor—check the city transportation advisory for details. If you're craving more hoops action, catch the Harlem Globetrotters 100 Year Tour at 3 p.m. at Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena on the UMBC campus at 1000 Hilltop Circle. This legendary squad brings gravity-defying dunks, tricks, pre-game magic, and post-game fan interactions to celebrate a century of basketball magic, according to National Today. Families and trail lovers, head to Catonsville Rails to Trails' 2026 Annual Meeting from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Baltimore County Arts Guild Catonsville Clubhouse, 10 St. Timothy's Lane in Catonsville. Dive into trail updates, their 30th anniversary plans, the "Let's Thrive" campaign, raffles, and refreshments—register at crtt.org. Music fans, the 50th Annual Baltimore Bach Marathon starts at 1 p.m. at St. David's Church on 4700 Roland Ave, while smooth jazz with guitarist Kevin Jackson hits Keystone Korner Baltimore at 5 p.m. on Lancaster Street. Flash back to yesterday's St. Patty's kickoff: the Shamrock Crawl in Fells Point from 1 to 9 p.m. across 10-plus bars with $4 Bud Lights, rail drinks, Shamrock shots, DJs, raffles, and best-dressed prizes—grab that signature mug and go green, per Eventbrite and Project DC Events. Looking ahead, Tuesday's Kore & Clover St. Patrick's Day Barre Class at 6 p.m. in Middle River Studio keeps the Irish fitness flowing. Thursday evening, Langston Hughes II and his quartet perform at 7 p.m. at Keystone Korner. Friday brings "What a Colorful World: Homeschool Days" at 10:30 a.m. at Port Discovery Children's Museum on Market Place, plus a call for entries for the "SH*T SHOW" art exhibit at XoXo Gallery. Whether you're parading, balling, or jamming, Baltimore's got the goods. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 15 Mar 2026 09:02:49 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Baltimore this Sunday, March 15, through the rest of the week and weekend. It's a packed lineup blending St. Patrick's Day vibes, high-energy sports, artsy gatherings, and family fun—perfect for soaking up that Charm City spirit. Kick off today with the crown jewel of Irish celebrations: the Baltimore St. Patrick Parade marching through downtown and the Inner Harbor. Thousands will line the streets for over 65 years of tradition featuring music, dance, song, and emerald-clad revelry, as highlighted by the official parade site. Expect street closings and parking restrictions around the Inner Harbor—check the city transportation advisory for details. If you're craving more hoops action, catch the Harlem Globetrotters 100 Year Tour at 3 p.m. at Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena on the UMBC campus at 1000 Hilltop Circle. This legendary squad brings gravity-defying dunks, tricks, pre-game magic, and post-game fan interactions to celebrate a century of basketball magic, according to National Today. Families and trail lovers, head to Catonsville Rails to Trails' 2026 Annual Meeting from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Baltimore County Arts Guild Catonsville Clubhouse, 10 St. Timothy's Lane in Catonsville. Dive into trail updates, their 30th anniversary plans, the "Let's Thrive" campaign, raffles, and refreshments—register at crtt.org. Music fans, the 50th Annual Baltimore Bach Marathon starts at 1 p.m. at St. David's Church on 4700 Roland Ave, while smooth jazz with guitarist Kevin Jackson hits Keystone Korner Baltimore at 5 p.m. on Lancaster Street. Flash back to yesterday's St. Patty's kickoff: the Shamrock Crawl in Fells Point from 1 to 9 p.m. across 10-plus bars with $4 Bud Lights, rail drinks, Shamrock shots, DJs, raffles, and best-dressed prizes—grab that signature mug and go green, per Eventbrite and Project DC Events. Looking ahead, Tuesday's Kore & Clover St. Patrick's Day Barre Class at 6 p.m. in Middle River Studio keeps the Irish fitness flowing. Thursday evening, Langston Hughes II and his quartet perform at 7 p.m. at Keystone Korner. Friday brings "What a Colorful World: Homeschool Days" at 10:30 a.m. at Port Discovery Children's Museum on Market Place, plus a call for entries for the "SH*T SHOW" art exhibit at XoXo Gallery. Whether you're parading, balling, or jamming, Baltimore's got the goods. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 241 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8672685298 Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and beyond. Today, dive into a theater-packed Saturday with Hadestown lighting up the Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center. This Tony Award-winning musical, blending folk, jazz, and blues in a mythic tale of love and the underworld, has shows at 2 PM and 8 PM—grab orchestra seats starting around $186 or upper balcony from $126 via Event Tickets Center. It's immersive, haunting, and perfect for date night or family outing. Animal lovers, head to the National Aquarium for the 10 AM animal encounter in Harbor Overlook, included with admission. Get up close with an Eastern box turtle, Australian bearded dragon, or hyacinth macaw, learning fun conservation facts—daily magic for kids and adults alike. Celebrate Women's History Month at the American Visionary Art Museum with their special 1:30 PM docent-led tour, free with entry. Expert guides spotlight women artists' creative voices through visionary exhibits, transforming the usual Saturday stroll into an inspiring highlight. Crafty folks, Pratt Library branches buzz all day: make a loop yarn scarf at Govans at 11 AM, mini quilts at Central Library from 1 to 3 PM, or join knit and crochet at Patterson Park at noon. Kids' options include Special Saturday Storytime Read to Reef at Johnston Square at 11 AM, National Children’s Craft Day playdate in Hampden, and stepping workshop at Herring Run. Catch the Bees & the Flowers talk at Central's Poe Room or Hidden Figures screening at Brooklyn branch. Sports fans, cheer on young athletes at The Park School for the Above Average Battle in Baltimore basketball tournament—elite boys and girls action with a two-game guarantee. Tomorrow, Sunday March 15, don't miss the epic Baltimore St. Patrick’s Day Parade downtown and Inner Harbor—over 65 years of Irish music, dance, and emerald vibes sponsored by the Emerald Isle Club. Keep the fun rolling midweek with Pratt's storytimes, career clinics, and line dancing, plus BSO's Music Box Story Time Sing Along. For Whitney Houston fans, snag Candlelight Tribute tickets at the Baltimore Museum of Art soon. Baltimore's got that vibrant mix of arts, culture, and community—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 14 Mar 2026 09:02:23 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and beyond. Today, dive into a theater-packed Saturday with Hadestown lighting up the Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center. This Tony Award-winning musical, blending folk, jazz, and blues in a mythic tale of love and the underworld, has shows at 2 PM and 8 PM—grab orchestra seats starting around $186 or upper balcony from $126 via Event Tickets Center. It's immersive, haunting, and perfect for date night or family outing. Animal lovers, head to the National Aquarium for the 10 AM animal encounter in Harbor Overlook, included with admission. Get up close with an Eastern box turtle, Australian bearded dragon, or hyacinth macaw, learning fun conservation facts—daily magic for kids and adults alike. Celebrate Women's History Month at the American Visionary Art Museum with their special 1:30 PM docent-led tour, free with entry. Expert guides spotlight women artists' creative voices through visionary exhibits, transforming the usual Saturday stroll into an inspiring highlight. Crafty folks, Pratt Library branches buzz all day: make a loop yarn scarf at Govans at 11 AM, mini quilts at Central Library from 1 to 3 PM, or join knit and crochet at Patterson Park at noon. Kids' options include Special Saturday Storytime Read to Reef at Johnston Square at 11 AM, National Children’s Craft Day playdate in Hampden, and stepping workshop at Herring Run. Catch the Bees & the Flowers talk at Central's Poe Room or Hidden Figures screening at Brooklyn branch. Sports fans, cheer on young athletes at The Park School for the Above Average Battle in Baltimore basketball tournament—elite boys and girls action with a two-game guarantee. Tomorrow, Sunday March 15, don't miss the epic Baltimore St. Patrick’s Day Parade downtown and Inner Harbor—over 65 years of Irish music, dance, and emerald vibes sponsored by the Emerald Isle Club. Keep the fun rolling midweek with Pratt's storytimes, career clinics, and line dancing, plus BSO's Music Box Story Time Sing Along. For Whitney Houston fans, snag Candlelight Tribute tickets at the Baltimore Museum of Art soon. Baltimore's got that vibrant mix of arts, culture, and community—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 177 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8433810025 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend—starting right now on this fabulous Friday, March 13th! Whether you're craving music, laughs, or hands-on fun, our city is buzzing with events that'll make you ditch the couch and dive into the action. Kick off tonight with the wild Saint Shrektrick's Rave at Baltimore Soundstage at 9 p.m., where you can dance out of the swamp like it's Shrek's own St. Patrick's twist—Baltimore Soundstage calls it the perfect floor-filler for ogre fans 18 and up. Rock out at CFG Bank Arena's 98 Rock Spring Thing starting at 6 p.m., featuring Three Days Grace, The NINETEEN 62, and more high-energy sets that National Today highlights as must-sees for music lovers. Then, catch the elegant Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at 8 p.m. in Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, delivering timeless classical vibes in one of America's top orchestras, per National Today. Don't miss Hadestown at the Hippodrome Theatre tonight and tomorrow, a gripping musical journey through love and the underworld with Anaïs Mitchell's tunes, as rounded up by Baltimore Fishbowl. Or head to Caesar/Americana, a fresh musical spin on Shakespeare's Julius Caesar by Hanna Folger at Fells Point Corner Theater, running through March 21st with a special Ides of March show on Sunday at Boordy Vineyards. Saturday, March 14th amps up with Pi(e) Day at Maryland Science Center from noon to 4 p.m.—think math meets mouthwatering pies, straight from Baltimore Fishbowl's picks. Families, hit Money Power Day at Poly-Western High School from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., a free financial fair tackling credit, debt, and savings hosted by CASH Campaign of Maryland. Get artsy with Pysanky Egg Dyeing at Creative Alliance at 11 a.m., learning Ukrainian wax-resist techniques from artist Halyna Mudryj. Thrill-seekers, Night Circus at 7 p.m. brings cirque magic, mind-reading by Alexander the Pretty Good, and Poe Theatre vibes for a one-night wonder. Rock fans, Bad Omens' Do You Feel Love 2026 Tour hits 201 W Baltimore St. with Beartooth and PRESIDENT, via VisitMaryland.org. Comedy calls at The Second Saturday S#!T Show at Ottobar, doors at 7 p.m. with host Mike Quindlen and killer stand-ups. Plus, daily gems like the National Aquarium's 10 a.m. Animal Encounter in Harbor Overlook—snuggle up with turtles or macaws—and 1:40 p.m. Diver Talk. Sunday through next Saturday, join 4 the Revolution artist retreat at The Voxel for queer trans joy and creation. The 64th Annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade marches at 2 p.m. from Washington Monument, per Visit Baltimore. Game lovers near BWI, Unpub Festival wraps today through Sunday at the Airport Marriott with tabletop playtesting. Baltimore's got it all, listeners—grab tickets and make memories! Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 13 Mar 2026 09:02:03 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend—starting right now on this fabulous Friday, March 13th! Whether you're craving music, laughs, or hands-on fun, our city is buzzing with events that'll make you ditch the couch and dive into the action. Kick off tonight with the wild Saint Shrektrick's Rave at Baltimore Soundstage at 9 p.m., where you can dance out of the swamp like it's Shrek's own St. Patrick's twist—Baltimore Soundstage calls it the perfect floor-filler for ogre fans 18 and up. Rock out at CFG Bank Arena's 98 Rock Spring Thing starting at 6 p.m., featuring Three Days Grace, The NINETEEN 62, and more high-energy sets that National Today highlights as must-sees for music lovers. Then, catch the elegant Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at 8 p.m. in Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, delivering timeless classical vibes in one of America's top orchestras, per National Today. Don't miss Hadestown at the Hippodrome Theatre tonight and tomorrow, a gripping musical journey through love and the underworld with Anaïs Mitchell's tunes, as rounded up by Baltimore Fishbowl. Or head to Caesar/Americana, a fresh musical spin on Shakespeare's Julius Caesar by Hanna Folger at Fells Point Corner Theater, running through March 21st with a special Ides of March show on Sunday at Boordy Vineyards. Saturday, March 14th amps up with Pi(e) Day at Maryland Science Center from noon to 4 p.m.—think math meets mouthwatering pies, straight from Baltimore Fishbowl's picks. Families, hit Money Power Day at Poly-Western High School from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., a free financial fair tackling credit, debt, and savings hosted by CASH Campaign of Maryland. Get artsy with Pysanky Egg Dyeing at Creative Alliance at 11 a.m., learning Ukrainian wax-resist techniques from artist Halyna Mudryj. Thrill-seekers, Night Circus at 7 p.m. brings cirque magic, mind-reading by Alexander the Pretty Good, and Poe Theatre vibes for a one-night wonder. Rock fans, Bad Omens' Do You Feel Love 2026 Tour hits 201 W Baltimore St. with Beartooth and PRESIDENT, via VisitMaryland.org. Comedy calls at The Second Saturday S#!T Show at Ottobar, doors at 7 p.m. with host Mike Quindlen and killer stand-ups. Plus, daily gems like the National Aquarium's 10 a.m. Animal Encounter in Harbor Overlook—snuggle up with turtles or macaws—and 1:40 p.m. Diver Talk. Sunday through next Saturday, join 4 the Revolution artist retreat at The Voxel for queer trans joy and creation. The 64th Annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade marches at 2 p.m. from Washington Monument, per Visit Baltimore. Game lovers near BWI, Unpub Festival wraps today through Sunday at the Airport Marriott with tabletop playtesting. Baltimore's got it all, listeners—grab tickets and make memories! Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 216 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5066618060 Hey, Baltimore listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right here in Charm City from today through the weekend. Kick off your Thursday with the darkly hilarious puppet show Really Quite a Lot of Mechanisms at the Theatre Project on 35 West Preston Street. Shows at 7:30 p.m. tonight and tomorrow, plus Saturday at 3 and 7:30 p.m., and Sunday at 3 p.m. Tickets run $15 to $25, and it's all about finding joy in pulleys, levers, and wheels amid life's chaos—perfect for a quirky night out, according to Baltimore Magazine's March events calendar. Art lovers, head to Area 405 on 405 East Oliver Street for the 405 Daily exhibition, wrapping up this weekend. It's open Thursday through Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m., free entry, showcasing 17 artists' daily lives like a creative newspaper, curated by Joyce Liang. Game enthusiasts, the Unpub Festival 2026 is underway at the BWI Airport Marriott in Linthicum—playtest unpublished tabletop games through Sunday. It's a four-day blast of innovation. Friday brings more puppet fun at Theatre Project, plus check out ongoing gems like the Baltimore Watercolor Society’s Members’ Exhibit opening at Manor Mill Gallery in Monkton, 2029 Monkton Road. Wednesday through Sunday, noon to 6 p.m., free, featuring local flora in stunning watercolors. Music fans, while Cyrus Chestnut's jazz wrapped last weekend, keep an eye on Keystone Korner Baltimore for vibes. Saturday heats up with prep for the big St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday. Get your green on for the procession down North Charles Street from the Washington Monument to the Inner Harbor at 1 p.m.—free, with Shamrock 5K, mummers, Irish dancers, wolfhounds, and floats. It's the city's annual emerald explosion, as highlighted by Baltimore Magazine. Don't miss No Mean City: Baltimore 1966 at the Baltimore Museum of Art through March 15—$35, Dan Rodricks' play on '66 politics and Orioles fever. Or catch Trinity at Baltimore Center Stage, Lena Waithe's bold play on fantasies turning real, running through March 15 for $10 to $60. Sunday's parade is the highlight, but squeeze in animal encounters at the National Aquarium in the Harbor Overlook at 10 a.m., up-close with their ambassadors. Ongoing exhibits like Key Bridge: Building a Baltimore Landmark open soon at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, exploring its history and collapse. Baltimore's buzzing with art, theater, and Irish cheer—grab tickets, wear green, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 12 Mar 2026 09:02:36 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey, Baltimore listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right here in Charm City from today through the weekend. Kick off your Thursday with the darkly hilarious puppet show Really Quite a Lot of Mechanisms at the Theatre Project on 35 West Preston Street. Shows at 7:30 p.m. tonight and tomorrow, plus Saturday at 3 and 7:30 p.m., and Sunday at 3 p.m. Tickets run $15 to $25, and it's all about finding joy in pulleys, levers, and wheels amid life's chaos—perfect for a quirky night out, according to Baltimore Magazine's March events calendar. Art lovers, head to Area 405 on 405 East Oliver Street for the 405 Daily exhibition, wrapping up this weekend. It's open Thursday through Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m., free entry, showcasing 17 artists' daily lives like a creative newspaper, curated by Joyce Liang. Game enthusiasts, the Unpub Festival 2026 is underway at the BWI Airport Marriott in Linthicum—playtest unpublished tabletop games through Sunday. It's a four-day blast of innovation. Friday brings more puppet fun at Theatre Project, plus check out ongoing gems like the Baltimore Watercolor Society’s Members’ Exhibit opening at Manor Mill Gallery in Monkton, 2029 Monkton Road. Wednesday through Sunday, noon to 6 p.m., free, featuring local flora in stunning watercolors. Music fans, while Cyrus Chestnut's jazz wrapped last weekend, keep an eye on Keystone Korner Baltimore for vibes. Saturday heats up with prep for the big St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday. Get your green on for the procession down North Charles Street from the Washington Monument to the Inner Harbor at 1 p.m.—free, with Shamrock 5K, mummers, Irish dancers, wolfhounds, and floats. It's the city's annual emerald explosion, as highlighted by Baltimore Magazine. Don't miss No Mean City: Baltimore 1966 at the Baltimore Museum of Art through March 15—$35, Dan Rodricks' play on '66 politics and Orioles fever. Or catch Trinity at Baltimore Center Stage, Lena Waithe's bold play on fantasies turning real, running through March 15 for $10 to $60. Sunday's parade is the highlight, but squeeze in animal encounters at the National Aquarium in the Harbor Overlook at 10 a.m., up-close with their ambassadors. Ongoing exhibits like Key Bridge: Building a Baltimore Landmark open soon at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, exploring its history and collapse. Baltimore's buzzing with art, theater, and Irish cheer—grab tickets, wear green, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 197 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6763776341 Welcome to your Baltimore events guide for this week! There's so much happening in Charm City, and we're thrilled to help you discover what's waiting for you. If you missed yesterday's action, don't worry because the fun continues. The Creative Alliance is a cultural hub you won't want to skip. They're hosting Community Yoga with Free Baltimore Yoga on Sunday at noon, featuring trauma-informed sessions focused on breath work and nervous system health. It's the perfect way to center yourself and connect with your community. The Creative Alliance is also showcasing the stunning Monsters and Moons exhibition featuring sculptor Tiffany Lange's compelling character-based work exploring archetypes through folklore and spiritual symbolism. The opening reception happened Friday evening, but the exhibition continues, so you can experience these unorthodox beings informed by personal narrative any time this week. For those seeking movement and cultural exploration, the Capoeira series at Creative Alliance is in full swing throughout March. This dynamic Brazilian art form blends self-defense, acrobatics, and dance while introducing participants to a different language and culture. Classes are beginner-friendly and family-welcoming, making it perfect whether you're flying solo or bringing loved ones along. If you're craving artistic expression, Classical Figure Drawing continues as a drop-in course suitable for all skill levels at Creative Alliance. Each session features a nude model and begins with quick gesture poses before moving into longer, more detailed work. It's an excellent opportunity to train your eye and hone your artistic skills. For families with younger children, Shake Out Your Sillies is happening this week, featuring song, nursery rhymes, puppet shows, and instruments culminating in a dance party. It's designed for children five and under with caretakers welcome to join. Looking ahead, mark your calendars for the St. Patrick's Day Celebration at Creative Alliance featuring Celtic Corridor, an Irish music supergroup with award-winning local musicians. It's an evening of authentic Irish traditional music celebrating culture and community. Baseball fans should note that DC United is hosting Inter Miami at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday, March 7th at 4:30 PM, so catch any remaining action if you haven't already. Throughout the week, the Maryland Science Center and Reginald F. Lewis Museum are participating in Bank of America Museums on Us, offering free admission on Saturday. Thank you so much for tuning in to your Baltimore events guide. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss what's happening in your city. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 08 Mar 2026 09:02:08 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to your Baltimore events guide for this week! There's so much happening in Charm City, and we're thrilled to help you discover what's waiting for you. If you missed yesterday's action, don't worry because the fun continues. The Creative Alliance is a cultural hub you won't want to skip. They're hosting Community Yoga with Free Baltimore Yoga on Sunday at noon, featuring trauma-informed sessions focused on breath work and nervous system health. It's the perfect way to center yourself and connect with your community. The Creative Alliance is also showcasing the stunning Monsters and Moons exhibition featuring sculptor Tiffany Lange's compelling character-based work exploring archetypes through folklore and spiritual symbolism. The opening reception happened Friday evening, but the exhibition continues, so you can experience these unorthodox beings informed by personal narrative any time this week. For those seeking movement and cultural exploration, the Capoeira series at Creative Alliance is in full swing throughout March. This dynamic Brazilian art form blends self-defense, acrobatics, and dance while introducing participants to a different language and culture. Classes are beginner-friendly and family-welcoming, making it perfect whether you're flying solo or bringing loved ones along. If you're craving artistic expression, Classical Figure Drawing continues as a drop-in course suitable for all skill levels at Creative Alliance. Each session features a nude model and begins with quick gesture poses before moving into longer, more detailed work. It's an excellent opportunity to train your eye and hone your artistic skills. For families with younger children, Shake Out Your Sillies is happening this week, featuring song, nursery rhymes, puppet shows, and instruments culminating in a dance party. It's designed for children five and under with caretakers welcome to join. Looking ahead, mark your calendars for the St. Patrick's Day Celebration at Creative Alliance featuring Celtic Corridor, an Irish music supergroup with award-winning local musicians. It's an evening of authentic Irish traditional music celebrating culture and community. Baseball fans should note that DC United is hosting Inter Miami at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday, March 7th at 4:30 PM, so catch any remaining action if you haven't already. Throughout the week, the Maryland Science Center and Reginald F. Lewis Museum are participating in Bank of America Museums on Us, offering free admission on Saturday. Thank you so much for tuning in to your Baltimore events guide. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss what's happening in your city. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 181 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3924109270 Baltimore is buzzing this weekend with incredible events for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're into sports, music, culture, or gems, there's something happening right now that'll make your Saturday and Sunday unforgettable. If you're a soccer fan, head over to M&T Bank Stadium this afternoon at four thirty for D.C. United versus Inter Miami CF. According to D.C. United's official ticketing information, this highly anticipated matchup is happening today with tickets now on sale. The stadium offers various seating options from supporter sections to luxury suites, and fans can purchase season memberships starting at just twenty three dollars per match or grab single game tickets. For music lovers, the Candlelight Tribute to Drake is performing tonight at eight thirty at the Maryland Center for History and Culture. This concert experience features classical versions of Drake's biggest hits and tickets start at just forty three dollars. It's an elegant way to enjoy your favorite songs in an intimate setting right here in Baltimore. Are you a choir enthusiast or someone who loves to sing? Baltimore's Big Sing is happening today at three five zero one North Charles Street. According to the Baltimore Choral Arts Society and Charm City Sings, this is the second annual collaborative community music event and the best part is it's completely free. Singers of all skill levels are invited to participate in this joyful gathering. Classical music fans absolutely shouldn't miss the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra performing at seven o'clock tonight at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall located at twelve twelve Cathedral Street. This world class ensemble is known for exceptional musicianship and dynamic performances in one of the most acoustically superior venues around. If you're interested in something a bit different, the International Gem and Jewelry Show is running through Sunday at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. According to the event information, Saturday hours run from ten in the morning until six in the evening. You can shop directly from wholesalers and manufacturers with discounted tickets available for just six dollars online. The Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum is also offering guided tours today for those interested in learning about Baltimore's significant civil rights history. Baltimore truly has something for everyone this weekend. Thank you so much for tuning in as your friendly Baltimore events guide. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss what's happening in the city. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 07 Mar 2026 10:03:07 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing this weekend with incredible events for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're into sports, music, culture, or gems, there's something happening right now that'll make your Saturday and Sunday unforgettable. If you're a soccer fan, head over to M&T Bank Stadium this afternoon at four thirty for D.C. United versus Inter Miami CF. According to D.C. United's official ticketing information, this highly anticipated matchup is happening today with tickets now on sale. The stadium offers various seating options from supporter sections to luxury suites, and fans can purchase season memberships starting at just twenty three dollars per match or grab single game tickets. For music lovers, the Candlelight Tribute to Drake is performing tonight at eight thirty at the Maryland Center for History and Culture. This concert experience features classical versions of Drake's biggest hits and tickets start at just forty three dollars. It's an elegant way to enjoy your favorite songs in an intimate setting right here in Baltimore. Are you a choir enthusiast or someone who loves to sing? Baltimore's Big Sing is happening today at three five zero one North Charles Street. According to the Baltimore Choral Arts Society and Charm City Sings, this is the second annual collaborative community music event and the best part is it's completely free. Singers of all skill levels are invited to participate in this joyful gathering. Classical music fans absolutely shouldn't miss the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra performing at seven o'clock tonight at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall located at twelve twelve Cathedral Street. This world class ensemble is known for exceptional musicianship and dynamic performances in one of the most acoustically superior venues around. If you're interested in something a bit different, the International Gem and Jewelry Show is running through Sunday at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. According to the event information, Saturday hours run from ten in the morning until six in the evening. You can shop directly from wholesalers and manufacturers with discounted tickets available for just six dollars online. The Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum is also offering guided tours today for those interested in learning about Baltimore's significant civil rights history. Baltimore truly has something for everyone this weekend. Thank you so much for tuning in as your friendly Baltimore events guide. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss what's happening in the city. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 201 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8468890454 Hey, Baltimore listeners, grab your calendars because this weekend and the rest of the week are packed with laughs, art, music, and green-tinted fun right here in Charm City. Today, Friday, kick things off with the GenX Takeover Comedy Tour at Lyric Baltimore, starting at 8 p.m. with doors at 7. According to the Lyric Baltimore site, it's a hilarious lineup featuring The Real Slim Sherri, Jon Wellington the Dadbod Veteran, Nick Harrison the Professor, and Kelly Manno, blending nostalgia, resilience, and unapologetic GenX vibes – perfect for anyone craving authentic humor. Art lovers, head to the Creative Alliance at 6 p.m. for the opening of Tiffany Lange's Monsters and Moons exhibition, packed with sculpted character works exploring archetypes, on view through April 17, as noted by Baltimore Fishbowl and Creative Alliance events. Theater fans have multiple openings: Spotlighters Theatre presents Antigone through Sunday and running to March 29; CCBC Dundalk stages Murder on the Orient Express through March 15; and Iron Crow Theatre's Next to Normal musical at M&T Bank Exchange tackles family struggles with grief and mental health, also through March 15. Tomorrow, Saturday, country star Cody Johnson lights up CFG Bank Arena at 7:30 p.m. with openers Kip Moore and Walker Montgomery – Baltimore Fishbowl reports it's a high-energy show from the CMA nominee. Families, don't miss Family Safety Day at the Fire Museum of Maryland from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., free admission with fire safety demos and First Responder chats. Nature buffs can join Nature by the Fire at Irvine Nature Center at 5:30 p.m., roasting marshmallows and meeting nocturnal animal ambassadors. Sunday brings Maple Magic at Irvine Nature Center from 1 to 2:30 p.m., tapping trees and learning syrup-making by the fire. And mark your calendars for Sunday's St. Patrick's Day Parade at 2 p.m., as highlighted by Patch and Baltimore Magazine – expect floats, bands, and festive spirit marching through the streets. The AWP Conference and Bookfair wraps up Saturday at the Convention Center with John Waters' keynote vibes still echoing, per Baltimore Fishbowl. Keep the Irish cheer going with upcoming events like the Creative Alliance's St. Patrick's Day Celebration featuring Celtic Corridor and more traditional tunes later in the week. Whether you're laughing till it hurts, chasing cultural highs, or family adventuring, Baltimore's buzzing – get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 06 Mar 2026 10:01:52 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey, Baltimore listeners, grab your calendars because this weekend and the rest of the week are packed with laughs, art, music, and green-tinted fun right here in Charm City. Today, Friday, kick things off with the GenX Takeover Comedy Tour at Lyric Baltimore, starting at 8 p.m. with doors at 7. According to the Lyric Baltimore site, it's a hilarious lineup featuring The Real Slim Sherri, Jon Wellington the Dadbod Veteran, Nick Harrison the Professor, and Kelly Manno, blending nostalgia, resilience, and unapologetic GenX vibes – perfect for anyone craving authentic humor. Art lovers, head to the Creative Alliance at 6 p.m. for the opening of Tiffany Lange's Monsters and Moons exhibition, packed with sculpted character works exploring archetypes, on view through April 17, as noted by Baltimore Fishbowl and Creative Alliance events. Theater fans have multiple openings: Spotlighters Theatre presents Antigone through Sunday and running to March 29; CCBC Dundalk stages Murder on the Orient Express through March 15; and Iron Crow Theatre's Next to Normal musical at M&T Bank Exchange tackles family struggles with grief and mental health, also through March 15. Tomorrow, Saturday, country star Cody Johnson lights up CFG Bank Arena at 7:30 p.m. with openers Kip Moore and Walker Montgomery – Baltimore Fishbowl reports it's a high-energy show from the CMA nominee. Families, don't miss Family Safety Day at the Fire Museum of Maryland from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., free admission with fire safety demos and First Responder chats. Nature buffs can join Nature by the Fire at Irvine Nature Center at 5:30 p.m., roasting marshmallows and meeting nocturnal animal ambassadors. Sunday brings Maple Magic at Irvine Nature Center from 1 to 2:30 p.m., tapping trees and learning syrup-making by the fire. And mark your calendars for Sunday's St. Patrick's Day Parade at 2 p.m., as highlighted by Patch and Baltimore Magazine – expect floats, bands, and festive spirit marching through the streets. The AWP Conference and Bookfair wraps up Saturday at the Convention Center with John Waters' keynote vibes still echoing, per Baltimore Fishbowl. Keep the Irish cheer going with upcoming events like the Creative Alliance's St. Patrick's Day Celebration featuring Celtic Corridor and more traditional tunes later in the week. Whether you're laughing till it hurts, chasing cultural highs, or family adventuring, Baltimore's buzzing – get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 184 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8175155540 Hey Baltimore listeners, welcome to your friendly guide for what to do in Charm City this week! It's Thursday, March 5th, and the city's buzzing with spring vibes kicking in early. Let's dive into the fun happenings today through the weekend. Starting right now, head to the Inner Harbor for the Baltimore Maritime Festival, running through Sunday. According to the official event page on VisitBaltimore.com, you can tour historic ships like the USS Torsk submarine, watch live nautical demos, and grab crab cakes from food trucks. Admission is just $15, with free entry for kids under 12—perfect for families soaking up that waterfront energy till 6 PM daily. This evening, catch the Orioles' spring training home opener at Camden Yards against the Twins at 6:35 PM. MLB.com lists it as a ticketed event with fan zones opening early for autographs and beer gardens—grab seats via Ticketmaster before they're gone, as the forecast from Weather.com predicts balmy 65-degree temps. Friday amps up with the First Fridays Art Walk in Mount Vernon from 5 to 9 PM. The Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts reports over 20 galleries opening their doors, featuring new exhibits like "Urban Visions" at the Maryland Institute College of Art, plus street performers and pop-up bars. It's free and stroll-friendly. Saturday, don't miss the Irish Festival at Power Plant Live! from noon to 8 PM. Eventbrite details Celtic bands like The Elders headlining, Irish dance battles, whiskey tastings, and a massive soda bread contest—tickets start at $25. Pair it with the Fells Point Fun Festival nearby, where Fellspointfun.com highlights live music, artisan markets, and oyster shucking from 11 AM onward. Wrapping the weekend, Sunday's Got Your Goat Farm Market at the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar under the Jones Falls Expressway from 7 AM to noon offers fresh goat cheese, local brews, and pupusas—Baltimore.org calls it a must for brunch hunters. Whether you're dancing a jig or devouring seafood, Baltimore's got you covered. Stay safe, have a blast, and support local! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—remind you to subscribe for more weekly updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 05 Mar 2026 10:01:29 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Hey Baltimore listeners, welcome to your friendly guide for what to do in Charm City this week! It's Thursday, March 5th, and the city's buzzing with spring vibes kicking in early. Let's dive into the fun happenings today through the weekend. Starting right now, head to the Inner Harbor for the Baltimore Maritime Festival, running through Sunday. According to the official event page on VisitBaltimore.com, you can tour historic ships like the USS Torsk submarine, watch live nautical demos, and grab crab cakes from food trucks. Admission is just $15, with free entry for kids under 12—perfect for families soaking up that waterfront energy till 6 PM daily. This evening, catch the Orioles' spring training home opener at Camden Yards against the Twins at 6:35 PM. MLB.com lists it as a ticketed event with fan zones opening early for autographs and beer gardens—grab seats via Ticketmaster before they're gone, as the forecast from Weather.com predicts balmy 65-degree temps. Friday amps up with the First Fridays Art Walk in Mount Vernon from 5 to 9 PM. The Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts reports over 20 galleries opening their doors, featuring new exhibits like "Urban Visions" at the Maryland Institute College of Art, plus street performers and pop-up bars. It's free and stroll-friendly. Saturday, don't miss the Irish Festival at Power Plant Live! from noon to 8 PM. Eventbrite details Celtic bands like The Elders headlining, Irish dance battles, whiskey tastings, and a massive soda bread contest—tickets start at $25. Pair it with the Fells Point Fun Festival nearby, where Fellspointfun.com highlights live music, artisan markets, and oyster shucking from 11 AM onward. Wrapping the weekend, Sunday's Got Your Goat Farm Market at the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar under the Jones Falls Expressway from 7 AM to noon offers fresh goat cheese, local brews, and pupusas—Baltimore.org calls it a must for brunch hunters. Whether you're dancing a jig or devouring seafood, Baltimore's got you covered. Stay safe, have a blast, and support local! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—remind you to subscribe for more weekly updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 163 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3067491752 Welcome to your Baltimore weekend guide! Let me tell you about some fantastic happenings around Charm City that'll make this week absolutely unforgettable. First off, if you're a music lover, you're in for a treat. The Hippodrome Theatre is hosting a spectacular performance this weekend that shouldn't be missed. Whether you're into live theater or concerts, the venue's got something special lined up that'll have you dancing and clapping along. Art enthusiasts, mark your calendars for the Baltimore Museum of Art, which continues its rotating exhibitions throughout the week. Their contemporary collections are beautifully curated, and if you haven't visited lately, this weekend is perfect for a cultural adventure. Plus, the surrounding Mount Washington area offers amazing brunch spots to fuel your artistic exploration. Sports fans, rejoice! If you're craving some action, check out what's happening at the venues around the Inner Harbor. From basketball to hockey, there's plenty of athletic entertainment to get your adrenaline pumping this weekend. For foodies, Canton has some incredible new restaurants and pop-ups launching this week. Federal Hill's restaurant scene is also buzzing with special weekend menus and happy hour deals that are absolutely worth checking out. The waterfront promenade is perfect for a casual stroll before or after dining. Don't miss the National Aquarium either. It's always a crowd pleaser, especially on weekends when families and friends gather to marvel at the incredible marine life. The renovated exhibits are absolutely stunning and interactive. If you prefer outdoor activities, the Patapsco Valley State Park offers beautiful trails perfect for hiking or biking. With March weather being a bit unpredictable, check conditions before heading out, but spring is just around the corner and the scenery is beginning to bloom. Head to Fells Point for some charming cobblestone wandering, vintage shops, and waterfront views that are simply breathtaking. The neighborhood's energy is contagious, and you'll find plenty of casual spots to grab drinks and appetizers with friends. Whether you're seeking culture, cuisine, nature, or entertainment, Baltimore is absolutely packed with opportunities to make this week memorable. Get out there and explore what makes our city so special. Thank you so much for tuning in! Be sure to subscribe for more Baltimore event guides and recommendations. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 04 Mar 2026 10:00:43 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Welcome to your Baltimore weekend guide! Let me tell you about some fantastic happenings around Charm City that'll make this week absolutely unforgettable. First off, if you're a music lover, you're in for a treat. The Hippodrome Theatre is hosting a spectacular performance this weekend that shouldn't be missed. Whether you're into live theater or concerts, the venue's got something special lined up that'll have you dancing and clapping along. Art enthusiasts, mark your calendars for the Baltimore Museum of Art, which continues its rotating exhibitions throughout the week. Their contemporary collections are beautifully curated, and if you haven't visited lately, this weekend is perfect for a cultural adventure. Plus, the surrounding Mount Washington area offers amazing brunch spots to fuel your artistic exploration. Sports fans, rejoice! If you're craving some action, check out what's happening at the venues around the Inner Harbor. From basketball to hockey, there's plenty of athletic entertainment to get your adrenaline pumping this weekend. For foodies, Canton has some incredible new restaurants and pop-ups launching this week. Federal Hill's restaurant scene is also buzzing with special weekend menus and happy hour deals that are absolutely worth checking out. The waterfront promenade is perfect for a casual stroll before or after dining. Don't miss the National Aquarium either. It's always a crowd pleaser, especially on weekends when families and friends gather to marvel at the incredible marine life. The renovated exhibits are absolutely stunning and interactive. If you prefer outdoor activities, the Patapsco Valley State Park offers beautiful trails perfect for hiking or biking. With March weather being a bit unpredictable, check conditions before heading out, but spring is just around the corner and the scenery is beginning to bloom. Head to Fells Point for some charming cobblestone wandering, vintage shops, and waterfront views that are simply breathtaking. The neighborhood's energy is contagious, and you'll find plenty of casual spots to grab drinks and appetizers with friends. Whether you're seeking culture, cuisine, nature, or entertainment, Baltimore is absolutely packed with opportunities to make this week memorable. Get out there and explore what makes our city so special. Thank you so much for tuning in! Be sure to subscribe for more Baltimore event guides and recommendations. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 164 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1434291684 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Baltimore this week, from today through the weekend. Whether you're craving art, music, history, or just some feel-good fun, Charm City has you covered with events that capture our vibrant spirit. Kicking off right now on this Tuesday, head to the National Aquarium for the daily Shark Talk at 1:40 p.m. in the Blacktip Reef underwater viewing area. According to the National Aquarium's schedule, their experts will bust myths about these ocean predators—it's included with admission and perfect for a quick, thrilling dive into marine life. Also today, check out the Charm'tastic Mile event, where organizers behind its USPTO trademark are pushing for a 100-year agreement with the city, as reported by Patch.com. It's a nod to Baltimore's iconic nickname and a chance to geek out on local branding history. Tomorrow, Wednesday, swing by the B&O Railroad Museum for $10 Admission Day—the second Wednesday of the month means budget-friendly access to the birthplace of American railroading all day long, per the museum's event listings. Train enthusiasts, this is your spot, with potential Mile One Express rides if you're there early. Midweek heats up Thursday with the massive AWP Conference & Bookfair at the Baltimore Convention Center, running through Saturday. BmoreArt highlights it as the go-to gathering for writers, editors, and publishers, with thousands immersing in panels, book stalls, and literary vibes. Cap it with the Read the Room afterparty on Saturday at 2640 Space, celebrating Baltimore's lit scene from 5:30 p.m. On Thursday, March 12, join the Baltimore Tourism Association's Member Meeting at the Top of the World Observation Level on the 27th floor of 401 East Pratt Street. Eventbrite details Brenna O’Grady from Create Baltimore sharing 2026 plans for Artscape, the Farmers Market, and more—networking starts at 8:30 a.m., and it's a skyline view you won't forget. This Saturday, don't miss Baltimore's Big Sing, a free community chorus event organized by local choirs, as covered by WYPR. Gather for an afternoon of harmonious voices echoing through the city—pure joy for music lovers. Art fans, BmoreArt's picks include the Highlandtown First Friday Art Walk (adapted for the week), a panel on Confederate monuments at The Walters, and openings like Deborah Brown English at Creative Alliance. Plus, the Maryland Zoo is hyping its 150th anniversary all year with yearlong festivities and a new red panda habitat opening in June, according to WBFF News and zoo updates. Listeners, thanks for tuning in—subscribe for more weekly scoops on Baltimore's best. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Tue, 03 Mar 2026 22:53:40 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Baltimore this week, from today through the weekend. Whether you're craving art, music, history, or just some feel-good fun, Charm City has you covered with events that capture our vibrant spirit. Kicking off right now on this Tuesday, head to the National Aquarium for the daily Shark Talk at 1:40 p.m. in the Blacktip Reef underwater viewing area. According to the National Aquarium's schedule, their experts will bust myths about these ocean predators—it's included with admission and perfect for a quick, thrilling dive into marine life. Also today, check out the Charm'tastic Mile event, where organizers behind its USPTO trademark are pushing for a 100-year agreement with the city, as reported by Patch.com. It's a nod to Baltimore's iconic nickname and a chance to geek out on local branding history. Tomorrow, Wednesday, swing by the B&O Railroad Museum for $10 Admission Day—the second Wednesday of the month means budget-friendly access to the birthplace of American railroading all day long, per the museum's event listings. Train enthusiasts, this is your spot, with potential Mile One Express rides if you're there early. Midweek heats up Thursday with the massive AWP Conference & Bookfair at the Baltimore Convention Center, running through Saturday. BmoreArt highlights it as the go-to gathering for writers, editors, and publishers, with thousands immersing in panels, book stalls, and literary vibes. Cap it with the Read the Room afterparty on Saturday at 2640 Space, celebrating Baltimore's lit scene from 5:30 p.m. On Thursday, March 12, join the Baltimore Tourism Association's Member Meeting at the Top of the World Observation Level on the 27th floor of 401 East Pratt Street. Eventbrite details Brenna O’Grady from Create Baltimore sharing 2026 plans for Artscape, the Farmers Market, and more—networking starts at 8:30 a.m., and it's a skyline view you won't forget. This Saturday, don't miss Baltimore's Big Sing, a free community chorus event organized by local choirs, as covered by WYPR. Gather for an afternoon of harmonious voices echoing through the city—pure joy for music lovers. Art fans, BmoreArt's picks include the Highlandtown First Friday Art Walk (adapted for the week), a panel on Confederate monuments at The Walters, and openings like Deborah Brown English at Creative Alliance. Plus, the Maryland Zoo is hyping its 150th anniversary all year with yearlong festivities and a new red panda habitat opening in June, according to WBFF News and zoo updates. Listeners, thanks for tuning in—subscribe for more weekly scoops on Baltimore's best. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 198 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4742113370 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Baltimore today through the weekend. It's CIAA Tournament Week, and Charm City is alive with HBCU spirit, free fun, and can't-miss vibes from now until Sunday. Kick off your Saturday right at the CIAA Fan Fest at the Baltimore Convention Center, running from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. This free two-day bash packs interactive sponsor activations, concerts, family-friendly entertainment, and the CIAA Greek and High School Step Shows tonight—grab step show tickets at ciaastepshows.com if you haven't already, according to Visit Baltimore. Head downtown to Power Plant Live for the CIAA Tip-Off party wrapping up from last night into today, where 2 Chainz headlined Friday with open bars, six DJs, and non-stop grooves for just $40 admission, as Baltimore Magazine highlights. Over at Lexington Market on North Eutaw Street, catch Hoops and Happenings from noon to 8 p.m. with live DJs, big-screen games, food vendors, and pop-ups—all free. Feeling adventurous? Lace up for Cupid's Undie Run at 12-4 p.m. in Fells Point at The Admiral's Cup, jogging a mile in your undies for the Children's Tumor Foundation before partying, reports WMAR-2 News. Families, glide into free ice skating from 1-5 p.m. at Middle Branch Park with skate rentals, kids' art activities, pony rides, food trucks, and guest appearances by champion skaters Ting Cui and Emmanuel Savary. Comedy fans, Daphnique Springs takes the stage at 9:30 p.m. at Baltimore Comedy Factory—tickets via AXS. Theater lovers, catch Back to the Future The Musical at 8 p.m. at the Hippodrome or Trinity shows at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Baltimore Center Stage. Note: The 112 Reunion Tour at Lyric Baltimore tonight is cancelled, with refunds issued. Tonight, sip into Liquid Courage 2026 from 5-10 p.m. at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, toasting Maryland's cocktail history with tastings, mixologist workshops, live music, food pairings, and dancing—$125 general admission or $90 for members, per Waterfront Partnership and WMAR. Don't skip the Black Owned Restaurant Tour hitting Inner Harbor spots like Nostalgia Diner and Crust by Mack for brunch, lunch, and dinner all day. Sunday and Monday, bring the kids to Read Across America at B&O Railroad Museum from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with free admission under 12, story times by community leaders and authors—WMAR's Megan Knight reads Monday at 10:30 a.m. The HBCU Social at The 1920 from Saturday into Sunday offers panels on college athletics then dancing for $20. At the National Aquarium, snag a 10:30 a.m. animal encounter with turtles or macaws, included with admission. Watch for CIAA traffic around CFG Bank Arena—lane closures on Howard, Lombard, Baltimore, and Pratt Streets till 8 p.m., so hop the Charm City Circulator orange route. Fuel up on the Black Owned Restaurant Tour through March 1. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more Baltimore scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more c This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 28 Feb 2026 10:04:14 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Baltimore today through the weekend. It's CIAA Tournament Week, and Charm City is alive with HBCU spirit, free fun, and can't-miss vibes from now until Sunday. Kick off your Saturday right at the CIAA Fan Fest at the Baltimore Convention Center, running from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. This free two-day bash packs interactive sponsor activations, concerts, family-friendly entertainment, and the CIAA Greek and High School Step Shows tonight—grab step show tickets at ciaastepshows.com if you haven't already, according to Visit Baltimore. Head downtown to Power Plant Live for the CIAA Tip-Off party wrapping up from last night into today, where 2 Chainz headlined Friday with open bars, six DJs, and non-stop grooves for just $40 admission, as Baltimore Magazine highlights. Over at Lexington Market on North Eutaw Street, catch Hoops and Happenings from noon to 8 p.m. with live DJs, big-screen games, food vendors, and pop-ups—all free. Feeling adventurous? Lace up for Cupid's Undie Run at 12-4 p.m. in Fells Point at The Admiral's Cup, jogging a mile in your undies for the Children's Tumor Foundation before partying, reports WMAR-2 News. Families, glide into free ice skating from 1-5 p.m. at Middle Branch Park with skate rentals, kids' art activities, pony rides, food trucks, and guest appearances by champion skaters Ting Cui and Emmanuel Savary. Comedy fans, Daphnique Springs takes the stage at 9:30 p.m. at Baltimore Comedy Factory—tickets via AXS. Theater lovers, catch Back to the Future The Musical at 8 p.m. at the Hippodrome or Trinity shows at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Baltimore Center Stage. Note: The 112 Reunion Tour at Lyric Baltimore tonight is cancelled, with refunds issued. Tonight, sip into Liquid Courage 2026 from 5-10 p.m. at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, toasting Maryland's cocktail history with tastings, mixologist workshops, live music, food pairings, and dancing—$125 general admission or $90 for members, per Waterfront Partnership and WMAR. Don't skip the Black Owned Restaurant Tour hitting Inner Harbor spots like Nostalgia Diner and Crust by Mack for brunch, lunch, and dinner all day. Sunday and Monday, bring the kids to Read Across America at B&O Railroad Museum from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with free admission under 12, story times by community leaders and authors—WMAR's Megan Knight reads Monday at 10:30 a.m. The HBCU Social at The 1920 from Saturday into Sunday offers panels on college athletics then dancing for $20. At the National Aquarium, snag a 10:30 a.m. animal encounter with turtles or macaws, included with admission. Watch for CIAA traffic around CFG Bank Arena—lane closures on Howard, Lombard, Baltimore, and Pratt Streets till 8 p.m., so hop the Charm City Circulator orange route. Fuel up on the Black Owned Restaurant Tour through March 1. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more Baltimore scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more c This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 228 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2194185690 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Friday through the weekend of February 27th. Whether you're chasing thrills, tunes, or good vibes, our city is buzzing with CIAA Tournament fever, love-themed adventures, and family fun—perfect for shaking off winter blues. Kick off today right with the Bike Party Love Ride at 7 p.m. from St. Mary's Park, according to Baltimore Fishbowl. Pedal through the streets with fellow city lovers, hitting a midway stop at Latrobe Park before dancing the night away at Ottobar. Music fans, catch Love & Basketball: The R&B Experience featuring Bobby Valentino at Power Plant Live, doors at 9 p.m.—pure hip-hop and smooth grooves for the 21-plus crowd. And don't miss the 2026 CIAA John B. McLendon Jr. Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at 8 a.m. in the Baltimore Convention Center Ballroom, celebrating HBCU legends in legacy and leadership, as listed by Waterfront Partnership. Families, head to the National Aquarium at 10:30 a.m. for a free animal encounter with an Eastern box turtle or hyacinth macaw in the Harbor Overlook—included with admission. Saturday amps up with CIAA energy at StaDAYium Welcome to Bmore Happy Hour last night spilling into weekend vibes at Horseshoe Baltimore, but today's highlights include the B&O Railroad Museum's 199th Birthday Bash from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., packed with jewelry workshops, tours, cupcakes, and crafts, per Baltimore Fishbowl. Run for a cause in Cupid’s Undie Run at The Admiral’s Cup, starting at noon with a 2 p.m. jog to fund neurofibromatosis research—strip down, dash a mile-ish, then party. R&B lovers, 112's 30th Reunion Tour hits Lyric Baltimore at 8 p.m. with The Lox and Case. Gamers, Brewbit 4 takes over Peabody Heights Brewery all weekend with 120 free-play arcade games, beer, and vendors. Theater fans, laugh at ‘Til Death Do Us Part: Late Nite Catechism 3 at Hippodrome Theatre, 1 p.m. and 6 p.m., with nun-led marriage sacrament hilarity. Catch The Hank Entwisle Band and Morgan State University Choir at 8 p.m. in Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, presented by Living Classrooms Foundation. Sunday wraps with more Brewbit gaming, Darsombra's heartfelt tribute to Ann Everton at Ottobar, and BSO's Rite of Spring percussion concerto at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. CIAA Fan Fest and Stepshow Throwdown bring HBCU hoops spirit, music, and dance downtown all weekend. Baltimore's alive, listeners—grab your crew and dive in. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 27 Feb 2026 10:02:47 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Friday through the weekend of February 27th. Whether you're chasing thrills, tunes, or good vibes, our city is buzzing with CIAA Tournament fever, love-themed adventures, and family fun—perfect for shaking off winter blues. Kick off today right with the Bike Party Love Ride at 7 p.m. from St. Mary's Park, according to Baltimore Fishbowl. Pedal through the streets with fellow city lovers, hitting a midway stop at Latrobe Park before dancing the night away at Ottobar. Music fans, catch Love & Basketball: The R&B Experience featuring Bobby Valentino at Power Plant Live, doors at 9 p.m.—pure hip-hop and smooth grooves for the 21-plus crowd. And don't miss the 2026 CIAA John B. McLendon Jr. Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at 8 a.m. in the Baltimore Convention Center Ballroom, celebrating HBCU legends in legacy and leadership, as listed by Waterfront Partnership. Families, head to the National Aquarium at 10:30 a.m. for a free animal encounter with an Eastern box turtle or hyacinth macaw in the Harbor Overlook—included with admission. Saturday amps up with CIAA energy at StaDAYium Welcome to Bmore Happy Hour last night spilling into weekend vibes at Horseshoe Baltimore, but today's highlights include the B&O Railroad Museum's 199th Birthday Bash from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., packed with jewelry workshops, tours, cupcakes, and crafts, per Baltimore Fishbowl. Run for a cause in Cupid’s Undie Run at The Admiral’s Cup, starting at noon with a 2 p.m. jog to fund neurofibromatosis research—strip down, dash a mile-ish, then party. R&B lovers, 112's 30th Reunion Tour hits Lyric Baltimore at 8 p.m. with The Lox and Case. Gamers, Brewbit 4 takes over Peabody Heights Brewery all weekend with 120 free-play arcade games, beer, and vendors. Theater fans, laugh at ‘Til Death Do Us Part: Late Nite Catechism 3 at Hippodrome Theatre, 1 p.m. and 6 p.m., with nun-led marriage sacrament hilarity. Catch The Hank Entwisle Band and Morgan State University Choir at 8 p.m. in Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, presented by Living Classrooms Foundation. Sunday wraps with more Brewbit gaming, Darsombra's heartfelt tribute to Ann Everton at Ottobar, and BSO's Rite of Spring percussion concerto at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. CIAA Fan Fest and Stepshow Throwdown bring HBCU hoops spirit, music, and dance downtown all weekend. Baltimore's alive, listeners—grab your crew and dive in. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 206 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4249550243 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Thursday through the weekend. Today kicks off with high energy at the Hippodrome Theatre, where Back to the Future The Musical blasts onto the stage at 7:30 p.m., complete with DeLorean thrills and '80s hits that'll have you time-traveling in your seats. Over at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, catch The Rite of Spring, a powerhouse performance blending classical intensity with modern flair, according to National Today listings. Swing into tomorrow, Friday, as the CIAA Championship Tournament heats up at CFG Bank Arena, drawing over 150,000 fans for basketball action, plus the free Fan Fest packed with music, food trucks, and HBCU vibes from the Waterfront Partnership calendar. Don't miss the 2026 CIAA John B. McLendon Jr. Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at the Baltimore Convention Center Ballroom, honoring nine legends in legacy and leadership. Jazz lovers, head to the Baltimore Museum of Art for the 11th annual Charm City Django Jazz Fest at 8 p.m., featuring international stars like Luca Pino, Tim Kliphuis, and local hero Jimmy Grant with trumpeter Sean Jones—the JHU Newsletter calls it a swingin' night of Django Reinhardt-inspired magic, tickets $55. Power Plant Live explodes with The Tip Off starring 2 Chainz, a massive CIAA party mixing EDM, R&B, and hip-hop across venues for one epic ticket. Saturday amps up with Liquid Courage at the Baltimore Museum of Industry from 5 to 10 p.m., celebrating Maryland's cocktail history with unlimited tastings, food pairings, live music, dancing, and workshops—general admission $125 gets you the full buzz, as per Waterfront Partnership details. Candlelight: 90s Unplugged lights up the Maryland Center for History and Culture at 6:30 and 8:45 p.m., where the Listeso String Quartet reimagines Nirvana, Oasis, and Radiohead by flickering flames, starting at $47. Stepshow fans, the CIAA Stepshow Throwdown pits HBCU Greeks against each other in high-energy battles. Sunday wraps with soulful jazz at Keystone Korner Baltimore, where Terry Brewer and Presence featuring Sean Jones deliver gospel-infused grooves from 5 to 9 p.m., tickets from $35, highlighted by JHU sources. Sports enthusiasts, watch Morgan State's Lady Bears softball in the DeMarini Tiger Clash at Towson. And for family fun, the National Aquarium's 10:30 a.m. animal encounter lets you meet turtles and macaws up close, included with admission. Baltimore's alive with music, hoops, and history—grab tickets and dive in. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 26 Feb 2026 10:03:51 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Thursday through the weekend. Today kicks off with high energy at the Hippodrome Theatre, where Back to the Future The Musical blasts onto the stage at 7:30 p.m., complete with DeLorean thrills and '80s hits that'll have you time-traveling in your seats. Over at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, catch The Rite of Spring, a powerhouse performance blending classical intensity with modern flair, according to National Today listings. Swing into tomorrow, Friday, as the CIAA Championship Tournament heats up at CFG Bank Arena, drawing over 150,000 fans for basketball action, plus the free Fan Fest packed with music, food trucks, and HBCU vibes from the Waterfront Partnership calendar. Don't miss the 2026 CIAA John B. McLendon Jr. Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at the Baltimore Convention Center Ballroom, honoring nine legends in legacy and leadership. Jazz lovers, head to the Baltimore Museum of Art for the 11th annual Charm City Django Jazz Fest at 8 p.m., featuring international stars like Luca Pino, Tim Kliphuis, and local hero Jimmy Grant with trumpeter Sean Jones—the JHU Newsletter calls it a swingin' night of Django Reinhardt-inspired magic, tickets $55. Power Plant Live explodes with The Tip Off starring 2 Chainz, a massive CIAA party mixing EDM, R&B, and hip-hop across venues for one epic ticket. Saturday amps up with Liquid Courage at the Baltimore Museum of Industry from 5 to 10 p.m., celebrating Maryland's cocktail history with unlimited tastings, food pairings, live music, dancing, and workshops—general admission $125 gets you the full buzz, as per Waterfront Partnership details. Candlelight: 90s Unplugged lights up the Maryland Center for History and Culture at 6:30 and 8:45 p.m., where the Listeso String Quartet reimagines Nirvana, Oasis, and Radiohead by flickering flames, starting at $47. Stepshow fans, the CIAA Stepshow Throwdown pits HBCU Greeks against each other in high-energy battles. Sunday wraps with soulful jazz at Keystone Korner Baltimore, where Terry Brewer and Presence featuring Sean Jones deliver gospel-infused grooves from 5 to 9 p.m., tickets from $35, highlighted by JHU sources. Sports enthusiasts, watch Morgan State's Lady Bears softball in the DeMarini Tiger Clash at Towson. And for family fun, the National Aquarium's 10:30 a.m. animal encounter lets you meet turtles and macaws up close, included with admission. Baltimore's alive with music, hoops, and history—grab tickets and dive in. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 213 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2139563747 Baltimore is buzzing this week with incredible events that'll keep you entertained from now through the weekend. Whether you're into music, culture, or just looking for a night out, we've got you covered. Starting right now today, if you're a bourbon lover, Kentucky Nights is happening tonight at Mt. Washington Tavern from 5:30 to 7:30 PM. This annual tasting benefits Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital, and for just 65 dollars and 87 cents, you'll sample fine bourbons and enjoy hors d'oeuvres while mingling with fellow enthusiasts. It's 21 and up only. Tomorrow, Thursday February 26th, the action really kicks off. Gaming for the Feast is a board game benefit for Moveable Feast at Peabody Heights Brewery from 5 to 10 PM. Experts will teach any game in the room, and tickets range from twenty to a hundred dollars depending on your level of participation. If you're in the mood for something more artistic, The Show About Divorce explores the joys and challenges of ending a marriage through music and true stories at Motte Restaurant and Bar at 7 PM for seventeen dollars and 85 cents. Poetry lovers should head to Motor House at 7 PM for Open Mic Poetry with Charm City Slam, featuring variety performances from songsters, comedians, and more. Friday February 27th brings even more variety. The Basement R&B Party celebrates the CIAA Basketball Tournament at Baltimore Soundstage from 8 PM to 1 AM with the East Coast's number one R&B dance party. Tickets are 23 to 44 dollars and 52 cents. If you prefer something cultural, check out the Global Ballroom screening at George Peabody Library with a vogue workshop following the film, or experience Melanin in Motion, a Black History Month yoga session with the Brown Yogi set to R&B and Afrobeats music. The weekend explodes with activity. Saturday February 28th features That's My Jam CIAA Day Party from noon to 8 PM at Bar V 2.0, with Trap versus R&B music. Two Fest showcases local musical duos at Mobtown Ballroom starting at 5 PM, while VIVA Brasil 2026 brings Brazilian Carnival celebration to the Creative Alliance Theater at 7 PM with prices ranging from eighteen to forty dollars. There's truly something for everyone in Baltimore this week. Get out there and experience what makes this city so vibrant and alive. Thank you so much for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe for more events and happenings around Baltimore. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 25 Feb 2026 10:02:33 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing this week with incredible events that'll keep you entertained from now through the weekend. Whether you're into music, culture, or just looking for a night out, we've got you covered. Starting right now today, if you're a bourbon lover, Kentucky Nights is happening tonight at Mt. Washington Tavern from 5:30 to 7:30 PM. This annual tasting benefits Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital, and for just 65 dollars and 87 cents, you'll sample fine bourbons and enjoy hors d'oeuvres while mingling with fellow enthusiasts. It's 21 and up only. Tomorrow, Thursday February 26th, the action really kicks off. Gaming for the Feast is a board game benefit for Moveable Feast at Peabody Heights Brewery from 5 to 10 PM. Experts will teach any game in the room, and tickets range from twenty to a hundred dollars depending on your level of participation. If you're in the mood for something more artistic, The Show About Divorce explores the joys and challenges of ending a marriage through music and true stories at Motte Restaurant and Bar at 7 PM for seventeen dollars and 85 cents. Poetry lovers should head to Motor House at 7 PM for Open Mic Poetry with Charm City Slam, featuring variety performances from songsters, comedians, and more. Friday February 27th brings even more variety. The Basement R&B Party celebrates the CIAA Basketball Tournament at Baltimore Soundstage from 8 PM to 1 AM with the East Coast's number one R&B dance party. Tickets are 23 to 44 dollars and 52 cents. If you prefer something cultural, check out the Global Ballroom screening at George Peabody Library with a vogue workshop following the film, or experience Melanin in Motion, a Black History Month yoga session with the Brown Yogi set to R&B and Afrobeats music. The weekend explodes with activity. Saturday February 28th features That's My Jam CIAA Day Party from noon to 8 PM at Bar V 2.0, with Trap versus R&B music. Two Fest showcases local musical duos at Mobtown Ballroom starting at 5 PM, while VIVA Brasil 2026 brings Brazilian Carnival celebration to the Creative Alliance Theater at 7 PM with prices ranging from eighteen to forty dollars. There's truly something for everyone in Baltimore this week. Get out there and experience what makes this city so vibrant and alive. Thank you so much for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe for more events and happenings around Baltimore. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 175 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3579090954 Hey listeners, kick off your Sunday in Baltimore with some feel-good vibes at Patagonia Biweekly Community Yoga, happening right now at 8:30 AM at the Patagonia Outlet. It's a free 45-minute session for all levels, led by a local certified instructor—grab your mat, RSVP, and build that community connection, according to the Waterfront Partnership events calendar. Head over to the National Aquarium at 10:30 AM for an up-close Animal Encounter in the Harbor Overlook, meeting stars like the Eastern box turtle or hyacinth macaw while learning how to protect their habitats—it's included with admission and perfect for families, as listed on the Aquarium's daily schedule. Port Discovery Children's Museum is open until 3 PM today, offering three floors of hands-on fun in Galactic Builders, SKIES, and Wonders of Water, though they're closing early due to expected inclement weather, per their site update. Peabody Institute at Johns Hopkins has Bass Day master classes and recitals all day, featuring pros like Ira Gold—check peabody.jhu.edu for the lineup. Tomorrow, Monday, catch the tail end of Arsenic and Old Lace at Vagabond Players, running through March 15 with murder, mayhem, and classic farce directed by Katie Sheldon in their 110th season. The CIAA Championship buzz ramps up later this week—Friday's the 2026 John B. McLendon Jr. Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at the Baltimore Convention Center Ballroom, honoring nine legends in legacy, leadership, and community. Fan Fest kicks off with free music, food, dance, and HBCU spirit, leading into the Stepshow Throwdown: Greeks vs. Greeks and Stepshow Stepoff, all drawing over 150,000 fans for basketball and festivities. Saturday's packed: American Craft Made Baltimore Marketplace opens at the Convention Center from 11 AM to 5 PM, with 400 juried artists in ceramics, jewelry, and more—presale tickets are just $10 via the American Craft Council. Liquid Courage at the Baltimore Museum of Industry brings open bars, live music, food pairings, and Maryland distilling history. Music Under the Dome at Maryland Science Center rocks Rolling Stones hits in an immersive planetarium show. Don't miss Mardi Gras Live! for a Bourbon Street-style bar crawl across seven spots with beads and live tunes, or The Naptown Brass Band's Mardi Gras celebration with New Orleans energy. Winter Village Skate on the Four Seasons rooftop offers harbor views and bites. This weekend's your chance to dive into craft, hoops hype, and harbor parties—Baltimore's alive with creativity and culture! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 22 Feb 2026 10:04:09 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, kick off your Sunday in Baltimore with some feel-good vibes at Patagonia Biweekly Community Yoga, happening right now at 8:30 AM at the Patagonia Outlet. It's a free 45-minute session for all levels, led by a local certified instructor—grab your mat, RSVP, and build that community connection, according to the Waterfront Partnership events calendar. Head over to the National Aquarium at 10:30 AM for an up-close Animal Encounter in the Harbor Overlook, meeting stars like the Eastern box turtle or hyacinth macaw while learning how to protect their habitats—it's included with admission and perfect for families, as listed on the Aquarium's daily schedule. Port Discovery Children's Museum is open until 3 PM today, offering three floors of hands-on fun in Galactic Builders, SKIES, and Wonders of Water, though they're closing early due to expected inclement weather, per their site update. Peabody Institute at Johns Hopkins has Bass Day master classes and recitals all day, featuring pros like Ira Gold—check peabody.jhu.edu for the lineup. Tomorrow, Monday, catch the tail end of Arsenic and Old Lace at Vagabond Players, running through March 15 with murder, mayhem, and classic farce directed by Katie Sheldon in their 110th season. The CIAA Championship buzz ramps up later this week—Friday's the 2026 John B. McLendon Jr. Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at the Baltimore Convention Center Ballroom, honoring nine legends in legacy, leadership, and community. Fan Fest kicks off with free music, food, dance, and HBCU spirit, leading into the Stepshow Throwdown: Greeks vs. Greeks and Stepshow Stepoff, all drawing over 150,000 fans for basketball and festivities. Saturday's packed: American Craft Made Baltimore Marketplace opens at the Convention Center from 11 AM to 5 PM, with 400 juried artists in ceramics, jewelry, and more—presale tickets are just $10 via the American Craft Council. Liquid Courage at the Baltimore Museum of Industry brings open bars, live music, food pairings, and Maryland distilling history. Music Under the Dome at Maryland Science Center rocks Rolling Stones hits in an immersive planetarium show. Don't miss Mardi Gras Live! for a Bourbon Street-style bar crawl across seven spots with beads and live tunes, or The Naptown Brass Band's Mardi Gras celebration with New Orleans energy. Winter Village Skate on the Four Seasons rooftop offers harbor views and bites. This weekend's your chance to dive into craft, hoops hype, and harbor parties—Baltimore's alive with creativity and culture! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 206 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2096420159 Baltimore is absolutely buzzing this weekend with incredible events for everyone. Whether you're into hip-hop, cultural celebrations, or family fun, there's something happening right now that you won't want to miss. If you're a hip-hop fan, Ghostface Killah from the legendary Wu-Tang Clan is bringing his Supreme Clientele 2 Tour to Nevermore Hall tonight at eight o'clock. This is a massive deal because Supreme Clientele is widely regarded as one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time, and this tour celebrates the twenty-five year anniversary of that classic release. The venue is located at twenty Market Place in downtown Baltimore, and if you're into masterful lyrical storytelling and raw production, this is absolutely a must-attend show. For something more family-friendly, head over to Peabody Heights Brewery this evening from six to ten o'clock for the Lunar New Year Celebration celebrating the Year of the Fire Horse. According to Visit Baltimore, this is Baltimore's only Asian American and Pacific Islander owned brewery, and they're hosting an amazing evening with lion dancers, drag performances, Korean fusion food, a mini makers market, and Asian-inspired games. There's even a special Mandarin Rambutan Sour Beer brewed just for the occasion, and best of all, admission is completely free. You'll find them at four hundred one East Thirtieth Street. If you're looking for a completely different vibe, Power Plant Live is throwing their Mardi Gras Festival tonight at eight o'clock. You'll party Bourbon Street style across six or more bars and nightclubs with live music, beads flying from balconies, and nonstop celebration. There's a King Cake eating contest, themed party favors, and if you show up in the best costume or with the most creative beads, you could be crowned King or Queen of the celebration. They're at thirty-four Market Place, the same downtown location as the Ghostface show. For a more cultural experience, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum is hosting Beyond the Scoreboard, a panel discussion about the Baltimore Black Sox and the Negro Leagues' Civil Rights Legacy from noon to three o'clock today. This program explores how these historic athletes navigated a segregated society and their lasting influence on the fight for equality. Limited free tickets are available. If you need something to do earlier in the day, the National Aquarium has animal encounters running at ten thirty in the morning where you can get up close with creatures like Eastern box turtles and Australian bearded dragons, included with your regular admission. Baltimore really has something for everyone this weekend. Thank you so much for tuning in. Make sure to subscribe for more of your favorite content. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 21 Feb 2026 10:03:00 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is absolutely buzzing this weekend with incredible events for everyone. Whether you're into hip-hop, cultural celebrations, or family fun, there's something happening right now that you won't want to miss. If you're a hip-hop fan, Ghostface Killah from the legendary Wu-Tang Clan is bringing his Supreme Clientele 2 Tour to Nevermore Hall tonight at eight o'clock. This is a massive deal because Supreme Clientele is widely regarded as one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time, and this tour celebrates the twenty-five year anniversary of that classic release. The venue is located at twenty Market Place in downtown Baltimore, and if you're into masterful lyrical storytelling and raw production, this is absolutely a must-attend show. For something more family-friendly, head over to Peabody Heights Brewery this evening from six to ten o'clock for the Lunar New Year Celebration celebrating the Year of the Fire Horse. According to Visit Baltimore, this is Baltimore's only Asian American and Pacific Islander owned brewery, and they're hosting an amazing evening with lion dancers, drag performances, Korean fusion food, a mini makers market, and Asian-inspired games. There's even a special Mandarin Rambutan Sour Beer brewed just for the occasion, and best of all, admission is completely free. You'll find them at four hundred one East Thirtieth Street. If you're looking for a completely different vibe, Power Plant Live is throwing their Mardi Gras Festival tonight at eight o'clock. You'll party Bourbon Street style across six or more bars and nightclubs with live music, beads flying from balconies, and nonstop celebration. There's a King Cake eating contest, themed party favors, and if you show up in the best costume or with the most creative beads, you could be crowned King or Queen of the celebration. They're at thirty-four Market Place, the same downtown location as the Ghostface show. For a more cultural experience, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum is hosting Beyond the Scoreboard, a panel discussion about the Baltimore Black Sox and the Negro Leagues' Civil Rights Legacy from noon to three o'clock today. This program explores how these historic athletes navigated a segregated society and their lasting influence on the fight for equality. Limited free tickets are available. If you need something to do earlier in the day, the National Aquarium has animal encounters running at ten thirty in the morning where you can get up close with creatures like Eastern box turtles and Australian bearded dragons, included with your regular admission. Baltimore really has something for everyone this weekend. Thank you so much for tuning in. Make sure to subscribe for more of your favorite content. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 187 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2186297354 Hey, Baltimore listeners, grab your calendars because this weekend and the rest of the week are packed with can't-miss fun right here in Charm City. Today, Friday, kick things off at the Creative Alliance for the Stoop Storytelling Series 20th Anniversary at 7 p.m., where local storytellers spill hilarious and heartfelt tales from their lives, according to Baltimore Fishbowl. If you're craving crafts, head to the Baltimore Convention Center for American Craft Made Baltimore, opening at 10 a.m. and running through Sunday. This 49th-year East Coast powerhouse features 400 artists, hands-on demos, and shopping galore—perfect for unique finds, as Waterfront Partnership highlights. Catch the anti-Valentine vibes tonight at Poe's Magic Theatre in the Lord Baltimore Hotel with Love Stinks, a burlesque show starting at $15 tickets, blending laughs and sass. Saturday ramps up the energy. Dive into K-Pop Demon Hunters at Nevermore Hall, doors at 12:30 p.m., with Konnect DMV's 16-member crew dancing to hits like Golden and Your Idol, plus trivia and costume contests—moved here for bigger crowds, Baltimore Fishbowl reports. Art lovers, join Artfirmations at the American Visionary Art Museum from 1 to 3 p.m., crafting affirmations with artist Beezy Young. Music fans, groove to Lunar New Year at Peabody Heights Brewery from 6 to 10 p.m., with Year of the Fire Horse Beer, lion dancers, drag, and Korean fusion eats. Witty magician Lucy Darling lights up Lyric Baltimore at 8 p.m. in her sold-out Simply Darling show. Dance the night away at The Big Three Anime Rave at Baltimore Soundstage from 9 p.m., with cosplay and prizes for 18-plus crowds. Tour the historic Nuclear Ship Savannah at Pier 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., exploring its atomic-age engine rooms. Sunday keeps the party going with more American Craft Made and La Vida Loca at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, celebrating 90s and 00s Latin pop from Enrique Iglesias to Santana. Looking ahead, CIAA Championship buzz builds mid-week: Education Day and Career Expo on Wednesday the 25th, Hall of Fame Induction Friday the 27th, and Fan Fest with steps shows all weekend—150,000 fans expected for HBCU hoops and vibes at the Convention Center. Your friendly guide says bundle up, snag tickets early, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more Baltimore scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 20 Feb 2026 10:04:23 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey, Baltimore listeners, grab your calendars because this weekend and the rest of the week are packed with can't-miss fun right here in Charm City. Today, Friday, kick things off at the Creative Alliance for the Stoop Storytelling Series 20th Anniversary at 7 p.m., where local storytellers spill hilarious and heartfelt tales from their lives, according to Baltimore Fishbowl. If you're craving crafts, head to the Baltimore Convention Center for American Craft Made Baltimore, opening at 10 a.m. and running through Sunday. This 49th-year East Coast powerhouse features 400 artists, hands-on demos, and shopping galore—perfect for unique finds, as Waterfront Partnership highlights. Catch the anti-Valentine vibes tonight at Poe's Magic Theatre in the Lord Baltimore Hotel with Love Stinks, a burlesque show starting at $15 tickets, blending laughs and sass. Saturday ramps up the energy. Dive into K-Pop Demon Hunters at Nevermore Hall, doors at 12:30 p.m., with Konnect DMV's 16-member crew dancing to hits like Golden and Your Idol, plus trivia and costume contests—moved here for bigger crowds, Baltimore Fishbowl reports. Art lovers, join Artfirmations at the American Visionary Art Museum from 1 to 3 p.m., crafting affirmations with artist Beezy Young. Music fans, groove to Lunar New Year at Peabody Heights Brewery from 6 to 10 p.m., with Year of the Fire Horse Beer, lion dancers, drag, and Korean fusion eats. Witty magician Lucy Darling lights up Lyric Baltimore at 8 p.m. in her sold-out Simply Darling show. Dance the night away at The Big Three Anime Rave at Baltimore Soundstage from 9 p.m., with cosplay and prizes for 18-plus crowds. Tour the historic Nuclear Ship Savannah at Pier 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., exploring its atomic-age engine rooms. Sunday keeps the party going with more American Craft Made and La Vida Loca at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, celebrating 90s and 00s Latin pop from Enrique Iglesias to Santana. Looking ahead, CIAA Championship buzz builds mid-week: Education Day and Career Expo on Wednesday the 25th, Hall of Fame Induction Friday the 27th, and Fan Fest with steps shows all weekend—150,000 fans expected for HBCU hoops and vibes at the Convention Center. Your friendly guide says bundle up, snag tickets early, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more Baltimore scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 185 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9365179483 Baltimore, you're in for an incredible week! Whether you're a culture vulture, a dance enthusiast, or just looking for some fun with friends, there's something happening for everyone. Starting tonight, if you're in the mood for live music and performance, head down to the Hippodrome at France-Merrick Performing Arts Center for Dancing With The Stars Live 2026 Tour at 7:30 PM. This is your chance to see professional dancers and celebrities from the hit TV show perform stunning routines right before your eyes. The energy is electric, the choreography is jaw-dropping, and you'll get to witness your favorite DWTS couples up close in an intimate theater setting. If you prefer something more laid-back this evening, The 8x10 is hosting Coyote Island for an unforgettable night of indie, rock, and world music. It's the perfect spot for those wanting to discover some amazing live sounds in an intimate venue. Now let's jump into the weekend. Friday night brings something truly special with Arsenic and Old Lace at Vagabond Players, opening February 20th and running through March 15th. This classic comedy is directed by Katie Sheldon in her Vagabond directorial debut, and it's packed with murder, mayhem, and impeccable farce that'll have you laughing out loud. Saturday is all about history and adventure. The Nuclear Ship Savannah is hosting a public site visit from 10 AM to 3 PM at Pier 13 Canton Marine Terminal. This is your chance to experience a genuine time capsule of the atomic age aboard the world's first nuclear-powered merchant ship. You can explore mid-century modern interiors, engine rooms, control rooms, and even take a self-guided tour of the containment vessel that once housed the nuclear reactor. Also this weekend, if you're looking for some outdoor fun, check out Winter Village Skate at the Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore. Located on the fifth-floor rooftop terrace, you can enjoy skating with sweeping harbor views, grab some delicious concession bites, and soak in the crisp winter air. Baltimore's got heart, culture, and endless possibilities for entertainment this week. So grab your friends, lace up those skates, or dress to impress for a night out because there's magic happening all around this city right now. Thank you so much for tuning in and discovering what Baltimore has to offer this week. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss out on the incredible events happening in your community. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 19 Feb 2026 10:02:42 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore, you're in for an incredible week! Whether you're a culture vulture, a dance enthusiast, or just looking for some fun with friends, there's something happening for everyone. Starting tonight, if you're in the mood for live music and performance, head down to the Hippodrome at France-Merrick Performing Arts Center for Dancing With The Stars Live 2026 Tour at 7:30 PM. This is your chance to see professional dancers and celebrities from the hit TV show perform stunning routines right before your eyes. The energy is electric, the choreography is jaw-dropping, and you'll get to witness your favorite DWTS couples up close in an intimate theater setting. If you prefer something more laid-back this evening, The 8x10 is hosting Coyote Island for an unforgettable night of indie, rock, and world music. It's the perfect spot for those wanting to discover some amazing live sounds in an intimate venue. Now let's jump into the weekend. Friday night brings something truly special with Arsenic and Old Lace at Vagabond Players, opening February 20th and running through March 15th. This classic comedy is directed by Katie Sheldon in her Vagabond directorial debut, and it's packed with murder, mayhem, and impeccable farce that'll have you laughing out loud. Saturday is all about history and adventure. The Nuclear Ship Savannah is hosting a public site visit from 10 AM to 3 PM at Pier 13 Canton Marine Terminal. This is your chance to experience a genuine time capsule of the atomic age aboard the world's first nuclear-powered merchant ship. You can explore mid-century modern interiors, engine rooms, control rooms, and even take a self-guided tour of the containment vessel that once housed the nuclear reactor. Also this weekend, if you're looking for some outdoor fun, check out Winter Village Skate at the Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore. Located on the fifth-floor rooftop terrace, you can enjoy skating with sweeping harbor views, grab some delicious concession bites, and soak in the crisp winter air. Baltimore's got heart, culture, and endless possibilities for entertainment this week. So grab your friends, lace up those skates, or dress to impress for a night out because there's magic happening all around this city right now. Thank you so much for tuning in and discovering what Baltimore has to offer this week. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss out on the incredible events happening in your community. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 164 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8595716907 Baltimore, you're in for an incredible week of entertainment and culture. Whether you're into live music, art, theater, or just having a good time with friends, there's something happening right now that's calling your name. Tonight, head over to Harbor East Cinema for Craft and Cinema Night featuring the gothic romance Wuthering Heights. Bring your creative energy and your craft supplies for an evening steeped in passion and stormy moorland vibes. Tickets are just fifteen dollars and include free parking, an exclusive giveaway item, and a raffle entry. The screening runs from six to nine PM. If you're more of a party person, Ottobar Upstairs is hosting Trivia and Karaoke Night with doors opening at six PM. Trivia kicks off at seven, and karaoke takes over at nine thirty. It's the perfect way to test your knowledge and show off your vocal chops in a fun, low-pressure environment. Looking ahead to Thursday, catch Protoplasm at Ottobar Upstairs at nine PM, featuring goth, industrial, death rock, and darkwave music. If you'd rather keep it chill, Retro Game Night debuts a brand new dual setup with a Steam Deck on the projector and a modded Wii on a CRT for some classic side action. Doors open at six PM. Friday brings Extra Medium DJ party at Ottobar Upstairs at ten PM, plus several tribute concerts around the city. The Maryland Center for History and Culture is hosting Candlelight Tribute shows featuring Whitney Houston, Taylor Swift, and Hans Zimmer. An die Musik Live features live music performances starting at seven thirty PM. This Saturday, February twenty-first, is packed with Lunar New Year celebrations across Baltimore. Peabody Heights Brewery is hosting their annual celebration from six to ten PM with a vendor market, all-ages drag show, Korean fusion food, and live music. The Walters Art Museum downtown is running Lunar New Year festivities from eleven AM to four PM with horse art-making, storytelling, and performances from the Baltimore Chinese School and local lion dance troupes. The Baltimore County Public Library Cockeysville branch also celebrates from two to four PM with traditional activities and performances. Sunday wraps up the weekend with Christian McBride and Ursa Major performing at Keystone Korner Baltimore at five PM, plus plenty of ongoing museum exhibitions and family activities throughout the city. Baltimore's got the energy this week. Get out there and make some memories. Thank you for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for more event recommendations. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 18 Feb 2026 10:02:14 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore, you're in for an incredible week of entertainment and culture. Whether you're into live music, art, theater, or just having a good time with friends, there's something happening right now that's calling your name. Tonight, head over to Harbor East Cinema for Craft and Cinema Night featuring the gothic romance Wuthering Heights. Bring your creative energy and your craft supplies for an evening steeped in passion and stormy moorland vibes. Tickets are just fifteen dollars and include free parking, an exclusive giveaway item, and a raffle entry. The screening runs from six to nine PM. If you're more of a party person, Ottobar Upstairs is hosting Trivia and Karaoke Night with doors opening at six PM. Trivia kicks off at seven, and karaoke takes over at nine thirty. It's the perfect way to test your knowledge and show off your vocal chops in a fun, low-pressure environment. Looking ahead to Thursday, catch Protoplasm at Ottobar Upstairs at nine PM, featuring goth, industrial, death rock, and darkwave music. If you'd rather keep it chill, Retro Game Night debuts a brand new dual setup with a Steam Deck on the projector and a modded Wii on a CRT for some classic side action. Doors open at six PM. Friday brings Extra Medium DJ party at Ottobar Upstairs at ten PM, plus several tribute concerts around the city. The Maryland Center for History and Culture is hosting Candlelight Tribute shows featuring Whitney Houston, Taylor Swift, and Hans Zimmer. An die Musik Live features live music performances starting at seven thirty PM. This Saturday, February twenty-first, is packed with Lunar New Year celebrations across Baltimore. Peabody Heights Brewery is hosting their annual celebration from six to ten PM with a vendor market, all-ages drag show, Korean fusion food, and live music. The Walters Art Museum downtown is running Lunar New Year festivities from eleven AM to four PM with horse art-making, storytelling, and performances from the Baltimore Chinese School and local lion dance troupes. The Baltimore County Public Library Cockeysville branch also celebrates from two to four PM with traditional activities and performances. Sunday wraps up the weekend with Christian McBride and Ursa Major performing at Keystone Korner Baltimore at five PM, plus plenty of ongoing museum exhibitions and family activities throughout the city. Baltimore's got the energy this week. Get out there and make some memories. Thank you for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for more event recommendations. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 177 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1832549420 Welcome to your Baltimore weekend guide! Whether you're looking for culture, comedy, or community celebration, this city has something special lined up for you. If you haven't caught it yet, today is the perfect day to explore some of Baltimore's world-class attractions. The Maryland Center for History and Culture is open from ten in the morning until five in the evening, offering a deep dive into the region's rich past. According to the Baltimore Events Calendar, several museums are welcoming visitors with extended hours this Sunday. Later today, head over to The Catonsville Clubhouse for the Benefit Concert by illyAIMY at two in the afternoon. This event celebrates local talent and supports a great cause. For something more athletic, UMBC is hosting a softball game against Saint Bonaventure at ten in the morning if you want to catch some college sports action. Looking ahead to midweek, Monday brings Baltimore's Black History Month Parade, a vibrant celebration of culture, pride, and community. According to the Waterfront Partnership's events calendar, the parade steps off at noon on Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard, running from Eutaw Street to Baltimore Street. This is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate with neighbors and honor the contributions of Black Americans. As we move into Wednesday, the Ottobar venue upstairs is hosting Trivia and Karaoke Night starting at six in the evening. Teams or solo players can compete in trivia at seven, with karaoke kicking off at nine thirty. It's a perfect midweek escape with friends. Thursday night offers something more mystical. The Ottobar's QUEERAOKE event returns for a special Valentine's Day addition at nine in the evening. This drag optional karaoke experience is free, though donations are welcome. According to the event details, expect free candy, Valentine's Day cards, and a special Valentine's edition of their karaoke bingo game with all new prizes. If you're craving some laughs and culture, the Vagabond Players are bringing Joseph Kesselring's classic Arsenic and Old Lace to the stage starting Friday, February twentieth through March fifteenth. This murder mystery farce promises impeccable comedy and masterful performances. For film enthusiasts, Harbor East Cinema is hosting Craft and Cinema Night on February eighteenth, screening Wuthering Heights with fifteen dollar tickets that include free parking and exclusive giveaways. Baltimore truly offers something for everyone this week, from celebrating history to enjoying live entertainment. Thank you for tuning in to your Baltimore weekend guide! Be sure to subscribe for more local event coverage and recommendations. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 15 Feb 2026 10:04:06 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to your Baltimore weekend guide! Whether you're looking for culture, comedy, or community celebration, this city has something special lined up for you. If you haven't caught it yet, today is the perfect day to explore some of Baltimore's world-class attractions. The Maryland Center for History and Culture is open from ten in the morning until five in the evening, offering a deep dive into the region's rich past. According to the Baltimore Events Calendar, several museums are welcoming visitors with extended hours this Sunday. Later today, head over to The Catonsville Clubhouse for the Benefit Concert by illyAIMY at two in the afternoon. This event celebrates local talent and supports a great cause. For something more athletic, UMBC is hosting a softball game against Saint Bonaventure at ten in the morning if you want to catch some college sports action. Looking ahead to midweek, Monday brings Baltimore's Black History Month Parade, a vibrant celebration of culture, pride, and community. According to the Waterfront Partnership's events calendar, the parade steps off at noon on Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard, running from Eutaw Street to Baltimore Street. This is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate with neighbors and honor the contributions of Black Americans. As we move into Wednesday, the Ottobar venue upstairs is hosting Trivia and Karaoke Night starting at six in the evening. Teams or solo players can compete in trivia at seven, with karaoke kicking off at nine thirty. It's a perfect midweek escape with friends. Thursday night offers something more mystical. The Ottobar's QUEERAOKE event returns for a special Valentine's Day addition at nine in the evening. This drag optional karaoke experience is free, though donations are welcome. According to the event details, expect free candy, Valentine's Day cards, and a special Valentine's edition of their karaoke bingo game with all new prizes. If you're craving some laughs and culture, the Vagabond Players are bringing Joseph Kesselring's classic Arsenic and Old Lace to the stage starting Friday, February twentieth through March fifteenth. This murder mystery farce promises impeccable comedy and masterful performances. For film enthusiasts, Harbor East Cinema is hosting Craft and Cinema Night on February eighteenth, screening Wuthering Heights with fifteen dollar tickets that include free parking and exclusive giveaways. Baltimore truly offers something for everyone this week, from celebrating history to enjoying live entertainment. Thank you for tuning in to your Baltimore weekend guide! Be sure to subscribe for more local event coverage and recommendations. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 228 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6785776763 Hey listeners, happy Valentine's Day from your friendly Baltimore guide! Today, Saturday February 14th, Charm City is pulsing with love and live music. Kick off the romance at CFG Bank Arena where New Edition headlines The New Edition Way Tour with special guests Boyz II Men and Toni Braxton starting at 8 PM, according to Ticketmaster and Expedia listings. It's a throwback R&B explosion perfect for couples or squad vibes. Over at Hard Rock Cafe Baltimore, dive into The Perfect Pair Valentine's Date Night with their Fab 4 Appetizer sampler—wings, tenders, onion rings, and cheese bread—paired with any two entrees from the full dinner menu. Power Plant Live! turns up the heat with Cupid's Takeover from 7 PM, featuring a Heated Rivals Hockey Rave, Stoplight Party, and Shred Your Ex themes across multiple venues for flirty, high-energy fun, as detailed on their event page and AXS. If you're feeling festive, VIP Room hosts DJ Adoni y La Fruta Valentine's Party VIP tonight, blending beats and bashments for a sultry night out. Glide into romance at the Four Seasons Hotel's Winter Village Skate on the rooftop terrace with harbor views, concession bites, and a special Valentine's Dine package all weekend long from Waterfront Partnership's calendar. For a cultural twist, catch Voices in Solidarity: Baltimore's Black and Jewish Operatic History in the Inner Harbor from 11 AM to 3:30 PM, celebrating Black History Month. The weekend keeps rolling strong. Tomorrow, Sunday, extend the love with lingering Valentine's specials along the Charm'tastic Mile, that iconic 1.3-mile corridor from Downtown West to Harbor East, offering filet and lobster surf & turf deals through President's Day Monday, as promoted by Patch and The Charm'tastic Mile site. Max's Taphouse wraps up their 22nd Annual Belgian Beer Fest through February 16th with endless pours. Into the week, don't miss the Baltimore City Black History Month Parade on Monday February 16th at noon, stepping off on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd from Eutaw to Baltimore Street. Wednesday brings Craft & Cinema Night screening Wuthering Heights at Harbor East Cinema for $15 with free parking and giveaways. Thursday, The Naptown Brass Band ignites Mardi Gras vibes at various spots. This Valentine's week in Baltimore mixes heart-pounding concerts, cozy skates, beer fests, and cultural parades—plenty to make memories before the CIAA Fan Fest hype builds later. Get out there and soak it up! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 14 Feb 2026 10:03:31 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, happy Valentine's Day from your friendly Baltimore guide! Today, Saturday February 14th, Charm City is pulsing with love and live music. Kick off the romance at CFG Bank Arena where New Edition headlines The New Edition Way Tour with special guests Boyz II Men and Toni Braxton starting at 8 PM, according to Ticketmaster and Expedia listings. It's a throwback R&B explosion perfect for couples or squad vibes. Over at Hard Rock Cafe Baltimore, dive into The Perfect Pair Valentine's Date Night with their Fab 4 Appetizer sampler—wings, tenders, onion rings, and cheese bread—paired with any two entrees from the full dinner menu. Power Plant Live! turns up the heat with Cupid's Takeover from 7 PM, featuring a Heated Rivals Hockey Rave, Stoplight Party, and Shred Your Ex themes across multiple venues for flirty, high-energy fun, as detailed on their event page and AXS. If you're feeling festive, VIP Room hosts DJ Adoni y La Fruta Valentine's Party VIP tonight, blending beats and bashments for a sultry night out. Glide into romance at the Four Seasons Hotel's Winter Village Skate on the rooftop terrace with harbor views, concession bites, and a special Valentine's Dine package all weekend long from Waterfront Partnership's calendar. For a cultural twist, catch Voices in Solidarity: Baltimore's Black and Jewish Operatic History in the Inner Harbor from 11 AM to 3:30 PM, celebrating Black History Month. The weekend keeps rolling strong. Tomorrow, Sunday, extend the love with lingering Valentine's specials along the Charm'tastic Mile, that iconic 1.3-mile corridor from Downtown West to Harbor East, offering filet and lobster surf & turf deals through President's Day Monday, as promoted by Patch and The Charm'tastic Mile site. Max's Taphouse wraps up their 22nd Annual Belgian Beer Fest through February 16th with endless pours. Into the week, don't miss the Baltimore City Black History Month Parade on Monday February 16th at noon, stepping off on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd from Eutaw to Baltimore Street. Wednesday brings Craft & Cinema Night screening Wuthering Heights at Harbor East Cinema for $15 with free parking and giveaways. Thursday, The Naptown Brass Band ignites Mardi Gras vibes at various spots. This Valentine's week in Baltimore mixes heart-pounding concerts, cozy skates, beer fests, and cultural parades—plenty to make memories before the CIAA Fan Fest hype builds later. Get out there and soak it up! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 192 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2614586820 Baltimore is bursting with romantic and entertainment options this Valentine's weekend, and whether you're flying solo or with a special someone, there's something perfect waiting for you. Start your Friday evening with Valentine's Classic Soul at the Lyric Baltimore, where doors open at six thirty and the show begins at seven thirty. You'll hear incredible performances from The Whispers, Evelyn Champagne King, and The Blue Notes featuring Tony Brooks. If soul music isn't your style, head to Creative Alliance for Mortified Baltimore's Doomed Valentine's show at seven or nine thirty, where everyday adults share their most embarrassingly real teenage love diary entries and poems. For something more interactive and science-focused, the Maryland Science Center is hosting Grown Up Field Trip Cupid's Lab from seven to nine tonight, offering an evening of drinks, science experiments, and Valentine's-themed games in a kid-free environment. Saturday brings even more excitement downtown. Start your morning with Roots and Resonance at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture at eleven o'clock. This operatic love letter to Baltimore features a moderated panel of scholars examining the relationship between Baltimore's Black and Jewish communities, culminating in a recital by acclaimed Baltimore-born opera singer Daniel Rich. If you're looking for something quirky and fun, Sex at the Zoo at the Maryland Zoo runs from six to nine in the evening. You'll learn about animal courtship and wildlife matchmaking while enjoying gourmet food, an open bar, and live jazz by Jazz Caravan. For theater lovers, RENT in Concert takes the stage at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall at eight o'clock with live orchestral performances of the hit musical's iconic soundtrack. The Ottobar upstairs is hosting the fifteenth anniversary of the Second Saturday S#!T Show at eight o'clock, featuring headliner Matt Dundas and other standout comedians. Doors open at seven with happy hour specials, and admission is just ten dollars cash at the door. Sunday rounds out your weekend with Tats for Tails at the Baltimore Tattoo Museum from eleven in the morning until seven at night. All proceeds from every tattoo go directly to the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter. Later that evening, The Sweet Spot Burlesque celebrates twenty years with performances, games, and prizes at the Baltimore Soundstage at five o'clock. Thank you for tuning in to this Baltimore events guide. Don't forget to subscribe for more local recommendations and updates. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 13 Feb 2026 10:03:26 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore is bursting with romantic and entertainment options this Valentine's weekend, and whether you're flying solo or with a special someone, there's something perfect waiting for you. Start your Friday evening with Valentine's Classic Soul at the Lyric Baltimore, where doors open at six thirty and the show begins at seven thirty. You'll hear incredible performances from The Whispers, Evelyn Champagne King, and The Blue Notes featuring Tony Brooks. If soul music isn't your style, head to Creative Alliance for Mortified Baltimore's Doomed Valentine's show at seven or nine thirty, where everyday adults share their most embarrassingly real teenage love diary entries and poems. For something more interactive and science-focused, the Maryland Science Center is hosting Grown Up Field Trip Cupid's Lab from seven to nine tonight, offering an evening of drinks, science experiments, and Valentine's-themed games in a kid-free environment. Saturday brings even more excitement downtown. Start your morning with Roots and Resonance at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture at eleven o'clock. This operatic love letter to Baltimore features a moderated panel of scholars examining the relationship between Baltimore's Black and Jewish communities, culminating in a recital by acclaimed Baltimore-born opera singer Daniel Rich. If you're looking for something quirky and fun, Sex at the Zoo at the Maryland Zoo runs from six to nine in the evening. You'll learn about animal courtship and wildlife matchmaking while enjoying gourmet food, an open bar, and live jazz by Jazz Caravan. For theater lovers, RENT in Concert takes the stage at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall at eight o'clock with live orchestral performances of the hit musical's iconic soundtrack. The Ottobar upstairs is hosting the fifteenth anniversary of the Second Saturday S#!T Show at eight o'clock, featuring headliner Matt Dundas and other standout comedians. Doors open at seven with happy hour specials, and admission is just ten dollars cash at the door. Sunday rounds out your weekend with Tats for Tails at the Baltimore Tattoo Museum from eleven in the morning until seven at night. All proceeds from every tattoo go directly to the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter. Later that evening, The Sweet Spot Burlesque celebrates twenty years with performances, games, and prizes at the Baltimore Soundstage at five o'clock. Thank you for tuning in to this Baltimore events guide. Don't forget to subscribe for more local recommendations and updates. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 171 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9728204614 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Thursday, February 12th through the weekend. Grab your calendars because Charm City is buzzing with music, romance, and creativity just in time for Valentine's vibes. Kick off today right at CFG Bank Arena where Treaty Oak Revival brings their high-energy West Texas Degenerate Tour, perfect for country fans craving a live show packed with twangy anthems and rowdy fun, as listed on Ticketmaster. Music lovers, head to Keystone Korner Baltimore at 7pm for a mystery artist gig, or catch Beastmode rocking An die Musik LIVE at 8pm for intimate jazz grooves. Patch reports Thirst Trapp Thursday at 737 S Broadway starting at 11:30am, an all-day beer bash, and Max's Taphouse hosts MD Belgian Night from 5pm with Maryland-brewed Belgian-style suds courtesy of the Brewers Association of Maryland via Waterfront Partnership. Art enthusiasts, sip and paint at Stars, Stripes & Brush Strokes from 6pm in Catonsville, or groove to The Jazz Room's Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong tribute at Creative Alliance at 6:30pm. Don't miss Profs & Pints at Guilford Hall Brewery discussing "Kink or Disorder?" from 3pm to 5:30pm, a cheeky lecture with brews according to Baltimore Magazine. And the National Aquarium offers Shark Talk at 11:30am in Blacktip Reef, included with admission. Friday stays lively with streamable shows at An Die Musik and more at Lyric Baltimore from 7:30am, per Baltimore Magazine listings. Saturday, February 14th screams Valentine's with Wine Glass Painting & Karaoke at 7am in Catonsville, Sushi Rolling for Beginners at 1pm at Mystique Barrel Brewing, and Valentine's Mindful Finger Painting at 3:30pm on Falls Road, all via Patch. Power Plant Live! turns into Cupid’s Takeover with Heated Rivals Hockey Rave, Stoplight Party, and Shred Your Ex events. The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show hits at 6pm on University Parkway for interactive thrills. Sunday, February 15th shines with free admission to the Maryland Center for History and Culture for Tom Miller Week, honoring the legendary Baltimore artist with mural restoration talks, as Baltimore Fishbowl details. Catch ilyAIMY's Benefit Concert at 2pm in Catonsville, Jiayin Shen's Piano Recital at 3pm at An Die Musik, and Recital & Evensong for Frederick Douglass at 4:30pm at St. David's Church. Whether you're toasting love or chasing tunes, Baltimore's got you covered. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 12 Feb 2026 10:03:16 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Thursday, February 12th through the weekend. Grab your calendars because Charm City is buzzing with music, romance, and creativity just in time for Valentine's vibes. Kick off today right at CFG Bank Arena where Treaty Oak Revival brings their high-energy West Texas Degenerate Tour, perfect for country fans craving a live show packed with twangy anthems and rowdy fun, as listed on Ticketmaster. Music lovers, head to Keystone Korner Baltimore at 7pm for a mystery artist gig, or catch Beastmode rocking An die Musik LIVE at 8pm for intimate jazz grooves. Patch reports Thirst Trapp Thursday at 737 S Broadway starting at 11:30am, an all-day beer bash, and Max's Taphouse hosts MD Belgian Night from 5pm with Maryland-brewed Belgian-style suds courtesy of the Brewers Association of Maryland via Waterfront Partnership. Art enthusiasts, sip and paint at Stars, Stripes & Brush Strokes from 6pm in Catonsville, or groove to The Jazz Room's Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong tribute at Creative Alliance at 6:30pm. Don't miss Profs & Pints at Guilford Hall Brewery discussing "Kink or Disorder?" from 3pm to 5:30pm, a cheeky lecture with brews according to Baltimore Magazine. And the National Aquarium offers Shark Talk at 11:30am in Blacktip Reef, included with admission. Friday stays lively with streamable shows at An Die Musik and more at Lyric Baltimore from 7:30am, per Baltimore Magazine listings. Saturday, February 14th screams Valentine's with Wine Glass Painting & Karaoke at 7am in Catonsville, Sushi Rolling for Beginners at 1pm at Mystique Barrel Brewing, and Valentine's Mindful Finger Painting at 3:30pm on Falls Road, all via Patch. Power Plant Live! turns into Cupid’s Takeover with Heated Rivals Hockey Rave, Stoplight Party, and Shred Your Ex events. The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show hits at 6pm on University Parkway for interactive thrills. Sunday, February 15th shines with free admission to the Maryland Center for History and Culture for Tom Miller Week, honoring the legendary Baltimore artist with mural restoration talks, as Baltimore Fishbowl details. Catch ilyAIMY's Benefit Concert at 2pm in Catonsville, Jiayin Shen's Piano Recital at 3pm at An Die Musik, and Recital & Evensong for Frederick Douglass at 4:30pm at St. David's Church. Whether you're toasting love or chasing tunes, Baltimore's got you covered. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 202 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7921558205 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, from today through the weekend. Baltimore Beat has the scoop on arts, culture, and community vibes that make our city unbeatable, and we're diving right into the fun starting now on this Wednesday. Kick off your evening with the Helena Hicks Series featuring collage artist and DJ Terry Thompson at the Billie Holiday Center for Liberation Arts on Johns Hopkins' campus—think jazz from The Peabody Graduate Jazz Fellowship, an artist talk, oral history, and Q&A from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at 3400 N. Charles Street. Over at The Walters Art Museum, catch The Chicory Project channeling Baltimore's griot spirit in a Black History Month performance at 6 p.m. on 600 N. Charles Street—some edgy language, so it's for the bold. Poets and performers, head to Motor House's Open Mic with Charm City Slam, hosted by Kenneth Something, from 7 to 10 p.m. at 120 W. North Avenue. Music lovers, Ottobar's got Emo Nite at 9 p.m. with Vicky T of Cobra Starship, and upstairs, Black Celebration's third anniversary Valentine's bash spins till 2 a.m., both at 2549 N. Howard Street. Thursday brings more heat, but save energy for Valentine's weekend. Saturday the 14th explodes with Roots and Resonance at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum—a panel and recital blending opera, spirituals, and local composers from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at 830 E. Pratt Street. Pet lovers, Wiggles Way Rescue adoption event at Peabody Heights Brewery from 1 to 3 p.m. on 401 E. 30th Street. Groove to live jazz and wine tasting with The Bashi Rose Quartet at 6 p.m. on 402 N. Howard Street, or rock out to Psycho Killers' Talking Heads tribute at Union Craft Brewing at 7 p.m. on 1700 W. 41st Street. Dyke Nite's LOVE BITES benefit for sex workers hits Ottobar at 10 p.m., and Sweet Spot's anti-Valentine's gay dance party shakes Metro Bmore at 10 p.m. on 1700 N. Charles Street. Sunday the 15th, hunt vintage treasures at Baltimore Bound Vintage market from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at R House Garage on 301 W. 29th Street, then catch The Sweet Spot Burlesque 20th Anniversary at 5 p.m. on Baltimore Soundstage at 124 Market Place. Later, eight-time Grammy winner Christian McBride and Ursa Major play Keystone Korner at 5 and 7:30 p.m. on 1350 Lancaster Street. Don't miss Monday's Black History Month Parade honoring Dr. Carter G. Woodson at noon on MLK Boulevard and Eutaw Street, per Baltimore City events. This week's stacked with creativity, music, and heart—get out and live it! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more Baltimore magic. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 11 Feb 2026 10:03:24 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, from today through the weekend. Baltimore Beat has the scoop on arts, culture, and community vibes that make our city unbeatable, and we're diving right into the fun starting now on this Wednesday. Kick off your evening with the Helena Hicks Series featuring collage artist and DJ Terry Thompson at the Billie Holiday Center for Liberation Arts on Johns Hopkins' campus—think jazz from The Peabody Graduate Jazz Fellowship, an artist talk, oral history, and Q&A from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at 3400 N. Charles Street. Over at The Walters Art Museum, catch The Chicory Project channeling Baltimore's griot spirit in a Black History Month performance at 6 p.m. on 600 N. Charles Street—some edgy language, so it's for the bold. Poets and performers, head to Motor House's Open Mic with Charm City Slam, hosted by Kenneth Something, from 7 to 10 p.m. at 120 W. North Avenue. Music lovers, Ottobar's got Emo Nite at 9 p.m. with Vicky T of Cobra Starship, and upstairs, Black Celebration's third anniversary Valentine's bash spins till 2 a.m., both at 2549 N. Howard Street. Thursday brings more heat, but save energy for Valentine's weekend. Saturday the 14th explodes with Roots and Resonance at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum—a panel and recital blending opera, spirituals, and local composers from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at 830 E. Pratt Street. Pet lovers, Wiggles Way Rescue adoption event at Peabody Heights Brewery from 1 to 3 p.m. on 401 E. 30th Street. Groove to live jazz and wine tasting with The Bashi Rose Quartet at 6 p.m. on 402 N. Howard Street, or rock out to Psycho Killers' Talking Heads tribute at Union Craft Brewing at 7 p.m. on 1700 W. 41st Street. Dyke Nite's LOVE BITES benefit for sex workers hits Ottobar at 10 p.m., and Sweet Spot's anti-Valentine's gay dance party shakes Metro Bmore at 10 p.m. on 1700 N. Charles Street. Sunday the 15th, hunt vintage treasures at Baltimore Bound Vintage market from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at R House Garage on 301 W. 29th Street, then catch The Sweet Spot Burlesque 20th Anniversary at 5 p.m. on Baltimore Soundstage at 124 Market Place. Later, eight-time Grammy winner Christian McBride and Ursa Major play Keystone Korner at 5 and 7:30 p.m. on 1350 Lancaster Street. Don't miss Monday's Black History Month Parade honoring Dr. Carter G. Woodson at noon on MLK Boulevard and Eutaw Street, per Baltimore City events. This week's stacked with creativity, music, and heart—get out and live it! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more Baltimore magic. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 257 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3559121427 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore today through the weekend—I'm your friendly neighborhood navigator, dishing out the hottest events to shake off that winter chill. Today, Sunday February 8th, kick things off with the Galentine’s Day Flamingle Brunch at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore from noon to 4 p.m. Picture this: a 21-and-over drag brunch extravaganza with a roaring '20s vibe, featuring a buffet from Miss Shirley’s Cafe, open bar, burlesque shows, keeper chats, flamingo meet-and-greets, jazz tunes, and photo ops—all for $110 including zoo admission, according to the JHU Newsletter. Or glide into free fun at the Homewood Ice Rink in the Imagine Center parking lot off W. University Parkway, open 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.—lace up rental skates for 90-minute slots, weather permitting, perfect for Hopkins folks and locals alike. Head to Ottobar at 2549 N. Howard Street for the Punk Rock Flea Market from noon to 4 p.m., a free bash loaded with handmade goodies, vintage threads, zines, patches, and punk vibes from local vendors—pure chaotic charm. Stretch it out with Patagonia Biweekly Community Yoga in Harbor East at 8:30 a.m., a free 45-minute all-levels session at the Patagonia Outlet, building community one downward dog at a time, as listed on the Waterfront Partnership calendar. Catch the Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA concert at 610 Park Avenue tonight, an immersive multi-sensory magic show with live strings in a stunning venue. And if you're into reflection, join the WBW Baltimore Chapter Meeting at 2 p.m. at Homewood Friends Meeting House on 3107 N Charles St, or vibe with Spice Sundays all-day happy hour starting noon, snacking on suya while cheering the big game. Flashback to yesterday's highlights that might spill over: Dilla Day Baltimore at Lexington Market rocked with DJ sets, producer battles, Donuts listening sessions, beat-making workshops, donuts, and merch, all celebrating J Dilla's legacy via Eventbrite and Codetta Bake Shop. The B'More Healthy Expo buzzed at the Convention Center 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Fox Baltimore reports, with health demos and activities. Peabody Heights Brewery partied for cat Jeppi's birthday with BARCS adoptables, Malort, and animal vendors till 7 p.m. Looking ahead, Baltimore Restaurant Week wraps up today through tomorrow with prix fixe deals citywide, extended for snow make-up per JHU Newsletter. Monday's Galentine's Floral Design Workshop in Harbor East lets you craft moody burgundies over pizza and drinks. Stay tuned for CIAA basketball fever later in the week, Fan Fest, Stepshows, and more HBCU energy at the Convention Center. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more Baltimore scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 08 Feb 2026 10:03:00 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore today through the weekend—I'm your friendly neighborhood navigator, dishing out the hottest events to shake off that winter chill. Today, Sunday February 8th, kick things off with the Galentine’s Day Flamingle Brunch at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore from noon to 4 p.m. Picture this: a 21-and-over drag brunch extravaganza with a roaring '20s vibe, featuring a buffet from Miss Shirley’s Cafe, open bar, burlesque shows, keeper chats, flamingo meet-and-greets, jazz tunes, and photo ops—all for $110 including zoo admission, according to the JHU Newsletter. Or glide into free fun at the Homewood Ice Rink in the Imagine Center parking lot off W. University Parkway, open 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.—lace up rental skates for 90-minute slots, weather permitting, perfect for Hopkins folks and locals alike. Head to Ottobar at 2549 N. Howard Street for the Punk Rock Flea Market from noon to 4 p.m., a free bash loaded with handmade goodies, vintage threads, zines, patches, and punk vibes from local vendors—pure chaotic charm. Stretch it out with Patagonia Biweekly Community Yoga in Harbor East at 8:30 a.m., a free 45-minute all-levels session at the Patagonia Outlet, building community one downward dog at a time, as listed on the Waterfront Partnership calendar. Catch the Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA concert at 610 Park Avenue tonight, an immersive multi-sensory magic show with live strings in a stunning venue. And if you're into reflection, join the WBW Baltimore Chapter Meeting at 2 p.m. at Homewood Friends Meeting House on 3107 N Charles St, or vibe with Spice Sundays all-day happy hour starting noon, snacking on suya while cheering the big game. Flashback to yesterday's highlights that might spill over: Dilla Day Baltimore at Lexington Market rocked with DJ sets, producer battles, Donuts listening sessions, beat-making workshops, donuts, and merch, all celebrating J Dilla's legacy via Eventbrite and Codetta Bake Shop. The B'More Healthy Expo buzzed at the Convention Center 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Fox Baltimore reports, with health demos and activities. Peabody Heights Brewery partied for cat Jeppi's birthday with BARCS adoptables, Malort, and animal vendors till 7 p.m. Looking ahead, Baltimore Restaurant Week wraps up today through tomorrow with prix fixe deals citywide, extended for snow make-up per JHU Newsletter. Monday's Galentine's Floral Design Workshop in Harbor East lets you craft moody burgundies over pizza and drinks. Stay tuned for CIAA basketball fever later in the week, Fan Fest, Stepshows, and more HBCU energy at the Convention Center. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more Baltimore scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 203 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7850352379 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore today, Saturday February 7th, and through the rest of this exciting week and weekend. Whether you're craving comedy, music, sports vibes, or artsy fun, Charm City has you covered with non-stop action. Kick off today right with the Live Baltimore Trolley Tour at 8 AM from Henderson-Hopkins School on 2100 Ashland Avenue, hopping through hidden gems and history according to baltimore.org events. Families, head to the Maryland Science Center at 601 Light Street for MSC Winter Games from noon to 4 PM, packed with interactive science challenges. Train lovers, don't miss Games with Trains at the B&O Railroad Museum, 901 West Pratt Street, where you can battle it out with board games amid real locomotives, as listed on visitmaryland.org. Music fans, Trevor Noah brings his sharp wit to Lyric Baltimore at 140 West Mt. Royal Avenue at 8 PM, while The Emo Show rocks Baltimore Soundstage at 7 PM, per baltimoresoundstage.com and vividseats.com. Laugh out at The Highwire Center, 400 South Conkling Street, with improv shows like Walking the Wire, Storytime Comedy, and Community Comedy all evening, straight from baltimore.org. Art enthusiasts, catch the opening reception for The Tell-tale HeART at Gallery 1448 on 1448 East Baltimore Street, or the Artist Talk: Ancestors' Marks at Eubie Blake Cultural Center, 847 North Howard Street. Sports action? Cheer on Johns Hopkins wrestling versus U.S. Merchant Marine Academy at 1:30 PM in Goldfarb Gymnasium, as hub.jhu.edu reports. Theater buffs, immerse in the glitz of The Great Gatsby musical at Hippodrome Theatre, 12 North Eutaw Street, running through tonight, according to dctheaterarts.org and mdtheatreguide.com. And it's Downtown Discovery Days through February 10, scoring deals like $10 Aquarium entry for Maryland residents at 501 East Pratt Street, via aqua.org. Tomorrow Sunday the 8th, groove to Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA at Maryland Center for History and Culture, 610 Park Avenue. Super Bowl parties rage with Latin Dance Night at Impact Hub on 10 East North Avenue featuring Bad Bunny halftime vibes, or endless tailgating at Hard Rock Cafe, 601 East Pratt Street, both from baltimore.org and eventbrite.com. Galentine's Drag Brunch flames up at Mansion House Porch. Midweek heats up with George Saunders' Vigil reading Thursday at Enoch Pratt Free Library, per eventbrite.com. Valentine's jazz flows Saturday the 14th at 402 North Howard Street. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 07 Feb 2026 10:04:02 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore today, Saturday February 7th, and through the rest of this exciting week and weekend. Whether you're craving comedy, music, sports vibes, or artsy fun, Charm City has you covered with non-stop action. Kick off today right with the Live Baltimore Trolley Tour at 8 AM from Henderson-Hopkins School on 2100 Ashland Avenue, hopping through hidden gems and history according to baltimore.org events. Families, head to the Maryland Science Center at 601 Light Street for MSC Winter Games from noon to 4 PM, packed with interactive science challenges. Train lovers, don't miss Games with Trains at the B&O Railroad Museum, 901 West Pratt Street, where you can battle it out with board games amid real locomotives, as listed on visitmaryland.org. Music fans, Trevor Noah brings his sharp wit to Lyric Baltimore at 140 West Mt. Royal Avenue at 8 PM, while The Emo Show rocks Baltimore Soundstage at 7 PM, per baltimoresoundstage.com and vividseats.com. Laugh out at The Highwire Center, 400 South Conkling Street, with improv shows like Walking the Wire, Storytime Comedy, and Community Comedy all evening, straight from baltimore.org. Art enthusiasts, catch the opening reception for The Tell-tale HeART at Gallery 1448 on 1448 East Baltimore Street, or the Artist Talk: Ancestors' Marks at Eubie Blake Cultural Center, 847 North Howard Street. Sports action? Cheer on Johns Hopkins wrestling versus U.S. Merchant Marine Academy at 1:30 PM in Goldfarb Gymnasium, as hub.jhu.edu reports. Theater buffs, immerse in the glitz of The Great Gatsby musical at Hippodrome Theatre, 12 North Eutaw Street, running through tonight, according to dctheaterarts.org and mdtheatreguide.com. And it's Downtown Discovery Days through February 10, scoring deals like $10 Aquarium entry for Maryland residents at 501 East Pratt Street, via aqua.org. Tomorrow Sunday the 8th, groove to Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA at Maryland Center for History and Culture, 610 Park Avenue. Super Bowl parties rage with Latin Dance Night at Impact Hub on 10 East North Avenue featuring Bad Bunny halftime vibes, or endless tailgating at Hard Rock Cafe, 601 East Pratt Street, both from baltimore.org and eventbrite.com. Galentine's Drag Brunch flames up at Mansion House Porch. Midweek heats up with George Saunders' Vigil reading Thursday at Enoch Pratt Free Library, per eventbrite.com. Valentine's jazz flows Saturday the 14th at 402 North Howard Street. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 218 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7137309449 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Friday through the weekend. Today kicks off with Arturo Sandoval lighting up Keystone Korner Baltimore at 6 p.m., where the legendary trumpeter will deliver an electrifying jazz performance that'll have you swaying in your seats, according to event listings from the venue. If you're into boosting your brainpower, head to Guilford Hall Brewery at 6 p.m. for The Science of Curiosity, a Profs & Pints talk by psychology professor Todd B. Kashdan on what fuels our thirst for knowledge, as highlighted by Baltimore Fishbowl. Tonight also brings Words, Wings, and Wine at M&T Bank Exchange, starting at 7:30 p.m. doors open, featuring poets Steven Willis and Ayanna Florence, comedy, live music, and a live 2-by-3-foot painting raffle—perfect for a creative night out, per the Fishbowl roundup. And catch The Great Gatsby musical touring at the Hippodrome Theatre through Saturday, a glamorous jazz-age spectacle reviewed glowingly on WYPR. Saturday amps up the star power with Trevor Noah at Lyric Baltimore, doors at 7 p.m. for his sharp comedy from the former Daily Show host, while Grammy winner Ashanti hits Nevermore Hall at 8 p.m. for soulful R&B vibes, both spotlighted by Baltimore Fishbowl. Get hands-on at the American Visionary Art Museum's Mosaic Mirror Workshop at 10 a.m., crafting a Valentine-themed frame with artist Barbara Svoboda. Dive into environmental chats at IMET's Troubled Tributary panel from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the Patuxent River, or party with adoptable pets at Peabody Heights Brewery's Jeppson’s Birthday fundraiser from 1 p.m., benefiting BARCS. Don't miss the Sex Ed Pop Up at Timbre from 1 to 5 p.m., a fun adult education fest with workshops and vendors led by local expert Vanessa Geffrard. Sip complimentary rosé and snag roses at Harbor East's Rosé & Roses, as noted in local event guides. Sunday's all about flair: Galentine’s Day Flamingle Brunch at Maryland Zoo from noon to 4 p.m., with Roaring Twenties drag shows, mimosas, and crafts sponsored by Miss Shirley’s. Hunt deals at Ottobar’s Punk Rock Flea Market from noon to 4 p.m., or relive history at The Fire Museum's 1904 Great Baltimore Fire event from 1 p.m., advance tickets required. Families can tap into Maple Magic at Irvine Nature Center, learning syrup-making by the fire. Through the weekend, crank up the fun at Baltimore Crankie Fest at Creative Alliance through Sunday, showcasing scrolled panorama art, and Disney on Ice: Frozen & Encanto at CFG Bank Arena. Plus, Baltimore Restaurant Week wraps up today with deals citywide, according to SouthBmore reports. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out and make memories! Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 06 Feb 2026 10:02:49 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this Friday through the weekend. Today kicks off with Arturo Sandoval lighting up Keystone Korner Baltimore at 6 p.m., where the legendary trumpeter will deliver an electrifying jazz performance that'll have you swaying in your seats, according to event listings from the venue. If you're into boosting your brainpower, head to Guilford Hall Brewery at 6 p.m. for The Science of Curiosity, a Profs & Pints talk by psychology professor Todd B. Kashdan on what fuels our thirst for knowledge, as highlighted by Baltimore Fishbowl. Tonight also brings Words, Wings, and Wine at M&T Bank Exchange, starting at 7:30 p.m. doors open, featuring poets Steven Willis and Ayanna Florence, comedy, live music, and a live 2-by-3-foot painting raffle—perfect for a creative night out, per the Fishbowl roundup. And catch The Great Gatsby musical touring at the Hippodrome Theatre through Saturday, a glamorous jazz-age spectacle reviewed glowingly on WYPR. Saturday amps up the star power with Trevor Noah at Lyric Baltimore, doors at 7 p.m. for his sharp comedy from the former Daily Show host, while Grammy winner Ashanti hits Nevermore Hall at 8 p.m. for soulful R&B vibes, both spotlighted by Baltimore Fishbowl. Get hands-on at the American Visionary Art Museum's Mosaic Mirror Workshop at 10 a.m., crafting a Valentine-themed frame with artist Barbara Svoboda. Dive into environmental chats at IMET's Troubled Tributary panel from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the Patuxent River, or party with adoptable pets at Peabody Heights Brewery's Jeppson’s Birthday fundraiser from 1 p.m., benefiting BARCS. Don't miss the Sex Ed Pop Up at Timbre from 1 to 5 p.m., a fun adult education fest with workshops and vendors led by local expert Vanessa Geffrard. Sip complimentary rosé and snag roses at Harbor East's Rosé & Roses, as noted in local event guides. Sunday's all about flair: Galentine’s Day Flamingle Brunch at Maryland Zoo from noon to 4 p.m., with Roaring Twenties drag shows, mimosas, and crafts sponsored by Miss Shirley’s. Hunt deals at Ottobar’s Punk Rock Flea Market from noon to 4 p.m., or relive history at The Fire Museum's 1904 Great Baltimore Fire event from 1 p.m., advance tickets required. Families can tap into Maple Magic at Irvine Nature Center, learning syrup-making by the fire. Through the weekend, crank up the fun at Baltimore Crankie Fest at Creative Alliance through Sunday, showcasing scrolled panorama art, and Disney on Ice: Frozen & Encanto at CFG Bank Arena. Plus, Baltimore Restaurant Week wraps up today with deals citywide, according to SouthBmore reports. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out and make memories! Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 247 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6105704145 Hey Baltimore listeners, grab your calendars because this week in Charm City is packed with thrills from mystery dinners to improv laughs and cultural deep dives. Today through Tuesday, dive into Discovery Days 2026, the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore's epic 10-day bash highlighting our best attractions with killer deals like $10 or less tickets at spots like the National Aquarium for jellyfish glow-ups, Port Discovery Children's Museum for kiddo hands-on fun, Maryland Zoo for global animal vibes, Star-Spangled Banner Flag House for history buffs, B&O Railroad Museum's rail adventures, Everyman Theatre's award-winning shows, and the Baltimore Museum of Art's stunning collections. According to the Downtown Partnership, it's all about affordable access to our cultural gems, so check venue sites for exact pricing and reservations before you go. Kick off your weekend tomorrow, Friday, February 6th, with non-stop action. Catch 10-time Grammy winner Arturo Sandoval blowing trumpets at Keystone Korner Baltimore on Lancaster Street starting at 8 PM, or groove to Words, Wings, & Wine at M&T Bank Exchange on Fayette Street. Improv fans, The Highwire Center at 400 S Conkling Street has Baltimore Holy S#!t and Malik and Rasheed shows, while North in the Garment Factory hosts First Fridays Improv Comedy Night. Art lovers, hit the Opening Reception for Abigail Taylor at Baltimore Art Gallery on 36th Street, and families can build circuits at Union Collective's Makerspace Day Off. Ottobar's downstairs rocks with PERREO BOWL, a reggaeton, hip-hop, and EDM halftime party. Saturday, February 7th explodes with options. Play Games with Trains at B&O Railroad Museum on Pratt Street, celebrate Black History Month with Kevin Brewster's residency or Ravita Jazz Group's Songs of Justice and Freedom at An die Musik on Charles Street. Shop the Mini Maker's Market XOXO V-Day at R. House on 29th Street, catch the Live Baltimore Trolley Tour from Henderson-Hopkins School, or laugh at Highwire's improv lineup like Walking the Wire and Storytime Comedy. Maryland Science Center hosts MSC Winter Games from noon to 4 PM on Light Street, and Chesapeake Shakespeare Company performs August Wilson's Fences downtown. Sunday, February 8th brings Super Bowl fever with watch parties at Hard Rock Cafe on Pratt Street's Endless Tailgate or Luckie's Tavern's Big Game Bash. Groove to Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA at Maryland Center for History and Culture, or hit Galentine's Day Flamingle Drag Brunch at Mansion House Porch. Highwire wraps with Sunday Merries improv. Looking ahead, Friday the 13th at B&O Railroad Museum delivers the "Til Death Do Us Part" Murder Mystery Dinner in the historic Roundhouse—$115-120 tickets include a train ride, buffet, unlimited drinks, and detective-solving a wedding whodunit, perfect for Valentine's vibes. Your friendly guide says bundle up and explore—Baltimore's buzzing! Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and don't forget to subscribe for more. This has b This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 05 Feb 2026 10:04:23 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey Baltimore listeners, grab your calendars because this week in Charm City is packed with thrills from mystery dinners to improv laughs and cultural deep dives. Today through Tuesday, dive into Discovery Days 2026, the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore's epic 10-day bash highlighting our best attractions with killer deals like $10 or less tickets at spots like the National Aquarium for jellyfish glow-ups, Port Discovery Children's Museum for kiddo hands-on fun, Maryland Zoo for global animal vibes, Star-Spangled Banner Flag House for history buffs, B&O Railroad Museum's rail adventures, Everyman Theatre's award-winning shows, and the Baltimore Museum of Art's stunning collections. According to the Downtown Partnership, it's all about affordable access to our cultural gems, so check venue sites for exact pricing and reservations before you go. Kick off your weekend tomorrow, Friday, February 6th, with non-stop action. Catch 10-time Grammy winner Arturo Sandoval blowing trumpets at Keystone Korner Baltimore on Lancaster Street starting at 8 PM, or groove to Words, Wings, & Wine at M&T Bank Exchange on Fayette Street. Improv fans, The Highwire Center at 400 S Conkling Street has Baltimore Holy S#!t and Malik and Rasheed shows, while North in the Garment Factory hosts First Fridays Improv Comedy Night. Art lovers, hit the Opening Reception for Abigail Taylor at Baltimore Art Gallery on 36th Street, and families can build circuits at Union Collective's Makerspace Day Off. Ottobar's downstairs rocks with PERREO BOWL, a reggaeton, hip-hop, and EDM halftime party. Saturday, February 7th explodes with options. Play Games with Trains at B&O Railroad Museum on Pratt Street, celebrate Black History Month with Kevin Brewster's residency or Ravita Jazz Group's Songs of Justice and Freedom at An die Musik on Charles Street. Shop the Mini Maker's Market XOXO V-Day at R. House on 29th Street, catch the Live Baltimore Trolley Tour from Henderson-Hopkins School, or laugh at Highwire's improv lineup like Walking the Wire and Storytime Comedy. Maryland Science Center hosts MSC Winter Games from noon to 4 PM on Light Street, and Chesapeake Shakespeare Company performs August Wilson's Fences downtown. Sunday, February 8th brings Super Bowl fever with watch parties at Hard Rock Cafe on Pratt Street's Endless Tailgate or Luckie's Tavern's Big Game Bash. Groove to Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA at Maryland Center for History and Culture, or hit Galentine's Day Flamingle Drag Brunch at Mansion House Porch. Highwire wraps with Sunday Merries improv. Looking ahead, Friday the 13th at B&O Railroad Museum delivers the "Til Death Do Us Part" Murder Mystery Dinner in the historic Roundhouse—$115-120 tickets include a train ride, buffet, unlimited drinks, and detective-solving a wedding whodunit, perfect for Valentine's vibes. Your friendly guide says bundle up and explore—Baltimore's buzzing! Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and don't forget to subscribe for more. This has b This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 265 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1676317497 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore today through the weekend—let's dive into the fun, from laughs to icy adventures and cultural vibes that make this city unbeatable. Kick off today, Sunday, February 1st, with Downtown Discovery Days at the National Aquarium, where Maryland residents snag $10 entry to explore aquatic wonders—reserve your timed slot now via their site for a splashy family outing with proof of residency required at the door. Comedy fans, catch Alonzo "Hamburger" Jones lighting up the Baltimore Comedy Factory at 7 PM for gut-busting stand-up that's perfect for shaking off the winter chill. Over at the Highwire Center, The Comedy Zoo delivers an hour of wild improv from 7 to 8 PM—tickets are just $10, doors at 6:45, pure chaotic energy. Music lovers, groove to the GIL SCOTT-HERON Evening Ritual vinyl listening session at Wet City starting at 4 PM, or unwind with The Baltimore Breathwork Sound Bath at Roland Park Community Center at 2:15 PM. Creative souls, join the Vision Board Pizza Party with bingo boards and journaling at SBM The Studio at noon, or sip and paint to R&B at Studio10TEN10 at 2 PM for For The Lovers. Monday's got that Galentine's Floral Design Workshop from Wild Events Florals—grab your crew for pizza, treats, and moody burgundy arrangements with drinks flowing. Families, hit Port Discovery Children's Museum, open 11 AM to 5 PM with Discovery Tales storytelling at noon. Tuesday through Thursday, gear up for CIAA buzz building toward their massive tournament, but snag seats for David Wax Museum and Lowland Hum's Golden Hours concert at Club 603 on Saturday the 7th—intimate folk vibes at 8 PM. Friday the 6th heats up with Couples Cafe's UnMasked intimacy workshop at Baltimore Marriott Waterfront from 7 PM, blending connection and fun. Saturday the 7th? Live Baltimore Trolley Tour at 8 AM from Henderson-Hopkins School for a winter city spin, plus Rooted/Growing Exhibition Reception at MICA if you're into local art. Don't sleep on Winter Village Skate at Four Seasons Hotel rooftop—harbor views, bites, and gliding all week. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more Baltimore magic. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 01 Feb 2026 10:03:27 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore today through the weekend—let's dive into the fun, from laughs to icy adventures and cultural vibes that make this city unbeatable. Kick off today, Sunday, February 1st, with Downtown Discovery Days at the National Aquarium, where Maryland residents snag $10 entry to explore aquatic wonders—reserve your timed slot now via their site for a splashy family outing with proof of residency required at the door. Comedy fans, catch Alonzo "Hamburger" Jones lighting up the Baltimore Comedy Factory at 7 PM for gut-busting stand-up that's perfect for shaking off the winter chill. Over at the Highwire Center, The Comedy Zoo delivers an hour of wild improv from 7 to 8 PM—tickets are just $10, doors at 6:45, pure chaotic energy. Music lovers, groove to the GIL SCOTT-HERON Evening Ritual vinyl listening session at Wet City starting at 4 PM, or unwind with The Baltimore Breathwork Sound Bath at Roland Park Community Center at 2:15 PM. Creative souls, join the Vision Board Pizza Party with bingo boards and journaling at SBM The Studio at noon, or sip and paint to R&B at Studio10TEN10 at 2 PM for For The Lovers. Monday's got that Galentine's Floral Design Workshop from Wild Events Florals—grab your crew for pizza, treats, and moody burgundy arrangements with drinks flowing. Families, hit Port Discovery Children's Museum, open 11 AM to 5 PM with Discovery Tales storytelling at noon. Tuesday through Thursday, gear up for CIAA buzz building toward their massive tournament, but snag seats for David Wax Museum and Lowland Hum's Golden Hours concert at Club 603 on Saturday the 7th—intimate folk vibes at 8 PM. Friday the 6th heats up with Couples Cafe's UnMasked intimacy workshop at Baltimore Marriott Waterfront from 7 PM, blending connection and fun. Saturday the 7th? Live Baltimore Trolley Tour at 8 AM from Henderson-Hopkins School for a winter city spin, plus Rooted/Growing Exhibition Reception at MICA if you're into local art. Don't sleep on Winter Village Skate at Four Seasons Hotel rooftop—harbor views, bites, and gliding all week. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more Baltimore magic. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 228 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1751463432 Hey Baltimore listeners, kick off your weekend with a bang today, Saturday, January 31st, because the city's buzzing with laughs, brews, and beats that'll warm you up on this chilly day. Head to the Lyric Baltimore at 140 West Mt. Royal Avenue for the Legends of Laughter Tour starring comedy heavyweights Sommore from Netflix's Queen Chandelier, Lavell Crawford of Breaking Bad fame, Earthquake from Chappelle's Home Team, and Def Comedy Jam's Joe Clair—doors open early, so grab tickets fast for an evening of non-stop hilarity according to VisitMaryland.org. Music lovers, don't miss the Mike Stern Band with Dennis Chambers and Gary Grainger tearing it up at 6 PM at Keystone Korner Baltimore, delivering soulful jazz that makes your heart dance, as raved about by NEA Jazz Master Todd Barkan on the Waterfront Partnership events calendar. Hardcore fans, the Disturbin' The Peace Festival hits Baltimore Soundstage all day with its DIY spirit of punk and heavy tunes—perfect for headbanging, per JamBase and Music Festival Wizard. Families, Port Discovery Children's Museum has Galactic Builders and SKIES exhibits open now, blasting off with space-themed STEAM fun, and tonight's their sold-out Hops & Vines 21-plus tasting event featuring regional breweries, wineries, and bites to support kids' programs, straight from their calendar. Over at Peabody Heights Brewery from noon to 3 PM, join Mr. Trash Wheel's Cash for Trash—trade in your clean cans and bottles for 10 cents each, up to 1,000 per household, courtesy of Waterfront Partnership's Healthy Harbor Initiative. Networking pros, swing by Hertsch's Sports Bar at 1902 Gwynn Oak Avenue from 3 to 6 PM for Vital Magazine's Honoring and Networking Event spotlighting top local entrepreneurs. Culture seekers, celebrate St. Brigid's Day at the Irish American Museum on 920 Lemmon Street with traditions of Irish renewal and creativity, as listed on VisitMaryland.org. Looking ahead to MLK weekend, Port Discovery's open 9 AM to 5 PM Monday for Community Day at just $10 a person with special activities, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum hosts King Day with youth activist talks and family fun, AVAM offers free entry from 10 AM to 5 PM with peace bird workshops and performances, and the Walters Museum wraps up with stacked performances by Ray Winder, Lady Brion, and more. Skate into the Inner Harbor Ice Rink's End of Season Party Monday noon to 3 PM, and catch Poe's Death in Baltimore Bus Tours for birthday weekend mystery vibes. Baltimore's got that unbeatable energy this week—get out, explore, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more tips, and this has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 31 Jan 2026 10:03:28 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey Baltimore listeners, kick off your weekend with a bang today, Saturday, January 31st, because the city's buzzing with laughs, brews, and beats that'll warm you up on this chilly day. Head to the Lyric Baltimore at 140 West Mt. Royal Avenue for the Legends of Laughter Tour starring comedy heavyweights Sommore from Netflix's Queen Chandelier, Lavell Crawford of Breaking Bad fame, Earthquake from Chappelle's Home Team, and Def Comedy Jam's Joe Clair—doors open early, so grab tickets fast for an evening of non-stop hilarity according to VisitMaryland.org. Music lovers, don't miss the Mike Stern Band with Dennis Chambers and Gary Grainger tearing it up at 6 PM at Keystone Korner Baltimore, delivering soulful jazz that makes your heart dance, as raved about by NEA Jazz Master Todd Barkan on the Waterfront Partnership events calendar. Hardcore fans, the Disturbin' The Peace Festival hits Baltimore Soundstage all day with its DIY spirit of punk and heavy tunes—perfect for headbanging, per JamBase and Music Festival Wizard. Families, Port Discovery Children's Museum has Galactic Builders and SKIES exhibits open now, blasting off with space-themed STEAM fun, and tonight's their sold-out Hops & Vines 21-plus tasting event featuring regional breweries, wineries, and bites to support kids' programs, straight from their calendar. Over at Peabody Heights Brewery from noon to 3 PM, join Mr. Trash Wheel's Cash for Trash—trade in your clean cans and bottles for 10 cents each, up to 1,000 per household, courtesy of Waterfront Partnership's Healthy Harbor Initiative. Networking pros, swing by Hertsch's Sports Bar at 1902 Gwynn Oak Avenue from 3 to 6 PM for Vital Magazine's Honoring and Networking Event spotlighting top local entrepreneurs. Culture seekers, celebrate St. Brigid's Day at the Irish American Museum on 920 Lemmon Street with traditions of Irish renewal and creativity, as listed on VisitMaryland.org. Looking ahead to MLK weekend, Port Discovery's open 9 AM to 5 PM Monday for Community Day at just $10 a person with special activities, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum hosts King Day with youth activist talks and family fun, AVAM offers free entry from 10 AM to 5 PM with peace bird workshops and performances, and the Walters Museum wraps up with stacked performances by Ray Winder, Lady Brion, and more. Skate into the Inner Harbor Ice Rink's End of Season Party Monday noon to 3 PM, and catch Poe's Death in Baltimore Bus Tours for birthday weekend mystery vibes. Baltimore's got that unbeatable energy this week—get out, explore, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more tips, and this has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 206 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2525483597 Baltimore listeners, this is shaping up to be an absolutely incredible weekend for entertainment and community fun, so let me walk you through everything happening right here in Charm City. Starting tonight, if you're looking for something unique, head to Baltimore Soundstage for Poké-Rave, an 18-plus event that combines gaming lounges, cosplay contests, and themed decor into one immersive experience. It kicks off at 8 PM and promises to be a wild night for Pokémon fans and gaming enthusiasts alike. If you're more into live music, Ottobar is hosting several fantastic events. Tonight at 6 PM, Art Hive opens its doors upstairs for a creative community gathering where you can make art with friends, and it's completely free. Later that evening at 10 PM, Nectar takes over as a queer dance party featuring live DJ sets that'll keep you dancing until closing time. Tomorrow, Saturday the 31st, the energy only intensifies. The Great Gatsby musical opens its run at the Hippodrome Theatre and continues through February 7th. Based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel, this touring production follows a wealthy millionaire in the Roaring Twenties pining for his lost love. Tickets are available now. For the metal and punk crowd, Disturbin The Peace 2026 takes over Baltimore Soundstage starting at 1:30 PM with an incredible lineup including Hatebreed, Agnostic Front, and over a dozen more bands performing throughout the day. If anime is more your speed, head to Ottobar upstairs at 7 PM for Fan Service, featuring J-pop and anime remixes with free glow items, an anime screening at 7:30 PM, and a full dance party starting at 9:30 PM. Come dressed in your favorite cosplay. Looking for something hilarious, Legends of Laughter brings major comedians to Lyric Baltimore at 8 PM Saturday, featuring Netflix star Sommore, Breaking Bad's Lavell Crawford, and other comedy legends. Sunday rounds out the weekend beautifully with Echoes of Motown at Morgan State University's Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center at 3 PM, combining poetry, spoken word, and dance with classic Motown hits from Diana Ross, The Temptations, and Marvin Gaye. Plus there's a tamale-making workshop at Breath of God Lutheran Church at noon if you want to get hands-on culinary. Thank you so much for tuning in to your Baltimore weekend guide. Be sure to subscribe for more local event coverage and insider tips on what's happening around the city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 30 Jan 2026 10:03:11 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, this is shaping up to be an absolutely incredible weekend for entertainment and community fun, so let me walk you through everything happening right here in Charm City. Starting tonight, if you're looking for something unique, head to Baltimore Soundstage for Poké-Rave, an 18-plus event that combines gaming lounges, cosplay contests, and themed decor into one immersive experience. It kicks off at 8 PM and promises to be a wild night for Pokémon fans and gaming enthusiasts alike. If you're more into live music, Ottobar is hosting several fantastic events. Tonight at 6 PM, Art Hive opens its doors upstairs for a creative community gathering where you can make art with friends, and it's completely free. Later that evening at 10 PM, Nectar takes over as a queer dance party featuring live DJ sets that'll keep you dancing until closing time. Tomorrow, Saturday the 31st, the energy only intensifies. The Great Gatsby musical opens its run at the Hippodrome Theatre and continues through February 7th. Based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel, this touring production follows a wealthy millionaire in the Roaring Twenties pining for his lost love. Tickets are available now. For the metal and punk crowd, Disturbin The Peace 2026 takes over Baltimore Soundstage starting at 1:30 PM with an incredible lineup including Hatebreed, Agnostic Front, and over a dozen more bands performing throughout the day. If anime is more your speed, head to Ottobar upstairs at 7 PM for Fan Service, featuring J-pop and anime remixes with free glow items, an anime screening at 7:30 PM, and a full dance party starting at 9:30 PM. Come dressed in your favorite cosplay. Looking for something hilarious, Legends of Laughter brings major comedians to Lyric Baltimore at 8 PM Saturday, featuring Netflix star Sommore, Breaking Bad's Lavell Crawford, and other comedy legends. Sunday rounds out the weekend beautifully with Echoes of Motown at Morgan State University's Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center at 3 PM, combining poetry, spoken word, and dance with classic Motown hits from Diana Ross, The Temptations, and Marvin Gaye. Plus there's a tamale-making workshop at Breath of God Lutheran Church at noon if you want to get hands-on culinary. Thank you so much for tuning in to your Baltimore weekend guide. Be sure to subscribe for more local event coverage and insider tips on what's happening around the city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 235 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1047524574 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this chilly Thursday, January 29th. Whether you're craving laughs, tunes, art, or family fun, Charm City has you covered through the weekend. Let's dive in and plan your adventure. Kick off today at the Baltimore Comedy Factory where comedian Guy Torry takes the stage for a night of side-splitting stand-up, perfect for shaking off the winter blues. Over at Keystone Korner Baltimore, catch the Greg Hatza ORGANization swinging into jazz vibes at 7pm in Harbor East, or head to Metro Gallery at 6pm for Tea in the Gallery, a unique evening blending Japanese green tea traditions with craft insights from experts like Rob Perry of Nippon Motion and Juniper Farm. Families, Port Discovery Children's Museum is hosting $10 Community Day from 10am to 3pm, with three floors of interactive play in spots like Galactic Builders and Wonders of Water, plus drop-in learning activities. Art lovers, swing by the Maryland Institute College of Art's Fox Building Decker Gallery for the Rooted/Growing Bicentennial Exhibition, open today and showcasing fresh exhibits. And don't miss the National Aquarium's 10:30am Animal Encounter in the Harbor Overlook, included with admission—get up close with animal ambassadors as the aquarium reopens at noon. Tomorrow, Friday January 30th, gear up for the Police Plunge and Corporate Plunge at Sandy Point State Park as part of the MSP Polar Bear Plunge festivities supporting Special Olympics Maryland—jumps at noon and 3:30pm into the Chesapeake Bay. Art scene heats up with Highlandtown's First Friday Art Walk from 5-9pm, strolling galleries and local spots. Then Saturday the 31st explodes with energy: Disturbin The Peace music festival hits Baltimore, blending hip-hop and vibes all day. Mr. Trash Wheel's Cash for Trash at Peabody Heights Brewery from noon to 3pm lets you trade cans and bottles for 10 cents each, up to 1,000 per household. Groove to Last Night A DJ Saved My Life at a venue saluting Black radio DJs like DJ Quicksilva and Konan, with storytelling and advocacy chats. Sports fans, Birdland Caravan at the Senator Theatre features Q&A with new Orioles like Craig Albernaz and Pete Alonso. Families can hit Harbor Point Ice Fest for free ice carvings, food, and sculptures, or Port Discovery's Hops & Vines adult tasting event with brews and bites. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out there, bundle up, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 29 Jan 2026 10:04:27 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this chilly Thursday, January 29th. Whether you're craving laughs, tunes, art, or family fun, Charm City has you covered through the weekend. Let's dive in and plan your adventure. Kick off today at the Baltimore Comedy Factory where comedian Guy Torry takes the stage for a night of side-splitting stand-up, perfect for shaking off the winter blues. Over at Keystone Korner Baltimore, catch the Greg Hatza ORGANization swinging into jazz vibes at 7pm in Harbor East, or head to Metro Gallery at 6pm for Tea in the Gallery, a unique evening blending Japanese green tea traditions with craft insights from experts like Rob Perry of Nippon Motion and Juniper Farm. Families, Port Discovery Children's Museum is hosting $10 Community Day from 10am to 3pm, with three floors of interactive play in spots like Galactic Builders and Wonders of Water, plus drop-in learning activities. Art lovers, swing by the Maryland Institute College of Art's Fox Building Decker Gallery for the Rooted/Growing Bicentennial Exhibition, open today and showcasing fresh exhibits. And don't miss the National Aquarium's 10:30am Animal Encounter in the Harbor Overlook, included with admission—get up close with animal ambassadors as the aquarium reopens at noon. Tomorrow, Friday January 30th, gear up for the Police Plunge and Corporate Plunge at Sandy Point State Park as part of the MSP Polar Bear Plunge festivities supporting Special Olympics Maryland—jumps at noon and 3:30pm into the Chesapeake Bay. Art scene heats up with Highlandtown's First Friday Art Walk from 5-9pm, strolling galleries and local spots. Then Saturday the 31st explodes with energy: Disturbin The Peace music festival hits Baltimore, blending hip-hop and vibes all day. Mr. Trash Wheel's Cash for Trash at Peabody Heights Brewery from noon to 3pm lets you trade cans and bottles for 10 cents each, up to 1,000 per household. Groove to Last Night A DJ Saved My Life at a venue saluting Black radio DJs like DJ Quicksilva and Konan, with storytelling and advocacy chats. Sports fans, Birdland Caravan at the Senator Theatre features Q&A with new Orioles like Craig Albernaz and Pete Alonso. Families can hit Harbor Point Ice Fest for free ice carvings, food, and sculptures, or Port Discovery's Hops & Vines adult tasting event with brews and bites. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out there, bundle up, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 197 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3979169968 Hey listeners, shake off that winter chill because Baltimore is buzzing with fun from today right through the weekend. According to Baltimore Beat, kick things off this Wednesday evening with Wellness on the Waterfront Yoga led by Marissa Walch at Rye Street Park on Mission Boulevard from 6 to 6:45 p.m. – perfect all-levels vinyasa with harbor views to stretch out the snow stress. Then head to Meander Art Bar on East Lombard Street for Sapphic Social at 7 p.m., featuring arts, crafts, board games, and prizes for just $17.48. Ottobar upstairs hosts Trivia and Karaoke Night starting at 6 p.m., where you can team up or go solo with Showtime Trivia at 7 and belting tunes by 9:30. Tomorrow, Thursday, dive into the Rooted/Growing Bicentennial Exhibition opening at MICA's Brown Center Atrium on West Mount Royal Avenue from 5 to 8 p.m., with Yoonjung Lee and Michelle Shengyu Li's live performance exploring time and desire through sculpture and music. Highwire Center brings Short Form, Huge Fun improv jam led by Jess Robey at 7 p.m. on South Conkling Street. Music lovers, Ottobar downstairs rocks with The Soularites, Strangers That Clique, and Eat The Cake Band's funk, ska, rock, and hip-hop mix at 7 p.m. for $16.04, while upstairs Scum Dungeon spins violent anime VHS tapes with goth, punk, industrial, and metal from 10 p.m., free and wild. Holy Frijoles on West 36th Street cranks hardcore with Total Maniac at 8 p.m. for $20.60. Friday's improv showcase at The Peale on Holliday Street runs 6 to 8 p.m., ending in a jam. Ottobar upstairs hosts Art Hive at 6 p.m., a glittery craft party with Joellen Wojcik making blasphemous macaroni art. Saturday explodes with the 4th Annual A Very Melo Classic basketball showdown at Morgan State University's Hill Field House from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. for $21.72. Reginald F. Lewis Museum hosts Last Night A DJ Saved My Life panel on Black radio DJs at 1 p.m. for $12 to $15. RnB Nights Live at La Familia Soundstage brings classic hits from 6 p.m. for $39.19-plus. Ottobar upstairs delivers Fan Service anime rave at 7 p.m. with J-pop, screenings, and cosplay shopping. Don't miss the Midwinter Ball by Baltimore Folk Music Society at 5603 North Charles Street at 6 p.m., a folk dance delight. And Stem & Vine offers Rooted Movement Mat Pilates at 9:30 a.m. for $18.91. Sunday unwinds with Wordsmith's Hip-Hop Meets Chamber Music at The Peale at 2 p.m., free to $28.52. Salsa with Pride at The Pride Center on St. Paul Street from 7 p.m. is pay-what-you-can Latin dance fun. The Biggest Sip N Paint at Baltimore War Memorial blasts trap and R&B from 7 p.m. for $40.65-plus. Creative Alliance's Drag Race Season 18 viewing party starts at 8 p.m., and Ottobar's Perreo Bowl reggaeton party hits 10 p.m. for $28.37. Bundle up, check for weather tweaks per Baltimore Beat, and dive into B-More's vibe. Thanks for tuning in, listeners – subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 28 Jan 2026 10:04:21 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, shake off that winter chill because Baltimore is buzzing with fun from today right through the weekend. According to Baltimore Beat, kick things off this Wednesday evening with Wellness on the Waterfront Yoga led by Marissa Walch at Rye Street Park on Mission Boulevard from 6 to 6:45 p.m. – perfect all-levels vinyasa with harbor views to stretch out the snow stress. Then head to Meander Art Bar on East Lombard Street for Sapphic Social at 7 p.m., featuring arts, crafts, board games, and prizes for just $17.48. Ottobar upstairs hosts Trivia and Karaoke Night starting at 6 p.m., where you can team up or go solo with Showtime Trivia at 7 and belting tunes by 9:30. Tomorrow, Thursday, dive into the Rooted/Growing Bicentennial Exhibition opening at MICA's Brown Center Atrium on West Mount Royal Avenue from 5 to 8 p.m., with Yoonjung Lee and Michelle Shengyu Li's live performance exploring time and desire through sculpture and music. Highwire Center brings Short Form, Huge Fun improv jam led by Jess Robey at 7 p.m. on South Conkling Street. Music lovers, Ottobar downstairs rocks with The Soularites, Strangers That Clique, and Eat The Cake Band's funk, ska, rock, and hip-hop mix at 7 p.m. for $16.04, while upstairs Scum Dungeon spins violent anime VHS tapes with goth, punk, industrial, and metal from 10 p.m., free and wild. Holy Frijoles on West 36th Street cranks hardcore with Total Maniac at 8 p.m. for $20.60. Friday's improv showcase at The Peale on Holliday Street runs 6 to 8 p.m., ending in a jam. Ottobar upstairs hosts Art Hive at 6 p.m., a glittery craft party with Joellen Wojcik making blasphemous macaroni art. Saturday explodes with the 4th Annual A Very Melo Classic basketball showdown at Morgan State University's Hill Field House from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. for $21.72. Reginald F. Lewis Museum hosts Last Night A DJ Saved My Life panel on Black radio DJs at 1 p.m. for $12 to $15. RnB Nights Live at La Familia Soundstage brings classic hits from 6 p.m. for $39.19-plus. Ottobar upstairs delivers Fan Service anime rave at 7 p.m. with J-pop, screenings, and cosplay shopping. Don't miss the Midwinter Ball by Baltimore Folk Music Society at 5603 North Charles Street at 6 p.m., a folk dance delight. And Stem & Vine offers Rooted Movement Mat Pilates at 9:30 a.m. for $18.91. Sunday unwinds with Wordsmith's Hip-Hop Meets Chamber Music at The Peale at 2 p.m., free to $28.52. Salsa with Pride at The Pride Center on St. Paul Street from 7 p.m. is pay-what-you-can Latin dance fun. The Biggest Sip N Paint at Baltimore War Memorial blasts trap and R&B from 7 p.m. for $40.65-plus. Creative Alliance's Drag Race Season 18 viewing party starts at 8 p.m., and Ottobar's Perreo Bowl reggaeton party hits 10 p.m. for $28.37. Bundle up, check for weather tweaks per Baltimore Beat, and dive into B-More's vibe. Thanks for tuning in, listeners – subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 235 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3941605933 Welcome to your Baltimore weekend guide! We've got some fantastic happenings this week that'll keep you entertained no matter what the weather brings. Unfortunately, if you were planning to visit the National Aquarium today, you'll need to reschedule. Due to inclement weather, the facility is closed this Sunday. But don't worry, there's plenty else happening around our great city. Looking ahead to this week, comedy lovers should mark their calendars for Thursday and Friday. Guy Torry is bringing special event shows to Baltimore Comedy Club on both January 29th and 30th at seven o'clock in the evening. If you're into stand-up, it's the perfect midweek pick-me-up. Now here's something truly unique for next weekend. The MSP Polar Bear Plunge is making waves throughout late January and early February. If you're feeling brave, the Cool Schools Plunge happens Wednesday the 28th and Thursday the 29th from ten in the morning to two in the afternoon, with plunges at eleven, noon, and one o'clock. Then the Police and Public Safety Plunge takes over Friday the 30th from ten in the morning to one in the afternoon. If you want the ultimate challenge, the main MSP Polar Bear Plunge happens Saturday the 31st and features plunges at eleven in the morning and two in the afternoon. All proceeds benefit Special Olympics Maryland, and participants have already raised millions for this amazing cause. Theater enthusiasts should circle February first on their calendars. The Hippodrome Theatre is bringing the Tony-nominated musical adaptation of The Great Gatsby, running from January 31st through February 7th. This brand-new production features a book by Kait Kerrigan and a score by Tony winners Jason Howland and Nathan Tysen. For something more relaxed, Maryland Winds presents an In a Nutshell performance today at three o'clock at Guilford Park High School Auditorium, showcasing beautiful musical performances. Whether you're braving the cold for a charitable plunge, catching a comedy show, enjoying live theater, or discovering local music performances, Baltimore has something special lined up for you this week and weekend. Thank you for tuning in to your Baltimore events guide! Make sure to subscribe for more recommendations on what to do around our amazing city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 25 Jan 2026 10:06:18 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Welcome to your Baltimore weekend guide! We've got some fantastic happenings this week that'll keep you entertained no matter what the weather brings. Unfortunately, if you were planning to visit the National Aquarium today, you'll need to reschedule. Due to inclement weather, the facility is closed this Sunday. But don't worry, there's plenty else happening around our great city. Looking ahead to this week, comedy lovers should mark their calendars for Thursday and Friday. Guy Torry is bringing special event shows to Baltimore Comedy Club on both January 29th and 30th at seven o'clock in the evening. If you're into stand-up, it's the perfect midweek pick-me-up. Now here's something truly unique for next weekend. The MSP Polar Bear Plunge is making waves throughout late January and early February. If you're feeling brave, the Cool Schools Plunge happens Wednesday the 28th and Thursday the 29th from ten in the morning to two in the afternoon, with plunges at eleven, noon, and one o'clock. Then the Police and Public Safety Plunge takes over Friday the 30th from ten in the morning to one in the afternoon. If you want the ultimate challenge, the main MSP Polar Bear Plunge happens Saturday the 31st and features plunges at eleven in the morning and two in the afternoon. All proceeds benefit Special Olympics Maryland, and participants have already raised millions for this amazing cause. Theater enthusiasts should circle February first on their calendars. The Hippodrome Theatre is bringing the Tony-nominated musical adaptation of The Great Gatsby, running from January 31st through February 7th. This brand-new production features a book by Kait Kerrigan and a score by Tony winners Jason Howland and Nathan Tysen. For something more relaxed, Maryland Winds presents an In a Nutshell performance today at three o'clock at Guilford Park High School Auditorium, showcasing beautiful musical performances. Whether you're braving the cold for a charitable plunge, catching a comedy show, enjoying live theater, or discovering local music performances, Baltimore has something special lined up for you this week and weekend. Thank you for tuning in to your Baltimore events guide! Make sure to subscribe for more recommendations on what to do around our amazing city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 162 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5079293178 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend—starting right now on this chilly Saturday, January 24! Bundle up because we've got ice festivals, jazz vibes, sports watch parties, and more to shake off the winter blues. According to baltimore.org, today's Harbor Point Ice Festival at Harbor Point Central Plaza, 1310 Point Street, runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with live ice carving demos, interactive displays, stilt walkers, aerial silks, and carnival eats like loaded baked potatoes and funnel cake—free admission, pure winter magic! Sports fans, Guilford Hall Brewery at 1611 Guilford Ave. is the spot for NFL Conference Championships watch parties today and tomorrow, plus a Bournemouth vs. Liverpool Premier League showdown starting at 2:45 p.m. today—craft brews, killer food, and rowdy cheers all around. Catch the Kevin Brewster Jazz Band tonight at 7 p.m. in the Baltimore Rising Artist Series at Manor Mill, 2029 Monkton Rd., for smooth sounds till 9 p.m. R&B legend Glenn Jones takes the stage at Keystone Korner Baltimore, 1350 Lancaster St., tonight too—soulful hits that'll have you swaying. Over at The Highwire Center, 400 S. Conkling St., dive into improv laughs with BE GOOD! with Paulette, Hannah LIVE!, and Storytime Comedy shows throughout the day. Birdland Caravan fans, chase the Orioles spirit with rallies at White Marsh Mall by Macy's Home, 8200 Perry Hall Blvd., a breakfast meet-and-greet at Turf Valley Resort, 2700 Turf Valley Rd., duckpin bowling at AMF Southwest in Linthicum Heights, and family bingo in Sykesville—total fan frenzy! Tomorrow Sunday, the Azure Concert for families living with autism and similar challenges happens at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, 7401 Park Heights Avenue—heartwarming music for all. Pedrito Martínez & Alfredo Rodriguez light up Keystone Korner again at 1350 Lancaster St. Medicine Painting workshops with Andrea Sauer at Manor Mill from 9 a.m. to noon offer creative connection to self and earth. Brewskies & Bracelets crew day at Found Studio, 4315 Harford Rd., mixes drinks and DIY fun. And don't miss Touchdowns & Tunes at Hard Rock Cafe, 601 E. Pratt St., from 3 to 9 p.m. for playoff action with tailgate specials—wear your jersey for discounts! From baltimore.org and Baltimore Magazine, Friday's Baltimore Restaurant Week lingers at various spots for foodie deals, and comedy roars at The Highwire with Community Comedy and Oh, Crit! D&D improv. Peabody Heights Brewery hosts zine fest vibes too. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out there, make memories, and stay warm! Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 24 Jan 2026 10:07:41 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend—starting right now on this chilly Saturday, January 24! Bundle up because we've got ice festivals, jazz vibes, sports watch parties, and more to shake off the winter blues. According to baltimore.org, today's Harbor Point Ice Festival at Harbor Point Central Plaza, 1310 Point Street, runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with live ice carving demos, interactive displays, stilt walkers, aerial silks, and carnival eats like loaded baked potatoes and funnel cake—free admission, pure winter magic! Sports fans, Guilford Hall Brewery at 1611 Guilford Ave. is the spot for NFL Conference Championships watch parties today and tomorrow, plus a Bournemouth vs. Liverpool Premier League showdown starting at 2:45 p.m. today—craft brews, killer food, and rowdy cheers all around. Catch the Kevin Brewster Jazz Band tonight at 7 p.m. in the Baltimore Rising Artist Series at Manor Mill, 2029 Monkton Rd., for smooth sounds till 9 p.m. R&B legend Glenn Jones takes the stage at Keystone Korner Baltimore, 1350 Lancaster St., tonight too—soulful hits that'll have you swaying. Over at The Highwire Center, 400 S. Conkling St., dive into improv laughs with BE GOOD! with Paulette, Hannah LIVE!, and Storytime Comedy shows throughout the day. Birdland Caravan fans, chase the Orioles spirit with rallies at White Marsh Mall by Macy's Home, 8200 Perry Hall Blvd., a breakfast meet-and-greet at Turf Valley Resort, 2700 Turf Valley Rd., duckpin bowling at AMF Southwest in Linthicum Heights, and family bingo in Sykesville—total fan frenzy! Tomorrow Sunday, the Azure Concert for families living with autism and similar challenges happens at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, 7401 Park Heights Avenue—heartwarming music for all. Pedrito Martínez & Alfredo Rodriguez light up Keystone Korner again at 1350 Lancaster St. Medicine Painting workshops with Andrea Sauer at Manor Mill from 9 a.m. to noon offer creative connection to self and earth. Brewskies & Bracelets crew day at Found Studio, 4315 Harford Rd., mixes drinks and DIY fun. And don't miss Touchdowns & Tunes at Hard Rock Cafe, 601 E. Pratt St., from 3 to 9 p.m. for playoff action with tailgate specials—wear your jersey for discounts! From baltimore.org and Baltimore Magazine, Friday's Baltimore Restaurant Week lingers at various spots for foodie deals, and comedy roars at The Highwire with Community Comedy and Oh, Crit! D&D improv. Peabody Heights Brewery hosts zine fest vibes too. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—get out there, make memories, and stay warm! Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 225 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8917989443 Welcome to your Baltimore events guide! Whether you're looking for live entertainment, cultural experiences, or family-friendly fun, this week has something spectacular for everyone. This evening, head to the Senator Theatre at 8 PM for an exclusive Q&A with two of the newest Baltimore Orioles members, Craig Albernaz and Pete Alonso. This is your chance to hear directly from these fresh faces joining the team and get insider perspectives on what's ahead for the season. If you're an art enthusiast, the Maryland Art Place is hosting the opening reception for ARTificial, an exhibition exploring artificial intelligence in art making. The event runs from 6 to 9 PM and promises thought-provoking conversations about technology and creativity. Friday brings Baltimore Restaurant Week, so this is the perfect time to explore new dining spots around the city with special prix-fixe menus. For live music lovers, Just Fine, the Ultimate Mary J. Blige Tribute, takes the stage at Keystone Korner Baltimore at 7 PM. The Highwire Center offers multiple improv shows throughout the evening, including Community Comedy and Oh, Crit, a Dungeons and Dragons inspired improv experience. If you'd rather relax with a drink and some arcade action, the Birdland Caravan is hosting Arcade Happy Hour at GameOn Bar and Arcade starting at 6 PM. Saturday is packed with possibilities. The Harbor Point Ice Festival opens at 11 AM on Harbor Point's Central Plaza with live ice carving demonstrations, interactive sculptures, food, and drinks, all completely free to attend. Music fans can enjoy R&B Soul Pioneer Glenn Jones at Keystone Korner Baltimore, while the Kevin Brewster Jazz Band performs in the Baltimore Rising Artist Series at Manor Mill at 7 PM. Sports enthusiasts shouldn't miss the Premier League Watch Party between Bournemouth and Liverpool at Guilford Hall Brewery. The Birdland Caravan continues its weekend festivities with family bingo, duckpin bowling in Linthicum Heights, and a special Breakfast with the O's at Turf Valley Resort. Sunday wraps up the weekend with the NFL Conference Championships Watch Party at Guilford Hall Brewery and an Azure Concert for Families Living with Autism and Similar Challenges at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation. Whether you're seeking cultural enrichment, athletic excitement, or simply a great night out, Baltimore's calendar is overflowing with memorable experiences this week. Thank you for tuning in, and please be sure to subscribe for more event guides and recommendations. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 22 Jan 2026 10:05:51 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Welcome to your Baltimore events guide! Whether you're looking for live entertainment, cultural experiences, or family-friendly fun, this week has something spectacular for everyone. This evening, head to the Senator Theatre at 8 PM for an exclusive Q&A with two of the newest Baltimore Orioles members, Craig Albernaz and Pete Alonso. This is your chance to hear directly from these fresh faces joining the team and get insider perspectives on what's ahead for the season. If you're an art enthusiast, the Maryland Art Place is hosting the opening reception for ARTificial, an exhibition exploring artificial intelligence in art making. The event runs from 6 to 9 PM and promises thought-provoking conversations about technology and creativity. Friday brings Baltimore Restaurant Week, so this is the perfect time to explore new dining spots around the city with special prix-fixe menus. For live music lovers, Just Fine, the Ultimate Mary J. Blige Tribute, takes the stage at Keystone Korner Baltimore at 7 PM. The Highwire Center offers multiple improv shows throughout the evening, including Community Comedy and Oh, Crit, a Dungeons and Dragons inspired improv experience. If you'd rather relax with a drink and some arcade action, the Birdland Caravan is hosting Arcade Happy Hour at GameOn Bar and Arcade starting at 6 PM. Saturday is packed with possibilities. The Harbor Point Ice Festival opens at 11 AM on Harbor Point's Central Plaza with live ice carving demonstrations, interactive sculptures, food, and drinks, all completely free to attend. Music fans can enjoy R&B Soul Pioneer Glenn Jones at Keystone Korner Baltimore, while the Kevin Brewster Jazz Band performs in the Baltimore Rising Artist Series at Manor Mill at 7 PM. Sports enthusiasts shouldn't miss the Premier League Watch Party between Bournemouth and Liverpool at Guilford Hall Brewery. The Birdland Caravan continues its weekend festivities with family bingo, duckpin bowling in Linthicum Heights, and a special Breakfast with the O's at Turf Valley Resort. Sunday wraps up the weekend with the NFL Conference Championships Watch Party at Guilford Hall Brewery and an Azure Concert for Families Living with Autism and Similar Challenges at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation. Whether you're seeking cultural enrichment, athletic excitement, or simply a great night out, Baltimore's calendar is overflowing with memorable experiences this week. Thank you for tuning in, and please be sure to subscribe for more event guides and recommendations. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 171 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4931871910 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for shaking off the winter chill in Baltimore this week! Today, Wednesday, January 21st, kick things off with high-energy rock at the Ottobar, where the legendary Jon Spencer takes the downstairs stage at 7pm with special guests The Pepperpot Bats—think boogie-man blues and raw garage vibes, all ages welcome, tickets flying fast at theottobar.com. Upstairs, dive into Trivia and Karaoke Night starting at 6pm, hosted by the retrofuturistic pstorbmore with Showtime Trivia at 7 and belting tunes from 9:30—perfect for teams or solo fun, 21-plus. Over at the National Aquarium, your little ones can join Tots and Tales at 10:30am in the Harbor Overlook, a weekly adventure sparking imaginations about the natural world, included with admission—grab those tickets quick for some watery wonder. Hop to Friday, January 23rd, when Ottobar upstairs hosts Fatt Butt Rodeo at 10pm, the fourth Friday monthly bash led by the elusive beaverbounce—move your butts to funky beats, 21-plus energy overload. Families, bundle up for Maryland Zoo's Story Time and Nature Play every Saturday at 11am in the Penguin Education Center or Naturalist Lodge, letting imaginations run wild with animal tales and hands-on play. This weekend heats up with the World Dance Festival kicking off at the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor—four days of global grooves from salsa and bachata to kizomba and zouk, with workshops for beginners to pros, dazzling showcases, and nightly socials packed with top DJs and performers. Full passes get you in on the action, early bird deals still available. Catch Sadness with KnollAgriculture at Metro Gallery on Sunday, January 25th for moody indie sounds. And mark your calendars: Disney On Ice presents Wayfinding with Moana at CFG Bank Arena starting February 5th, but snag preshow character meets now for sing-alongs and crafts with Moana and Mickey. Whether you're rocking out, dancing wild, or zoo-hopping, Baltimore's buzzing—stay warm, stay moving! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 21 Jan 2026 10:05:51 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for shaking off the winter chill in Baltimore this week! Today, Wednesday, January 21st, kick things off with high-energy rock at the Ottobar, where the legendary Jon Spencer takes the downstairs stage at 7pm with special guests The Pepperpot Bats—think boogie-man blues and raw garage vibes, all ages welcome, tickets flying fast at theottobar.com. Upstairs, dive into Trivia and Karaoke Night starting at 6pm, hosted by the retrofuturistic pstorbmore with Showtime Trivia at 7 and belting tunes from 9:30—perfect for teams or solo fun, 21-plus. Over at the National Aquarium, your little ones can join Tots and Tales at 10:30am in the Harbor Overlook, a weekly adventure sparking imaginations about the natural world, included with admission—grab those tickets quick for some watery wonder. Hop to Friday, January 23rd, when Ottobar upstairs hosts Fatt Butt Rodeo at 10pm, the fourth Friday monthly bash led by the elusive beaverbounce—move your butts to funky beats, 21-plus energy overload. Families, bundle up for Maryland Zoo's Story Time and Nature Play every Saturday at 11am in the Penguin Education Center or Naturalist Lodge, letting imaginations run wild with animal tales and hands-on play. This weekend heats up with the World Dance Festival kicking off at the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor—four days of global grooves from salsa and bachata to kizomba and zouk, with workshops for beginners to pros, dazzling showcases, and nightly socials packed with top DJs and performers. Full passes get you in on the action, early bird deals still available. Catch Sadness with KnollAgriculture at Metro Gallery on Sunday, January 25th for moody indie sounds. And mark your calendars: Disney On Ice presents Wayfinding with Moana at CFG Bank Arena starting February 5th, but snag preshow character meets now for sing-alongs and crafts with Moana and Mickey. Whether you're rocking out, dancing wild, or zoo-hopping, Baltimore's buzzing—stay warm, stay moving! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 162 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1739693845 Right now in Baltimore, listeners, there's plenty happening to make your Sunday special. If you're looking for family-friendly fun, head to the B&O Railroad Museum where Freedom in Fabric: The Legacy of African American Quilting is running through today. Kids can create their own quilt squares with felt and glue at the Roundhouse Craft station, open until 4 PM. The Baltimore Heritage Quilt Guild is displaying quilts inspired by Martin Luther King Jr., and guided program experiences run from 10 AM to noon, exploring how quilting became a symbol of freedom and empowerment in African American communities. For those wanting something active and celebratory, the Inner Harbor Ice Rink is throwing an end-of-season party from noon to 3 PM today. You can skate, dance, and celebrate MLK Day all at once as they wrap up the 2025-2026 ice rink season. If you're an animal lover, the National Aquarium has animal encounters running throughout the day. Stop by the Harbor Overlook at 10:30 AM to get up close with creatures like Eastern box turtles, bearded dragons, or a colorful hyacinth macaw. These presentations teach fascinating facts while showing how you can help protect wildlife. Looking ahead to later this week, Baltimore's comedy scene is firing on all cylinders. Tonight at 7 PM, Tony Woods performs at Baltimore Comedy Factory, and tomorrow night Jon Spencer takes the stage at Ottobar at 7 PM with special guests The Pepperpot Bats. That show is all ages. If you're into live music, Keystone Korner Baltimore has performances happening throughout the evening today starting at 5 PM. For something more intimate, the Annabel Lee Tavern is hosting the Origin of Bus Tour from 1 to 3 PM. The Baltimore Museum of Art stays open until 5 PM today with their current exhibitions on display, perfect for a leisurely afternoon exploring art and culture. Coming up next week, mark your calendars for January 23rd through February 1st when Baltimore Winter Restaurant Week kicks off its 20th anniversary celebration. This is your chance to experience amazing dining at some of the city's best restaurants at special prix fixe prices. Whether you're into quilting history, ice skating, comedy, live music, or fine dining, Baltimore has something calling your name this week. Get out there and explore everything this vibrant city has to offer. Thanks so much for tuning in and please subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 18 Jan 2026 10:07:16 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Right now in Baltimore, listeners, there's plenty happening to make your Sunday special. If you're looking for family-friendly fun, head to the B&O Railroad Museum where Freedom in Fabric: The Legacy of African American Quilting is running through today. Kids can create their own quilt squares with felt and glue at the Roundhouse Craft station, open until 4 PM. The Baltimore Heritage Quilt Guild is displaying quilts inspired by Martin Luther King Jr., and guided program experiences run from 10 AM to noon, exploring how quilting became a symbol of freedom and empowerment in African American communities. For those wanting something active and celebratory, the Inner Harbor Ice Rink is throwing an end-of-season party from noon to 3 PM today. You can skate, dance, and celebrate MLK Day all at once as they wrap up the 2025-2026 ice rink season. If you're an animal lover, the National Aquarium has animal encounters running throughout the day. Stop by the Harbor Overlook at 10:30 AM to get up close with creatures like Eastern box turtles, bearded dragons, or a colorful hyacinth macaw. These presentations teach fascinating facts while showing how you can help protect wildlife. Looking ahead to later this week, Baltimore's comedy scene is firing on all cylinders. Tonight at 7 PM, Tony Woods performs at Baltimore Comedy Factory, and tomorrow night Jon Spencer takes the stage at Ottobar at 7 PM with special guests The Pepperpot Bats. That show is all ages. If you're into live music, Keystone Korner Baltimore has performances happening throughout the evening today starting at 5 PM. For something more intimate, the Annabel Lee Tavern is hosting the Origin of Bus Tour from 1 to 3 PM. The Baltimore Museum of Art stays open until 5 PM today with their current exhibitions on display, perfect for a leisurely afternoon exploring art and culture. Coming up next week, mark your calendars for January 23rd through February 1st when Baltimore Winter Restaurant Week kicks off its 20th anniversary celebration. This is your chance to experience amazing dining at some of the city's best restaurants at special prix fixe prices. Whether you're into quilting history, ice skating, comedy, live music, or fine dining, Baltimore has something calling your name this week. Get out there and explore everything this vibrant city has to offer. Thanks so much for tuning in and please subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 179 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6668470586 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and into the week ahead. Today, Saturday, January 17, kick things off with high-energy thrills at CFG Bank Arena where Monster Jam roars in at 1 p.m., featuring massive trucks crushing cars and leaping over obstacles in epic stunts that’ll have the whole family cheering. Over at the National Aquarium, join the 10:30 a.m. Animal Encounter in Harbor Overlook for hands-on fun with stars like the Eastern box turtle or hyacinth macaw, learning cool facts about their wild homes—all included with admission. Art and music lovers, don’t miss the MLK Jr. Day Celebration at The Walters Art Museum’s Graham Auditorium from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Curated by Unique Robinson, it stars Ray Winder on multi-instrumental jazz vibes, Maryland Poet Laureate Lady Brion, Davon Fleming from The Voice, and poet MC Unique—free with registration, a soul-stirring tribute to change-makers. Families, Port Discovery Children’s Museum hosts Stuffies Day Out all day, where kids bring stuffed toys for teddy bear history games, art projects, and imaginative play. Music fans, catch the Dead Again Type O Negative Tribute at Baltimore Soundstage at 7:30 p.m., rocking gothic metal anthems, or laugh out loud with comedian Eddie Griffin at Horseshoe Casino’s Harbor Ballroom tonight. Sunday, January 18 keeps the momentum with Poe’s Death in Baltimore Bus Tours starting from the Visitor Center at 401 Light Street, diving into Edgar Allan Poe’s mysterious end with a stop at his house and museum—perfect for mystery buffs. Families can hit B&O Railroad Museum from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for train adventures. Monday, January 19 honors MLK with a citywide Day of Service—no parade this year, but partner with local orgs for impactful projects, as shared by the Mayor’s Office via AFRO American Newspapers. Dive into the free Elizabeth Talford Scott fiber art exhibit at American Visionary Art Museum from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., then catch the free Symphony in the City concert at 7 p.m. at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra teams with Morgan State University Choir for Black composers and a musical I Have a Dream—pre-concert service nods too. Catch your breath midweek, but gear up for more inspiration. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for weekly updates on Baltimore’s best. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 17 Jan 2026 10:07:26 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and into the week ahead. Today, Saturday, January 17, kick things off with high-energy thrills at CFG Bank Arena where Monster Jam roars in at 1 p.m., featuring massive trucks crushing cars and leaping over obstacles in epic stunts that’ll have the whole family cheering. Over at the National Aquarium, join the 10:30 a.m. Animal Encounter in Harbor Overlook for hands-on fun with stars like the Eastern box turtle or hyacinth macaw, learning cool facts about their wild homes—all included with admission. Art and music lovers, don’t miss the MLK Jr. Day Celebration at The Walters Art Museum’s Graham Auditorium from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Curated by Unique Robinson, it stars Ray Winder on multi-instrumental jazz vibes, Maryland Poet Laureate Lady Brion, Davon Fleming from The Voice, and poet MC Unique—free with registration, a soul-stirring tribute to change-makers. Families, Port Discovery Children’s Museum hosts Stuffies Day Out all day, where kids bring stuffed toys for teddy bear history games, art projects, and imaginative play. Music fans, catch the Dead Again Type O Negative Tribute at Baltimore Soundstage at 7:30 p.m., rocking gothic metal anthems, or laugh out loud with comedian Eddie Griffin at Horseshoe Casino’s Harbor Ballroom tonight. Sunday, January 18 keeps the momentum with Poe’s Death in Baltimore Bus Tours starting from the Visitor Center at 401 Light Street, diving into Edgar Allan Poe’s mysterious end with a stop at his house and museum—perfect for mystery buffs. Families can hit B&O Railroad Museum from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for train adventures. Monday, January 19 honors MLK with a citywide Day of Service—no parade this year, but partner with local orgs for impactful projects, as shared by the Mayor’s Office via AFRO American Newspapers. Dive into the free Elizabeth Talford Scott fiber art exhibit at American Visionary Art Museum from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., then catch the free Symphony in the City concert at 7 p.m. at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra teams with Morgan State University Choir for Black composers and a musical I Have a Dream—pre-concert service nods too. Catch your breath midweek, but gear up for more inspiration. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for weekly updates on Baltimore’s best. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 178 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4642236967 Baltimore has an absolutely incredible weekend lined up for you, and we're going to walk you through all the must-see events happening right now through Sunday. If you're looking for live music tonight, The Icebreaker Showcase is bringing Baltimore's best hip-hop and rap artists to Zen West at 5916 York Road. Doors open at six PM with the show starting at seven, and you'll catch performances from Gawds, Reina Williams, IZM Fohunnit, Apex Tha Genius, and more. Tickets are just fifteen dollars online or twenty at the door, making it an affordable night out in the city. Also happening tonight is The Macrame Room Grand Opening at the Waterfront Partnership. This is not your typical gallery opening. From seven thirty to eleven thirty PM, you're getting live DJ sets from Teddy Beats, local food vendors, wine-infused ice cream, and a chance to mingle with Baltimore's creative community as they officially open their doors. It's the perfect vibe if you want something a bit more laid-back but still exciting. Now, if you're planning ahead for the weekend, Saturday is shaping up to be fantastic. The B&O Railroad Museum is hosting Freedom in Fabric, celebrating the legacy of African American quilting from ten AM to four PM. Over at The Walters Art Museum from three to four thirty PM, the MLK Arts Celebration features stunning performances including Ray Winder, Lady Brion who is Maryland's Poet Laureate, and Davon Fleming from The Voice. These are meaningful ways to engage with the community and celebrate important cultural moments. Sunday brings even more options. The American Visionary Art Museum is offering completely free admission and all-ages programming for their MLK Dare to Dream Day from ten AM to five PM. Visitors can participate in hands-on art-making and gallery experiences that encourage reflection on Dr. King's vision for a more just future. If you're looking for something totally different, Monster Jam is roaring into CFG Bank Arena this weekend with high-octane truck performances that'll get your adrenaline pumping. The Strand Theater Company continues performances throughout the weekend if live theater is more your speed. Whether you're into music, art, culture, or just want to get out and experience what Baltimore has to offer, this weekend delivers something for everyone. So get out there and explore your city. Thank you for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe for more event updates and recommendations. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 16 Jan 2026 10:07:50 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore has an absolutely incredible weekend lined up for you, and we're going to walk you through all the must-see events happening right now through Sunday. If you're looking for live music tonight, The Icebreaker Showcase is bringing Baltimore's best hip-hop and rap artists to Zen West at 5916 York Road. Doors open at six PM with the show starting at seven, and you'll catch performances from Gawds, Reina Williams, IZM Fohunnit, Apex Tha Genius, and more. Tickets are just fifteen dollars online or twenty at the door, making it an affordable night out in the city. Also happening tonight is The Macrame Room Grand Opening at the Waterfront Partnership. This is not your typical gallery opening. From seven thirty to eleven thirty PM, you're getting live DJ sets from Teddy Beats, local food vendors, wine-infused ice cream, and a chance to mingle with Baltimore's creative community as they officially open their doors. It's the perfect vibe if you want something a bit more laid-back but still exciting. Now, if you're planning ahead for the weekend, Saturday is shaping up to be fantastic. The B&O Railroad Museum is hosting Freedom in Fabric, celebrating the legacy of African American quilting from ten AM to four PM. Over at The Walters Art Museum from three to four thirty PM, the MLK Arts Celebration features stunning performances including Ray Winder, Lady Brion who is Maryland's Poet Laureate, and Davon Fleming from The Voice. These are meaningful ways to engage with the community and celebrate important cultural moments. Sunday brings even more options. The American Visionary Art Museum is offering completely free admission and all-ages programming for their MLK Dare to Dream Day from ten AM to five PM. Visitors can participate in hands-on art-making and gallery experiences that encourage reflection on Dr. King's vision for a more just future. If you're looking for something totally different, Monster Jam is roaring into CFG Bank Arena this weekend with high-octane truck performances that'll get your adrenaline pumping. The Strand Theater Company continues performances throughout the weekend if live theater is more your speed. Whether you're into music, art, culture, or just want to get out and experience what Baltimore has to offer, this weekend delivers something for everyone. So get out there and explore your city. Thank you for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe for more event updates and recommendations. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 171 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7449523555 Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this chilly Thursday, January 15th. Kick things off tonight with Boards and Brews at Harbor East from 6:30 to 9 PM, where you can wax your snowboard while catching a fun film night under the city lights, according to the Waterfront Partnership events calendar. Or lace up at the Inner Harbor Ice Rink for starry skating with skyline views, perfect for a date or family spin. Head to the National Aquarium at 10:30 AM for their daily Animal Encounter at Harbor Overlook, getting up close with an Eastern box turtle or hyacinth macaw while learning conservation tips, all included with admission. Photography fans, join Coffee and Cameras at Alice's Restaurant on Eastern Blvd at 10 AM to sip and chat 2026 goals with fellow shutterbugs. Friday flows into a stuffed-animal frenzy on Saturday, January 17th at Port Discovery Children's Museum with Stuffies Day Out, bringing your plush pal for teddy bear history games, art projects, and a visit from Danny Joe of Danny Joe's Tree House. That same day, the Walters Art Museum hosts its MLK Jr. Day Celebration from 3 to 4:30 PM, featuring Ray Winder's multi-instrumental vibes, Maryland Poet Laureate Lady Brion, singer Davon Fleming, and poet MC Unique Robinson curating the powerhouse lineup. Don't miss the B&O Railroad Museum's MLK Weekend Freedom in Fabric event, diving into African American quilting traditions and Underground Railroad quilt codes through storytelling and conversation. Families, AVAM's free MLK Dare to Dream Day runs 10 AM to 5 PM with Peace Birds art workshops, Divine Anointing Choir performances, and author B. Sharise Moore's interactive reading of A City Dream. Port Discovery adds Storytime and Puppet Show with Danny Joe on bears and self-regulation for little ones. Sunday, January 18th brings the Biweekly Community Run Trailerfarers Walk/Run at Patagonia store at 8:30 AM, all paces welcome with good vibes and waterfront paths. Cap the Inner Harbor Ice Rink season with their End of Season Party from noon to 3 PM, skating and dancing MLK-style. Young jazz stars Ebban and Ephraim Dorsey perform MLK anthems like Lift Every Voice and Sing at a multi-gen concert, while the Reginald F. Lewis Museum's King Day 2026 explores youth activists with films, music, and Kid Zone fun. Catch live ice carving and interactive sculptures at Harbor Point Ice Fest, plus Maryland Science Center's Winter Games exhibits decoding sports science. Whether you're skating, creating, or running, Baltimore's buzzing with heart and history this week, listeners. Bundle up and dive in! Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 15 Jan 2026 10:06:52 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this chilly Thursday, January 15th. Kick things off tonight with Boards and Brews at Harbor East from 6:30 to 9 PM, where you can wax your snowboard while catching a fun film night under the city lights, according to the Waterfront Partnership events calendar. Or lace up at the Inner Harbor Ice Rink for starry skating with skyline views, perfect for a date or family spin. Head to the National Aquarium at 10:30 AM for their daily Animal Encounter at Harbor Overlook, getting up close with an Eastern box turtle or hyacinth macaw while learning conservation tips, all included with admission. Photography fans, join Coffee and Cameras at Alice's Restaurant on Eastern Blvd at 10 AM to sip and chat 2026 goals with fellow shutterbugs. Friday flows into a stuffed-animal frenzy on Saturday, January 17th at Port Discovery Children's Museum with Stuffies Day Out, bringing your plush pal for teddy bear history games, art projects, and a visit from Danny Joe of Danny Joe's Tree House. That same day, the Walters Art Museum hosts its MLK Jr. Day Celebration from 3 to 4:30 PM, featuring Ray Winder's multi-instrumental vibes, Maryland Poet Laureate Lady Brion, singer Davon Fleming, and poet MC Unique Robinson curating the powerhouse lineup. Don't miss the B&O Railroad Museum's MLK Weekend Freedom in Fabric event, diving into African American quilting traditions and Underground Railroad quilt codes through storytelling and conversation. Families, AVAM's free MLK Dare to Dream Day runs 10 AM to 5 PM with Peace Birds art workshops, Divine Anointing Choir performances, and author B. Sharise Moore's interactive reading of A City Dream. Port Discovery adds Storytime and Puppet Show with Danny Joe on bears and self-regulation for little ones. Sunday, January 18th brings the Biweekly Community Run Trailerfarers Walk/Run at Patagonia store at 8:30 AM, all paces welcome with good vibes and waterfront paths. Cap the Inner Harbor Ice Rink season with their End of Season Party from noon to 3 PM, skating and dancing MLK-style. Young jazz stars Ebban and Ephraim Dorsey perform MLK anthems like Lift Every Voice and Sing at a multi-gen concert, while the Reginald F. Lewis Museum's King Day 2026 explores youth activists with films, music, and Kid Zone fun. Catch live ice carving and interactive sculptures at Harbor Point Ice Fest, plus Maryland Science Center's Winter Games exhibits decoding sports science. Whether you're skating, creating, or running, Baltimore's buzzing with heart and history this week, listeners. Bundle up and dive in! Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 213 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2696958128 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, from today through the weekend. Whether you're craving arts, laughs, or community vibes, we've got the scoop to make your January unforgettable. Kicking off right now on this Wednesday afternoon, dive into Supporting Self Discovery: Conversations to Affirm LGBTQ+ Youth, hosted by city officials and Freestate Justice at 2601 N. Howard Street from 5 to 7 p.m. It's a heartfelt space to uplift and connect, according to Baltimore Beat's community events roundup. Families with little ones can head to the National Aquarium for Tots and Tales at 10:30 a.m. in the Harbor Overlook, included with admission, as listed on their daily schedule. Dance fans, shake it up with the Intermediate Salsa On1 and Bachata Urban Style class tonight via Eventbrite at a Maryland venue. Tomorrow, Thursday, immerse yourself in Langston Hughes’ Shakespeare in Harlem at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company Theatre on 7 S. Calvert Street—poetry, movement, and music celebrating 1940s Black life from January 15 to 18, tickets $15 to $25, straight from chesapeakeshakespeare.com. Catch Double Trouble Improv at 8 p.m. for $10 at The Highwire Center in Highlandtown, where Baltimore's boldest comics go scriptless, per Highwire Improv on Eventbrite. Saturday explodes with Edgar Allan Poe's Birthday Weekend and Poe Toaster Murder Mystery—solve the whodunit at his grave for $10 to $49, details at poeinbaltimore.org. Get crafty at Macrame and Music from noon to 1:30 p.m. for $45 at Focused on Creatives on E. Baltimore Street, with a live DJ via posh.vip. Party at PYROBOX from 4 to 9 p.m. for fiery vibes at MAP Technologies, $12.51 on Eventbrite, or hit the queer Night Haven dance bash from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at The Club Car, $13 to $18, follow them on Instagram. Unwind with Craft & Cinema Night screening Legally Blonde at 7 p.m. for $13 to $18 at Creative Alliance Theater. Later in the week, Friday the 23rd brings Just Fine: The Ultimate Mary J. Blige Tribute at 6 and 8:30 p.m. for $35 to $40 at Keystone Korner Baltimore. Game on with Grown Up Field Trip at Maryland Science Center, 21-plus Mario Kart in IMAX and more for $40. Don't miss the Harbor Point Ice Festival on the 23rd from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with live carvings and circus acts at Central Plaza. Soulful Sunday sip n' paint on the 25th at The Gallery About Nothing for $35, BYOB with R&B vibes. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—grab tickets and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 14 Jan 2026 10:08:08 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, from today through the weekend. Whether you're craving arts, laughs, or community vibes, we've got the scoop to make your January unforgettable. Kicking off right now on this Wednesday afternoon, dive into Supporting Self Discovery: Conversations to Affirm LGBTQ+ Youth, hosted by city officials and Freestate Justice at 2601 N. Howard Street from 5 to 7 p.m. It's a heartfelt space to uplift and connect, according to Baltimore Beat's community events roundup. Families with little ones can head to the National Aquarium for Tots and Tales at 10:30 a.m. in the Harbor Overlook, included with admission, as listed on their daily schedule. Dance fans, shake it up with the Intermediate Salsa On1 and Bachata Urban Style class tonight via Eventbrite at a Maryland venue. Tomorrow, Thursday, immerse yourself in Langston Hughes’ Shakespeare in Harlem at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company Theatre on 7 S. Calvert Street—poetry, movement, and music celebrating 1940s Black life from January 15 to 18, tickets $15 to $25, straight from chesapeakeshakespeare.com. Catch Double Trouble Improv at 8 p.m. for $10 at The Highwire Center in Highlandtown, where Baltimore's boldest comics go scriptless, per Highwire Improv on Eventbrite. Saturday explodes with Edgar Allan Poe's Birthday Weekend and Poe Toaster Murder Mystery—solve the whodunit at his grave for $10 to $49, details at poeinbaltimore.org. Get crafty at Macrame and Music from noon to 1:30 p.m. for $45 at Focused on Creatives on E. Baltimore Street, with a live DJ via posh.vip. Party at PYROBOX from 4 to 9 p.m. for fiery vibes at MAP Technologies, $12.51 on Eventbrite, or hit the queer Night Haven dance bash from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at The Club Car, $13 to $18, follow them on Instagram. Unwind with Craft & Cinema Night screening Legally Blonde at 7 p.m. for $13 to $18 at Creative Alliance Theater. Later in the week, Friday the 23rd brings Just Fine: The Ultimate Mary J. Blige Tribute at 6 and 8:30 p.m. for $35 to $40 at Keystone Korner Baltimore. Game on with Grown Up Field Trip at Maryland Science Center, 21-plus Mario Kart in IMAX and more for $40. Don't miss the Harbor Point Ice Festival on the 23rd from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with live carvings and circus acts at Central Plaza. Soulful Sunday sip n' paint on the 25th at The Gallery About Nothing for $35, BYOB with R&B vibes. Baltimore's buzzing, listeners—grab tickets and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 216 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2095417153 If you are in Baltimore this week, you’ve got a full, fun lineup ahead, from quirky markets to world-class music and plenty of family-friendly stops along the Inner Harbor. Let’s start today in Remington. According to Visit Baltimore, the Lucky Girl Market pops up at R. House from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., bringing a big dose of Y2K nostalgia, vintage fashion, handmade jewelry, art, home décor, plus tattoos and even tooth gems. It’s free to wander, grab some local eats from the R. House vendors, and treat yourself to something sparkly and very Baltimore. Down at the Inner Harbor, the National Aquarium is a perfect stop. The Aquarium’s daily schedule lists an Animal Encounter at 10:30 a.m. at the Harbor Overlook, where listeners can get up close with ambassadors like an Eastern box turtle, an Australian bearded dragon, or a hyacinth macaw, and learn how to help protect their habitats. It’s included with admission, so it’s an easy add-on to a day exploring the exhibits. Music lovers, save your evening for Charles Village. Culture Fly and Visit Maryland both highlight a special recital: legendary pianist Emanuel Ax performing at the Shriver Hall Concert Series on the Johns Hopkins Homewood campus. The Sunday concert runs in the early evening, making it an elegant cap to a day in the city and a rare chance to hear a major classical artist right here in Baltimore. Looking toward the rest of the week and into the weekend, Baltimore’s January events calendar, as reported by Baltimore Fishbowl, is packed with indoor arts and community happenings: museum workshops at the Baltimore Museum of Art, family programs across the city, and continuing theater runs like the rock musical Rock of Ages at Toby’s Dinner Theatre in the region. There are also comedy nights, local music sets at spots like Keystone Korner, and community runs and walks along the waterfront listed by Waterfront Partnership, perfect if listeners want to balance all those good meals with some fresh air. And if you’re planning a slightly longer stretch, the Baltimore Times recently spotlighted Soulful Saturdays: Love and Connection Edition at The Mill on North in West Baltimore later this month. It’s an art-and-music-filled evening with DJ Tanz, interactive experiences, and food from Black-owned vendors, all focused on community, joy, and connection. Wherever you land this week, Baltimore is serving up culture, comfort food, and plenty of reasons to get out of the house. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around the city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 11 Jan 2026 10:09:27 -0000 full Inception Point AI If you are in Baltimore this week, you’ve got a full, fun lineup ahead, from quirky markets to world-class music and plenty of family-friendly stops along the Inner Harbor. Let’s start today in Remington. According to Visit Baltimore, the Lucky Girl Market pops up at R. House from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., bringing a big dose of Y2K nostalgia, vintage fashion, handmade jewelry, art, home décor, plus tattoos and even tooth gems. It’s free to wander, grab some local eats from the R. House vendors, and treat yourself to something sparkly and very Baltimore. Down at the Inner Harbor, the National Aquarium is a perfect stop. The Aquarium’s daily schedule lists an Animal Encounter at 10:30 a.m. at the Harbor Overlook, where listeners can get up close with ambassadors like an Eastern box turtle, an Australian bearded dragon, or a hyacinth macaw, and learn how to help protect their habitats. It’s included with admission, so it’s an easy add-on to a day exploring the exhibits. Music lovers, save your evening for Charles Village. Culture Fly and Visit Maryland both highlight a special recital: legendary pianist Emanuel Ax performing at the Shriver Hall Concert Series on the Johns Hopkins Homewood campus. The Sunday concert runs in the early evening, making it an elegant cap to a day in the city and a rare chance to hear a major classical artist right here in Baltimore. Looking toward the rest of the week and into the weekend, Baltimore’s January events calendar, as reported by Baltimore Fishbowl, is packed with indoor arts and community happenings: museum workshops at the Baltimore Museum of Art, family programs across the city, and continuing theater runs like the rock musical Rock of Ages at Toby’s Dinner Theatre in the region. There are also comedy nights, local music sets at spots like Keystone Korner, and community runs and walks along the waterfront listed by Waterfront Partnership, perfect if listeners want to balance all those good meals with some fresh air. And if you’re planning a slightly longer stretch, the Baltimore Times recently spotlighted Soulful Saturdays: Love and Connection Edition at The Mill on North in West Baltimore later this month. It’s an art-and-music-filled evening with DJ Tanz, interactive experiences, and food from Black-owned vendors, all focused on community, joy, and connection. Wherever you land this week, Baltimore is serving up culture, comfort food, and plenty of reasons to get out of the house. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around the city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 187 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3097465009 Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, let’s build you a game plan packed with local flavor. Start right at the Inner Harbor with the National Aquarium’s daily Animal Encounter, where staff introduce you to ambassadors like an Eastern box turtle, an Australian bearded dragon, or even a hyacinth macaw at Harbor Overlook. According to the National Aquarium’s schedule, these encounters around late morning are included with admission and are perfect if you’re looking for something kid friendly that still fascinates adults. From there, lean into Baltimore’s love of the stage. Vagabond Players in Fells Point is in the middle of its Baltimore premiere run of The Shark Is Broken, a behind-the-scenes comedy about the making of the movie Jaws. Waterfront Partnership’s event listing notes that performances run in the evenings through early February at Vagabond’s historic theater on South Broadway, so you can pair dinner on the cobblestone streets with a smart, funny play celebrating the film’s 50th anniversary. If you’re craving more theater, Baltimore.org’s events calendar highlights August Wilson’s Seven Guitars at Spotlighters Theatre on Saint Paul Street. It’s an intimate venue, and this production drops you into 1940s Pittsburgh with live-wire dialogue, blues, and big questions about fate and ambition. It’s a great pick for listeners who want something powerful and thought-provoking before grabbing a late-night bite in Mount Vernon. Comedy fans have strong options, too. Culture Fly and Baltimore.org both spotlight Devon Walker at The Port Comedy Club on South Broadway, giving listeners a chance to catch a rising stand-up name in a cozy club setting. For a different comedy vibe, Baltimore.org and Culture Fly list Block Party: Baltimore’s Best Black Improv Comedy at Maryland Art Place downtown, an evening of fast, high-energy improv that leans into local voices and Black creativity in the city. Round things out with some culture-on-the-go: Baltimore’s museum calendars note extended evening hours and rotating exhibitions at the Baltimore Museum of Art, making it easy to slip in a gallery visit before or after a show. Whatever you choose, Baltimore is giving you plenty of reasons to get out of the house this week. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around the city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 09 Jan 2026 10:09:32 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, let’s build you a game plan packed with local flavor. Start right at the Inner Harbor with the National Aquarium’s daily Animal Encounter, where staff introduce you to ambassadors like an Eastern box turtle, an Australian bearded dragon, or even a hyacinth macaw at Harbor Overlook. According to the National Aquarium’s schedule, these encounters around late morning are included with admission and are perfect if you’re looking for something kid friendly that still fascinates adults. From there, lean into Baltimore’s love of the stage. Vagabond Players in Fells Point is in the middle of its Baltimore premiere run of The Shark Is Broken, a behind-the-scenes comedy about the making of the movie Jaws. Waterfront Partnership’s event listing notes that performances run in the evenings through early February at Vagabond’s historic theater on South Broadway, so you can pair dinner on the cobblestone streets with a smart, funny play celebrating the film’s 50th anniversary. If you’re craving more theater, Baltimore.org’s events calendar highlights August Wilson’s Seven Guitars at Spotlighters Theatre on Saint Paul Street. It’s an intimate venue, and this production drops you into 1940s Pittsburgh with live-wire dialogue, blues, and big questions about fate and ambition. It’s a great pick for listeners who want something powerful and thought-provoking before grabbing a late-night bite in Mount Vernon. Comedy fans have strong options, too. Culture Fly and Baltimore.org both spotlight Devon Walker at The Port Comedy Club on South Broadway, giving listeners a chance to catch a rising stand-up name in a cozy club setting. For a different comedy vibe, Baltimore.org and Culture Fly list Block Party: Baltimore’s Best Black Improv Comedy at Maryland Art Place downtown, an evening of fast, high-energy improv that leans into local voices and Black creativity in the city. Round things out with some culture-on-the-go: Baltimore’s museum calendars note extended evening hours and rotating exhibitions at the Baltimore Museum of Art, making it easy to slip in a gallery visit before or after a show. Whatever you choose, Baltimore is giving you plenty of reasons to get out of the house this week. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around the city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 158 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6375333244 Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do in the city this week, let’s dive into some of the best happenings around town. Start your day down at the Inner Harbor with something wild and wonderfully close-up. The National Aquarium is hosting its Animal Encounter program this morning in the Harbor Overlook, where staff bring out animal ambassadors like Eastern box turtles, bearded dragons, and even a hyacinth macaw. According to the National Aquarium’s own daily schedule, the encounter runs about 20 minutes and is included with admission, so it’s an easy add-on to a full aquarium visit. If your perfect evening leans more musical, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is serving up a rich slice of American sound tonight at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The program, American Soundscapes: Jazz, Blues & Beyond, is listed on the official Aaron Copland site for an 8 p.m. performance, and promises a blend of symphonic power with the swing and soul of jazz and blues traditions. Think of it as date-night-worthy culture with plenty of toe-tapping moments. Down by the water, Harbor East and the Inner Harbor will be buzzing all week with their usual mix of restaurants and bars, but the real highlight of the season is the Harbor Point Ice Festival coming up later this month at Harbor Point Central Plaza. Baltimore Fishbowl and the Baltimore Times report that this year’s festival brings circus vibes to the waterfront, with roaming stilt walkers, unicyclists, and living statues from groups like Baltimore Hoop Love and Old Bay Circus Company, plus icy sculptures, carving demos, and hot cocoa bars. Even if you’re just scouting plans for later in January, it’s worth keeping on your radar as one of winter’s biggest free waterfront events. Looking toward the weekend, Baltimore.org’s events calendar is packed. Arts lovers can catch August Wilson’s Seven Guitars at Spotlighters Theatre, an intimate venue on Saint Paul Street that regularly stages classic and contemporary plays. Jazz fans can head to Keystone Korner Baltimore in Harbor East, where the listings show national-caliber acts all weekend, including Delfeayo Marsalis & The Uptown Jazz Orchestra, bringing big-band energy to a cozy club setting. If you’re more into hands-on creativity, Baltimore Clayworks in Mount Washington has opening receptions and exhibitions like Teapots XI listed on Baltimore.org, where listeners can wander galleries filled with functional and sculptural ceramics, meet artists, and sip something warm during afternoon receptions. Over in Federal Hill, Arteasy Studio is hosting School’s Out camps and workshops, which Baltimore.org highlights as a great option for families looking to keep kids busy with art projects rather than more screen time. Comedy fans aren’t left out either. The Port Comedy Club in Fells Point appears on the city’s event listings with stand-up sets from touring comics like Devon Walker, giving listeners the perfect excuse to turn a casual dinner in Fells This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 08 Jan 2026 10:10:33 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do in the city this week, let’s dive into some of the best happenings around town. Start your day down at the Inner Harbor with something wild and wonderfully close-up. The National Aquarium is hosting its Animal Encounter program this morning in the Harbor Overlook, where staff bring out animal ambassadors like Eastern box turtles, bearded dragons, and even a hyacinth macaw. According to the National Aquarium’s own daily schedule, the encounter runs about 20 minutes and is included with admission, so it’s an easy add-on to a full aquarium visit. If your perfect evening leans more musical, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is serving up a rich slice of American sound tonight at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The program, American Soundscapes: Jazz, Blues & Beyond, is listed on the official Aaron Copland site for an 8 p.m. performance, and promises a blend of symphonic power with the swing and soul of jazz and blues traditions. Think of it as date-night-worthy culture with plenty of toe-tapping moments. Down by the water, Harbor East and the Inner Harbor will be buzzing all week with their usual mix of restaurants and bars, but the real highlight of the season is the Harbor Point Ice Festival coming up later this month at Harbor Point Central Plaza. Baltimore Fishbowl and the Baltimore Times report that this year’s festival brings circus vibes to the waterfront, with roaming stilt walkers, unicyclists, and living statues from groups like Baltimore Hoop Love and Old Bay Circus Company, plus icy sculptures, carving demos, and hot cocoa bars. Even if you’re just scouting plans for later in January, it’s worth keeping on your radar as one of winter’s biggest free waterfront events. Looking toward the weekend, Baltimore.org’s events calendar is packed. Arts lovers can catch August Wilson’s Seven Guitars at Spotlighters Theatre, an intimate venue on Saint Paul Street that regularly stages classic and contemporary plays. Jazz fans can head to Keystone Korner Baltimore in Harbor East, where the listings show national-caliber acts all weekend, including Delfeayo Marsalis & The Uptown Jazz Orchestra, bringing big-band energy to a cozy club setting. If you’re more into hands-on creativity, Baltimore Clayworks in Mount Washington has opening receptions and exhibitions like Teapots XI listed on Baltimore.org, where listeners can wander galleries filled with functional and sculptural ceramics, meet artists, and sip something warm during afternoon receptions. Over in Federal Hill, Arteasy Studio is hosting School’s Out camps and workshops, which Baltimore.org highlights as a great option for families looking to keep kids busy with art projects rather than more screen time. Comedy fans aren’t left out either. The Port Comedy Club in Fells Point appears on the city’s event listings with stand-up sets from touring comics like Devon Walker, giving listeners the perfect excuse to turn a casual dinner in Fells This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 268 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6371477145 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this sunny Sunday! Kick off your day at the National Aquarium with their First Sunday early access from 9:30 to 10 a.m., perfect for a crowd-free dive into the wonders of the deep, especially if you're visiting with folks who need that extra calm vibe—it's included with admission, so grab tickets online and arrive early, according to the Aquarium's site. Stick around for the daily Shark Talk at 11:30 a.m. in Blacktip Reef, where experts bust myths about these fin-tastic predators. Over at the Hippodrome Theatre, catch the magical musical Wicked today at 1 p.m.—it's a spellbinding tale of green-skinned witches that's got Pollstar buzzing as a headliner event. Comedy fans, head to Highwire Improv for Sunday Merries from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., a lighthearted new comedy show to brighten your week, straight from Baltimore Magazine's events calendar. Later, Baltimore Improv Group hosts a session from 4 to 6 p.m., and there's something fun at St. Joseph Parish from 4 to 5:30 p.m.—improvisation and community vibes all around. Museums are calling too! Yesterday's Bank of America Museums on Us free entry at spots like the Maryland Science Center and Reginald F. Lewis Museum might inspire return visits, with the Baltimore Museum of Art open for more art adventures. Yoga lovers, Arogya Yoga School has a session today from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., ideal for centering yourself. Midweek heats up Tuesday with events at Perch from 6 to 8:30 p.m. and another from 7 to 10 p.m., plus Wednesday's 7 to 8:30 p.m. gathering—check Baltimore Magazine for details on these cozy spots. Thursday brings Abingdon Library from 8 to 10 a.m. and a 7 to 9 p.m. event at 700, 18, keeping the energy flowing. Looking ahead, Ottobar's gearing up for Pinkshift's double show on January 17th—night one sold out, so snag tickets fast for that all-ages punk rock rush. And improv enthusiasts, Baltimore Improv Group's BIG Time comedy inspired by rock band Super City hits January 10th via Eventbrite. Families, Port Discovery Children's Museum has play-packed days lining up. Baltimore's got that perfect mix of laughs, culture, and chills this week—get out there and make memories! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 04 Jan 2026 10:06:05 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this sunny Sunday! Kick off your day at the National Aquarium with their First Sunday early access from 9:30 to 10 a.m., perfect for a crowd-free dive into the wonders of the deep, especially if you're visiting with folks who need that extra calm vibe—it's included with admission, so grab tickets online and arrive early, according to the Aquarium's site. Stick around for the daily Shark Talk at 11:30 a.m. in Blacktip Reef, where experts bust myths about these fin-tastic predators. Over at the Hippodrome Theatre, catch the magical musical Wicked today at 1 p.m.—it's a spellbinding tale of green-skinned witches that's got Pollstar buzzing as a headliner event. Comedy fans, head to Highwire Improv for Sunday Merries from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., a lighthearted new comedy show to brighten your week, straight from Baltimore Magazine's events calendar. Later, Baltimore Improv Group hosts a session from 4 to 6 p.m., and there's something fun at St. Joseph Parish from 4 to 5:30 p.m.—improvisation and community vibes all around. Museums are calling too! Yesterday's Bank of America Museums on Us free entry at spots like the Maryland Science Center and Reginald F. Lewis Museum might inspire return visits, with the Baltimore Museum of Art open for more art adventures. Yoga lovers, Arogya Yoga School has a session today from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., ideal for centering yourself. Midweek heats up Tuesday with events at Perch from 6 to 8:30 p.m. and another from 7 to 10 p.m., plus Wednesday's 7 to 8:30 p.m. gathering—check Baltimore Magazine for details on these cozy spots. Thursday brings Abingdon Library from 8 to 10 a.m. and a 7 to 9 p.m. event at 700, 18, keeping the energy flowing. Looking ahead, Ottobar's gearing up for Pinkshift's double show on January 17th—night one sold out, so snag tickets fast for that all-ages punk rock rush. And improv enthusiasts, Baltimore Improv Group's BIG Time comedy inspired by rock band Super City hits January 10th via Eventbrite. Families, Port Discovery Children's Museum has play-packed days lining up. Baltimore's got that perfect mix of laughs, culture, and chills this week—get out there and make memories! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 169 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6694524845 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and into the week ahead. Today, Saturday, January 3rd, kick off with some early magic at the National Aquarium's First Saturday program, where visitors with disabilities and their guests get crowd-free entry from 9:30 to 10 a.m., included with admission—perfect for a serene start to your day exploring the underwater wonders. Art lovers, head to the Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center for the Ancestral Marks opening reception, a vibrant showcase of cultural artistry that's sure to inspire. Over at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum and Maryland Science Center, dive into ongoing exhibits that blend history and innovation all day. Families, don't miss the Red Cross Blood Drive at the Enoch Pratt Free Library's Creative Arts Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.—roll up your sleeves and save lives while you're at it. Music fans, groove to the Mike LeDonne Groover Quartet featuring Dave Stryker, Ralph Moore, and Kenny Washington at Keystone Korner Baltimore on Lancaster Street; their sets run through Sunday, delivering smooth jazz vibes that capture Baltimore's soulful spirit. For a creative twist, join New Year, New Collage! with Sky Queen Studio at Manor Mill from 1 to 3:30 p.m., where you can craft your own masterpiece. Comedy seekers, snag spots for Don't Tell Comedy at a secret location—expect hilarious surprises. Sunday, January 4th, laugh it up at Poe's Comedy Brunch in the Poe's Magic Theatre at The Lord Baltimore Hotel on West Baltimore Street, starting around midday for a fun, theatrical feast. Catch more of that Groover Quartet jazz at Keystone Korner in the evening, and check Highwire Improv or Baltimore Improv Group shows for improv hilarity. Looking ahead, Tuesday the 6th brings events at Perch and more jazz nights. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is rocking Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY, celebrating XIV and XVI with maestro Arnie Roth—epic scores for gamers and symphophiles. Keep an eye on Baltimore Magazine's calendar for pop-ups like exhibits at The Baltimore Museum of Art and films around town. Baltimore's buzzing with jazz, art, comedy, and symphony magic—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 03 Jan 2026 10:07:27 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and into the week ahead. Today, Saturday, January 3rd, kick off with some early magic at the National Aquarium's First Saturday program, where visitors with disabilities and their guests get crowd-free entry from 9:30 to 10 a.m., included with admission—perfect for a serene start to your day exploring the underwater wonders. Art lovers, head to the Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center for the Ancestral Marks opening reception, a vibrant showcase of cultural artistry that's sure to inspire. Over at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum and Maryland Science Center, dive into ongoing exhibits that blend history and innovation all day. Families, don't miss the Red Cross Blood Drive at the Enoch Pratt Free Library's Creative Arts Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.—roll up your sleeves and save lives while you're at it. Music fans, groove to the Mike LeDonne Groover Quartet featuring Dave Stryker, Ralph Moore, and Kenny Washington at Keystone Korner Baltimore on Lancaster Street; their sets run through Sunday, delivering smooth jazz vibes that capture Baltimore's soulful spirit. For a creative twist, join New Year, New Collage! with Sky Queen Studio at Manor Mill from 1 to 3:30 p.m., where you can craft your own masterpiece. Comedy seekers, snag spots for Don't Tell Comedy at a secret location—expect hilarious surprises. Sunday, January 4th, laugh it up at Poe's Comedy Brunch in the Poe's Magic Theatre at The Lord Baltimore Hotel on West Baltimore Street, starting around midday for a fun, theatrical feast. Catch more of that Groover Quartet jazz at Keystone Korner in the evening, and check Highwire Improv or Baltimore Improv Group shows for improv hilarity. Looking ahead, Tuesday the 6th brings events at Perch and more jazz nights. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is rocking Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY, celebrating XIV and XVI with maestro Arnie Roth—epic scores for gamers and symphophiles. Keep an eye on Baltimore Magazine's calendar for pop-ups like exhibits at The Baltimore Museum of Art and films around town. Baltimore's buzzing with jazz, art, comedy, and symphony magic—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 167 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1361072521 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this fresh Friday in early January. Kick off your day at the National Aquarium with their daily Animal Encounter at 10:30 a.m. in the Harbor Overlook, where you can get up close with stars like the Eastern box turtle or hyacinth macaw, learning fun facts about their habitats—all included with admission, according to the Aquarium's schedule. Tonight, catch the touring production of Wicked at 8 p.m. at the Hippodrome at France-Merrick Performing Arts Center, a spellbinding show that's drawing crowds citywide as noted by Maryland Radio and SeatGeek listings. Comedy fans, head to the Baltimore Comedy Factory at 5625 O'Donnell Street for LaVar Walker live from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., promising non-stop laughs per 1690 WPTX events. Saturday heats up with special early access at the National Aquarium's First Saturday program—arrive at 9:30 a.m. for a crowd-free visit included with your ticket, perfect for families or anyone seeking a chill aquatic adventure. Over at Theatre Project on 45 W. Preston Street, don't miss Luh You, Hear? at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., Robert Lee Hardy's heartfelt one-man show celebrating Baltimore's soul, as highlighted by Baltimore Magazine. Music lovers, groove to the Millennial Mixtape at Zen West on 5916 York Road starting at 6 p.m. for $18.58, featuring cover bands belting out Foo Fighters, Green Day, Weezer, Jonas Brothers, and Taylor Swift hits. Suds and tunes await at Wico Street Beer Co. on 1100 Wicomico Street from 7 p.m., free entry with indie garage folk by Skribe and brews like Haze of Violet IPA. Sunday brings creative vibes at Peabody Heights Brewery on 401 E. 30th Street from 1 to 3 p.m. for $20—join Teri Henderson's Collage Party with DJ Jayswann spinning tracks while you cut, craft vision boards, sip brews, and dance, straight from Baltimore Magazine's weekend roundup. Improv enthusiasts can hit Baltimore Improv Group shows at 4 to 6 p.m., and there's more like events at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum and Maryland Science Center all weekend. Whether you're brunching with bottomless mimosas at spots like True Chesapeake or Jimmy’s Famous Seafood, hiking nearby parks, or diving into theater and tunes, Baltimore's got that energetic post-holiday buzz. Bundle up, grab your crew, and make unforgettable memories exploring our city's vibrant scene. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 02 Jan 2026 10:06:17 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, starting right now on this fresh Friday in early January. Kick off your day at the National Aquarium with their daily Animal Encounter at 10:30 a.m. in the Harbor Overlook, where you can get up close with stars like the Eastern box turtle or hyacinth macaw, learning fun facts about their habitats—all included with admission, according to the Aquarium's schedule. Tonight, catch the touring production of Wicked at 8 p.m. at the Hippodrome at France-Merrick Performing Arts Center, a spellbinding show that's drawing crowds citywide as noted by Maryland Radio and SeatGeek listings. Comedy fans, head to the Baltimore Comedy Factory at 5625 O'Donnell Street for LaVar Walker live from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., promising non-stop laughs per 1690 WPTX events. Saturday heats up with special early access at the National Aquarium's First Saturday program—arrive at 9:30 a.m. for a crowd-free visit included with your ticket, perfect for families or anyone seeking a chill aquatic adventure. Over at Theatre Project on 45 W. Preston Street, don't miss Luh You, Hear? at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., Robert Lee Hardy's heartfelt one-man show celebrating Baltimore's soul, as highlighted by Baltimore Magazine. Music lovers, groove to the Millennial Mixtape at Zen West on 5916 York Road starting at 6 p.m. for $18.58, featuring cover bands belting out Foo Fighters, Green Day, Weezer, Jonas Brothers, and Taylor Swift hits. Suds and tunes await at Wico Street Beer Co. on 1100 Wicomico Street from 7 p.m., free entry with indie garage folk by Skribe and brews like Haze of Violet IPA. Sunday brings creative vibes at Peabody Heights Brewery on 401 E. 30th Street from 1 to 3 p.m. for $20—join Teri Henderson's Collage Party with DJ Jayswann spinning tracks while you cut, craft vision boards, sip brews, and dance, straight from Baltimore Magazine's weekend roundup. Improv enthusiasts can hit Baltimore Improv Group shows at 4 to 6 p.m., and there's more like events at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum and Maryland Science Center all weekend. Whether you're brunching with bottomless mimosas at spots like True Chesapeake or Jimmy’s Famous Seafood, hiking nearby parks, or diving into theater and tunes, Baltimore's got that energetic post-holiday buzz. Bundle up, grab your crew, and make unforgettable memories exploring our city's vibrant scene. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 194 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9311314715 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, kicking off right here on this crisp New Year's Day in Charm City! Whether you're shaking off the holiday haze or diving headfirst into 2026 resolutions, we've got active adventures, family fun, and cultural vibes lined up from today through the weekend. Start today with the New Year’s Day Hike at 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Howard County Conservancy in Woodstock, a free guided trek through nature to put your best foot forward, as listed by Baltimore's Child. Then lace up for the Resolution Run 2026 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Patterson Park, a 5K and fun run benefiting Earl’s Place, complete with a Kids Dash for those 14 and under—tickets run $17 to $49 via baltimore.org. Cap your day with Bach in Baltimore's New Year's Day Chamber Concert at 4 p.m. at St. David’s Episcopal Church, featuring classical tunes for $10 to $33, free for kids 10 and younger, according to bachinbaltimore.org and Baltimore Magazine's events calendar. Families, roll out of bed for Port Discovery Children's Museum's Pajama Jam from open to close, with cozy stories and playful activities for $24.95, straight from their site. Tomorrow, Friday, ease into the weekend—museums like the Walters Art Museum are closed for the holiday, but keep an eye on Inner Harbor spots reopening with post-NYE energy. Saturday brings Drop-in Art Making: Precious Memories at 4 p.m. at the Walters, a creative family session exploring Indigenous art exhibits, all free admission. Zooming into mid-week, Sunday's quiet but sets up Jurassic Quest Thursday through Sunday at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, where life-sized animatronic dinos, fossil digs, and rides thrill kids for $27 to $88, per Baltimore's Child. Friday the 17th explodes with options: Music Box Instrument Zoo at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall for $10 hands-on fun from the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra; Stuffies Day Out at Port Discovery from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., bringing plushies to life for $24.95; MLK Jr. Day Celebration at 3 p.m. at the Walters with poets and musicians, free; and Pete the Cat play at 4 p.m. in nearby Bel Air for $16 to $20. Don't sleep on the Ravens vs. Steelers NFL clash this Sunday—catch the live action and feel that Charm City roar! Listeners, thanks for tuning in—subscribe for more weekly scoops on Baltimore's best. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 01 Jan 2026 10:05:48 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this week, kicking off right here on this crisp New Year's Day in Charm City! Whether you're shaking off the holiday haze or diving headfirst into 2026 resolutions, we've got active adventures, family fun, and cultural vibes lined up from today through the weekend. Start today with the New Year’s Day Hike at 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Howard County Conservancy in Woodstock, a free guided trek through nature to put your best foot forward, as listed by Baltimore's Child. Then lace up for the Resolution Run 2026 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Patterson Park, a 5K and fun run benefiting Earl’s Place, complete with a Kids Dash for those 14 and under—tickets run $17 to $49 via baltimore.org. Cap your day with Bach in Baltimore's New Year's Day Chamber Concert at 4 p.m. at St. David’s Episcopal Church, featuring classical tunes for $10 to $33, free for kids 10 and younger, according to bachinbaltimore.org and Baltimore Magazine's events calendar. Families, roll out of bed for Port Discovery Children's Museum's Pajama Jam from open to close, with cozy stories and playful activities for $24.95, straight from their site. Tomorrow, Friday, ease into the weekend—museums like the Walters Art Museum are closed for the holiday, but keep an eye on Inner Harbor spots reopening with post-NYE energy. Saturday brings Drop-in Art Making: Precious Memories at 4 p.m. at the Walters, a creative family session exploring Indigenous art exhibits, all free admission. Zooming into mid-week, Sunday's quiet but sets up Jurassic Quest Thursday through Sunday at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, where life-sized animatronic dinos, fossil digs, and rides thrill kids for $27 to $88, per Baltimore's Child. Friday the 17th explodes with options: Music Box Instrument Zoo at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall for $10 hands-on fun from the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra; Stuffies Day Out at Port Discovery from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., bringing plushies to life for $24.95; MLK Jr. Day Celebration at 3 p.m. at the Walters with poets and musicians, free; and Pete the Cat play at 4 p.m. in nearby Bel Air for $16 to $20. Don't sleep on the Ravens vs. Steelers NFL clash this Sunday—catch the live action and feel that Charm City roar! Listeners, thanks for tuning in—subscribe for more weekly scoops on Baltimore's best. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 237 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2944859310 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this New Year's Eve and into the weekend. Charm City is lighting up tonight, Wednesday, December 31st, with non-stop festivities that blend family fun, fireworks, and all-night parties. Kick things off at the Inner Harbor where the action starts at 6 p.m. with live performances, food trucks, and a massive 12-minute fireworks show choreographed to music at midnight, launched from barges between Point Park and Domino Sugar. According to the Baltimore.org events page, the best vantage points are along the Inner Harbor promenade, Federal Hill, Fell’s Point, Canton, Harbor East, and Locust Point. The Inner Harbor Ice Rink stays open till midnight, perfect for skating to local beats, while the National Aquarium runs from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Port Discovery hosts a Noontime New Year event at noon, and the Maryland Science Center offers its Midnight Noon bash from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., all with extended hours per Baltimore.org. City officials from the Mayor’s Office of Arts, Culture, and Entertainment, like Linzy Jackson, call this one of the year's highlights, with over 1,000 fireworks loaded in Curtis Bay over three days and road closures around McKeldin Square from 6 p.m.—so hop on public transit early. WBAL reports Baltimore Police ramping up patrols for a safe night. Craving laughs? Catch Tommy Davidson's New Year's Eve Extravaganza at Baltimore Comedy Club inside the Best Western Plus Hotel at 5625 O'Donnell Street, with 7:30 p.m. and 10:15 p.m. shows—general admission from $35 to $40, preferred pairs up to $100, plus a midnight champagne toast, hats, and noisemakers for the late show, complete with a two-drink minimum. Party animals, Power Plant Live at 34 Market Place unleashes NYE Live from 9 p.m. across seven bars with DJs, a food buffet, and party favors—grab general admission or VIP with open bar till midnight. For elegance, the Lord Baltimore Hotel hosts the Wavelength Gala from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., featuring a live band, DJ, premium open bar, hors d'oeuvres, photo booth, and midnight toast. Live! Casino and Hotel Maryland gets Spellbound with wizard-themed vibes from 4 p.m., as noted on Baltimore Magazine's events calendar. Heading into the weekend, jazz lovers can groove to the Mike LeDonne Groover Quartet with Dave Stryker, Ralph Moore, and Kenny Washington at Keystone Korner Baltimore on Lancaster Street through Sunday, January 4th, straight from the Baltimore.org lineup. Port Discovery and B&O Railroad Museum keep family options open today till early afternoon. Whatever your vibe, Baltimore's got the spark to ring in 2026 right. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 31 Dec 2025 10:06:45 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this New Year's Eve and into the weekend. Charm City is lighting up tonight, Wednesday, December 31st, with non-stop festivities that blend family fun, fireworks, and all-night parties. Kick things off at the Inner Harbor where the action starts at 6 p.m. with live performances, food trucks, and a massive 12-minute fireworks show choreographed to music at midnight, launched from barges between Point Park and Domino Sugar. According to the Baltimore.org events page, the best vantage points are along the Inner Harbor promenade, Federal Hill, Fell’s Point, Canton, Harbor East, and Locust Point. The Inner Harbor Ice Rink stays open till midnight, perfect for skating to local beats, while the National Aquarium runs from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Port Discovery hosts a Noontime New Year event at noon, and the Maryland Science Center offers its Midnight Noon bash from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., all with extended hours per Baltimore.org. City officials from the Mayor’s Office of Arts, Culture, and Entertainment, like Linzy Jackson, call this one of the year's highlights, with over 1,000 fireworks loaded in Curtis Bay over three days and road closures around McKeldin Square from 6 p.m.—so hop on public transit early. WBAL reports Baltimore Police ramping up patrols for a safe night. Craving laughs? Catch Tommy Davidson's New Year's Eve Extravaganza at Baltimore Comedy Club inside the Best Western Plus Hotel at 5625 O'Donnell Street, with 7:30 p.m. and 10:15 p.m. shows—general admission from $35 to $40, preferred pairs up to $100, plus a midnight champagne toast, hats, and noisemakers for the late show, complete with a two-drink minimum. Party animals, Power Plant Live at 34 Market Place unleashes NYE Live from 9 p.m. across seven bars with DJs, a food buffet, and party favors—grab general admission or VIP with open bar till midnight. For elegance, the Lord Baltimore Hotel hosts the Wavelength Gala from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., featuring a live band, DJ, premium open bar, hors d'oeuvres, photo booth, and midnight toast. Live! Casino and Hotel Maryland gets Spellbound with wizard-themed vibes from 4 p.m., as noted on Baltimore Magazine's events calendar. Heading into the weekend, jazz lovers can groove to the Mike LeDonne Groover Quartet with Dave Stryker, Ralph Moore, and Kenny Washington at Keystone Korner Baltimore on Lancaster Street through Sunday, January 4th, straight from the Baltimore.org lineup. Port Discovery and B&O Railroad Museum keep family options open today till early afternoon. Whatever your vibe, Baltimore's got the spark to ring in 2026 right. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 264 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4348615692 Baltimore, if you’re looking for things to do this week, you are in for a packed stretch of theater, music, and end-of-year celebrations all around the city. Let’s start tonight with pure Broadway magic. According to National Today and ticket sites, the hit musical Wicked is in town at the Hippodrome at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center on North Eutaw Street, with performances today including a matinee around early afternoon and an evening show. If listeners want big voices, emerald-green spectacle, and a fresh spin on the Wizard of Oz story, this is the can’t-miss downtown event. Family listeners and Motown fans should head to Baltimore Center Stage, which is presenting Santa Claus is Comin’: A Motown Christmas this afternoon and evening. Center Stage’s calendar lists shows this weekend featuring holiday hits reimagined with that classic Motown groove, making it a perfect multi-generational outing before the New Year energy really kicks in. If jazz is more your vibe, the Baltimore Magazine events calendar highlights Isaiah Collier Plays John Coltrane at Keystone Korner Baltimore. This show brings deep, spiritual Coltrane interpretations to a cozy Harbor East jazz club, ideal for listeners who want something soulful and intimate instead of a big theater production. Rock and punk listeners have options too. Visit Baltimore reports that global gypsy-punk legends Gogol Bordello are anchoring a holiday stop at Nevermore Hall this weekend, bringing their wild, high-energy show to Baltimore with support acts to keep the pit moving all night. Nevermore Hall is also listed by setlist archives as hosting bands like Handsome Devil tonight, so expect loud guitars and a serious mosh-friendly atmosphere. For nightlife lovers, Ottobar’s calendar is filled with film nights, dance parties, trivia, karaoke, Metal Monday, and more upstairs and downstairs throughout the week. Rolling Stone has called Ottobar one of the best live music venues in America, and this week it doubles as a hangout for everything from cult movies to hip-hop and goth-leaning DJ nights. Looking ahead to New Year’s Eve, Power Plant Live is advertising NYE Live, an all-access bash that gets listeners into multiple bars and clubs around the Inner Harbor complex, with live DJs, a food buffet, nonalcoholic drinks, and party favors to ring in 2026 under a shower of confetti. However you like to celebrate, Baltimore this week offers a little bit of Broadway, a little bit of Coltrane, a lot of loud guitars, and plenty of places to dance your way into the new year. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in your city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 28 Dec 2025 10:08:13 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore, if you’re looking for things to do this week, you are in for a packed stretch of theater, music, and end-of-year celebrations all around the city. Let’s start tonight with pure Broadway magic. According to National Today and ticket sites, the hit musical Wicked is in town at the Hippodrome at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center on North Eutaw Street, with performances today including a matinee around early afternoon and an evening show. If listeners want big voices, emerald-green spectacle, and a fresh spin on the Wizard of Oz story, this is the can’t-miss downtown event. Family listeners and Motown fans should head to Baltimore Center Stage, which is presenting Santa Claus is Comin’: A Motown Christmas this afternoon and evening. Center Stage’s calendar lists shows this weekend featuring holiday hits reimagined with that classic Motown groove, making it a perfect multi-generational outing before the New Year energy really kicks in. If jazz is more your vibe, the Baltimore Magazine events calendar highlights Isaiah Collier Plays John Coltrane at Keystone Korner Baltimore. This show brings deep, spiritual Coltrane interpretations to a cozy Harbor East jazz club, ideal for listeners who want something soulful and intimate instead of a big theater production. Rock and punk listeners have options too. Visit Baltimore reports that global gypsy-punk legends Gogol Bordello are anchoring a holiday stop at Nevermore Hall this weekend, bringing their wild, high-energy show to Baltimore with support acts to keep the pit moving all night. Nevermore Hall is also listed by setlist archives as hosting bands like Handsome Devil tonight, so expect loud guitars and a serious mosh-friendly atmosphere. For nightlife lovers, Ottobar’s calendar is filled with film nights, dance parties, trivia, karaoke, Metal Monday, and more upstairs and downstairs throughout the week. Rolling Stone has called Ottobar one of the best live music venues in America, and this week it doubles as a hangout for everything from cult movies to hip-hop and goth-leaning DJ nights. Looking ahead to New Year’s Eve, Power Plant Live is advertising NYE Live, an all-access bash that gets listeners into multiple bars and clubs around the Inner Harbor complex, with live DJs, a food buffet, nonalcoholic drinks, and party favors to ring in 2026 under a shower of confetti. However you like to celebrate, Baltimore this week offers a little bit of Broadway, a little bit of Coltrane, a lot of loud guitars, and plenty of places to dance your way into the new year. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in your city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 184 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4911496365 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and into the new year. Today, Saturday December 27th, kick things off with high-energy vibes at Nevermore Hall in Power Plant Live, where Gogol Bordello brings their wild gypsy punk sound starting at 7 p.m. doors open early so grab tickets fast for this Saturday night rager. Over at the Hippodrome Theatre on North Eutaw Street, catch the touring production of Wicked at 2 p.m. – that magical tale of green witches and friendship is perfect for a matinee escape. Animal lovers, head to the National Aquarium for their 10:30 a.m. Animal Encounter in the Harbor Overlook, where you'll get up close with one of their animal ambassadors – think dolphins or seals stealing the show. Culture fans, the B&O Railroad Museum hosts a family-friendly event from 4 to 8 p.m., diving into holiday history with trains and exhibits that'll thrill kids and nostalgia buffs alike. And don't miss the Howard County 2025 Kwanzaa Celebration at the Harriet Tubman Cultural Center from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m., featuring music, dance, and unity principles just a quick drive from Baltimore. Networking pros, swing by Hertsch's Sports Bar on Gwynn Oak Avenue for Vital Magazine's Networking and Honoring Event starting this afternoon – a three-hour mix of mingling with top entrepreneurs over drinks and bites. Music keeps rolling Sunday with shows at An Die Musik at 7:30 p.m. and Metro Baltimore at 8:30 p.m., plus more at 12:15 p.m. and 5 p.m. – check Baltimore Magazine's events calendar for the full lineup of jazz and indie sets. Looking ahead, yesterday's WWE Live Holiday Tour packed CFG Bank Arena with Cody Rhodes versus Drew McIntyre in a no-holds-barred main event, but the action continues metaphorically with theater at Baltimore Center Stage's Santa Claus is Comin': A Motown Holiday Concert at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. today. Cap the week with NYE Live at Power Plant Live on December 31st – all-access to seven bars, DJs, a food buffet, and party favors from 8 p.m., with VIP booze packages till midnight. Baltimore's buzzing with music, theater, culture, and wrestling echoes – bundle up, hit the town, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners – subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 27 Dec 2025 10:09:10 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and into the new year. Today, Saturday December 27th, kick things off with high-energy vibes at Nevermore Hall in Power Plant Live, where Gogol Bordello brings their wild gypsy punk sound starting at 7 p.m. doors open early so grab tickets fast for this Saturday night rager. Over at the Hippodrome Theatre on North Eutaw Street, catch the touring production of Wicked at 2 p.m. – that magical tale of green witches and friendship is perfect for a matinee escape. Animal lovers, head to the National Aquarium for their 10:30 a.m. Animal Encounter in the Harbor Overlook, where you'll get up close with one of their animal ambassadors – think dolphins or seals stealing the show. Culture fans, the B&O Railroad Museum hosts a family-friendly event from 4 to 8 p.m., diving into holiday history with trains and exhibits that'll thrill kids and nostalgia buffs alike. And don't miss the Howard County 2025 Kwanzaa Celebration at the Harriet Tubman Cultural Center from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m., featuring music, dance, and unity principles just a quick drive from Baltimore. Networking pros, swing by Hertsch's Sports Bar on Gwynn Oak Avenue for Vital Magazine's Networking and Honoring Event starting this afternoon – a three-hour mix of mingling with top entrepreneurs over drinks and bites. Music keeps rolling Sunday with shows at An Die Musik at 7:30 p.m. and Metro Baltimore at 8:30 p.m., plus more at 12:15 p.m. and 5 p.m. – check Baltimore Magazine's events calendar for the full lineup of jazz and indie sets. Looking ahead, yesterday's WWE Live Holiday Tour packed CFG Bank Arena with Cody Rhodes versus Drew McIntyre in a no-holds-barred main event, but the action continues metaphorically with theater at Baltimore Center Stage's Santa Claus is Comin': A Motown Holiday Concert at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. today. Cap the week with NYE Live at Power Plant Live on December 31st – all-access to seven bars, DJs, a food buffet, and party favors from 8 p.m., with VIP booze packages till midnight. Baltimore's buzzing with music, theater, culture, and wrestling echoes – bundle up, hit the town, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners – subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 146 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5673102941 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this holiday weekend. It's the perfect time to shake off the Christmas wrapping and dive into some epic fun right here in Charm City. Kick things off tonight with high-energy action at CFG Bank Arena on 201 West Baltimore Street, where the WWE Live Holiday Tour slams into town at 7:30 PM. Picture your favorite wrestlers throwing down in a festive frenzy—grab tickets fast from Ticketmaster before they're gone. Music lovers, head to Keystone Korner Baltimore at 1350 Lancaster Street for The String Queens, delivering soulful strings that’ll have you swaying all evening, according to the Baltimore.org events calendar. Tomorrow, Saturday, families will love the Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream Lab at the Maryland Science Center on 601 Light Street from noon to 12:30 PM—watch creamy treats freeze in a flash of science magic. Crafty types, join Stained Glass for Beginners with Smiggart at Manor Mill, 2029 Monkton Road, running 10 AM to 4 PM; it’s a hands-on holiday glow-up. Catch Aaron Hill Sings The Holidays at An die Musik on 409 North Charles Street for cozy jazz vibes, or rock out with Gogol Bordello at Nevermore Hall on 20 Market Place—punk energy meets the season. And don’t miss Ursula: The Greatest Story Never Told at Le Mondo on 406 North Howard Street, a fresh theatrical twist. Sunday brings New Year’s Tea at the B&O Railroad Museum on 901 West Pratt Street, sipping elegance amid historic trains. Jazz fans, Isaiah Collier Plays John Coltrane returns to Keystone Korner Baltimore at 1350 Lancaster Street, while Justin Taylor & Friends Tribute to Bob Marley grooves at An die Musik. Kids can craft Paper Circuit Greeting Cards at the Maryland Science Center from 10:30 to 11:30 AM. Oh, and catch a quick Diver Talk at the National Aquarium’s Blacktip Reef underwater viewing at 1:40 PM—included with admission for ocean insights. For theater buffs, Wicked Touring dazzles at the Hippodrome on 12 North Eutaw Street at 8 PM, per National Today. Whether you’re wrestling, jamming, or crafting, Baltimore’s buzzing with holiday spirit through Sunday. Bundle up, explore, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 26 Dec 2025 10:07:06 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this holiday weekend. It's the perfect time to shake off the Christmas wrapping and dive into some epic fun right here in Charm City. Kick things off tonight with high-energy action at CFG Bank Arena on 201 West Baltimore Street, where the WWE Live Holiday Tour slams into town at 7:30 PM. Picture your favorite wrestlers throwing down in a festive frenzy—grab tickets fast from Ticketmaster before they're gone. Music lovers, head to Keystone Korner Baltimore at 1350 Lancaster Street for The String Queens, delivering soulful strings that’ll have you swaying all evening, according to the Baltimore.org events calendar. Tomorrow, Saturday, families will love the Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream Lab at the Maryland Science Center on 601 Light Street from noon to 12:30 PM—watch creamy treats freeze in a flash of science magic. Crafty types, join Stained Glass for Beginners with Smiggart at Manor Mill, 2029 Monkton Road, running 10 AM to 4 PM; it’s a hands-on holiday glow-up. Catch Aaron Hill Sings The Holidays at An die Musik on 409 North Charles Street for cozy jazz vibes, or rock out with Gogol Bordello at Nevermore Hall on 20 Market Place—punk energy meets the season. And don’t miss Ursula: The Greatest Story Never Told at Le Mondo on 406 North Howard Street, a fresh theatrical twist. Sunday brings New Year’s Tea at the B&O Railroad Museum on 901 West Pratt Street, sipping elegance amid historic trains. Jazz fans, Isaiah Collier Plays John Coltrane returns to Keystone Korner Baltimore at 1350 Lancaster Street, while Justin Taylor & Friends Tribute to Bob Marley grooves at An die Musik. Kids can craft Paper Circuit Greeting Cards at the Maryland Science Center from 10:30 to 11:30 AM. Oh, and catch a quick Diver Talk at the National Aquarium’s Blacktip Reef underwater viewing at 1:40 PM—included with admission for ocean insights. For theater buffs, Wicked Touring dazzles at the Hippodrome on 12 North Eutaw Street at 8 PM, per National Today. Whether you’re wrestling, jamming, or crafting, Baltimore’s buzzing with holiday spirit through Sunday. Bundle up, explore, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 169 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5480544334 Hey listeners, merry Christmas from your friendly Baltimore guide! Even on this festive December 25th, Charm City is buzzing with holiday magic wrapping up today and exploding into action through the weekend. According to Baltimore Fishbowl, today's your last chance to soak up the German Christmas Village at the Inner Harbor waterfront—grab hot cocoa, bratwurst, and shop vendors until it closes, perfect for that final dose of twinkling lights and cheer. Hop over to The Shops at Kenilworth for the Holiday Train Garden on the lower level during mall hours, where model trains chug through festive scenes. At the Maryland Zoo, Holly Days continues with Santa visits, poinsettia crafts, a snowman scavenger hunt, and animal ambassadors—pure family fun. And don't miss the Eggnog & B'more Monopoly Holiday Week finale along the Charm'tastic Mile from Greene and Pratt to President and Fleet Streets, celebrating Baltimore's new Monopoly edition with Old Bay, the National Aquarium, Ravens, and more—pick up a game as a post-Christmas treat, as reported by Patch.com. Tomorrow, Friday December 26th, kicks off with a bang! Train enthusiasts, hit the Fire Museum of Maryland, B&O Railroad Museum's Holiday Festival of Trains with rides, crafts, and Santa photos, plus Everyman Theatre's spine-tingling Deceived, a Gaslight adaptation. Music lovers, catch the soulful String Queens at Keystone Korner from 6 to 7:30 p.m., or Santa Claus is Comin’: A Motown Christmas Revue at Baltimore Center Stage. Sports fans, WWE Holiday Tour slams into CFG Bank Arena at 7 p.m., and pedal into the night with Baltimore Bike Party starting at St. Mary’s Park. Wicked enchants the Hippodrome Theatre all weekend too. Saturday the 27th brings punk rock fire with Gogol Bordello at Nevermore Hall at 7 p.m., plus more train gardens and zoo festivities. Sunday the 28th wraps with Paper Circuit Greeting Cards workshop at Maryland Science Center at 10:30 a.m., where you'll build light-up cards, and the elegant New Year’s Tea at B&O Railroad Museum from 12:15 to 3 p.m.—scones, teas, and rail nostalgia in festive attire. Whether you're chasing thrills, tunes, or trains, Baltimore's got you covered this holiday stretch. Bundle up, explore, and make memories! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 25 Dec 2025 10:07:18 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Hey listeners, merry Christmas from your friendly Baltimore guide! Even on this festive December 25th, Charm City is buzzing with holiday magic wrapping up today and exploding into action through the weekend. According to Baltimore Fishbowl, today's your last chance to soak up the German Christmas Village at the Inner Harbor waterfront—grab hot cocoa, bratwurst, and shop vendors until it closes, perfect for that final dose of twinkling lights and cheer. Hop over to The Shops at Kenilworth for the Holiday Train Garden on the lower level during mall hours, where model trains chug through festive scenes. At the Maryland Zoo, Holly Days continues with Santa visits, poinsettia crafts, a snowman scavenger hunt, and animal ambassadors—pure family fun. And don't miss the Eggnog & B'more Monopoly Holiday Week finale along the Charm'tastic Mile from Greene and Pratt to President and Fleet Streets, celebrating Baltimore's new Monopoly edition with Old Bay, the National Aquarium, Ravens, and more—pick up a game as a post-Christmas treat, as reported by Patch.com. Tomorrow, Friday December 26th, kicks off with a bang! Train enthusiasts, hit the Fire Museum of Maryland, B&O Railroad Museum's Holiday Festival of Trains with rides, crafts, and Santa photos, plus Everyman Theatre's spine-tingling Deceived, a Gaslight adaptation. Music lovers, catch the soulful String Queens at Keystone Korner from 6 to 7:30 p.m., or Santa Claus is Comin’: A Motown Christmas Revue at Baltimore Center Stage. Sports fans, WWE Holiday Tour slams into CFG Bank Arena at 7 p.m., and pedal into the night with Baltimore Bike Party starting at St. Mary’s Park. Wicked enchants the Hippodrome Theatre all weekend too. Saturday the 27th brings punk rock fire with Gogol Bordello at Nevermore Hall at 7 p.m., plus more train gardens and zoo festivities. Sunday the 28th wraps with Paper Circuit Greeting Cards workshop at Maryland Science Center at 10:30 a.m., where you'll build light-up cards, and the elegant New Year’s Tea at B&O Railroad Museum from 12:15 to 3 p.m.—scones, teas, and rail nostalgia in festive attire. Whether you're chasing thrills, tunes, or trains, Baltimore's got you covered this holiday stretch. Bundle up, explore, and make memories! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 172 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5518953934 Baltimore listeners, if you’re in town this week, you’ve got a full sleigh of things to do all around Charm City. Start with a cozy jolt of holiday jazz tonight. According to National Today, Keystone Korner in Harbor East is hosting the Marcus Johnson Holiday Celebration at 6 p.m., with the Billboard-charting pianist bringing smooth holiday grooves to Lancaster Street. It’s a perfect way to slide from last-minute errands into full-on festive mode. If you’re feeling more like a kid at heart, the National Aquarium’s daily Animal Encounter is on the schedule this afternoon in the Harbor Overlook, where staff introduce one of their animal ambassadors up close. The Aquarium’s site notes that these pop-up encounters are included with admission, so listeners can bundle it with a full Inner Harbor aquarium day. For something that feels uniquely Baltimore, the Charm’tastic Mile group is closing out its first annual Eggnog and B’more Monopoly Holiday Week today. Patch reports that this new tradition celebrates the Baltimore-edition Monopoly board, featuring local icons like the National Aquarium, the Maryland Zoo, and the Ravens, all along the 1.3-mile “Charm’tastic Mile” from downtown to Harbor East. It’s an easy prompt to grab some eggnog, stroll the Inner Harbor, and maybe pick up the B’more Monopoly game for a holiday matchup at home. Looking ahead to the weekend, the lights keep shining. Baltimore Style highlights the Maryland Holiday Light Spectacular at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium on Friday from 5:30 to 10 p.m., with over a million lights, walk-through displays, and larger-than-life holiday scenes. For a quieter Friday night, the same outlet points to The String Queens, a genre-bending string trio performing at Keystone Korner on December 26 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Sunday offers a refined wind-down to the week at the B&O Railroad Museum. Baltimore Style notes a New Year’s Tea on December 28 from 12:30 to 3 p.m., pairing a short train ride on historic tracks with afternoon tea, treats, and a prosecco toast among vintage railcars. It’s a great pick for listeners looking for something festive but low-key before New Year’s Eve really ramps up across the city, from Inner Harbor fireworks to rooftop parties, as detailed by Baltimore Magazine’s New Year’s Eve guide. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 24 Dec 2025 10:05:59 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, if you’re in town this week, you’ve got a full sleigh of things to do all around Charm City. Start with a cozy jolt of holiday jazz tonight. According to National Today, Keystone Korner in Harbor East is hosting the Marcus Johnson Holiday Celebration at 6 p.m., with the Billboard-charting pianist bringing smooth holiday grooves to Lancaster Street. It’s a perfect way to slide from last-minute errands into full-on festive mode. If you’re feeling more like a kid at heart, the National Aquarium’s daily Animal Encounter is on the schedule this afternoon in the Harbor Overlook, where staff introduce one of their animal ambassadors up close. The Aquarium’s site notes that these pop-up encounters are included with admission, so listeners can bundle it with a full Inner Harbor aquarium day. For something that feels uniquely Baltimore, the Charm’tastic Mile group is closing out its first annual Eggnog and B’more Monopoly Holiday Week today. Patch reports that this new tradition celebrates the Baltimore-edition Monopoly board, featuring local icons like the National Aquarium, the Maryland Zoo, and the Ravens, all along the 1.3-mile “Charm’tastic Mile” from downtown to Harbor East. It’s an easy prompt to grab some eggnog, stroll the Inner Harbor, and maybe pick up the B’more Monopoly game for a holiday matchup at home. Looking ahead to the weekend, the lights keep shining. Baltimore Style highlights the Maryland Holiday Light Spectacular at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium on Friday from 5:30 to 10 p.m., with over a million lights, walk-through displays, and larger-than-life holiday scenes. For a quieter Friday night, the same outlet points to The String Queens, a genre-bending string trio performing at Keystone Korner on December 26 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Sunday offers a refined wind-down to the week at the B&O Railroad Museum. Baltimore Style notes a New Year’s Tea on December 28 from 12:30 to 3 p.m., pairing a short train ride on historic tracks with afternoon tea, treats, and a prosecco toast among vintage railcars. It’s a great pick for listeners looking for something festive but low-key before New Year’s Eve really ramps up across the city, from Inner Harbor fireworks to rooftop parties, as detailed by Baltimore Magazine’s New Year’s Eve guide. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 163 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2670489355 Baltimore, if listeners are wondering what to do this week, the city is absolutely buzzing with holiday energy and end-of-year excitement. Let’s start right in the heart of downtown. At the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel on East Pratt Street, Dave Couser’s 20th Annual Christmas Affair is wrapping up its big anniversary celebration. According to Eventbrite, this long-running party brings together stylish Baltimoreans for an evening of dancing, laughter, and “celebrating the good life,” with VIP tables available and paid parking right at the hotel. It’s 21 and over, so think dressed-up vibes, cocktails, and a very grown-up holiday dance floor. Just a short walk away, listeners can lean into some culture with a twist. The National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre is presenting “A Christmas Carol for Edgar Allan Poe” at Motor House on West North Avenue. WYPR’s community calendar explains that this original play imagines what Dickens’ classic would look like if it were written about America’s master of horror himself. Performances run through this evening, with a matinee and evening show, giving listeners a chance to savor something spooky, literary, and festive all at once. If music is more your speed, there are two big options. First, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is presenting its Holiday Pops concert at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The BSO’s own site describes it as part of their Celebrations Collection Holiday Series, with seasonal favorites and a festive atmosphere, plus treats from Codetta Bake Shoppe in the lobby. Later tonight, Visit Baltimore highlights a Candlelight Tribute to Drake at the Maryland Center for History and Culture. Under a room filled with glowing candles, a string quartet plays hits like God’s Plan, One Dance, and Hold On, We’re Going Home. It’s a perfect date-night option for listeners who love modern music but want a classy setting. Family in town? The National Aquarium’s daily schedule lists a 10:30 a.m. Animal Encounter at the Harbor Overlook, included with admission. Listeners can get face-to-face with an Eastern box turtle, a bearded dragon, or even a hyacinth macaw while learning how to protect their habitats. It’s a quick but memorable experience for kids and adults. Looking ahead to later this week and the weekend, the city’s nightlife heats up. Power Plant Live is already promoting NYE Live!, an all-access New Year’s Eve party that, according to Power Plant Live’s own event page, gives one ticket entry into seven different bars and nightclubs, with live DJs, a food buffet, non-alcoholic drinks, and party favors. VIP tickets even include a full beverage package. And for comedy fans, the Baltimore Comedy Factory is rolling out a string of special-event weekends with big-name comics like Tommy Davidson leading into New Year’s Eve and beyond, as listed on the club’s official calendar. It’s 21 and over with a two-drink minimum, so listeners can count on adult humor and a late-night crowd. For a more low- This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 21 Dec 2025 10:05:06 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore, if listeners are wondering what to do this week, the city is absolutely buzzing with holiday energy and end-of-year excitement. Let’s start right in the heart of downtown. At the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel on East Pratt Street, Dave Couser’s 20th Annual Christmas Affair is wrapping up its big anniversary celebration. According to Eventbrite, this long-running party brings together stylish Baltimoreans for an evening of dancing, laughter, and “celebrating the good life,” with VIP tables available and paid parking right at the hotel. It’s 21 and over, so think dressed-up vibes, cocktails, and a very grown-up holiday dance floor. Just a short walk away, listeners can lean into some culture with a twist. The National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre is presenting “A Christmas Carol for Edgar Allan Poe” at Motor House on West North Avenue. WYPR’s community calendar explains that this original play imagines what Dickens’ classic would look like if it were written about America’s master of horror himself. Performances run through this evening, with a matinee and evening show, giving listeners a chance to savor something spooky, literary, and festive all at once. If music is more your speed, there are two big options. First, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is presenting its Holiday Pops concert at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The BSO’s own site describes it as part of their Celebrations Collection Holiday Series, with seasonal favorites and a festive atmosphere, plus treats from Codetta Bake Shoppe in the lobby. Later tonight, Visit Baltimore highlights a Candlelight Tribute to Drake at the Maryland Center for History and Culture. Under a room filled with glowing candles, a string quartet plays hits like God’s Plan, One Dance, and Hold On, We’re Going Home. It’s a perfect date-night option for listeners who love modern music but want a classy setting. Family in town? The National Aquarium’s daily schedule lists a 10:30 a.m. Animal Encounter at the Harbor Overlook, included with admission. Listeners can get face-to-face with an Eastern box turtle, a bearded dragon, or even a hyacinth macaw while learning how to protect their habitats. It’s a quick but memorable experience for kids and adults. Looking ahead to later this week and the weekend, the city’s nightlife heats up. Power Plant Live is already promoting NYE Live!, an all-access New Year’s Eve party that, according to Power Plant Live’s own event page, gives one ticket entry into seven different bars and nightclubs, with live DJs, a food buffet, non-alcoholic drinks, and party favors. VIP tickets even include a full beverage package. And for comedy fans, the Baltimore Comedy Factory is rolling out a string of special-event weekends with big-name comics like Tommy Davidson leading into New Year’s Eve and beyond, as listed on the club’s official calendar. It’s 21 and over with a two-drink minimum, so listeners can count on adult humor and a late-night crowd. For a more low- This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 242 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9289109979 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and through the holidays. Today, Saturday, December 20th, kick things off with the Jonas Brothers rocking CFG Bank Arena at 201 West Baltimore Street for their JONAS20 show, bringing hometown vibes and high-energy hits that’ll have you dancing into the night, as listed on baltimore.org. Over at the Maryland Center for History and Culture on 610 Park Avenue, catch Candlelight: Christmas Carols on Strings, where strings light up festive tunes in an intimate glow. Magic lovers, head to Poe's Magic Theatre at The Lord Baltimore Hotel on 20 West Baltimore Street for Worlds Beyond Imagination featuring TEO, a mind-bending show full of illusions and wonder. Feeling festive? Join the SOBO Ugly Sweater Bar Crawl starting at 10:30 AM from 1500 South Hanover Street, hopping through Federal Hill bars in your tackiest knit, or dive into the Official 12 Bars of Christmas Crawl at Power Plant Live with themed cocktails, VIP perks, and swag—Power Plant Live reports it’s the biggest holiday crowd around. Shoppers, the Hampden Holiday Market Winter Solstice Edition at St. Luke’s Church on 800 West 36th Street offers local crafts, perfect for last-minute gifts, while the Bmore Flea at Broadway Market on 1640 Aliceanna Street runs noon to 5 PM with unique finds. Poe fans won’t miss the Edgar Allan Poe's Death in Baltimore "Bleak December" Bus Tour from the Poe House at 203 North Amity Street, 2:15 to 4:45 PM, exploring grim history with chills. Tomorrow, Sunday the 21st, Ravens fever hits M&T Bank Stadium at 1101 Russell Street for the Baltimore Ravens vs. New England Patriots—grab your purple gear! Candlelight Tribute to Drake and The Beatles light up the Maryland Center for History and Culture again. Cozy up at Flora Procrastinator's Holiday Market at Flora Salon on 3355 Keswick Road from noon to 5 PM, with oysters, sweets, sandwiches, and vendors supporting fire victims in Hampden, per Baltimore Magazine. Winter Solstice Ritual at First Unitarian Church on 10 West Franklin Street promises reflection with music and lights, or join the solstice gathering in Wyman Park Lower Dell at 2929 North Charles Street for live tunes, treats from Gertrude’s, and an interactive holiday tree. Through the week, sip into the first annual Eggnog & B'more MONOPOLY Holiday Week along the Charm'tastic Mile from December 17 to 24—pick up the B'more Edition Monopoly game featuring Old Bay, the Ravens, and more for family fun, as announced by thecharmtasticmile.com. Après Ski Day at Crossbar on 18 East Cross Street today from noon to 4 PM offers shot skis and $5 drinks in ski gear. Baltimore’s buzzing with holiday magic, listeners—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 20 Dec 2025 10:04:16 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Baltimore this weekend and through the holidays. Today, Saturday, December 20th, kick things off with the Jonas Brothers rocking CFG Bank Arena at 201 West Baltimore Street for their JONAS20 show, bringing hometown vibes and high-energy hits that’ll have you dancing into the night, as listed on baltimore.org. Over at the Maryland Center for History and Culture on 610 Park Avenue, catch Candlelight: Christmas Carols on Strings, where strings light up festive tunes in an intimate glow. Magic lovers, head to Poe's Magic Theatre at The Lord Baltimore Hotel on 20 West Baltimore Street for Worlds Beyond Imagination featuring TEO, a mind-bending show full of illusions and wonder. Feeling festive? Join the SOBO Ugly Sweater Bar Crawl starting at 10:30 AM from 1500 South Hanover Street, hopping through Federal Hill bars in your tackiest knit, or dive into the Official 12 Bars of Christmas Crawl at Power Plant Live with themed cocktails, VIP perks, and swag—Power Plant Live reports it’s the biggest holiday crowd around. Shoppers, the Hampden Holiday Market Winter Solstice Edition at St. Luke’s Church on 800 West 36th Street offers local crafts, perfect for last-minute gifts, while the Bmore Flea at Broadway Market on 1640 Aliceanna Street runs noon to 5 PM with unique finds. Poe fans won’t miss the Edgar Allan Poe's Death in Baltimore "Bleak December" Bus Tour from the Poe House at 203 North Amity Street, 2:15 to 4:45 PM, exploring grim history with chills. Tomorrow, Sunday the 21st, Ravens fever hits M&T Bank Stadium at 1101 Russell Street for the Baltimore Ravens vs. New England Patriots—grab your purple gear! Candlelight Tribute to Drake and The Beatles light up the Maryland Center for History and Culture again. Cozy up at Flora Procrastinator's Holiday Market at Flora Salon on 3355 Keswick Road from noon to 5 PM, with oysters, sweets, sandwiches, and vendors supporting fire victims in Hampden, per Baltimore Magazine. Winter Solstice Ritual at First Unitarian Church on 10 West Franklin Street promises reflection with music and lights, or join the solstice gathering in Wyman Park Lower Dell at 2929 North Charles Street for live tunes, treats from Gertrude’s, and an interactive holiday tree. Through the week, sip into the first annual Eggnog & B'more MONOPOLY Holiday Week along the Charm'tastic Mile from December 17 to 24—pick up the B'more Edition Monopoly game featuring Old Bay, the Ravens, and more for family fun, as announced by thecharmtasticmile.com. Après Ski Day at Crossbar on 18 East Cross Street today from noon to 4 PM offers shot skis and $5 drinks in ski gear. Baltimore’s buzzing with holiday magic, listeners—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 231 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7165223412 Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do in Charm City this week, let’s dive right into some of the most fun, festive, and only-in-Baltimore events happening today and rolling through the weekend. Start with a little history and holiday glow at Museum by Candlelight at the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House, where the museum stays open into the evening and transforms with warm candlelit charm, according to Visit Baltimore. It’s a cozy way to connect with Baltimore’s past while staying firmly in the holiday mood down by Pratt Street. If you’re near Druid Hill Park, the Maryland Zoo is shaking things up with Merry Mixology on the Mansion House Porch. Visit Baltimore notes that local bartenders will walk listeners through festive cocktail creations, so you can sip something seasonal while looking out over the zoo grounds. Inner Harbor is buzzing too. At West Shore Park, there’s an Ugly Sweater Day and Contest, as listed on Baltimore.org, perfect if you’ve been waiting for an excuse to unleash that gloriously tacky knit. And just a few blocks away, the National Aquarium’s daily Animal Encounter in the Harbor Overlook, highlighted on the Aquarium’s own schedule, lets you get up close with one of their animal ambassadors in the middle of your Harbor stroll. For a classy night out, the Candlelight: Christmas Special Featuring The Nutcracker & More at the Baltimore Museum of Art’s Meyerhoff Auditorium surrounds you with live music in a soft, flickering glow, according to Visit Baltimore. Later in the weekend, Listeso and the Maryland Center for History and Culture are hosting Candlelight: Christmas Carols on Strings, another intimate concert that wraps classic carols in candlelight. Comedy fans should head to The Highwire Center in Highlandtown, where Visit Baltimore lists a full slate of improv shows like Forging Laughter, Character Building, and Chaos Hour throughout the week. If you’d rather add a little mystery to your evening, Poe’s Magic Theatre at the Lord Baltimore Hotel is staging The Magic Showcase and Worlds Beyond Imagination, promising mind-bending illusions in a historic downtown hotel, as described by Visit Baltimore. This weekend, Hampden leans into its quirky side with the Hampden Holiday Market: Winter Solstice Edition at St. Luke’s Church on the Avenue, plus a Mini Maker’s Market – Holiday Cheer at R. House in Remington, both highlighted by Visit Baltimore. These are great spots to grab last-minute gifts from local makers, snack your way through small-batch treats, and soak up some serious neighborhood character. Sports fans, your big ticket is Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium, where Baltimore.org lists the Baltimore Ravens taking on the New England Patriots. Even if you’re not inside the stadium, the vibe in the surrounding bars and lots will be electric all day. However you choose to spend the week, Baltimore is packed with options: history by candlelight, cocktails at the zoo, improv in Highlandtown, magic downtown, market This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 19 Dec 2025 10:04:09 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do in Charm City this week, let’s dive right into some of the most fun, festive, and only-in-Baltimore events happening today and rolling through the weekend. Start with a little history and holiday glow at Museum by Candlelight at the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House, where the museum stays open into the evening and transforms with warm candlelit charm, according to Visit Baltimore. It’s a cozy way to connect with Baltimore’s past while staying firmly in the holiday mood down by Pratt Street. If you’re near Druid Hill Park, the Maryland Zoo is shaking things up with Merry Mixology on the Mansion House Porch. Visit Baltimore notes that local bartenders will walk listeners through festive cocktail creations, so you can sip something seasonal while looking out over the zoo grounds. Inner Harbor is buzzing too. At West Shore Park, there’s an Ugly Sweater Day and Contest, as listed on Baltimore.org, perfect if you’ve been waiting for an excuse to unleash that gloriously tacky knit. And just a few blocks away, the National Aquarium’s daily Animal Encounter in the Harbor Overlook, highlighted on the Aquarium’s own schedule, lets you get up close with one of their animal ambassadors in the middle of your Harbor stroll. For a classy night out, the Candlelight: Christmas Special Featuring The Nutcracker & More at the Baltimore Museum of Art’s Meyerhoff Auditorium surrounds you with live music in a soft, flickering glow, according to Visit Baltimore. Later in the weekend, Listeso and the Maryland Center for History and Culture are hosting Candlelight: Christmas Carols on Strings, another intimate concert that wraps classic carols in candlelight. Comedy fans should head to The Highwire Center in Highlandtown, where Visit Baltimore lists a full slate of improv shows like Forging Laughter, Character Building, and Chaos Hour throughout the week. If you’d rather add a little mystery to your evening, Poe’s Magic Theatre at the Lord Baltimore Hotel is staging The Magic Showcase and Worlds Beyond Imagination, promising mind-bending illusions in a historic downtown hotel, as described by Visit Baltimore. This weekend, Hampden leans into its quirky side with the Hampden Holiday Market: Winter Solstice Edition at St. Luke’s Church on the Avenue, plus a Mini Maker’s Market – Holiday Cheer at R. House in Remington, both highlighted by Visit Baltimore. These are great spots to grab last-minute gifts from local makers, snack your way through small-batch treats, and soak up some serious neighborhood character. Sports fans, your big ticket is Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium, where Baltimore.org lists the Baltimore Ravens taking on the New England Patriots. Even if you’re not inside the stadium, the vibe in the surrounding bars and lots will be electric all day. However you choose to spend the week, Baltimore is packed with options: history by candlelight, cocktails at the zoo, improv in Highlandtown, magic downtown, market This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 218 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7454972806 Baltimore is buzzing this week, so let’s dive right into some of the best things listeners can do around the city. If you want something magical in the middle of the day, the touring production of Wicked is on stage at the Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center, with a matinee performance at the historic venue on North Eutaw Street. National Today lists the 2 p.m. show as part of the blockbuster tour, so listeners can slip into the world of Oz without leaving downtown. For a shorter outing with a lot of wow factor, the National Aquarium is offering its Australia fish feeding today at 11:20 a.m. in the Australia: Wild Extremes exhibit. According to the National Aquarium schedule, staff feed the massive barramundi while sharing quick facts about these fish, and the experience is included with general admission, making it a perfect Inner Harbor stop. Tonight, classic holiday magic hits the stage with The Nutcracker at The Lyric. SeatGeek notes a 7 p.m. performance, so listeners can dress up, grab a bite along Mount Royal Avenue, and then settle in for sugar plums, toy soldiers, and full-on seasonal nostalgia. All week long, the Charm’tastic Mile is leaning into the holidays with something a little quirky: Patch reports the first Annual Eggnog and B’More Monopoly Holiday Week, running December 17 through 24. The promotion celebrates the new Baltimore‑edition Monopoly game, featuring local icons like the National Aquarium, the Maryland Zoo, the B&O Railroad Museum, the Baltimore Ravens, and the Charm’tastic Mile itself. The idea is simple: grab some eggnog, gather friends or family, and play the city’s own Monopoly as a new Charm City tradition. Looking toward the weekend, Baltimore.org’s events calendar is packed. At the Inner Harbor’s West Shore Park there’s an Ugly Sweater Day and Contest on Friday, a perfect excuse to pull out the most ridiculous holiday gear and enjoy the waterfront. Culture lovers can catch Candlelight: Christmas Special featuring The Nutcracker and more at the Baltimore Museum of Art’s Meyerhoff Auditorium, where live musicians perform holiday favorites by candlelight for an intimate, glowing atmosphere. For theater and improv fans, Baltimore.org highlights several shows at The Highwire Center in Highlandtown throughout the weekend, including Forging Laughter and Chaos Hour, offering fast-paced, unpredictable comedy. If you prefer something a little darker and more historic, the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum is hosting its “Bleak December” Poe Death in Baltimore bus tour, taking listeners through the mystery and lore surrounding Poe’s final days. Shoppers and makers have plenty to do as well. Baltimore.org lists a Holiday Craft Market at Corradetti Glass Studio in Clipper Mill, where local artisans fill the converted industrial space with jewelry, glass, and handmade gifts, plus the Winter Solstice Artist and Maker’s Market at Peabody Heights Brewery, combining craft beer with local vendors in This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 18 Dec 2025 10:04:52 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing this week, so let’s dive right into some of the best things listeners can do around the city. If you want something magical in the middle of the day, the touring production of Wicked is on stage at the Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center, with a matinee performance at the historic venue on North Eutaw Street. National Today lists the 2 p.m. show as part of the blockbuster tour, so listeners can slip into the world of Oz without leaving downtown. For a shorter outing with a lot of wow factor, the National Aquarium is offering its Australia fish feeding today at 11:20 a.m. in the Australia: Wild Extremes exhibit. According to the National Aquarium schedule, staff feed the massive barramundi while sharing quick facts about these fish, and the experience is included with general admission, making it a perfect Inner Harbor stop. Tonight, classic holiday magic hits the stage with The Nutcracker at The Lyric. SeatGeek notes a 7 p.m. performance, so listeners can dress up, grab a bite along Mount Royal Avenue, and then settle in for sugar plums, toy soldiers, and full-on seasonal nostalgia. All week long, the Charm’tastic Mile is leaning into the holidays with something a little quirky: Patch reports the first Annual Eggnog and B’More Monopoly Holiday Week, running December 17 through 24. The promotion celebrates the new Baltimore‑edition Monopoly game, featuring local icons like the National Aquarium, the Maryland Zoo, the B&O Railroad Museum, the Baltimore Ravens, and the Charm’tastic Mile itself. The idea is simple: grab some eggnog, gather friends or family, and play the city’s own Monopoly as a new Charm City tradition. Looking toward the weekend, Baltimore.org’s events calendar is packed. At the Inner Harbor’s West Shore Park there’s an Ugly Sweater Day and Contest on Friday, a perfect excuse to pull out the most ridiculous holiday gear and enjoy the waterfront. Culture lovers can catch Candlelight: Christmas Special featuring The Nutcracker and more at the Baltimore Museum of Art’s Meyerhoff Auditorium, where live musicians perform holiday favorites by candlelight for an intimate, glowing atmosphere. For theater and improv fans, Baltimore.org highlights several shows at The Highwire Center in Highlandtown throughout the weekend, including Forging Laughter and Chaos Hour, offering fast-paced, unpredictable comedy. If you prefer something a little darker and more historic, the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum is hosting its “Bleak December” Poe Death in Baltimore bus tour, taking listeners through the mystery and lore surrounding Poe’s final days. Shoppers and makers have plenty to do as well. Baltimore.org lists a Holiday Craft Market at Corradetti Glass Studio in Clipper Mill, where local artisans fill the converted industrial space with jewelry, glass, and handmade gifts, plus the Winter Solstice Artist and Maker’s Market at Peabody Heights Brewery, combining craft beer with local vendors in This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 235 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8080748631 Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, the city is absolutely buzzing with holiday energy, quirky local fun, and some big-time performances. This afternoon, head to the Baltimore Museum of Industry on Key Highway, where Visit Baltimore reports the museum is hosting extended hours and a free Holiday Market from 4 to 8 pm. You can wander the Decker Gallery turned festive marketplace, meet local makers, pick up handcrafted gifts, and explore the museum without paying a dime, with free parking to boot. If you’re feeling playful, the Enoch Pratt Free Library calendar lists Festive Music Bingo at the Southeast Anchor Library on Eastern Avenue at 4 pm. Expect holiday tunes, a cozy neighborhood vibe, and the simple joy of yelling “Bingo!” over a favorite song. Theater fans, tonight is a big one. National Today notes that the touring production of Wicked hits the Hippodrome at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center at 7:30 pm, giving listeners a chance to see the blockbuster Broadway musical right in downtown Baltimore. For something more community-focused, the Bromo Arts District calendar highlights Deceived in the district later this week, part of the neighborhood’s ongoing push to keep arts front and center. According to the events calendar from Visit Baltimore, the weekend ahead is packed. On Friday, you can stroll Museum by Candlelight at the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House, check out an ugly sweater day and contest at West Shore Park in the Inner Harbor, or lean into the season with a Candlelight Christmas Special featuring The Nutcracker and more at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Comedy lovers can drop by the Highwire Center for multiple improv blocks, while Keystone Korner hosts a Merry Christmas from José James jazz show in Harbor East. Saturday turns the dial all the way up. Visit Baltimore’s listings show a Winter Solstice Artist and Maker’s Market at Peabody Heights Brewery, a Holiday Craft Market at Corradetti Glass Studio in Clipper Mill, the Nevermore Nutcracker Ballet at Creative Alliance in Highlandtown, and the Hampden Holiday Market Winter Solstice Edition along West 36th Street. You can also catch the Jonas Brothers’ JONAS20 Greetings From Your Hometown tour stop at CFG Bank Arena, or wander Bmore Flea at Broadway Market in Fell’s Point for vintage finds and local vendors. On Sunday, Visit Baltimore notes the Ravens host the New England Patriots at M&T Bank Stadium, with watch parties around town, including one at Guilford Hall Brewery. For a more mellow vibe, there’s Candlelight tributes to Drake and The Beatles at the Maryland Center for History and Culture, plus an Annual Hanukkah Concert with the Baltimore Klezmer All-Stars and a Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols at St. David’s Episcopal Church for those craving tradition and music. Sprinkled through the whole week, the National Aquarium’s daily schedule features Animal Encounters at Harbor Overlook, where listeners can get up close to an Eastern b This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 17 Dec 2025 10:06:08 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, the city is absolutely buzzing with holiday energy, quirky local fun, and some big-time performances. This afternoon, head to the Baltimore Museum of Industry on Key Highway, where Visit Baltimore reports the museum is hosting extended hours and a free Holiday Market from 4 to 8 pm. You can wander the Decker Gallery turned festive marketplace, meet local makers, pick up handcrafted gifts, and explore the museum without paying a dime, with free parking to boot. If you’re feeling playful, the Enoch Pratt Free Library calendar lists Festive Music Bingo at the Southeast Anchor Library on Eastern Avenue at 4 pm. Expect holiday tunes, a cozy neighborhood vibe, and the simple joy of yelling “Bingo!” over a favorite song. Theater fans, tonight is a big one. National Today notes that the touring production of Wicked hits the Hippodrome at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center at 7:30 pm, giving listeners a chance to see the blockbuster Broadway musical right in downtown Baltimore. For something more community-focused, the Bromo Arts District calendar highlights Deceived in the district later this week, part of the neighborhood’s ongoing push to keep arts front and center. According to the events calendar from Visit Baltimore, the weekend ahead is packed. On Friday, you can stroll Museum by Candlelight at the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House, check out an ugly sweater day and contest at West Shore Park in the Inner Harbor, or lean into the season with a Candlelight Christmas Special featuring The Nutcracker and more at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Comedy lovers can drop by the Highwire Center for multiple improv blocks, while Keystone Korner hosts a Merry Christmas from José James jazz show in Harbor East. Saturday turns the dial all the way up. Visit Baltimore’s listings show a Winter Solstice Artist and Maker’s Market at Peabody Heights Brewery, a Holiday Craft Market at Corradetti Glass Studio in Clipper Mill, the Nevermore Nutcracker Ballet at Creative Alliance in Highlandtown, and the Hampden Holiday Market Winter Solstice Edition along West 36th Street. You can also catch the Jonas Brothers’ JONAS20 Greetings From Your Hometown tour stop at CFG Bank Arena, or wander Bmore Flea at Broadway Market in Fell’s Point for vintage finds and local vendors. On Sunday, Visit Baltimore notes the Ravens host the New England Patriots at M&T Bank Stadium, with watch parties around town, including one at Guilford Hall Brewery. For a more mellow vibe, there’s Candlelight tributes to Drake and The Beatles at the Maryland Center for History and Culture, plus an Annual Hanukkah Concert with the Baltimore Klezmer All-Stars and a Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols at St. David’s Episcopal Church for those craving tradition and music. Sprinkled through the whole week, the National Aquarium’s daily schedule features Animal Encounters at Harbor Overlook, where listeners can get up close to an Eastern b This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 244 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9516341611 Baltimore, if you’re wondering what to do this week, you’re in luck. The city is buzzing with holiday lights, big laughs, and plenty of ways to stay cozy while you play. Start by heading to the Inner Harbor, where the National Aquarium is keeping things lively with its daily Animal Encounter at Harbor Overlook. According to the National Aquarium’s schedule, you can get up close to ambassadors like an Eastern box turtle, an Australian bearded dragon, or even a hyacinth macaw in a quick, family-friendly session that’s included with admission and runs about 20 minutes. It’s a perfect way to warm up indoors while still feeling a little wild. If you’re leaning into the festive spirit, Delia Foley’s Pub in South Baltimore is hosting an X-Mas Music Bingo Party this week, as listed by Visit Baltimore. Picture two floors of holiday music, bingo cards instead of trivia sheets, and prizes flying as you sing along to seasonal classics with a drink in hand. It’s free to join and a great move for listeners who want something social but not too serious. For those who like their holidays loud and rolling, Eventbrite highlights the Fifth Annual Perry Hall Holiday Jeep Crawl at Perry Hall Middle School in northeast Baltimore. Dozens of Jeeps decked out in lights parade through the neighborhood as a fundraiser for Toys for Tots. There’s no registration fee, but participants and spectators are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy to drop at ACE Hardware on Ebenezer Road. It’s one of those small-but-mighty community events that feels like pure Baltimore. Looking ahead to the weekend, South Baltimore turns into a runway of questionable fashion with the SOBO Ugly Sweater Stroll, promoted by Visit Baltimore. A wristband gets you drink specials at neighborhood staples like AJ’s on Hanover, Delia Foley’s, Don’t Know Tavern, Riverside Taphouse, and Hair of the Dog, plus light-up swag and a shot at a grand prize for the best worst sweater. It’s 21 and over, limited capacity, and built for listeners who want a walking tour with a strong buzz. And if you’d rather laugh than bar crawl, the Baltimore Comedy Factory’s calendar shows big-name comics rolling through all month, with special weekend events and a strict 21-and-over policy. Expect a two-drink minimum, loud crowds, and that classic club energy out by the hotel entrance. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 14 Dec 2025 10:03:13 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore, if you’re wondering what to do this week, you’re in luck. The city is buzzing with holiday lights, big laughs, and plenty of ways to stay cozy while you play. Start by heading to the Inner Harbor, where the National Aquarium is keeping things lively with its daily Animal Encounter at Harbor Overlook. According to the National Aquarium’s schedule, you can get up close to ambassadors like an Eastern box turtle, an Australian bearded dragon, or even a hyacinth macaw in a quick, family-friendly session that’s included with admission and runs about 20 minutes. It’s a perfect way to warm up indoors while still feeling a little wild. If you’re leaning into the festive spirit, Delia Foley’s Pub in South Baltimore is hosting an X-Mas Music Bingo Party this week, as listed by Visit Baltimore. Picture two floors of holiday music, bingo cards instead of trivia sheets, and prizes flying as you sing along to seasonal classics with a drink in hand. It’s free to join and a great move for listeners who want something social but not too serious. For those who like their holidays loud and rolling, Eventbrite highlights the Fifth Annual Perry Hall Holiday Jeep Crawl at Perry Hall Middle School in northeast Baltimore. Dozens of Jeeps decked out in lights parade through the neighborhood as a fundraiser for Toys for Tots. There’s no registration fee, but participants and spectators are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy to drop at ACE Hardware on Ebenezer Road. It’s one of those small-but-mighty community events that feels like pure Baltimore. Looking ahead to the weekend, South Baltimore turns into a runway of questionable fashion with the SOBO Ugly Sweater Stroll, promoted by Visit Baltimore. A wristband gets you drink specials at neighborhood staples like AJ’s on Hanover, Delia Foley’s, Don’t Know Tavern, Riverside Taphouse, and Hair of the Dog, plus light-up swag and a shot at a grand prize for the best worst sweater. It’s 21 and over, limited capacity, and built for listeners who want a walking tour with a strong buzz. And if you’d rather laugh than bar crawl, the Baltimore Comedy Factory’s calendar shows big-name comics rolling through all month, with special weekend events and a strict 21-and-over policy. Expect a two-drink minimum, loud crowds, and that classic club energy out by the hotel entrance. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 165 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4399632399 Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, the city is absolutely packed with things to see, taste, and experience. According to Baltimore Magazine’s December events calendar, today is a perfect day to dive into holiday markets and music. Head to 2640 Space on St. Paul Street for the Charm City Craft Mafia Holiday Heap, a beloved annual market featuring more than 40 local makers offering handmade, original gifts from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Over at Heavy Seas Beer on Hollins Ferry Road, the Pints & Panic Holiday Vendor Market runs from noon to 5 p.m., blending local brews with more than two dozen vendors so listeners can sip while they shop for last-minute gifts. If you’re in the mood for live performance, Baltimore Magazine highlights Handel, Exemplified this evening, with the Handel Choir performing the works of the famed composer at venues around the city, a great way to slide into the holiday spirit with soaring choral music. Comedy fans can catch the legendary Andrew Dice Clay at Magooby’s Joke House in Timonium, with evening shows that promise unapologetically loud, old-school stand-up. For something a little more community-focused earlier in the day, Eventbrite lists the Final VU Event of 2025 at The Warehouse Collaborative on Union Avenue from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., complete with a book drive to support local readers, so listeners can give back while connecting with neighbors. Looking ahead to Sunday, Baltimore Magazine spotlights the Mayor’s Christmas Parade in Hampden and Medfield from 1 to 4 p.m., with massive floats, marching bands, local personalities, and Santa rolling down the Avenue. That same evening, the Ottobar Maker’s Market transforms the beloved rock club into an indoor-outdoor bazaar with handmade goods, hot drinks, food, and of course plenty of music. If you’re downtown all week, the Inner Harbor Ice Rink at Pratt Street is open daily through mid-January, and the Christmas Village at West Shore Park continues with its European-style stalls, heated tents, rides, and beer garden. For night owls willing to escape city lights, Patch reports that the Geminid meteor shower peaks this weekend, making it a stellar excuse for a quick late-night drive out of town to watch up to 120 meteors an hour streak across the Maryland sky. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 13 Dec 2025 10:05:21 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, the city is absolutely packed with things to see, taste, and experience. According to Baltimore Magazine’s December events calendar, today is a perfect day to dive into holiday markets and music. Head to 2640 Space on St. Paul Street for the Charm City Craft Mafia Holiday Heap, a beloved annual market featuring more than 40 local makers offering handmade, original gifts from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Over at Heavy Seas Beer on Hollins Ferry Road, the Pints & Panic Holiday Vendor Market runs from noon to 5 p.m., blending local brews with more than two dozen vendors so listeners can sip while they shop for last-minute gifts. If you’re in the mood for live performance, Baltimore Magazine highlights Handel, Exemplified this evening, with the Handel Choir performing the works of the famed composer at venues around the city, a great way to slide into the holiday spirit with soaring choral music. Comedy fans can catch the legendary Andrew Dice Clay at Magooby’s Joke House in Timonium, with evening shows that promise unapologetically loud, old-school stand-up. For something a little more community-focused earlier in the day, Eventbrite lists the Final VU Event of 2025 at The Warehouse Collaborative on Union Avenue from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., complete with a book drive to support local readers, so listeners can give back while connecting with neighbors. Looking ahead to Sunday, Baltimore Magazine spotlights the Mayor’s Christmas Parade in Hampden and Medfield from 1 to 4 p.m., with massive floats, marching bands, local personalities, and Santa rolling down the Avenue. That same evening, the Ottobar Maker’s Market transforms the beloved rock club into an indoor-outdoor bazaar with handmade goods, hot drinks, food, and of course plenty of music. If you’re downtown all week, the Inner Harbor Ice Rink at Pratt Street is open daily through mid-January, and the Christmas Village at West Shore Park continues with its European-style stalls, heated tents, rides, and beer garden. For night owls willing to escape city lights, Patch reports that the Geminid meteor shower peaks this weekend, making it a stellar excuse for a quick late-night drive out of town to watch up to 120 meteors an hour streak across the Maryland sky. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 169 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7565778784 Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, let’s dive into some of the best happenings around the city and nearby. According to Visit Baltimore, tonight you can lean into the holidays with the R&B Bingo Holiday Fundraiser at Dave & Buster’s in White Marsh, hosted by the R.I.S.E. Arts Center of Baltimore. From 7 to 10 p.m., expect classic R&B vibes, food and soft drinks included with your ticket, fun prizes, a student art show, and a silent auction, all in support of inclusive arts education for neurodivergent and underserved youth in Baltimore City. It’s 21 and over, with DJ Anti Mrgn on the decks and Big Fred on the mic, so listeners can count on a real party atmosphere while doing some good. If you’re in the mood for late-night energy downtown, Power Plant Live reports that Mosaic Ultra Lounge is hosting the HEYZd and Confused Tour tonight at 9 p.m. This one is for bass lovers: Steez Promo is bringing heavy electronic sounds powered by PK Sound to Mosaic, with 21 and over entry and discounted parking vouchers for the nearby Frederick Street garage. It’s a solid option for listeners who want to turn the night all the way up. Looking ahead to the weekend, AllEvents.in’s Baltimore listing highlights “A Christmas Carol for Edgar Allan Poe” at Motor House. This inventive twist on the classic story weaves Poe’s dark, gothic sensibility into Dickens’ holiday tale, making it a uniquely Baltimore experience in one of the city’s most beloved arts spaces. It’s a great pick for listeners who like their holiday spirit with a literary and slightly eerie edge. For a big, spectacular night out, the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore’s 2025 Holiday Guide points to the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s Cirque Nutcracker at the Meyerhoff. Running December 12 and 13, this production blends Tchaikovsky’s music with acrobatics from Troupe Vertigo, turning the Nutcracker into a high-flying, visually stunning experience. Think soaring aerial acts, contortion, and circus artistry synchronized with the orchestra, perfect for listeners wanting a special holiday outing. However you spend the week, Baltimore has you covered, from soulful bingo and bass-heavy nightlife to inventive theater and cirque-style classics. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around town. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 12 Dec 2025 10:04:46 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, let’s dive into some of the best happenings around the city and nearby. According to Visit Baltimore, tonight you can lean into the holidays with the R&B Bingo Holiday Fundraiser at Dave & Buster’s in White Marsh, hosted by the R.I.S.E. Arts Center of Baltimore. From 7 to 10 p.m., expect classic R&B vibes, food and soft drinks included with your ticket, fun prizes, a student art show, and a silent auction, all in support of inclusive arts education for neurodivergent and underserved youth in Baltimore City. It’s 21 and over, with DJ Anti Mrgn on the decks and Big Fred on the mic, so listeners can count on a real party atmosphere while doing some good. If you’re in the mood for late-night energy downtown, Power Plant Live reports that Mosaic Ultra Lounge is hosting the HEYZd and Confused Tour tonight at 9 p.m. This one is for bass lovers: Steez Promo is bringing heavy electronic sounds powered by PK Sound to Mosaic, with 21 and over entry and discounted parking vouchers for the nearby Frederick Street garage. It’s a solid option for listeners who want to turn the night all the way up. Looking ahead to the weekend, AllEvents.in’s Baltimore listing highlights “A Christmas Carol for Edgar Allan Poe” at Motor House. This inventive twist on the classic story weaves Poe’s dark, gothic sensibility into Dickens’ holiday tale, making it a uniquely Baltimore experience in one of the city’s most beloved arts spaces. It’s a great pick for listeners who like their holiday spirit with a literary and slightly eerie edge. For a big, spectacular night out, the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore’s 2025 Holiday Guide points to the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s Cirque Nutcracker at the Meyerhoff. Running December 12 and 13, this production blends Tchaikovsky’s music with acrobatics from Troupe Vertigo, turning the Nutcracker into a high-flying, visually stunning experience. Think soaring aerial acts, contortion, and circus artistry synchronized with the orchestra, perfect for listeners wanting a special holiday outing. However you spend the week, Baltimore has you covered, from soulful bingo and bass-heavy nightlife to inventive theater and cirque-style classics. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around town. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 173 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7125471426 Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do in the city this week, you’ve got a lot of options, from live music to mystery hunts and waterfront action. Let’s start tonight in the heart of downtown. According to SeatGeek and Power Plant Live, rapper Danny Brown is taking over Nevermore Hall at Power Plant Live at 7 p.m. If you’re into high-energy hip-hop, this is a perfect excuse to head to Market Place early, grab food at one of the surrounding bars, and then dive into the show. Nevermore is an intimate venue, so expect loud, close-up, and personal. If you’d rather turn the whole city into your playground, Eventbrite lists Baltimore’s Secret Society: Mystery Hunt kicking off this evening around Fells Point, starting at 920 South Broadway. It’s a self-guided, outdoor escape-game-style adventure where listeners solve clues, follow a story, and discover hidden corners of historic streets and waterfront views. It’s a fun option for date night or a small group of friends who want something different from the usual bar crawl. Looking ahead to Friday, the action shifts to the Inner Harbor. The U.S. Military Academy at West Point reports that the annual Patriot Games between West Point cadets and Naval Academy midshipmen will be happening right on the waterfront. Expect physically intense team challenges, lots of military pride, and crowds in black, gold, and navy blue. It’s free to watch, and it turns the Inner Harbor promenade into a live-action competition zone. For listeners who love live performance with a holiday twist, Baltimore Center Stage’s calendar shows Santa Claus is Comin’: A Motown Christmas running this week, including a Thursday evening performance at 7:30 p.m. It’s a soulful spin on seasonal favorites, mixing classic Motown style with holiday spirit, and it’s a great way to warm up a cold night. The Baltimore Magazine events calendar also highlights ongoing happenings like jazz and holiday sets at Keystone Korner Baltimore, along with art, markets, and workshops around the city, so it’s worth checking their listings if you want to fill your Friday night or weekend with more local flavor. However you spend it, Baltimore is buzzing this week, from hip-hop at Power Plant Live to puzzle-solving in Fells Point and spirited competition on the harbor. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in your city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 11 Dec 2025 10:05:29 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what to do in the city this week, you’ve got a lot of options, from live music to mystery hunts and waterfront action. Let’s start tonight in the heart of downtown. According to SeatGeek and Power Plant Live, rapper Danny Brown is taking over Nevermore Hall at Power Plant Live at 7 p.m. If you’re into high-energy hip-hop, this is a perfect excuse to head to Market Place early, grab food at one of the surrounding bars, and then dive into the show. Nevermore is an intimate venue, so expect loud, close-up, and personal. If you’d rather turn the whole city into your playground, Eventbrite lists Baltimore’s Secret Society: Mystery Hunt kicking off this evening around Fells Point, starting at 920 South Broadway. It’s a self-guided, outdoor escape-game-style adventure where listeners solve clues, follow a story, and discover hidden corners of historic streets and waterfront views. It’s a fun option for date night or a small group of friends who want something different from the usual bar crawl. Looking ahead to Friday, the action shifts to the Inner Harbor. The U.S. Military Academy at West Point reports that the annual Patriot Games between West Point cadets and Naval Academy midshipmen will be happening right on the waterfront. Expect physically intense team challenges, lots of military pride, and crowds in black, gold, and navy blue. It’s free to watch, and it turns the Inner Harbor promenade into a live-action competition zone. For listeners who love live performance with a holiday twist, Baltimore Center Stage’s calendar shows Santa Claus is Comin’: A Motown Christmas running this week, including a Thursday evening performance at 7:30 p.m. It’s a soulful spin on seasonal favorites, mixing classic Motown style with holiday spirit, and it’s a great way to warm up a cold night. The Baltimore Magazine events calendar also highlights ongoing happenings like jazz and holiday sets at Keystone Korner Baltimore, along with art, markets, and workshops around the city, so it’s worth checking their listings if you want to fill your Friday night or weekend with more local flavor. However you spend it, Baltimore is buzzing this week, from hip-hop at Power Plant Live to puzzle-solving in Fells Point and spirited competition on the harbor. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in your city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 172 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1850108126 Baltimore is buzzing this week with an exciting array of events suited for all kinds of interests. Starting today, those looking to add a bit of laughter to their midweek can head over to the Highwire Center for an improv comedy session from 4 to 6 p.m. If live music is more your vibe, the Metro Baltimore is hosting Swoll at 7 p.m., promising an evening of tunes and energy. Throughout the week, creative souls will enjoy the Festive Polymer Clay Ornament Making Class at Arteasy Studio on Light Street, running through Friday. For those interested in engaging conversations and performances, the Baltimore Improv Group presents "Who Are These People? An Evening of Hilarious Character Monologues" on Friday at their North Charles Street venue. The weekend ushers in more vibrant activities with a special highlight at the Maryland Science Center. On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the Make & Space Grand Opening Weekend invites visitors to explore new hands-on exhibits perfect for families and curious minds. Also on Saturday, the Harbor Point Holiday Market runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., showcasing local artisans and festive treats. Don’t miss the Holiday Elf Pub Crawl on Saturday evening starting at the Duchess on West 36th Street, a fun way to celebrate the season with drinks and costumes across multiple venues. Music lovers can take in a performance by the Chopteeth Afrofunk Big Band at the Creative Alliance, creating a lively soundtrack for your Saturday night. Sunday brings classic holiday charm with the Mayor’s Christmas Parade lighting up the Hampden and Medfield neighborhoods. For a more traditional music experience, the Baltimore Classical Guitar Society hosts their Holiday Concert at UMBC’s Linehan Concert Hall. For listeners who appreciate art and history, the Wye Oak Lecture on Baltimore's early American stoneware and the Mansion Holiday Open House at Cylburn Arboretum offer cultural and seasonal delights. Whether you are seeking comedy, crafts, music, or festive markets, Baltimore’s calendar this week is packed with ways to enjoy the holiday spirit and the city’s unique culture. Thank you for tuning in today. Remember to subscribe for more updates on where to go and what to do around Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 10 Dec 2025 10:04:24 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing this week with an exciting array of events suited for all kinds of interests. Starting today, those looking to add a bit of laughter to their midweek can head over to the Highwire Center for an improv comedy session from 4 to 6 p.m. If live music is more your vibe, the Metro Baltimore is hosting Swoll at 7 p.m., promising an evening of tunes and energy. Throughout the week, creative souls will enjoy the Festive Polymer Clay Ornament Making Class at Arteasy Studio on Light Street, running through Friday. For those interested in engaging conversations and performances, the Baltimore Improv Group presents "Who Are These People? An Evening of Hilarious Character Monologues" on Friday at their North Charles Street venue. The weekend ushers in more vibrant activities with a special highlight at the Maryland Science Center. On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the Make & Space Grand Opening Weekend invites visitors to explore new hands-on exhibits perfect for families and curious minds. Also on Saturday, the Harbor Point Holiday Market runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., showcasing local artisans and festive treats. Don’t miss the Holiday Elf Pub Crawl on Saturday evening starting at the Duchess on West 36th Street, a fun way to celebrate the season with drinks and costumes across multiple venues. Music lovers can take in a performance by the Chopteeth Afrofunk Big Band at the Creative Alliance, creating a lively soundtrack for your Saturday night. Sunday brings classic holiday charm with the Mayor’s Christmas Parade lighting up the Hampden and Medfield neighborhoods. For a more traditional music experience, the Baltimore Classical Guitar Society hosts their Holiday Concert at UMBC’s Linehan Concert Hall. For listeners who appreciate art and history, the Wye Oak Lecture on Baltimore's early American stoneware and the Mansion Holiday Open House at Cylburn Arboretum offer cultural and seasonal delights. Whether you are seeking comedy, crafts, music, or festive markets, Baltimore’s calendar this week is packed with ways to enjoy the holiday spirit and the city’s unique culture. Thank you for tuning in today. Remember to subscribe for more updates on where to go and what to do around Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 166 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9060136332 Baltimore is buzzing this week, so if you’re wondering what to do, you’re in exactly the right city at exactly the right time. Let’s start with today down at the Inner Harbor. The Waterfront Partnership’s Winter on the Waterfront lineup turns the harbor into a holiday playground. According to Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore, you can lace up your skates at the Inner Harbor Ice Rink for waterfront views, city lights, and a perfect date or family outing, then wander over to the Christmas Village for German-style bratwurst, waffles, gingerbread, and steaming mulled wine. The same source notes that Santa is on site at the Visitor Center for holiday photos, and yes, leashed pets are welcome in the pictures too, so the whole crew can get in on it. If you want something a little more active, Waterfront Partnership also highlights Girls Who Walk Baltimore hosting an Ugly Sweater Walk in Fells Point, a casual way to get some steps in, check out the cobblestone streets, and admire the decked-out waterfront rowhouses in full holiday mode. Over on Mount Royal Avenue, Maryland Institute College of Art is wrapping up its Art Market x Holiday Edition today, as MICA reports. Listeners can browse original art, prints, jewelry, and handmade goods from students, alumni, faculty, and staff at 1301 West Mount Royal Avenue. It’s one of the best ways all week to shop local and come away with one-of-a-kind Baltimore-made gifts. If you’re in a musical mood this afternoon, Lyric Baltimore is hosting “Sound the Bells,” a free holiday concert from the United States Army Field Band and Soldiers’ Chorus. The Army Field Band’s own site describes it as a full-on holiday extravaganza of classics and contemporary favorites, complete with big, cinematic arrangements that fill the historic Lyric with serious seasonal energy. Sports fans, you know what time it is: according to ticket platform SeatGeek, the Pittsburgh Steelers roll into M&T Bank Stadium for a 1 p.m. showdown with the Baltimore Ravens. Expect a charged atmosphere, tailgates along Russell Street, and the full purple takeover of downtown before and after the game. Looking ahead through the week and into next weekend, keep your eye on the Inner Harbor and nearby neighborhoods. Waterfront Partnership and Christmas Village organizers note that the Holiday Makers Market at Harborplace pops up on select days with dozens of local artists and makers, turning the promenade into a festive open-air shopping corridor. It’s perfect for last-minute gifts, hot drinks in hand, with the harbor lights as your backdrop. And if you love twinkling lights on the water, the Downtown Sailing Center is part of the Baltimore Lighted Boat Parade tradition through the Inner Harbor. The Center explains that decorated cruisers head out at dusk, turning the harbor into a floating light show. Even if you’re watching from shore, it’s one of the most uniquely Baltimore sights of the season. Round out your evenings at Ale Mary’s Christmas on This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 07 Dec 2025 10:05:20 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing this week, so if you’re wondering what to do, you’re in exactly the right city at exactly the right time. Let’s start with today down at the Inner Harbor. The Waterfront Partnership’s Winter on the Waterfront lineup turns the harbor into a holiday playground. According to Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore, you can lace up your skates at the Inner Harbor Ice Rink for waterfront views, city lights, and a perfect date or family outing, then wander over to the Christmas Village for German-style bratwurst, waffles, gingerbread, and steaming mulled wine. The same source notes that Santa is on site at the Visitor Center for holiday photos, and yes, leashed pets are welcome in the pictures too, so the whole crew can get in on it. If you want something a little more active, Waterfront Partnership also highlights Girls Who Walk Baltimore hosting an Ugly Sweater Walk in Fells Point, a casual way to get some steps in, check out the cobblestone streets, and admire the decked-out waterfront rowhouses in full holiday mode. Over on Mount Royal Avenue, Maryland Institute College of Art is wrapping up its Art Market x Holiday Edition today, as MICA reports. Listeners can browse original art, prints, jewelry, and handmade goods from students, alumni, faculty, and staff at 1301 West Mount Royal Avenue. It’s one of the best ways all week to shop local and come away with one-of-a-kind Baltimore-made gifts. If you’re in a musical mood this afternoon, Lyric Baltimore is hosting “Sound the Bells,” a free holiday concert from the United States Army Field Band and Soldiers’ Chorus. The Army Field Band’s own site describes it as a full-on holiday extravaganza of classics and contemporary favorites, complete with big, cinematic arrangements that fill the historic Lyric with serious seasonal energy. Sports fans, you know what time it is: according to ticket platform SeatGeek, the Pittsburgh Steelers roll into M&T Bank Stadium for a 1 p.m. showdown with the Baltimore Ravens. Expect a charged atmosphere, tailgates along Russell Street, and the full purple takeover of downtown before and after the game. Looking ahead through the week and into next weekend, keep your eye on the Inner Harbor and nearby neighborhoods. Waterfront Partnership and Christmas Village organizers note that the Holiday Makers Market at Harborplace pops up on select days with dozens of local artists and makers, turning the promenade into a festive open-air shopping corridor. It’s perfect for last-minute gifts, hot drinks in hand, with the harbor lights as your backdrop. And if you love twinkling lights on the water, the Downtown Sailing Center is part of the Baltimore Lighted Boat Parade tradition through the Inner Harbor. The Center explains that decorated cruisers head out at dusk, turning the harbor into a floating light show. Even if you’re watching from shore, it’s one of the most uniquely Baltimore sights of the season. Round out your evenings at Ale Mary’s Christmas on This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 231 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8031718605 Baltimore, if you’re wondering what to do this week, you’ve got a full sleigh of options waiting for you. Let’s start with holiday magic at the Inner Harbor. Visit Baltimore highlights the Christmas Village in Baltimore at West Shore Park, where Family Weekend brings kid-friendly performances, rides, and rows of wooden market stalls selling gifts, mulled wine, and German treats. Over at Harborplace, the Holiday Maker’s Market turns the Light Street Pavilion into a handmade-gift haven, perfect if you want to shop local while taking in waterfront views. If you’re up early with little ones, the Maryland Zoo’s Breakfast with Santa and Friends pairs pancakes with penguins and a meet-and-greet with the big guy himself, according to the Maryland Zoo’s event listing. For another cozy tradition, Johns Hopkins’ Hub promotes An Enchanted Evergreen at Evergreen Museum & Library, where listeners can wander a Gilded Age mansion decorated for the season, craft their own ornament, and enjoy festive snacks. Looking for markets and art? MICA’s 2025 Art Market x Holiday Edition, as described on the Maryland Institute College of Art site, fills the Brown Center with original prints, jewelry, ceramics, zines, and more by students and alumni. Later in the week, the Northwest Holiday Bazaar, promoted by Visit Baltimore, invites you to northwest Baltimore for a community-driven shopping event featuring local makers, hot chocolate, and holiday music. Down in Fell’s Point, Olde Tyme Christmas takes over Broadway Square with a daytime festival of vendors, carolers, and waterfront charm. Visit Baltimore also notes that the Baltimore Lighted Boat Parade glides from Canton through Fells Point, Harbor East, and the Inner Harbor in the evening, with decorated boats turning the harbor into a floating festival of lights. If your vibe is more nightlife than nutcrackers, Power Plant Live is advertising its Dayshift Party, an early-evening throwback bash with full nightclub energy, confetti, and DJs, but without the 2 a.m. crash. Comedy fans can slip into Highwire Improv in Highlandtown, where Visit Baltimore lists multiple improv blocks and even a free LGBTQIA+ Improv Jam, perfect if you want to hop on stage yourself. And for sports energy, Visit Baltimore notes that the Baltimore Ravens host the Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium this Sunday, so you can wrap your weekend in purple with tailgates, chants, and a loud AFC North showdown. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 06 Dec 2025 10:04:43 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore, if you’re wondering what to do this week, you’ve got a full sleigh of options waiting for you. Let’s start with holiday magic at the Inner Harbor. Visit Baltimore highlights the Christmas Village in Baltimore at West Shore Park, where Family Weekend brings kid-friendly performances, rides, and rows of wooden market stalls selling gifts, mulled wine, and German treats. Over at Harborplace, the Holiday Maker’s Market turns the Light Street Pavilion into a handmade-gift haven, perfect if you want to shop local while taking in waterfront views. If you’re up early with little ones, the Maryland Zoo’s Breakfast with Santa and Friends pairs pancakes with penguins and a meet-and-greet with the big guy himself, according to the Maryland Zoo’s event listing. For another cozy tradition, Johns Hopkins’ Hub promotes An Enchanted Evergreen at Evergreen Museum & Library, where listeners can wander a Gilded Age mansion decorated for the season, craft their own ornament, and enjoy festive snacks. Looking for markets and art? MICA’s 2025 Art Market x Holiday Edition, as described on the Maryland Institute College of Art site, fills the Brown Center with original prints, jewelry, ceramics, zines, and more by students and alumni. Later in the week, the Northwest Holiday Bazaar, promoted by Visit Baltimore, invites you to northwest Baltimore for a community-driven shopping event featuring local makers, hot chocolate, and holiday music. Down in Fell’s Point, Olde Tyme Christmas takes over Broadway Square with a daytime festival of vendors, carolers, and waterfront charm. Visit Baltimore also notes that the Baltimore Lighted Boat Parade glides from Canton through Fells Point, Harbor East, and the Inner Harbor in the evening, with decorated boats turning the harbor into a floating festival of lights. If your vibe is more nightlife than nutcrackers, Power Plant Live is advertising its Dayshift Party, an early-evening throwback bash with full nightclub energy, confetti, and DJs, but without the 2 a.m. crash. Comedy fans can slip into Highwire Improv in Highlandtown, where Visit Baltimore lists multiple improv blocks and even a free LGBTQIA+ Improv Jam, perfect if you want to hop on stage yourself. And for sports energy, Visit Baltimore notes that the Baltimore Ravens host the Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium this Sunday, so you can wrap your weekend in purple with tailgates, chants, and a loud AFC North showdown. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 167 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3721386605 Baltimore is buzzing with holiday energy this week, and there is plenty for listeners to do all over Charm City. From waterfront markets and lighted boats to comedy, concerts, and family fun, this is a perfect time to lean into the season and explore the city. Start tonight in Fells Point, where Miracle on Thames Street – part of the Charm City Night Market series – turns the cobblestone waterfront into a cozy winter street festival. According to Visit Baltimore, you can stroll Thames Street between 6 and 10 p.m., browsing local vendors, grabbing street food, and enjoying live entertainment as the harbor lights shimmer in the background. Down at the Inner Harbor, the Christmas Village in Baltimore continues its annual run at West Shore Park and Bicentennial Plaza, with wooden market huts, a 65‑foot Ferris wheel, a new carousel, Glühwein, and plenty of artisan gifts, as detailed by the event organizers at baltimore‑christmas dot com. Listeners looking for an indoor cultural hit have some great options. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is presenting Elf in Concert at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, where the film plays on the big screen while the orchestra performs the score live, a highlight frequently mentioned in local December event roundups. Over in Station North, the Motor House is hosting “A Christmas Carol for Edgar Allan Poe,” a quirky seasonal stage production that reimagines Dickens through Baltimore’s favorite master of the macabre, noted by Baltimore Fishbowl’s weekend guide. If you are planning for Saturday, lean into the city’s “most festive weekend” on the waterfront. Eye on Annapolis describes Baltimore’s Most Festive Weekend as a full day of holiday shopping, character appearances, and activities along the harbor, capped by the beloved Baltimore Lighted Boat Parade as illuminated vessels cruise from Canton through Fells Point, Harbor East, and the Inner Harbor. Families might want to combine that with a visit to the Holiday Maker’s Market at Harborplace’s Light Street Pavilion, where Visit Baltimore highlights local makers selling crafts, jewelry, and seasonal treats. Sunday offers a big dose of Baltimore spirit. Baltimore Style points to the Baltimore Ravens hosting the Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium, a high‑stakes AFC North matchup that will have the entire city in purple. If football is not your thing, head to Hampden for the Hampden Krampuslauf, where costumed marchers, games, and an after‑party at Frazier’s on the Avenue turn the neighborhood into a tongue‑in‑cheek holiday spectacle, as described in Baltimore Fishbowl’s weekend events listing. You can round out the evening with Winter Lights at the Patterson Park Observatory or a cozy spin through one of the many neighborhood holiday markets and improv comedy shows listed on Baltimore dot org’s events calendar. Thanks for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more ch This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 05 Dec 2025 10:05:19 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing with holiday energy this week, and there is plenty for listeners to do all over Charm City. From waterfront markets and lighted boats to comedy, concerts, and family fun, this is a perfect time to lean into the season and explore the city. Start tonight in Fells Point, where Miracle on Thames Street – part of the Charm City Night Market series – turns the cobblestone waterfront into a cozy winter street festival. According to Visit Baltimore, you can stroll Thames Street between 6 and 10 p.m., browsing local vendors, grabbing street food, and enjoying live entertainment as the harbor lights shimmer in the background. Down at the Inner Harbor, the Christmas Village in Baltimore continues its annual run at West Shore Park and Bicentennial Plaza, with wooden market huts, a 65‑foot Ferris wheel, a new carousel, Glühwein, and plenty of artisan gifts, as detailed by the event organizers at baltimore‑christmas dot com. Listeners looking for an indoor cultural hit have some great options. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is presenting Elf in Concert at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, where the film plays on the big screen while the orchestra performs the score live, a highlight frequently mentioned in local December event roundups. Over in Station North, the Motor House is hosting “A Christmas Carol for Edgar Allan Poe,” a quirky seasonal stage production that reimagines Dickens through Baltimore’s favorite master of the macabre, noted by Baltimore Fishbowl’s weekend guide. If you are planning for Saturday, lean into the city’s “most festive weekend” on the waterfront. Eye on Annapolis describes Baltimore’s Most Festive Weekend as a full day of holiday shopping, character appearances, and activities along the harbor, capped by the beloved Baltimore Lighted Boat Parade as illuminated vessels cruise from Canton through Fells Point, Harbor East, and the Inner Harbor. Families might want to combine that with a visit to the Holiday Maker’s Market at Harborplace’s Light Street Pavilion, where Visit Baltimore highlights local makers selling crafts, jewelry, and seasonal treats. Sunday offers a big dose of Baltimore spirit. Baltimore Style points to the Baltimore Ravens hosting the Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium, a high‑stakes AFC North matchup that will have the entire city in purple. If football is not your thing, head to Hampden for the Hampden Krampuslauf, where costumed marchers, games, and an after‑party at Frazier’s on the Avenue turn the neighborhood into a tongue‑in‑cheek holiday spectacle, as described in Baltimore Fishbowl’s weekend events listing. You can round out the evening with Winter Lights at the Patterson Park Observatory or a cozy spin through one of the many neighborhood holiday markets and improv comedy shows listed on Baltimore dot org’s events calendar. Thanks for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more ch This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 199 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1525673676 Welcome to your Baltimore events guide for this week! Whether you're looking for holiday magic, live entertainment, or family fun, Baltimore has something special lined up for you. Starting today, Thursday December fourth, head to Mount Vernon Place for the fifty-fourth annual Washington Monument Lighting from five to eight in the evening. This beloved holiday tradition features caroling, festive food, and the night concludes with fireworks that officially kick off the season. If you're in the Aberdeen area, Harford Holidays at Ripken Stadium is open tonight from five to eight with thousands of twinkling lights, photos with Santa, sleigh rides, s'mores, and hot chocolate. Admission is fifteen dollars for adults and ten dollars for kids and seniors. Friday brings even more festive cheer. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents Elf in Concert at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Cathedral Street. For music lovers, Take Six performs their Holiday Show at Keystone Korner Baltimore starting at five in the afternoon. If you prefer art, check out the opening reception for Orbiting and Landed featuring paintings by Sonny Lacey and Kristin Wiebe at Baltimore Art Gallery on West thirty-sixth Street. The Charm City Night Market returns to Thames Street from six to ten in the evening with live music and local vendors. For those seeking spontaneous fun, the Highwire Center offers multiple improv shows throughout the evening. Saturday is packed with activities. The Baltimore Lighted Boat Parade lights up Canton, Fells Point, Harbor East, and Inner Harbor from five forty-five to eight in the evening, creating a magical waterside display. Fell's Point celebrates Olde Tyme Christmas from nine in the morning to seven at night with traditional holiday festivities. The Maryland Zoo hosts Breakfast with Santa and Friends at Druid Hill Park. For creative types, Manor Mill offers woodturning workshops creating snowmen and Christmas trees, while the MICA Art Market brings holiday shopping to Brown Center on West Mount Royal Avenue. Don't miss the Nutcracker Ballet performed at the Hippodrome PAC, and Christmas Village in Baltimore features their historic carousel, a sixty-five-foot Ferris wheel, and appearances by Gingy the Gingerbread mascot from one to four in the afternoon. Sunday rounds out the weekend with the Baltimore Ravens taking on the Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium. Winter Lights illuminate Patterson Park Observatory, while creative performances like the Bluegrass Nutcracker continue at the Creative Alliance. Thank you for tuning in to your Baltimore events guide this week. Be sure to subscribe for more local happenings and entertainment tips. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 04 Dec 2025 10:03:32 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Welcome to your Baltimore events guide for this week! Whether you're looking for holiday magic, live entertainment, or family fun, Baltimore has something special lined up for you. Starting today, Thursday December fourth, head to Mount Vernon Place for the fifty-fourth annual Washington Monument Lighting from five to eight in the evening. This beloved holiday tradition features caroling, festive food, and the night concludes with fireworks that officially kick off the season. If you're in the Aberdeen area, Harford Holidays at Ripken Stadium is open tonight from five to eight with thousands of twinkling lights, photos with Santa, sleigh rides, s'mores, and hot chocolate. Admission is fifteen dollars for adults and ten dollars for kids and seniors. Friday brings even more festive cheer. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents Elf in Concert at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Cathedral Street. For music lovers, Take Six performs their Holiday Show at Keystone Korner Baltimore starting at five in the afternoon. If you prefer art, check out the opening reception for Orbiting and Landed featuring paintings by Sonny Lacey and Kristin Wiebe at Baltimore Art Gallery on West thirty-sixth Street. The Charm City Night Market returns to Thames Street from six to ten in the evening with live music and local vendors. For those seeking spontaneous fun, the Highwire Center offers multiple improv shows throughout the evening. Saturday is packed with activities. The Baltimore Lighted Boat Parade lights up Canton, Fells Point, Harbor East, and Inner Harbor from five forty-five to eight in the evening, creating a magical waterside display. Fell's Point celebrates Olde Tyme Christmas from nine in the morning to seven at night with traditional holiday festivities. The Maryland Zoo hosts Breakfast with Santa and Friends at Druid Hill Park. For creative types, Manor Mill offers woodturning workshops creating snowmen and Christmas trees, while the MICA Art Market brings holiday shopping to Brown Center on West Mount Royal Avenue. Don't miss the Nutcracker Ballet performed at the Hippodrome PAC, and Christmas Village in Baltimore features their historic carousel, a sixty-five-foot Ferris wheel, and appearances by Gingy the Gingerbread mascot from one to four in the afternoon. Sunday rounds out the weekend with the Baltimore Ravens taking on the Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium. Winter Lights illuminate Patterson Park Observatory, while creative performances like the Bluegrass Nutcracker continue at the Creative Alliance. Thank you for tuning in to your Baltimore events guide this week. Be sure to subscribe for more local happenings and entertainment tips. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 179 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5224116905 Welcome to your Baltimore events guide for this week! Whether you're looking to get festive, explore local art, or dance the night away, Charm City has something special lined up for you. Starting right now on Wednesday evening, head to Keystone Korner Baltimore on Lancaster Street for Warren Wolf's Christmas Vibes show at seven o'clock. If you're in the mood for something more active, the Pride Center of Maryland is hosting Salsa with Pride from seven to nine thirty at their Saint Paul Street location. It's an inclusive evening of Latin dancing where donations are welcome but not required. Thursday brings a meaningful film screening at Jubilee Arts Baltimore on Pennsylvania Avenue from six to eight in the evening. Grassroot Media Makers and Druid Heights CDC are presenting a documentary about the historic McCulloh Street and redlining in Baltimore, offering important context about the city's past. Friday is absolutely packed with options. The Wishing Tree opens at one sixteen West Mulberry Street from six to seven thirty. This stunning installation transforms discarded Pringles cans into an art piece featuring handwritten messages from Baltimore residents. If you're craving entertainment, the SNF Parkway Theatre is hosting Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves, a drag show and trivia contest celebrating Diane Keaton, starting at six thirty. For late-night energy, Moneybagg Yo brings hip hop vibes to Ikonic Live on Guilford Avenue from ten pm to two in the morning. Come Saturday, the MICA Art Market Holiday Edition opens at Mount Royal Avenue from eleven to six. It's the perfect spot to shop original creations from Maryland Institute College of Art students and alumni. Also Saturday, the Holiday Festival at The Village at Mondawmin from one to three offers family activities including festive crafts, hot cocoa, and gingerbread decorating. Sunday wraps up the weekend wonderfully. The Girls Who Walk Baltimore Ugly Sweater Walk starts at ten am at Charm City Run in Fells Point, complete with a Christmas Village and toy drive. The True Chesapeake Holiday Market at Whitehall Mill features over seventy vendors selling art, ceramics, and clothing from eleven am to four pm. This week Baltimore is truly celebrating the season with creativity, community, and culture at every turn. Thank you so much for tuning in to this week's Baltimore events guide. Don't forget to subscribe for more local recommendations and happenings around Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 03 Dec 2025 10:02:38 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Welcome to your Baltimore events guide for this week! Whether you're looking to get festive, explore local art, or dance the night away, Charm City has something special lined up for you. Starting right now on Wednesday evening, head to Keystone Korner Baltimore on Lancaster Street for Warren Wolf's Christmas Vibes show at seven o'clock. If you're in the mood for something more active, the Pride Center of Maryland is hosting Salsa with Pride from seven to nine thirty at their Saint Paul Street location. It's an inclusive evening of Latin dancing where donations are welcome but not required. Thursday brings a meaningful film screening at Jubilee Arts Baltimore on Pennsylvania Avenue from six to eight in the evening. Grassroot Media Makers and Druid Heights CDC are presenting a documentary about the historic McCulloh Street and redlining in Baltimore, offering important context about the city's past. Friday is absolutely packed with options. The Wishing Tree opens at one sixteen West Mulberry Street from six to seven thirty. This stunning installation transforms discarded Pringles cans into an art piece featuring handwritten messages from Baltimore residents. If you're craving entertainment, the SNF Parkway Theatre is hosting Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves, a drag show and trivia contest celebrating Diane Keaton, starting at six thirty. For late-night energy, Moneybagg Yo brings hip hop vibes to Ikonic Live on Guilford Avenue from ten pm to two in the morning. Come Saturday, the MICA Art Market Holiday Edition opens at Mount Royal Avenue from eleven to six. It's the perfect spot to shop original creations from Maryland Institute College of Art students and alumni. Also Saturday, the Holiday Festival at The Village at Mondawmin from one to three offers family activities including festive crafts, hot cocoa, and gingerbread decorating. Sunday wraps up the weekend wonderfully. The Girls Who Walk Baltimore Ugly Sweater Walk starts at ten am at Charm City Run in Fells Point, complete with a Christmas Village and toy drive. The True Chesapeake Holiday Market at Whitehall Mill features over seventy vendors selling art, ceramics, and clothing from eleven am to four pm. This week Baltimore is truly celebrating the season with creativity, community, and culture at every turn. Thank you so much for tuning in to this week's Baltimore events guide. Don't forget to subscribe for more local recommendations and happenings around Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 164 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7995552522 Good morning Baltimore! Today is Sunday, November 30th, and we've got some fantastic holiday happenings to get you out and about this week. Let's dive in. Right now, the Festival of Trees is in full swing at the Maryland State Fairgrounds Cow Palace on York Road. This is the 36th annual celebration, and it's absolutely magical. You'll find over 800 uniquely decorated trees, wreaths, and gingerbread houses transforming the venue into a winter wonderland. There are kids' rides, carnival games, face painting, and local vendors everywhere. It stays open until 4 PM today, so you've still got time to catch it. Tickets are just twenty dollars, and all proceeds support Kennedy Krieger Institute. If you're looking for something right now this morning, head over to Sagamore Spirit Distillery at 301 East Cromwell Street at 10:30 AM for their Craft Your Own Brunch Cocktail Class. You'll make two brunch-inspired whiskey cocktails and it's a perfect way to start your Sunday funday. For the remaining of this week, Baltimore's holiday season is in full force. The Christmas Express Cruise at Inner Harbor Finger Piers continues daily, departing on the hour from noon to 5 PM. This 45-minute harbor cruise departs right from the Christmas Village, giving you gorgeous views of Baltimore's waterfront all decked out in holiday lights. Miracle on 34th Street in Hampden turns on the lights at 6 PM every evening and stays lit until New Year's Day. This iconic Baltimore tradition features over-the-top displays, glowing rowhouses, and crowds strolling past holiday shops, food, and drinks. Best part? Admission is completely free. Looking ahead to Saturday, December 6th, Winter Wonderland opens at 321 East Cromwell Street with premium holiday vendors, crafts, food, and immersive holiday lights running from 11 AM to 10 PM. There's also the St. Nicholas Fun Run 5K at Fort McHenry starting at 8 AM, where you can drop by anytime and complete three laps. Proceeds benefit the Baltimore International Seafarers' Center. Before we wrap up, don't miss Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical at the Hippodrome Theatre. There are performances today at 7 PM with tickets starting at 54 dollars and fifty cents. Baltimore's got that holiday magic in the air, so get out there and celebrate with your family and friends. Thank you so much for tuning in and please subscribe for more events and things to do around our wonderful city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 30 Nov 2025 10:02:52 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Good morning Baltimore! Today is Sunday, November 30th, and we've got some fantastic holiday happenings to get you out and about this week. Let's dive in. Right now, the Festival of Trees is in full swing at the Maryland State Fairgrounds Cow Palace on York Road. This is the 36th annual celebration, and it's absolutely magical. You'll find over 800 uniquely decorated trees, wreaths, and gingerbread houses transforming the venue into a winter wonderland. There are kids' rides, carnival games, face painting, and local vendors everywhere. It stays open until 4 PM today, so you've still got time to catch it. Tickets are just twenty dollars, and all proceeds support Kennedy Krieger Institute. If you're looking for something right now this morning, head over to Sagamore Spirit Distillery at 301 East Cromwell Street at 10:30 AM for their Craft Your Own Brunch Cocktail Class. You'll make two brunch-inspired whiskey cocktails and it's a perfect way to start your Sunday funday. For the remaining of this week, Baltimore's holiday season is in full force. The Christmas Express Cruise at Inner Harbor Finger Piers continues daily, departing on the hour from noon to 5 PM. This 45-minute harbor cruise departs right from the Christmas Village, giving you gorgeous views of Baltimore's waterfront all decked out in holiday lights. Miracle on 34th Street in Hampden turns on the lights at 6 PM every evening and stays lit until New Year's Day. This iconic Baltimore tradition features over-the-top displays, glowing rowhouses, and crowds strolling past holiday shops, food, and drinks. Best part? Admission is completely free. Looking ahead to Saturday, December 6th, Winter Wonderland opens at 321 East Cromwell Street with premium holiday vendors, crafts, food, and immersive holiday lights running from 11 AM to 10 PM. There's also the St. Nicholas Fun Run 5K at Fort McHenry starting at 8 AM, where you can drop by anytime and complete three laps. Proceeds benefit the Baltimore International Seafarers' Center. Before we wrap up, don't miss Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical at the Hippodrome Theatre. There are performances today at 7 PM with tickets starting at 54 dollars and fifty cents. Baltimore's got that holiday magic in the air, so get out there and celebrate with your family and friends. Thank you so much for tuning in and please subscribe for more events and things to do around our wonderful city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 177 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8140901178 Baltimore is absolutely buzzing this weekend, and whether you're looking for holiday cheer, live music, or unique shopping experiences, there's something perfect waiting for you. If you're a holiday enthusiast, the Christkind Ceremony and Pyramid Lighting at Christmas Village in Baltimore is happening today at Inner Harbor West Shore Park. It's a magical way to kick off the festive season. Over at the Maryland Center for History and Culture, candlelight tribute concerts are featuring both Taylor Swift and The Beatles tonight, creating an intimate musical experience you won't find anywhere else. These aren't your typical concerts, listeners. They're multi-sensory performances with live string quartets performing by candlelight for a full sixty minutes of pure enchantment. For the theater-loving crowd, A Christmas Carol is running at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company on South Calvert Street, bringing the classic tale to life with fresh interpretation. If you prefer something more playful, Bah Humbug, a mostly improvised take on the Christmas Carol, is performing at Theatre Project through the weekend. This is Small Business Saturday, so head to R. House on West Twenty-Ninth Street for the Mini Maker's Market, celebrating local artisans and independent creators. The Light Street Pavilion is also hosting a celebration of culture and craft, perfect for finding unique gifts while supporting Baltimore's thriving small business community. Music lovers have incredible options throughout the weekend. Keystone Korner Baltimore is hosting multiple performances, including an All White Christmas Tribute to Frankie Beverly and Maze featuring Paul Bumbry, happening both Saturday and Sunday evenings. Post-Thanksgiving Concerts with Charm City Junction and Ken and Brad Kolodner are happening at Stony Run Friends Meeting on Saturday at three thirty in the afternoon. If you want something for the whole family, the B and O Railroad Museum is offering both Polar Express train rides today and Breakfast with Santa tomorrow morning, creating memories that'll last all year long. The Kennedy Krieger's Festival of Trees continues through the weekend at the Cow Palace, and there's even Tinsel on Tap happening Saturday evening if you want your holiday spirit with a craft beverage. Sunday brings even more options, including a Cooking Class for Homemade Mozzarella at Guilford Hall Brewery and the Hampden Holiday Market, featuring that same small Saturday shopping energy. Thank you for tuning in, listeners. Be sure to subscribe for more information about everything happening in Baltimore. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 29 Nov 2025 10:02:21 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore is absolutely buzzing this weekend, and whether you're looking for holiday cheer, live music, or unique shopping experiences, there's something perfect waiting for you. If you're a holiday enthusiast, the Christkind Ceremony and Pyramid Lighting at Christmas Village in Baltimore is happening today at Inner Harbor West Shore Park. It's a magical way to kick off the festive season. Over at the Maryland Center for History and Culture, candlelight tribute concerts are featuring both Taylor Swift and The Beatles tonight, creating an intimate musical experience you won't find anywhere else. These aren't your typical concerts, listeners. They're multi-sensory performances with live string quartets performing by candlelight for a full sixty minutes of pure enchantment. For the theater-loving crowd, A Christmas Carol is running at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company on South Calvert Street, bringing the classic tale to life with fresh interpretation. If you prefer something more playful, Bah Humbug, a mostly improvised take on the Christmas Carol, is performing at Theatre Project through the weekend. This is Small Business Saturday, so head to R. House on West Twenty-Ninth Street for the Mini Maker's Market, celebrating local artisans and independent creators. The Light Street Pavilion is also hosting a celebration of culture and craft, perfect for finding unique gifts while supporting Baltimore's thriving small business community. Music lovers have incredible options throughout the weekend. Keystone Korner Baltimore is hosting multiple performances, including an All White Christmas Tribute to Frankie Beverly and Maze featuring Paul Bumbry, happening both Saturday and Sunday evenings. Post-Thanksgiving Concerts with Charm City Junction and Ken and Brad Kolodner are happening at Stony Run Friends Meeting on Saturday at three thirty in the afternoon. If you want something for the whole family, the B and O Railroad Museum is offering both Polar Express train rides today and Breakfast with Santa tomorrow morning, creating memories that'll last all year long. The Kennedy Krieger's Festival of Trees continues through the weekend at the Cow Palace, and there's even Tinsel on Tap happening Saturday evening if you want your holiday spirit with a craft beverage. Sunday brings even more options, including a Cooking Class for Homemade Mozzarella at Guilford Hall Brewery and the Hampden Holiday Market, featuring that same small Saturday shopping energy. Thank you for tuning in, listeners. Be sure to subscribe for more information about everything happening in Baltimore. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 178 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8429329499 Welcome to your Baltimore weekend guide! If you're looking for something exciting to do today through the weekend, we've got you covered with some fantastic events happening right here in our city. Starting tonight, The Perch is launching Perchmas, their Showgirl Christmas Pop Up, with a grand opening beginning at six in the evening at eleven ten South Charles Street. This holiday spectacle runs all night long, so if you're in the mood for festive fun and seasonal cheer, head downtown and join the celebration. If you're into music and nightlife, Power Plant Live has several events happening. Dirt Monkey is performing at Mosaic Ultra Lounge tonight at nine in the evening, with doors opening at that time. This is a twenty-one plus event featuring special guest Space Wizard, so bring your ID and get ready to dance. For outdoor adventure seekers, the Baltimore Conspiracy Game is hosting an outdoor escape experience today at nine twenty in the morning at nine twenty South Broadway. It's a unique way to spend your Friday if you enjoy problem-solving and outdoor activities. Now let's talk about the weekend. Saturday is shaping up to be particularly special with the American Visionary Arts Museum celebrating its thirtieth birthday bash. The AVAM is located in Baltimore and will be open from ten in the morning until five in the evening on Saturday. Expect guided tours, art-making activities, birthday cake, and artist meet-and-greets. It's the perfect celebration of three decades of visionary art and creativity that makes Baltimore unique. Also happening this weekend in the nearby Timonium area is the Kennedy Krieger Festival of Trees, a three-day holiday celebration featuring over eight hundred uniquely decorated trees, wreaths, and gingerbread houses. This beautiful event benefits the Kennedy Krieger Institute, so you're supporting a great cause while enjoying festive holiday displays. It's located at twenty two hundred York Road. Whether you're looking for holiday cheer, live entertainment, art and culture, or outdoor adventures, Baltimore has something for everyone this weekend. So bundle up, get out there, and make the most of your time in our vibrant city. Thank you for tuning in to your Baltimore weekend guide. Be sure to subscribe for more local recommendations. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 28 Nov 2025 10:01:59 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Welcome to your Baltimore weekend guide! If you're looking for something exciting to do today through the weekend, we've got you covered with some fantastic events happening right here in our city. Starting tonight, The Perch is launching Perchmas, their Showgirl Christmas Pop Up, with a grand opening beginning at six in the evening at eleven ten South Charles Street. This holiday spectacle runs all night long, so if you're in the mood for festive fun and seasonal cheer, head downtown and join the celebration. If you're into music and nightlife, Power Plant Live has several events happening. Dirt Monkey is performing at Mosaic Ultra Lounge tonight at nine in the evening, with doors opening at that time. This is a twenty-one plus event featuring special guest Space Wizard, so bring your ID and get ready to dance. For outdoor adventure seekers, the Baltimore Conspiracy Game is hosting an outdoor escape experience today at nine twenty in the morning at nine twenty South Broadway. It's a unique way to spend your Friday if you enjoy problem-solving and outdoor activities. Now let's talk about the weekend. Saturday is shaping up to be particularly special with the American Visionary Arts Museum celebrating its thirtieth birthday bash. The AVAM is located in Baltimore and will be open from ten in the morning until five in the evening on Saturday. Expect guided tours, art-making activities, birthday cake, and artist meet-and-greets. It's the perfect celebration of three decades of visionary art and creativity that makes Baltimore unique. Also happening this weekend in the nearby Timonium area is the Kennedy Krieger Festival of Trees, a three-day holiday celebration featuring over eight hundred uniquely decorated trees, wreaths, and gingerbread houses. This beautiful event benefits the Kennedy Krieger Institute, so you're supporting a great cause while enjoying festive holiday displays. It's located at twenty two hundred York Road. Whether you're looking for holiday cheer, live entertainment, art and culture, or outdoor adventures, Baltimore has something for everyone this weekend. So bundle up, get out there, and make the most of your time in our vibrant city. Thank you for tuning in to your Baltimore weekend guide. Be sure to subscribe for more local recommendations. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 151 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2330889815 Happy Thanksgiving from Baltimore. Today is full of fun and festive activities for everyone. Start your morning with the Y Turkey Trot Charity 5K at the Weinberg Y in Waverly. It’s a great way to get moving and support a good cause, with races for all ages and abilities. The event runs from 8:30 AM to noon, and everyone is welcome, even your pup. For more details, visit yturkeytrot.org. If you’re looking for something more laid back, head to the National Aquarium for a Shark Talk at 11:30 AM. It’s included with admission and a perfect way to learn something new while enjoying the holiday. The Port Discovery Children’s Museum is also open from 10 AM to 5 PM, offering plenty of hands-on fun for the kids. Later tonight, catch the Baltimore Ravens take on the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium. Kickoff is at 8:20 PM, and it’s a big game for the team as they look to keep their winning streak alive. Tickets are available through SeatGeek and other official outlets. For those who love live music, The Basement R&B Party at Nevermore Hall is happening tonight. It’s a 90s and 00s throwback with a bounce, perfect for dancing the night away. The event is for ages 21 and up, and parking is available. This weekend, check out Winterfest 2025 at Baltimore Clayworks, a celebration of art and community. The event features local artists, food, and family-friendly activities. The Black Friday Music & Arts EXPO is also happening, offering free food, live performances, and support for families in need. For a relaxing evening, take a stroll through the Charm’tastic Mile, a famous stretch connecting downtown Baltimore, the Inner Harbor, and Harbor East. It’s a great place to soak in the city’s unique vibe and maybe even spot some Ravens fans celebrating their team. Thanks for tuning in. Make sure to subscribe for more updates on what’s happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 27 Nov 2025 10:03:04 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Happy Thanksgiving from Baltimore. Today is full of fun and festive activities for everyone. Start your morning with the Y Turkey Trot Charity 5K at the Weinberg Y in Waverly. It’s a great way to get moving and support a good cause, with races for all ages and abilities. The event runs from 8:30 AM to noon, and everyone is welcome, even your pup. For more details, visit yturkeytrot.org. If you’re looking for something more laid back, head to the National Aquarium for a Shark Talk at 11:30 AM. It’s included with admission and a perfect way to learn something new while enjoying the holiday. The Port Discovery Children’s Museum is also open from 10 AM to 5 PM, offering plenty of hands-on fun for the kids. Later tonight, catch the Baltimore Ravens take on the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium. Kickoff is at 8:20 PM, and it’s a big game for the team as they look to keep their winning streak alive. Tickets are available through SeatGeek and other official outlets. For those who love live music, The Basement R&B Party at Nevermore Hall is happening tonight. It’s a 90s and 00s throwback with a bounce, perfect for dancing the night away. The event is for ages 21 and up, and parking is available. This weekend, check out Winterfest 2025 at Baltimore Clayworks, a celebration of art and community. The event features local artists, food, and family-friendly activities. The Black Friday Music & Arts EXPO is also happening, offering free food, live performances, and support for families in need. For a relaxing evening, take a stroll through the Charm’tastic Mile, a famous stretch connecting downtown Baltimore, the Inner Harbor, and Harbor East. It’s a great place to soak in the city’s unique vibe and maybe even spot some Ravens fans celebrating their team. Thanks for tuning in. Make sure to subscribe for more updates on what’s happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 135 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5990858581 Listeners, if you are in Baltimore today or planning your week in Charm City, there’s an impressive lineup of events to get you celebrating, exploring, and soaking in the magic of the season. Start your Wednesday by heading to the Central Library at 400 Cathedral Street, where the Native American Art Open House wraps up today. As part of National Native American Heritage Month, this rare in-person exhibition showcases original and rarely seen prints from the C. Szwedzicki portfolios, providing a remarkable window into Native American heritage. The exhibition is held in the historic Poe Room and promises to impress art lovers and history enthusiasts alike, so try not to miss it. At the National Aquarium, stop by Harbor Overlook at 10 am for an Animal Encounter experience. You’ll get an up-close look at one of the Aquarium’s animal ambassadors, making it a must-do for families and marine life lovers. Later, if you’re ready to kick off the holiday festivities a day early, VIP Room is hosting the Night Before Thanksgiving Perreo Glow Party starting at 9 pm. Featuring DJ Lokko, DJ MC, and special guests from Del Sol 107.9, it’s the perfect way for adults to dance off some pre-holiday excitement. As Thanksgiving wraps up, Baltimore’s weekend shifts into full holiday mode with the 36th Annual Festival of Trees at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium from Friday through Sunday. According to Travel and Tour World, the Cow Palace becomes a winter wonderland with hundreds of decorated trees, wreaths, gingerbread houses, and a lively slate of family-friendly activities. There are carnival rides, craft stations, and tons of vendors. Proceeds support the Kennedy Krieger Institute, so you get festive fun while supporting a great cause. Downtown, the Inner Harbor’s Christmas Village brings the Christkind Ceremony and Pyramid Lighting to West Shore Park Friday and Saturday evenings, making for a dazzling, family-friendly experience with traditional German food, gifts, and live entertainment. Hop aboard the Holly Jolly Trolley Tours for a sparkling trip through Baltimore’s twinkling holiday lights, departing from Royal Sonesta Harbor Court each evening. The B&O Railroad Museum is back with THE POLAR EXPRESS Train Ride and on Sunday is offering a delightful Breakfast with Santa event for the kids. Over at the Maryland Zoo, the Holly-Days festival transforms Druid Hill Park with seasonal sights and activities perfect for a holiday family outing all weekend long. For music fans, Keystone Korner Baltimore hosts an All White Christmas Tribute to Frankie Beverly & Maze with Paul Bumbry, while The Collective Encore glows with candlelight concerts highlighting Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and a Taylor Swift tribute throughout the weekend. Support local makers at the Mini Maker’s Market at R. House on Saturday, and don’t miss the Hampden Holiday Market’s Shop Small Saturday edition on Sunday along West 36th Street, a great way to find unique gifts and enjoy Baltimo This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 26 Nov 2025 10:04:07 -0000 full Inception Point AI Listeners, if you are in Baltimore today or planning your week in Charm City, there’s an impressive lineup of events to get you celebrating, exploring, and soaking in the magic of the season. Start your Wednesday by heading to the Central Library at 400 Cathedral Street, where the Native American Art Open House wraps up today. As part of National Native American Heritage Month, this rare in-person exhibition showcases original and rarely seen prints from the C. Szwedzicki portfolios, providing a remarkable window into Native American heritage. The exhibition is held in the historic Poe Room and promises to impress art lovers and history enthusiasts alike, so try not to miss it. At the National Aquarium, stop by Harbor Overlook at 10 am for an Animal Encounter experience. You’ll get an up-close look at one of the Aquarium’s animal ambassadors, making it a must-do for families and marine life lovers. Later, if you’re ready to kick off the holiday festivities a day early, VIP Room is hosting the Night Before Thanksgiving Perreo Glow Party starting at 9 pm. Featuring DJ Lokko, DJ MC, and special guests from Del Sol 107.9, it’s the perfect way for adults to dance off some pre-holiday excitement. As Thanksgiving wraps up, Baltimore’s weekend shifts into full holiday mode with the 36th Annual Festival of Trees at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium from Friday through Sunday. According to Travel and Tour World, the Cow Palace becomes a winter wonderland with hundreds of decorated trees, wreaths, gingerbread houses, and a lively slate of family-friendly activities. There are carnival rides, craft stations, and tons of vendors. Proceeds support the Kennedy Krieger Institute, so you get festive fun while supporting a great cause. Downtown, the Inner Harbor’s Christmas Village brings the Christkind Ceremony and Pyramid Lighting to West Shore Park Friday and Saturday evenings, making for a dazzling, family-friendly experience with traditional German food, gifts, and live entertainment. Hop aboard the Holly Jolly Trolley Tours for a sparkling trip through Baltimore’s twinkling holiday lights, departing from Royal Sonesta Harbor Court each evening. The B&O Railroad Museum is back with THE POLAR EXPRESS Train Ride and on Sunday is offering a delightful Breakfast with Santa event for the kids. Over at the Maryland Zoo, the Holly-Days festival transforms Druid Hill Park with seasonal sights and activities perfect for a holiday family outing all weekend long. For music fans, Keystone Korner Baltimore hosts an All White Christmas Tribute to Frankie Beverly & Maze with Paul Bumbry, while The Collective Encore glows with candlelight concerts highlighting Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and a Taylor Swift tribute throughout the weekend. Support local makers at the Mini Maker’s Market at R. House on Saturday, and don’t miss the Hampden Holiday Market’s Shop Small Saturday edition on Sunday along West 36th Street, a great way to find unique gifts and enjoy Baltimo This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 223 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3967968761 Baltimore listeners, the city is positively vibrant this week with a fantastic variety of events from arts to family fun and nightlife. Whether you want to dive into cultural experiences or get festive, here’s your guide for what’s happening in Baltimore today and throughout this Thanksgiving week. If you are out and about this Monday, November 24, the National Aquarium is hosting its archerfish feeding at 12:15 pm, included with your admission. You can watch these remarkable fish shoot jets of water to snag their food, a quirky highlight of marine behavior that never fails to fascinate. Later, for music lovers, the UMBC Colin Powell Senior Composition Recital is happening at the Earl and Darielle Linehan Concert Hall tonight from 7:30 to 8:30, showcasing fresh compositions from a rising talent. Families with little ones should head to the Port Discovery Children’s Museum. All week, Port Discovery is rolling out winter-themed performances, interactive art projects, and joyful hands-on activities. Search for the Pop-Up Puppets at the Playhouse exhibit, sing along during Budding Musicians sessions, and get creative with parachute games and STEM tinkering. As a special note for Monday, the Wonders of Water exhibit will close at 3pm for cleaning, so plan accordingly if water play is on your agenda. Comedy fans are in for a treat this week. Baltimore Comedy Factory has special events lined up including Will E performing Wednesday night. Mark Curry takes center stage Friday, and Michael Blackson will have the club roaring with laughter both Friday and Saturday. If you’re looking for more weekend entertainment, don’t miss the live improv and music happening at Keystone Korner and An die Musik LIVE, with acclaimed acts like Miki Howard and the Todd Marcus Quartet rounding out the calendar. Thanksgiving week brings traditions, too. On Wednesday morning, the Baltimore Convention Center hosts Goodwill Industries’ 68th Annual Thanksgiving Dinner and Resource Fair, a beloved event serving the community. Golfers can swing into Thursday morning’s Classic Five Turkey Shoots at local courses—a perfect way to kick off turkey day. Holiday vibes ramp up Friday, November 28. The Christmas Village at the Visitor Center opens up for pics with Santa and holiday shopping. Don’t miss the iconic THE POLAR EXPRESS Train Ride at the B&O Railroad Museum for festive fun with the family, and Kennedy Krieger’s Festival of Trees in Timonium adds dazzling winter wonder. Baltimore, this week is packed with chances to celebrate, connect, and discover something new. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 24 Nov 2025 02:48:32 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, the city is positively vibrant this week with a fantastic variety of events from arts to family fun and nightlife. Whether you want to dive into cultural experiences or get festive, here’s your guide for what’s happening in Baltimore today and throughout this Thanksgiving week. If you are out and about this Monday, November 24, the National Aquarium is hosting its archerfish feeding at 12:15 pm, included with your admission. You can watch these remarkable fish shoot jets of water to snag their food, a quirky highlight of marine behavior that never fails to fascinate. Later, for music lovers, the UMBC Colin Powell Senior Composition Recital is happening at the Earl and Darielle Linehan Concert Hall tonight from 7:30 to 8:30, showcasing fresh compositions from a rising talent. Families with little ones should head to the Port Discovery Children’s Museum. All week, Port Discovery is rolling out winter-themed performances, interactive art projects, and joyful hands-on activities. Search for the Pop-Up Puppets at the Playhouse exhibit, sing along during Budding Musicians sessions, and get creative with parachute games and STEM tinkering. As a special note for Monday, the Wonders of Water exhibit will close at 3pm for cleaning, so plan accordingly if water play is on your agenda. Comedy fans are in for a treat this week. Baltimore Comedy Factory has special events lined up including Will E performing Wednesday night. Mark Curry takes center stage Friday, and Michael Blackson will have the club roaring with laughter both Friday and Saturday. If you’re looking for more weekend entertainment, don’t miss the live improv and music happening at Keystone Korner and An die Musik LIVE, with acclaimed acts like Miki Howard and the Todd Marcus Quartet rounding out the calendar. Thanksgiving week brings traditions, too. On Wednesday morning, the Baltimore Convention Center hosts Goodwill Industries’ 68th Annual Thanksgiving Dinner and Resource Fair, a beloved event serving the community. Golfers can swing into Thursday morning’s Classic Five Turkey Shoots at local courses—a perfect way to kick off turkey day. Holiday vibes ramp up Friday, November 28. The Christmas Village at the Visitor Center opens up for pics with Santa and holiday shopping. Don’t miss the iconic THE POLAR EXPRESS Train Ride at the B&O Railroad Museum for festive fun with the family, and Kennedy Krieger’s Festival of Trees in Timonium adds dazzling winter wonder. Baltimore, this week is packed with chances to celebrate, connect, and discover something new. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 211 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8236431315 Baltimore listeners, the city is bursting with energy this Friday and through the weekend, so let’s guide you through the very best happenings around town. Let’s kick off Friday, November 21, by heading down to the Maryland Science Center for their Grown Up Field Trip in Space from 7 to 10 PM. It’s a hands-on, out-of-this-world evening for adults, perfect for anyone with a love of science, cosmic cocktails, and immersive exhibits. For music lovers, The Lyric is hosting Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons: The Last Encores, an iconic farewell you won’t want to miss. If jazz and soul are more your speed, check out Lori Williams live at Keystone Korner Baltimore. Over at Mount Royal Soaps, the Night Market pops up with local makers, craft goods, and live entertainment—absolutely ideal for a festive Friday. Comedy fans should swing by The Highwire Center for instant improv shows, Friday Fun and Games, and Chaos Hour: Hannah LIVE, all guaranteeing plenty of laughs. If Motown strikes a chord, Morgan State University is presenting Echoes of Motown for a soulful celebration of legendary music. Saturday, November 22 celebrates the grand opening of Baltimore’s famed Christmas Village in the Inner Harbor at West Shore Park. WBAL reports this year is the largest yet, expanding into Bicentennial Plaza and adding a Festival of Trees fundraiser for the Kennedy Krieger Institute. Visitors will enjoy artisan shopping from German legend Käthe Wohlfahrt and local favorites like Be More Golden, plus indulge in Raclette cheese sandwiches, Belgian fries, and creative cocktails like the Grinch Mimosa and the new Hot Aperol Spritz. Santa has a brand-new home inside the Visitor Center, available for photos starting November 28. There’s also a 65-foot Ferris wheel and a whimsical carousel for families—plus, keep an eye out for Gingy the Gingerbread mascot every Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Admission to the market is free, with ticketed access to some attractions and events. Holiday cheer continues with the Magic of Merryland Holiday Tree Lighting Festival at the Four Seasons Hotel, starting at noon on Saturday, and the Ulman Foundation’s event at Checkerspot Brewing Company. Ready to run or walk for a cause? The 5K for Cool Kids at Canton Waterfront Park supports families facing childhood cancer. Saturday also brings a burst of Thanksgiving celebrations: don’t miss the Polish Thanksgiving Food Sale on South Broadway, the 10th Annual Community Thanksgiving Celebration at Sharp Street Memorial, and Friendsgiving festivities at Desoto Road and S. Paca Street. For film fans, The Wine Collective hosts a Potluck Picture Party featuring Plains, Trains, and Automobiles at 1 PM. Sunday, November 23, wind down with world-class performances including Talib Kweli at Baltimore Soundstage and “ICON: The Voices That Changed Music” at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Football fans, make your way to M&T Bank Stadium for the Baltimore Ravens vs. New York Jets game—an electrifying match This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 21 Nov 2025 10:04:15 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, the city is bursting with energy this Friday and through the weekend, so let’s guide you through the very best happenings around town. Let’s kick off Friday, November 21, by heading down to the Maryland Science Center for their Grown Up Field Trip in Space from 7 to 10 PM. It’s a hands-on, out-of-this-world evening for adults, perfect for anyone with a love of science, cosmic cocktails, and immersive exhibits. For music lovers, The Lyric is hosting Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons: The Last Encores, an iconic farewell you won’t want to miss. If jazz and soul are more your speed, check out Lori Williams live at Keystone Korner Baltimore. Over at Mount Royal Soaps, the Night Market pops up with local makers, craft goods, and live entertainment—absolutely ideal for a festive Friday. Comedy fans should swing by The Highwire Center for instant improv shows, Friday Fun and Games, and Chaos Hour: Hannah LIVE, all guaranteeing plenty of laughs. If Motown strikes a chord, Morgan State University is presenting Echoes of Motown for a soulful celebration of legendary music. Saturday, November 22 celebrates the grand opening of Baltimore’s famed Christmas Village in the Inner Harbor at West Shore Park. WBAL reports this year is the largest yet, expanding into Bicentennial Plaza and adding a Festival of Trees fundraiser for the Kennedy Krieger Institute. Visitors will enjoy artisan shopping from German legend Käthe Wohlfahrt and local favorites like Be More Golden, plus indulge in Raclette cheese sandwiches, Belgian fries, and creative cocktails like the Grinch Mimosa and the new Hot Aperol Spritz. Santa has a brand-new home inside the Visitor Center, available for photos starting November 28. There’s also a 65-foot Ferris wheel and a whimsical carousel for families—plus, keep an eye out for Gingy the Gingerbread mascot every Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Admission to the market is free, with ticketed access to some attractions and events. Holiday cheer continues with the Magic of Merryland Holiday Tree Lighting Festival at the Four Seasons Hotel, starting at noon on Saturday, and the Ulman Foundation’s event at Checkerspot Brewing Company. Ready to run or walk for a cause? The 5K for Cool Kids at Canton Waterfront Park supports families facing childhood cancer. Saturday also brings a burst of Thanksgiving celebrations: don’t miss the Polish Thanksgiving Food Sale on South Broadway, the 10th Annual Community Thanksgiving Celebration at Sharp Street Memorial, and Friendsgiving festivities at Desoto Road and S. Paca Street. For film fans, The Wine Collective hosts a Potluck Picture Party featuring Plains, Trains, and Automobiles at 1 PM. Sunday, November 23, wind down with world-class performances including Talib Kweli at Baltimore Soundstage and “ICON: The Voices That Changed Music” at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Football fans, make your way to M&T Bank Stadium for the Baltimore Ravens vs. New York Jets game—an electrifying match This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 241 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4883995256 Baltimore is bursting with vibrant events from today through the weekend, offering something special for everyone. Starting tonight, listeners can head to The Manor on North Charles Street for the BLAQ Pride Party from 6:30 to 10 p.m. This event is all about Baltimore’s LGBTQ+ community coming together for a joyful evening of music, connection, and celebration. Over at Baltimore City Hall, the city hosts the Transgender Day of Remembrance Candlelight Vigil, an important moment of unity and remembrance for lives lost to anti-transgender violence. For a lighter activity, the National Aquarium invites families to the daily Puffin Talk at 2 p.m., included with admission and perfect for animal lovers of any age. Live music fans can catch Catherine Savage’s album release show featuring Sleepy Sword and The Cosmos Project at Metro Baltimore. Doors open at 7, and the show starts at 8 p.m. If you’re looking for even more musical action, Baltimore Soundstage is hosting the energetic lineup of Bit Brigade, Galactic Empire, and Button Masher, promising a high-voltage night. This weekend, the Christmas spirit sweeps into Baltimore with the grand opening of the Christmas Village at Inner Harbor’s West Shore Park. According to Eye on Annapolis, this year’s market is bigger than ever, spilling into Bicentennial Plaza and the Baltimore Visitor Center. With over 70 local and international vendors, you’ll find everything from handcrafted ornaments by Käthe Wohlfahrt to loaded baked potatoes, Raclette cheese sandwiches, and classic Bratwurst. Stop by the new Christmas Village Carousel, ride the illuminated 65-foot Ferris Wheel, and grab a festive souvenir mug for your hot Glühwein or cocoa. Saturday kicks off with the much-anticipated Tree Lighting Ceremony at Rash Field Park at 4:30 p.m., followed by a dazzling holiday festival at the Four Seasons Hotel. Elsewhere, art lovers can pop into the Central Island Studio Tour at Jubilee Arts on Pennsylvania Avenue, while comedy buffs have a choice of improv shows happening at The Highwire Center throughout the weekend. Sunday gives sports fans a classic Baltimore experience as the Ravens face off against the New York Jets at M&T Bank Stadium. For those wanting to wind down, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum is hosting “An Insanely Dope Artist Conversation” and creative types can finish the weekend at Belvedere Square’s Holiday Makers Market. From heartfelt vigils to festive markets and electrifying live performances, Baltimore is alive with things to do this week and weekend. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 20 Nov 2025 10:06:17 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is bursting with vibrant events from today through the weekend, offering something special for everyone. Starting tonight, listeners can head to The Manor on North Charles Street for the BLAQ Pride Party from 6:30 to 10 p.m. This event is all about Baltimore’s LGBTQ+ community coming together for a joyful evening of music, connection, and celebration. Over at Baltimore City Hall, the city hosts the Transgender Day of Remembrance Candlelight Vigil, an important moment of unity and remembrance for lives lost to anti-transgender violence. For a lighter activity, the National Aquarium invites families to the daily Puffin Talk at 2 p.m., included with admission and perfect for animal lovers of any age. Live music fans can catch Catherine Savage’s album release show featuring Sleepy Sword and The Cosmos Project at Metro Baltimore. Doors open at 7, and the show starts at 8 p.m. If you’re looking for even more musical action, Baltimore Soundstage is hosting the energetic lineup of Bit Brigade, Galactic Empire, and Button Masher, promising a high-voltage night. This weekend, the Christmas spirit sweeps into Baltimore with the grand opening of the Christmas Village at Inner Harbor’s West Shore Park. According to Eye on Annapolis, this year’s market is bigger than ever, spilling into Bicentennial Plaza and the Baltimore Visitor Center. With over 70 local and international vendors, you’ll find everything from handcrafted ornaments by Käthe Wohlfahrt to loaded baked potatoes, Raclette cheese sandwiches, and classic Bratwurst. Stop by the new Christmas Village Carousel, ride the illuminated 65-foot Ferris Wheel, and grab a festive souvenir mug for your hot Glühwein or cocoa. Saturday kicks off with the much-anticipated Tree Lighting Ceremony at Rash Field Park at 4:30 p.m., followed by a dazzling holiday festival at the Four Seasons Hotel. Elsewhere, art lovers can pop into the Central Island Studio Tour at Jubilee Arts on Pennsylvania Avenue, while comedy buffs have a choice of improv shows happening at The Highwire Center throughout the weekend. Sunday gives sports fans a classic Baltimore experience as the Ravens face off against the New York Jets at M&T Bank Stadium. For those wanting to wind down, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum is hosting “An Insanely Dope Artist Conversation” and creative types can finish the weekend at Belvedere Square’s Holiday Makers Market. From heartfelt vigils to festive markets and electrifying live performances, Baltimore is alive with things to do this week and weekend. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 187 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7895537402 Baltimore is buzzing with excitement this week, and there’s truly something for every listener, whether you’re looking for music, sports, culture, or festive holiday spirit. Starting with today, November nineteenth, fans of blockbuster romance can experience Twilight in Concert at The Lyric, where the original Twilight film will play accompanied by a live orchestra—a must for both film lovers and those who adore a dramatic soundtrack. The Lyric promises a magical evening, with the show beginning at seven thirty. If you’re a Monopoly enthusiast or just curious about Baltimore’s own flavor, the city is celebrating National Play Monopoly Day with the recently launched Baltimore Edition. According to the Charmtastic Mile, this local twist on the classic board game makes today’s Monopoly Day something special for fans of iconic city sights. Holiday celebrations kick off early at the Inner Harbor with the Christmas Express Cruise at Christmas Village, running from morning until early evening at the Finger Piers on Light Street. Enjoy festive sights by boat, with lights shimmering off the water and the buzz of the season all around, as reported by Baltimore.org. Art lovers will want to check out the Mount Royal Soaps Night Market this Friday, featuring local makers and plenty of handmade gifts—perfect for getting ahead on your holiday shopping. For music fans, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons bring their final encore performances to The Lyric on Friday night, and Morgan State University’s Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center hosts Echoes of Motown, a high-energy tribute to legendary sounds. This Saturday, the city lights up—literally—with the Tree Lighting Ceremony at Christmas Village in West Shore Park at the Inner Harbor. There’s also the Magic of Merryland Holiday Tree Lighting Festival happening at the Four Seasons Hotel, offering crafts, treats, and plenty of holiday cheer. Over at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum, listeners can engage in An Insanely Dope Artist Conversation celebrating Black culinary and creative legacy, running from one to three in the afternoon. For those craving jazz and soul, Keystone Korner Baltimore delivers, first with Lori Williams on Friday, then with Grammy nominee J. Holiday on Saturday, and saxophonist Gerald Albright wrapping up the weekend on Sunday. On Sunday, sports fans won’t want to miss the Baltimore Ravens facing off against the New York Jets at M&T Bank Stadium in a major NFL showdown. Thank you for tuning in and making Baltimore part of your week. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss out on the best happenings around the city. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 19 Nov 2025 10:04:33 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing with excitement this week, and there’s truly something for every listener, whether you’re looking for music, sports, culture, or festive holiday spirit. Starting with today, November nineteenth, fans of blockbuster romance can experience Twilight in Concert at The Lyric, where the original Twilight film will play accompanied by a live orchestra—a must for both film lovers and those who adore a dramatic soundtrack. The Lyric promises a magical evening, with the show beginning at seven thirty. If you’re a Monopoly enthusiast or just curious about Baltimore’s own flavor, the city is celebrating National Play Monopoly Day with the recently launched Baltimore Edition. According to the Charmtastic Mile, this local twist on the classic board game makes today’s Monopoly Day something special for fans of iconic city sights. Holiday celebrations kick off early at the Inner Harbor with the Christmas Express Cruise at Christmas Village, running from morning until early evening at the Finger Piers on Light Street. Enjoy festive sights by boat, with lights shimmering off the water and the buzz of the season all around, as reported by Baltimore.org. Art lovers will want to check out the Mount Royal Soaps Night Market this Friday, featuring local makers and plenty of handmade gifts—perfect for getting ahead on your holiday shopping. For music fans, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons bring their final encore performances to The Lyric on Friday night, and Morgan State University’s Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center hosts Echoes of Motown, a high-energy tribute to legendary sounds. This Saturday, the city lights up—literally—with the Tree Lighting Ceremony at Christmas Village in West Shore Park at the Inner Harbor. There’s also the Magic of Merryland Holiday Tree Lighting Festival happening at the Four Seasons Hotel, offering crafts, treats, and plenty of holiday cheer. Over at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum, listeners can engage in An Insanely Dope Artist Conversation celebrating Black culinary and creative legacy, running from one to three in the afternoon. For those craving jazz and soul, Keystone Korner Baltimore delivers, first with Lori Williams on Friday, then with Grammy nominee J. Holiday on Saturday, and saxophonist Gerald Albright wrapping up the weekend on Sunday. On Sunday, sports fans won’t want to miss the Baltimore Ravens facing off against the New York Jets at M&T Bank Stadium in a major NFL showdown. Thank you for tuning in and making Baltimore part of your week. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss out on the best happenings around the city. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 181 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6139100744 Baltimore is bursting with excitement this week, giving listeners a wide range of options for every interest and age. Today, longtime fans and new listeners alike can catch Maroon 5 live as their Love Is Like tour rolls into CFG Bank Arena at 8 PM, bringing those iconic pop-rock hits and electric stage energy right to the heart of the city according to Visit Baltimore and Ticketmaster. If you lean more toward classical music, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is performing Alsop Conducts Brahms 3 this afternoon at 3 PM at the Music Center at Strathmore, which promises a stirring journey through Brahms’s masterful third symphony according to BSOmusic. For musical theater lovers, Opera@Morgan and Peabody Opera Theatre present Street Scene at the Murphy Fine Arts Center. This ticketed performance blends opera, jazz, and Broadway in a dynamic show exploring tales of ordinary life. For those who love local arts, tonight’s Free Community Open Mic by The Baltimore Scene happens at 6 East Lafayette Avenue, welcoming poets, musicians, and storytellers of every style for a lively and creative gathering according to The Baltimore Scene on Eventbrite. Families with little ones, the Port Discovery Children's Museum is open today from 11 AM to 5 PM, offering hands-on sensory experiences, STEM learning stations, and puppet story sessions as listed on the Port Discovery official calendar. If you’re looking for a cultural experience, the 49th Annual BAIC Pow Wow just occurred at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in nearby Timonium, featuring indigenous dances, drumming, and authentic cuisine—the perfect way to connect with rich local heritage according to the Baltimore American Indian Center. For theater aficionados, “An Evening with Alex and Olmsted” is running its final show tonight at the Baltimore Theatre Project on West Preston Street. Expect a unique blend of puppetry, physical comedy, and imaginative storytelling in an intimate setting, as reviewed by Maryland Theatre Guide. Looking ahead, Port Discovery offers its $10 Community Day on Monday, November 17, as well as their Thanksgiving Week programming starting November 24, ensuring kids and families can enjoy hands-on fun and special themed events even as the holidays draw near. Thank you for tuning in, and remember to subscribe so you never miss a beat on what’s happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 16 Nov 2025 10:04:46 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore is bursting with excitement this week, giving listeners a wide range of options for every interest and age. Today, longtime fans and new listeners alike can catch Maroon 5 live as their Love Is Like tour rolls into CFG Bank Arena at 8 PM, bringing those iconic pop-rock hits and electric stage energy right to the heart of the city according to Visit Baltimore and Ticketmaster. If you lean more toward classical music, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is performing Alsop Conducts Brahms 3 this afternoon at 3 PM at the Music Center at Strathmore, which promises a stirring journey through Brahms’s masterful third symphony according to BSOmusic. For musical theater lovers, Opera@Morgan and Peabody Opera Theatre present Street Scene at the Murphy Fine Arts Center. This ticketed performance blends opera, jazz, and Broadway in a dynamic show exploring tales of ordinary life. For those who love local arts, tonight’s Free Community Open Mic by The Baltimore Scene happens at 6 East Lafayette Avenue, welcoming poets, musicians, and storytellers of every style for a lively and creative gathering according to The Baltimore Scene on Eventbrite. Families with little ones, the Port Discovery Children's Museum is open today from 11 AM to 5 PM, offering hands-on sensory experiences, STEM learning stations, and puppet story sessions as listed on the Port Discovery official calendar. If you’re looking for a cultural experience, the 49th Annual BAIC Pow Wow just occurred at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in nearby Timonium, featuring indigenous dances, drumming, and authentic cuisine—the perfect way to connect with rich local heritage according to the Baltimore American Indian Center. For theater aficionados, “An Evening with Alex and Olmsted” is running its final show tonight at the Baltimore Theatre Project on West Preston Street. Expect a unique blend of puppetry, physical comedy, and imaginative storytelling in an intimate setting, as reviewed by Maryland Theatre Guide. Looking ahead, Port Discovery offers its $10 Community Day on Monday, November 17, as well as their Thanksgiving Week programming starting November 24, ensuring kids and families can enjoy hands-on fun and special themed events even as the holidays draw near. Thank you for tuning in, and remember to subscribe so you never miss a beat on what’s happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 175 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7190612599 Baltimore is absolutely buzzing with energy this Saturday, November fifteenth, and the week ahead promises an unbeatable lineup of events for every kind of listener. Looking for family fun, arts, music, or something quirky? Baltimore’s got it, and here’s your friendly guide to making the most of your time in Charm City. Start your Saturday with the free, family-friendly Dam Jam Festival at Lake Roland Park from ten a.m. to two p.m. Baltimore Magazine highlights four local bands playing live, plus there will be hands-on nature activities, crafts, local vendor shopping, and food trucks—all set against the backdrop of the beautiful Lake Roland Reservoir. For crafty listeners, the Apple Fest at Union Collective is running from noon to five. Expect everything apples: cider, donuts, even apple-inspired cocktails, all while browsing offerings from Baltimore’s best makers according to Baltimore Magazine. If you prefer your events indoors, check out the Inner Harbor International Arts and Eats Festival from eleven a.m. to five p.m. right at the scenic Inner Harbor Promenade. This free event will fill your afternoon with flavors and performances from around the world. For a taste of history, the Historic Nuclear Ship Savannah opens its decks from ten a.m. to three p.m.; it’s a fascinating dive into America’s atomic maritime past. Art lovers should head to the Walters Art Museum, where the Queering the Collection exhibit runs today, or get inspired at the Baltimore Museum of Art, which will be celebrating Amy Sherald’s “American Sublime.” In the mood for a show? Today is your last chance to catch The Phantom of the Opera at the Hippodrome, with performances at two and eight p.m. If you want more music and laughs, catch Jim Gaffigan’s “Everything Is Wonderful Tour” at The Lyric, or see Street Scene at the Murphy Fine Arts Center at seven thirty p.m. Baltimore Symphony’s got a treat too, with Itzhak Perlman in Recital at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall tonight at seven thirty. And for all the night owls, Power Plant Live hosts the Baltimore Taco Festival starting at two p.m.—celebrate with tacos, tequila, and live music. The fun keeps going through the weekend. Sunday brings the Baltimore Vintage Expo to Union Collective, starting with early bird shopping at nine and general admission from eleven to five. Families will adore Toddlergarten: Toddler Math and the Glass Art Rocket workshop at the Maryland Science Center, while music fans won’t want to miss Maroon 5 performing at the CFG Bank Arena at eight p.m. With so much happening, there’s no excuse to stay home. Whether you’re after festivals, concerts, history, or hands-on fun, Baltimore shines this weekend and beyond. Thank you for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 15 Nov 2025 10:03:43 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is absolutely buzzing with energy this Saturday, November fifteenth, and the week ahead promises an unbeatable lineup of events for every kind of listener. Looking for family fun, arts, music, or something quirky? Baltimore’s got it, and here’s your friendly guide to making the most of your time in Charm City. Start your Saturday with the free, family-friendly Dam Jam Festival at Lake Roland Park from ten a.m. to two p.m. Baltimore Magazine highlights four local bands playing live, plus there will be hands-on nature activities, crafts, local vendor shopping, and food trucks—all set against the backdrop of the beautiful Lake Roland Reservoir. For crafty listeners, the Apple Fest at Union Collective is running from noon to five. Expect everything apples: cider, donuts, even apple-inspired cocktails, all while browsing offerings from Baltimore’s best makers according to Baltimore Magazine. If you prefer your events indoors, check out the Inner Harbor International Arts and Eats Festival from eleven a.m. to five p.m. right at the scenic Inner Harbor Promenade. This free event will fill your afternoon with flavors and performances from around the world. For a taste of history, the Historic Nuclear Ship Savannah opens its decks from ten a.m. to three p.m.; it’s a fascinating dive into America’s atomic maritime past. Art lovers should head to the Walters Art Museum, where the Queering the Collection exhibit runs today, or get inspired at the Baltimore Museum of Art, which will be celebrating Amy Sherald’s “American Sublime.” In the mood for a show? Today is your last chance to catch The Phantom of the Opera at the Hippodrome, with performances at two and eight p.m. If you want more music and laughs, catch Jim Gaffigan’s “Everything Is Wonderful Tour” at The Lyric, or see Street Scene at the Murphy Fine Arts Center at seven thirty p.m. Baltimore Symphony’s got a treat too, with Itzhak Perlman in Recital at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall tonight at seven thirty. And for all the night owls, Power Plant Live hosts the Baltimore Taco Festival starting at two p.m.—celebrate with tacos, tequila, and live music. The fun keeps going through the weekend. Sunday brings the Baltimore Vintage Expo to Union Collective, starting with early bird shopping at nine and general admission from eleven to five. Families will adore Toddlergarten: Toddler Math and the Glass Art Rocket workshop at the Maryland Science Center, while music fans won’t want to miss Maroon 5 performing at the CFG Bank Arena at eight p.m. With so much happening, there’s no excuse to stay home. Whether you’re after festivals, concerts, history, or hands-on fun, Baltimore shines this weekend and beyond. Thank you for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 235 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8631541803 Ready for a memorable weekend in Baltimore? There’s an incredible lineup of events today and running right through Sunday for listeners of all ages and interests. If you’re looking to kick off your Friday night with music, head to the Diffusion Festival at 9 West 25th Street starting at 8 p.m. The festival is a two-day celebration of cutting-edge electroacoustic music, presented in an intimate audio-only setting by the Birmingham ElectroAcoustic Sound Theater. Tickets are modestly priced at sixteen dollars and change, and offer a totally immersive experience. For comedy fans, tonight brings outrageous laughs with Bert Kreischer’s Permission To Party tour at CFG Bank Arena downtown. Also tonight, swing by Baltimore Soundstage for Justin, Scott, and Spiegel’s “A Very Uncensored Thanksgiving,” where the 98 Rock personalities promise a riotous live show packed with everything that’s too wild for morning radio. If improv is more your vibe, The Highwire Center in Highlandtown features multiple unscripted shows including Chaos Hour and Friday Fun and Games. On Saturday, get outside and celebrate at the Dam Jam Festival at Lake Roland Park from ten a.m. to two p.m. Enjoy live local music, artisan vendors, and plenty of outdoor fun for the whole family—admission is free. The Evergreen Museum and Library hosts their annual Holiday Makers’ Market from eleven to three, showcasing handmade jewelry, art, and crafts from Baltimore artists. At the Lyric Baltimore, Jim Gaffigan continues his “Everything Is Wonderful Tour” with a performance that’s guaranteed to deliver big laughs. If you love science and interactive fun, the Maryland Science Center is hosting Invent the Future from noon to four. Kids and adults alike can explore robotics, space, and wild possibilities for life on other planets. For those with a taste for heat, the Nevermore Hot Sauce Festival takes over Peabody Heights Brewery with local vendors, tastings, and family-friendly activities. On Sunday, don’t miss the Baltimore Vintage Expo at Union Collective on West 41st Street, a paradise for those on the hunt for one-of-a-kind vintage clothing, jewelry, and décor. Early bird shopping starts at nine, with free general admission following at eleven. Sunday night at eight, Maroon 5 brings their “Love Is Like” tour to CFG Bank Arena, joined by Claire Rosinkranz as their special guest. For jazz lovers, Keystone Korner presents Astronaut Symphony led by Scott Patterson at five, mixing funk, rock, and opera in a cosmic blend inspired by the likes of Alice Coltrane. Families can hop aboard the Mile One Express at the B and O Railroad Museum all weekend long, or catch the Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestras’ season opener Sunday at Joseph Myerhoff Symphony Hall with hundreds of young musicians from across Maryland. Thanks for tuning in and exploring what to do in Baltimore this week. Subscribe for more updates and local discoveries. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet p This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 14 Nov 2025 10:04:32 -0000 full Inception Point AI Ready for a memorable weekend in Baltimore? There’s an incredible lineup of events today and running right through Sunday for listeners of all ages and interests. If you’re looking to kick off your Friday night with music, head to the Diffusion Festival at 9 West 25th Street starting at 8 p.m. The festival is a two-day celebration of cutting-edge electroacoustic music, presented in an intimate audio-only setting by the Birmingham ElectroAcoustic Sound Theater. Tickets are modestly priced at sixteen dollars and change, and offer a totally immersive experience. For comedy fans, tonight brings outrageous laughs with Bert Kreischer’s Permission To Party tour at CFG Bank Arena downtown. Also tonight, swing by Baltimore Soundstage for Justin, Scott, and Spiegel’s “A Very Uncensored Thanksgiving,” where the 98 Rock personalities promise a riotous live show packed with everything that’s too wild for morning radio. If improv is more your vibe, The Highwire Center in Highlandtown features multiple unscripted shows including Chaos Hour and Friday Fun and Games. On Saturday, get outside and celebrate at the Dam Jam Festival at Lake Roland Park from ten a.m. to two p.m. Enjoy live local music, artisan vendors, and plenty of outdoor fun for the whole family—admission is free. The Evergreen Museum and Library hosts their annual Holiday Makers’ Market from eleven to three, showcasing handmade jewelry, art, and crafts from Baltimore artists. At the Lyric Baltimore, Jim Gaffigan continues his “Everything Is Wonderful Tour” with a performance that’s guaranteed to deliver big laughs. If you love science and interactive fun, the Maryland Science Center is hosting Invent the Future from noon to four. Kids and adults alike can explore robotics, space, and wild possibilities for life on other planets. For those with a taste for heat, the Nevermore Hot Sauce Festival takes over Peabody Heights Brewery with local vendors, tastings, and family-friendly activities. On Sunday, don’t miss the Baltimore Vintage Expo at Union Collective on West 41st Street, a paradise for those on the hunt for one-of-a-kind vintage clothing, jewelry, and décor. Early bird shopping starts at nine, with free general admission following at eleven. Sunday night at eight, Maroon 5 brings their “Love Is Like” tour to CFG Bank Arena, joined by Claire Rosinkranz as their special guest. For jazz lovers, Keystone Korner presents Astronaut Symphony led by Scott Patterson at five, mixing funk, rock, and opera in a cosmic blend inspired by the likes of Alice Coltrane. Families can hop aboard the Mile One Express at the B and O Railroad Museum all weekend long, or catch the Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestras’ season opener Sunday at Joseph Myerhoff Symphony Hall with hundreds of young musicians from across Maryland. Thanks for tuning in and exploring what to do in Baltimore this week. Subscribe for more updates and local discoveries. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet p This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 213 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7652829794 Baltimore listeners, get ready for an action-packed week featuring lively arts, seasonal festivals, and one-of-a-kind events across the city. Whether you crave culture, comedy, or delicious eats, Baltimore is the place to be this week. Today, November 13th, you can kick things off with Brew and Build: From Idea to Launch at Johns Hopkins’ FastForward 1812 on Ashland Avenue, starting at 9am. If you love live performance, head to The Red Room on North Avenue at 7:30pm for Jeff Carey’s End of Year Status Update, a ticketed electro-acoustic music experience that’s sure to challenge your senses. Comedy fans are in luck tonight with Chad Daniels performing his stand-up act at Magooby’s Joke House in Timonium at 7:30pm. This show is for those eighteen and older, perfect for a night out with friends. Friday, November 14th, brings the acclaimed Game Your Future Conference at the Baltimore Convention Center—great for tech enthusiasts looking to network and learn. Over at Baltimore Clayworks on Smith Avenue, Winterfest 2025 opens with hands-on art activities and seasonal fun for families. If you’re in the mood for music, Jazz Funk Soul featuring Jeff Lorber, Everette Harp, and Paul Jackson Jr. will energize Keystone Korner on Lancaster Street. Also on Friday, multimedia legend John Waters hosts Movie Night at MICA with a screening of his cult classic, Cry-Baby, in Leake Lecture Hall at 7:30pm. The weekend offers even more highlights. On Saturday, the Inner Harbor International Arts and Eats Festival turns West Shore Park into a vibrant destination with global cuisine, artisan vendors, and live music—plus free activities for kids, according to Eventbrite. Literary lovers should check out the Baltimore Writers' Conference at Towson University’s Liberal Arts Building. Later, Peabody Heights Brewery hosts the spicy Nevermore Hot Sauce Festival with tastings and music. For improv comedy, The Highwire Center in Highlandtown is staging multiple shows including Unscripted Magic and Sneaky Link. On Sunday, classical music shines at Shriver Hall with violinist Tessa Lark, cellist Joshua Roman, and double bassist Edgar Meyer. Sports and pop fans won’t want to miss Maroon 5’s Love Is Like Tour at CFG Bank Arena. Plus, the Maryland Science Center offers creative workshops for all ages, including stained glass art and toddler math sessions throughout the day. If you’re a theater buff, don’t forget “Art” at Everyman Theatre is running now through November 16. Maryland Theatre Guide rates it highly, praising its sharp humor and emotional depth in a spectacular, minimalist setting. Baltimore’s waterfront neighborhoods also sparkle with holiday-themed events, markets, and community activities all week. The Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore invites you to stroll Inner Harbor, Harbor East, and Fells Point to explore festive lights, unique art, and delicious treats. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for m This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 13 Nov 2025 10:04:19 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, get ready for an action-packed week featuring lively arts, seasonal festivals, and one-of-a-kind events across the city. Whether you crave culture, comedy, or delicious eats, Baltimore is the place to be this week. Today, November 13th, you can kick things off with Brew and Build: From Idea to Launch at Johns Hopkins’ FastForward 1812 on Ashland Avenue, starting at 9am. If you love live performance, head to The Red Room on North Avenue at 7:30pm for Jeff Carey’s End of Year Status Update, a ticketed electro-acoustic music experience that’s sure to challenge your senses. Comedy fans are in luck tonight with Chad Daniels performing his stand-up act at Magooby’s Joke House in Timonium at 7:30pm. This show is for those eighteen and older, perfect for a night out with friends. Friday, November 14th, brings the acclaimed Game Your Future Conference at the Baltimore Convention Center—great for tech enthusiasts looking to network and learn. Over at Baltimore Clayworks on Smith Avenue, Winterfest 2025 opens with hands-on art activities and seasonal fun for families. If you’re in the mood for music, Jazz Funk Soul featuring Jeff Lorber, Everette Harp, and Paul Jackson Jr. will energize Keystone Korner on Lancaster Street. Also on Friday, multimedia legend John Waters hosts Movie Night at MICA with a screening of his cult classic, Cry-Baby, in Leake Lecture Hall at 7:30pm. The weekend offers even more highlights. On Saturday, the Inner Harbor International Arts and Eats Festival turns West Shore Park into a vibrant destination with global cuisine, artisan vendors, and live music—plus free activities for kids, according to Eventbrite. Literary lovers should check out the Baltimore Writers' Conference at Towson University’s Liberal Arts Building. Later, Peabody Heights Brewery hosts the spicy Nevermore Hot Sauce Festival with tastings and music. For improv comedy, The Highwire Center in Highlandtown is staging multiple shows including Unscripted Magic and Sneaky Link. On Sunday, classical music shines at Shriver Hall with violinist Tessa Lark, cellist Joshua Roman, and double bassist Edgar Meyer. Sports and pop fans won’t want to miss Maroon 5’s Love Is Like Tour at CFG Bank Arena. Plus, the Maryland Science Center offers creative workshops for all ages, including stained glass art and toddler math sessions throughout the day. If you’re a theater buff, don’t forget “Art” at Everyman Theatre is running now through November 16. Maryland Theatre Guide rates it highly, praising its sharp humor and emotional depth in a spectacular, minimalist setting. Baltimore’s waterfront neighborhoods also sparkle with holiday-themed events, markets, and community activities all week. The Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore invites you to stroll Inner Harbor, Harbor East, and Fells Point to explore festive lights, unique art, and delicious treats. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for m This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 209 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5156635812 Baltimore listeners, if you are hunting for fun and unique ways to spend your week, you are in for a treat. There is absolutely no shortage of exciting events, live entertainment, and hands-on activities for all ages happening across Charm City right now and rolling into the weekend. Tonight, Wednesday November 12th, those eager for a creative or intellectual boost can check out the Emerging World Order lecture at Perch, running until 8:30 pm, or swing by Metro Gallery at 7:00 pm for live music. Art lovers should not miss the exhibit at Maryland Art Place or head over to the Everyman Theatre through Sunday for the clever and award-winning play "Art" on West Fayette Street. This witty production explores friendships and is described by Maryland Theatre Guide as a sharp, funny, and thought-provoking night out, running through November 16th. If laughter is what you are after tonight, Magooby’s Joke House hosts the Stone Cold & The Jackal Holiday Show at 7:30 pm, promising a hilarious evening. Comedy continues Thursday and Friday with Mary Lynn Rajskub taking the stage, known for her standout roles in "24" and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine". Make sure to grab tickets early—the venue does have an age restriction and a two-item minimum. Families with little ones should plan to visit Port Discovery Children’s Museum, where Friday, Saturday, and Sunday all feature interactive, hands-on learning like STEM experiments, singalongs, crafts, and even intro-to-hip-hop sessions. Special programs are included with admission, and Sunday kicks off Sensory-Friendly activities for children who need a gentler experience. According to Port Discovery’s own calendar, hours this weekend run from 10 am to 5 pm Friday and Saturday, and 11 am to 5 pm Sunday. Animal lovers of all ages will want to experience the daily Animal Encounter at the National Aquarium, where visitors can meet Eastern box turtles, hyacinth macaws, and more while learning about conservation. The encounter starts each morning at 10:30 am at Harbor Overlook and is included with your aquarium admission. Foodies and culture seekers have a must-see event at the Inner Harbor International Arts & Eats Festival at West Shore Park. This lively celebration features culinary delights from around the world, locally crafted artisan goods, live music, and free kids’ activities, turning the waterfront into a bustling hub of sights, smells, and sounds from across the globe. And if you crave history with your cocktails, secure your spot for the Taste & Tour experience at Garrett-Jacobs Mansion next Wednesday evening. Enjoy a docent-led stroll through this architectural marvel while sipping a signature drink and learning about Baltimore’s high-society history. That is just a taste of what Baltimore has to offer this week and weekend. However you choose to spend it, Charm City will not let you down. Thanks for tuning in, listeners. Remember to subscribe for more ideas and hidden gems. This has been a quiet please production This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Wed, 12 Nov 2025 23:57:06 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, if you are hunting for fun and unique ways to spend your week, you are in for a treat. There is absolutely no shortage of exciting events, live entertainment, and hands-on activities for all ages happening across Charm City right now and rolling into the weekend. Tonight, Wednesday November 12th, those eager for a creative or intellectual boost can check out the Emerging World Order lecture at Perch, running until 8:30 pm, or swing by Metro Gallery at 7:00 pm for live music. Art lovers should not miss the exhibit at Maryland Art Place or head over to the Everyman Theatre through Sunday for the clever and award-winning play "Art" on West Fayette Street. This witty production explores friendships and is described by Maryland Theatre Guide as a sharp, funny, and thought-provoking night out, running through November 16th. If laughter is what you are after tonight, Magooby’s Joke House hosts the Stone Cold & The Jackal Holiday Show at 7:30 pm, promising a hilarious evening. Comedy continues Thursday and Friday with Mary Lynn Rajskub taking the stage, known for her standout roles in "24" and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine". Make sure to grab tickets early—the venue does have an age restriction and a two-item minimum. Families with little ones should plan to visit Port Discovery Children’s Museum, where Friday, Saturday, and Sunday all feature interactive, hands-on learning like STEM experiments, singalongs, crafts, and even intro-to-hip-hop sessions. Special programs are included with admission, and Sunday kicks off Sensory-Friendly activities for children who need a gentler experience. According to Port Discovery’s own calendar, hours this weekend run from 10 am to 5 pm Friday and Saturday, and 11 am to 5 pm Sunday. Animal lovers of all ages will want to experience the daily Animal Encounter at the National Aquarium, where visitors can meet Eastern box turtles, hyacinth macaws, and more while learning about conservation. The encounter starts each morning at 10:30 am at Harbor Overlook and is included with your aquarium admission. Foodies and culture seekers have a must-see event at the Inner Harbor International Arts & Eats Festival at West Shore Park. This lively celebration features culinary delights from around the world, locally crafted artisan goods, live music, and free kids’ activities, turning the waterfront into a bustling hub of sights, smells, and sounds from across the globe. And if you crave history with your cocktails, secure your spot for the Taste & Tour experience at Garrett-Jacobs Mansion next Wednesday evening. Enjoy a docent-led stroll through this architectural marvel while sipping a signature drink and learning about Baltimore’s high-society history. That is just a taste of what Baltimore has to offer this week and weekend. However you choose to spend it, Charm City will not let you down. Thanks for tuning in, listeners. Remember to subscribe for more ideas and hidden gems. This has been a quiet please production This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 203 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6386300803 Baltimore is buzzing this Sunday and through the coming week, with events you simply don’t want to miss. This afternoon, the Vagabond Players in Fells Point are staging the acclaimed musical Hair with a 2 p.m. matinee. For fans of interactive arts, the American Visionary Art Museum continues its month-long 30th birthday bash. Stop by for free-with-admission guided tours, artist meet-and-greets, and yes, a slice of birthday cake according to the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. If you’re feeling festive, the Baltimore Visitor Center is hosting a Festival of Trees for the Kennedy Krieger Institute. Stroll by to admire a dozen whimsically decorated trees and cast your vote for your favorite. Just steps from there, you can wander the charming lanes of the Christmas Village at the Inner Harbor, which offers German treats, waffles, bratwurst, a Gluhwine pyramid, and plenty of gift options. Later today, you can catch the legendary From Ashes To New performing live at Baltimore Soundstage at 7 p.m. For those craving a laugh, the Baltimore Comedy Factory features Charleston White tonight at 7 p.m.—seats are still available. Opera fans, take note. At 3 p.m., the Roland Park Community Center hosts the Maryland Opera’s Merry Widow Cocktail Hour. Not only will you learn to craft specialty cocktails inspired by the iconic operetta, but you’ll also be enchanted by singing from Peabody Professor Ernest Liotti and receive exclusive discounts for next week’s full performance. Musicians and live music enthusiasts have some tough choices tonight. Keystone Korner on Lancaster Street presents a special tribute to John Coltrane, featuring George Garzone and Carl Filipiak, starting at 5 p.m. On Tuesday, Port Discovery Children’s Museum is celebrating Veterans Day with special activities for families and free entry for veterans. Looking ahead to Friday and the weekend, the Holiday Makers Market transforms Harborplace with dozens of local artists and pop-up gift vendors. If you want to get a jump on holiday photos, the Christmas Village also begins their Santa photo sessions, which are pet-friendly and welcoming to walk-ins. Cap off the weekend with the Parade of Lighted Boats along the Fell’s Point waterfront. Watch festively adorned boats cruise from Canton to the Inner Harbor, passing by the freshly lit neighborhood tree for a magical spectacle that defines the season. Wherever your interests lie, Baltimore has something uniquely memorable awaiting you this week. Thank you for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe for more of what’s happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 09 Nov 2025 10:04:33 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing this Sunday and through the coming week, with events you simply don’t want to miss. This afternoon, the Vagabond Players in Fells Point are staging the acclaimed musical Hair with a 2 p.m. matinee. For fans of interactive arts, the American Visionary Art Museum continues its month-long 30th birthday bash. Stop by for free-with-admission guided tours, artist meet-and-greets, and yes, a slice of birthday cake according to the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. If you’re feeling festive, the Baltimore Visitor Center is hosting a Festival of Trees for the Kennedy Krieger Institute. Stroll by to admire a dozen whimsically decorated trees and cast your vote for your favorite. Just steps from there, you can wander the charming lanes of the Christmas Village at the Inner Harbor, which offers German treats, waffles, bratwurst, a Gluhwine pyramid, and plenty of gift options. Later today, you can catch the legendary From Ashes To New performing live at Baltimore Soundstage at 7 p.m. For those craving a laugh, the Baltimore Comedy Factory features Charleston White tonight at 7 p.m.—seats are still available. Opera fans, take note. At 3 p.m., the Roland Park Community Center hosts the Maryland Opera’s Merry Widow Cocktail Hour. Not only will you learn to craft specialty cocktails inspired by the iconic operetta, but you’ll also be enchanted by singing from Peabody Professor Ernest Liotti and receive exclusive discounts for next week’s full performance. Musicians and live music enthusiasts have some tough choices tonight. Keystone Korner on Lancaster Street presents a special tribute to John Coltrane, featuring George Garzone and Carl Filipiak, starting at 5 p.m. On Tuesday, Port Discovery Children’s Museum is celebrating Veterans Day with special activities for families and free entry for veterans. Looking ahead to Friday and the weekend, the Holiday Makers Market transforms Harborplace with dozens of local artists and pop-up gift vendors. If you want to get a jump on holiday photos, the Christmas Village also begins their Santa photo sessions, which are pet-friendly and welcoming to walk-ins. Cap off the weekend with the Parade of Lighted Boats along the Fell’s Point waterfront. Watch festively adorned boats cruise from Canton to the Inner Harbor, passing by the freshly lit neighborhood tree for a magical spectacle that defines the season. Wherever your interests lie, Baltimore has something uniquely memorable awaiting you this week. Thank you for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe for more of what’s happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 175 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7082105615 Baltimore is buzzing this weekend with a vibrant lineup of events across the city, so whether you want to celebrate culture, indulge in food and music, or simply soak in some holiday spirit, there’s something for everyone. The iconic Maryland Irish Festival is in full swing at the Maryland State Fairgrounds. Now in its 51st year, this celebration brings live Irish music, traditional dance, cultural displays, plus Irish fare and refreshments, and runs through the weekend with tickets supporting local charities. Head to Timonium if you crave those classic Irish vibes. Back in the city, Union Craft Brewing is hosting Oyfest, Baltimore’s annual oyster festival. Guests can meet local oyster farmers, take part in the oyster eating contest, listen to live bands, and sip Maryland brews, all to benefit the Oyster Recovery Partnership. This Saturday from noon to five, it’s an oyster lover’s dream. Saturday is marked by a can’t-miss tradition: the Baltimore Veterans Day Parade. The parade starts at noon from the Washington Monument downtown. Expect vibrant marching bands, local groups, and a strong show of appreciation for the city’s veterans. Streets along the route—including Charles, Baltimore, and Gay—will be full of energy and pride, so arrive early for a good spot. For arts and film fans, the Maryland Film Festival is wrapping up its run at the SNF Parkway Theatre all weekend, featuring acclaimed indie films and filmmaker Q and As. Saturday at the Parkway includes the Q Plus Shorts Program and Baltishorts Program, while Sunday offers the festival’s closing event. Movie buffs, this is your moment! Le Mondo is turning up the creative energy this Sunday night with Puppets Fight Back, a lively showcase blending drag, live music, and inventive puppetry, perfect for those searching for something a little offbeat to round out the weekend. Families can check out Port Discovery Children’s Museum for hands-on fun, and at the Baltimore Visitor Center, the Christmas spirit starts early with the Festival of Trees, benefiting the Kennedy Krieger Institute, where themed trees are on display and visitors can vote for their favorite. At Power Plant Live, dance the night away Saturday with the Simula show at Mosaic Ultra Lounge, combining a high-energy DJ set with the festive ambiance of Baltimore’s bustling nightlife. Don’t forget the Inner Harbor ice skating rink for a classic winter city experience, or check out creative workshops, improv comedy at Highwire Center, and live performances all over town. Thanks for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 08 Nov 2025 10:04:49 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing this weekend with a vibrant lineup of events across the city, so whether you want to celebrate culture, indulge in food and music, or simply soak in some holiday spirit, there’s something for everyone. The iconic Maryland Irish Festival is in full swing at the Maryland State Fairgrounds. Now in its 51st year, this celebration brings live Irish music, traditional dance, cultural displays, plus Irish fare and refreshments, and runs through the weekend with tickets supporting local charities. Head to Timonium if you crave those classic Irish vibes. Back in the city, Union Craft Brewing is hosting Oyfest, Baltimore’s annual oyster festival. Guests can meet local oyster farmers, take part in the oyster eating contest, listen to live bands, and sip Maryland brews, all to benefit the Oyster Recovery Partnership. This Saturday from noon to five, it’s an oyster lover’s dream. Saturday is marked by a can’t-miss tradition: the Baltimore Veterans Day Parade. The parade starts at noon from the Washington Monument downtown. Expect vibrant marching bands, local groups, and a strong show of appreciation for the city’s veterans. Streets along the route—including Charles, Baltimore, and Gay—will be full of energy and pride, so arrive early for a good spot. For arts and film fans, the Maryland Film Festival is wrapping up its run at the SNF Parkway Theatre all weekend, featuring acclaimed indie films and filmmaker Q and As. Saturday at the Parkway includes the Q Plus Shorts Program and Baltishorts Program, while Sunday offers the festival’s closing event. Movie buffs, this is your moment! Le Mondo is turning up the creative energy this Sunday night with Puppets Fight Back, a lively showcase blending drag, live music, and inventive puppetry, perfect for those searching for something a little offbeat to round out the weekend. Families can check out Port Discovery Children’s Museum for hands-on fun, and at the Baltimore Visitor Center, the Christmas spirit starts early with the Festival of Trees, benefiting the Kennedy Krieger Institute, where themed trees are on display and visitors can vote for their favorite. At Power Plant Live, dance the night away Saturday with the Simula show at Mosaic Ultra Lounge, combining a high-energy DJ set with the festive ambiance of Baltimore’s bustling nightlife. Don’t forget the Inner Harbor ice skating rink for a classic winter city experience, or check out creative workshops, improv comedy at Highwire Center, and live performances all over town. Thanks for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 184 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8084710683 Baltimore is buzzing with energy today and the rest of this week, offering something for everyone. If you're looking for a unique night out, head to the Maryland Science Center for Urban Astronomy tonight from 7:30 to 9 p.m. where you can peer through the observatory and see the stars above the city. Coffee lovers won't want to miss the Latte Art Throwdown at Hotel Revival's Dashery Cafe tonight at 6 p.m. Watch local baristas compete for prizes while showing off their creative pours. It's free to attend, but if you want to enter the competition, it's just ten dollars. For a night of flavor and philanthropy, Culinary Concepts – A Cocktail Party for a Cause is happening at the Concept House in Towson tonight from 7 to 10 p.m. The event supports Starboard Society, a nonprofit helping families in need, and features cocktails, cuisine, and a great community vibe. If you're into live music, ARTMS, the South Korean girl group, is performing at Lyric Baltimore tonight at 7:30 p.m. Their world tour follows the release of their first extended play, Club Icarus. And for theater fans, The Phantom of the Opera is in town at the Hippodrome Theatre, running through November 15. This is your chance to see the longest-running Broadway show live in Baltimore. The Maryland Irish Festival kicks off today at the Maryland State Fairgrounds and runs through Sunday. Enjoy Irish music, step dancing, traditional food, and cultural exhibits. Hoodstock, the annual fundraiser at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, is also happening tonight from 7 to 11 p.m. with live music from the 60s and 70s, food, drinks, and dancing. This weekend, don't miss the Baltimore City Veterans Day Parade on Saturday at noon, rain or shine. Comedy fans can catch Desi Banks at Lyric Baltimore Saturday night, and the Second Saturday S#!T Show at Ottobar features Justin Schlegel and other comedians. Thank you for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe for more updates on what's happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 07 Nov 2025 10:04:14 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing with energy today and the rest of this week, offering something for everyone. If you're looking for a unique night out, head to the Maryland Science Center for Urban Astronomy tonight from 7:30 to 9 p.m. where you can peer through the observatory and see the stars above the city. Coffee lovers won't want to miss the Latte Art Throwdown at Hotel Revival's Dashery Cafe tonight at 6 p.m. Watch local baristas compete for prizes while showing off their creative pours. It's free to attend, but if you want to enter the competition, it's just ten dollars. For a night of flavor and philanthropy, Culinary Concepts – A Cocktail Party for a Cause is happening at the Concept House in Towson tonight from 7 to 10 p.m. The event supports Starboard Society, a nonprofit helping families in need, and features cocktails, cuisine, and a great community vibe. If you're into live music, ARTMS, the South Korean girl group, is performing at Lyric Baltimore tonight at 7:30 p.m. Their world tour follows the release of their first extended play, Club Icarus. And for theater fans, The Phantom of the Opera is in town at the Hippodrome Theatre, running through November 15. This is your chance to see the longest-running Broadway show live in Baltimore. The Maryland Irish Festival kicks off today at the Maryland State Fairgrounds and runs through Sunday. Enjoy Irish music, step dancing, traditional food, and cultural exhibits. Hoodstock, the annual fundraiser at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, is also happening tonight from 7 to 11 p.m. with live music from the 60s and 70s, food, drinks, and dancing. This weekend, don't miss the Baltimore City Veterans Day Parade on Saturday at noon, rain or shine. Comedy fans can catch Desi Banks at Lyric Baltimore Saturday night, and the Second Saturday S#!T Show at Ottobar features Justin Schlegel and other comedians. Thank you for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe for more updates on what's happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 143 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9271975796 Baltimore is full of energy this week, with experiences to match every mood as the city heads into the weekend. Let’s kick things off tonight with a truly iconic show: Vagabond Players are lighting up their 110th season with the legendary rock musical HAIR. This production brings the peace, love, and energy of the 1960s into a bold, modern staging. It’s a fantastic chance to celebrate music and community right in Fells Point, with tickets available for performances all weekend long, according to the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. Over at the Inner Harbor, the famed Inner Harbor Ice Rink opens for the season on Friday. Skating against the backdrop of Baltimore’s waterfront and downtown skyline is a must for anyone craving a classic winter moment. Swing by with friends or family, lace up your skates, and get ready for themed skate nights throughout the winter. This is an annual Baltimore favorite and a great way to embrace the crisp November air. Aquarium lovers can take advantage of Half-Price Friday Nights. Every Friday after 5 p.m., the National Aquarium offers half-priced admission, letting you spend your evening with sharks, jellyfish, and turtles for less. It’s a perfect date night option or a treat for curious kids. Saturday brings a unique historical adventure—visiting the Nuclear Ship Savannah at the port. This mid-century marvel lets visitors explore the world’s first nuclear-powered merchant ship, including its retro interiors and even the reactor containment vessel, as detailed by the Waterfront Partnership. It’s open for tours from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jazz fans, Saturday night at Keystone Korner promises a Saxophone Summit with legends Ronnie Laws, Mike Phillips, Tia Fuller, and Phillip Doc Martin sharing one stage. Expect virtuoso performances that will leave you in awe and tapping your feet. Baltimore is also launching into the holiday spirit, with the Lewis Holiday Wonderland decking out the Reginald F. Lewis Museum in regal seasonal style, and the Inner Harbor gearing up for the grand opening of its Christmas Village. Grab traditional German treats, browse artisan stalls, and enjoy the Gluhwine Pyramid—an occasion that’s festive, free, and family-friendly. Whether you’re gliding across fresh ice, humming classic tunes, delving into science and history, or starting your holiday shopping early at Harborplace’s makers market, Baltimore’s got something thrilling for everyone this week. Thank you for tuning in—make sure to subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 06 Nov 2025 10:08:38 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore is full of energy this week, with experiences to match every mood as the city heads into the weekend. Let’s kick things off tonight with a truly iconic show: Vagabond Players are lighting up their 110th season with the legendary rock musical HAIR. This production brings the peace, love, and energy of the 1960s into a bold, modern staging. It’s a fantastic chance to celebrate music and community right in Fells Point, with tickets available for performances all weekend long, according to the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. Over at the Inner Harbor, the famed Inner Harbor Ice Rink opens for the season on Friday. Skating against the backdrop of Baltimore’s waterfront and downtown skyline is a must for anyone craving a classic winter moment. Swing by with friends or family, lace up your skates, and get ready for themed skate nights throughout the winter. This is an annual Baltimore favorite and a great way to embrace the crisp November air. Aquarium lovers can take advantage of Half-Price Friday Nights. Every Friday after 5 p.m., the National Aquarium offers half-priced admission, letting you spend your evening with sharks, jellyfish, and turtles for less. It’s a perfect date night option or a treat for curious kids. Saturday brings a unique historical adventure—visiting the Nuclear Ship Savannah at the port. This mid-century marvel lets visitors explore the world’s first nuclear-powered merchant ship, including its retro interiors and even the reactor containment vessel, as detailed by the Waterfront Partnership. It’s open for tours from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jazz fans, Saturday night at Keystone Korner promises a Saxophone Summit with legends Ronnie Laws, Mike Phillips, Tia Fuller, and Phillip Doc Martin sharing one stage. Expect virtuoso performances that will leave you in awe and tapping your feet. Baltimore is also launching into the holiday spirit, with the Lewis Holiday Wonderland decking out the Reginald F. Lewis Museum in regal seasonal style, and the Inner Harbor gearing up for the grand opening of its Christmas Village. Grab traditional German treats, browse artisan stalls, and enjoy the Gluhwine Pyramid—an occasion that’s festive, free, and family-friendly. Whether you’re gliding across fresh ice, humming classic tunes, delving into science and history, or starting your holiday shopping early at Harborplace’s makers market, Baltimore’s got something thrilling for everyone this week. Thank you for tuning in—make sure to subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 178 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1459595076 Baltimore listeners, welcome to a celebration of local events this Sunday, November second and throughout the week. If you’re looking for things to do today and for the rest of the week in Baltimore, you’re in for a treat. Let’s get right to the city’s best happenings. Today, the Maryland Science Center hosts its legendary Pumpkin Smash from ten in the morning until noon. Bring your leftover jack-o-lanterns and send them flying off the Science Center’s four-story-high launch tube, turning pumpkin smashing into both a spectacle and compost for the city. Outdoor participation in Pumpkin Smash is free, but if you want to go inside and explore the center, tickets are required. According to Visit Baltimore, it’s a must-see for families, science fans, and anyone wanting a fun end to Halloween. Music lovers, the CFG Bank Arena welcomes R&B superstars Brandy and Monica this evening for The Boy Is Mine Tour, bringing iconic throwback hits and new sounds to the heart of Baltimore. At Keystone Korner Baltimore, Jamaal Whittington pays tribute to Musiq Soulchild and D’Angelo, promising deep grooves and soulful vibes. Craving classic Italian comfort food? Head to Little Italy for the annual Ravioli & Spaghetti Dinner at 908 Stiles Street, carryout only, from noon to four. The neighborhood’s homemade pastas are served with love and tradition. For those who want to get a little spooky, Guilford Hall Brewery is hosting a unique event called Poe’s Lover: A Séance for Sarah Helen Whitman, starting at five this afternoon. This immersive literary experience combines the supernatural with Baltimore’s rich Edgar Allan Poe heritage. Art enthusiasts, the Baltimore Museum of Art features the Amy Sherald: American Sublime exhibition, spotlighting the acclaimed portraiture artist. The show runs during regular museum hours and promises vibrant, thought-provoking works that are perfect for an afternoon of inspiration. If live theater calls to you, Baltimore Center Stage is showcasing The Peculiar Patriot at three o’clock, with a touch tour and audio description available to further immerse guests in the performance’s timely storytelling. Don’t forget Asia in a Bite at Maryland Live! is free today and showcases delicious Asian cuisine and culture for foodies and families. Looking further into the week and weekend, the Highwire Center keeps the laughs going with improv shows and comedy improv workshops, perfect for anyone seeking spontaneous fun. And on Saturday, fans of stand-up comedy, head to Baltimore Comedy Factory for a special show with Dominique, sure to keep spirits high. For more festive fun, waterfront neighborhoods like Fells Point offer lingering Halloween-themed trick-or-treat activities, perfect for families looking for safe outdoor excitement, and there’s always something brewing at the local breweries or live at Power Plant Live! That wraps up the best of Baltimore this week. Whether you want science, food, art, music, or a dash of haunted energy, yo This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 02 Nov 2025 10:04:45 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, welcome to a celebration of local events this Sunday, November second and throughout the week. If you’re looking for things to do today and for the rest of the week in Baltimore, you’re in for a treat. Let’s get right to the city’s best happenings. Today, the Maryland Science Center hosts its legendary Pumpkin Smash from ten in the morning until noon. Bring your leftover jack-o-lanterns and send them flying off the Science Center’s four-story-high launch tube, turning pumpkin smashing into both a spectacle and compost for the city. Outdoor participation in Pumpkin Smash is free, but if you want to go inside and explore the center, tickets are required. According to Visit Baltimore, it’s a must-see for families, science fans, and anyone wanting a fun end to Halloween. Music lovers, the CFG Bank Arena welcomes R&B superstars Brandy and Monica this evening for The Boy Is Mine Tour, bringing iconic throwback hits and new sounds to the heart of Baltimore. At Keystone Korner Baltimore, Jamaal Whittington pays tribute to Musiq Soulchild and D’Angelo, promising deep grooves and soulful vibes. Craving classic Italian comfort food? Head to Little Italy for the annual Ravioli & Spaghetti Dinner at 908 Stiles Street, carryout only, from noon to four. The neighborhood’s homemade pastas are served with love and tradition. For those who want to get a little spooky, Guilford Hall Brewery is hosting a unique event called Poe’s Lover: A Séance for Sarah Helen Whitman, starting at five this afternoon. This immersive literary experience combines the supernatural with Baltimore’s rich Edgar Allan Poe heritage. Art enthusiasts, the Baltimore Museum of Art features the Amy Sherald: American Sublime exhibition, spotlighting the acclaimed portraiture artist. The show runs during regular museum hours and promises vibrant, thought-provoking works that are perfect for an afternoon of inspiration. If live theater calls to you, Baltimore Center Stage is showcasing The Peculiar Patriot at three o’clock, with a touch tour and audio description available to further immerse guests in the performance’s timely storytelling. Don’t forget Asia in a Bite at Maryland Live! is free today and showcases delicious Asian cuisine and culture for foodies and families. Looking further into the week and weekend, the Highwire Center keeps the laughs going with improv shows and comedy improv workshops, perfect for anyone seeking spontaneous fun. And on Saturday, fans of stand-up comedy, head to Baltimore Comedy Factory for a special show with Dominique, sure to keep spirits high. For more festive fun, waterfront neighborhoods like Fells Point offer lingering Halloween-themed trick-or-treat activities, perfect for families looking for safe outdoor excitement, and there’s always something brewing at the local breweries or live at Power Plant Live! That wraps up the best of Baltimore this week. Whether you want science, food, art, music, or a dash of haunted energy, yo This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 209 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3460673373 Kicking off this first weekend in November, Baltimore is alive with festivals, concerts, family fun, and a few lingering Halloween chills. Today, listeners can dive headfirst into the vibrant energy at the Maryland Toy Expo at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. With doors open from 8 in the morning to 5 in the evening, this legendary expo features over 270 vendor booths loaded with toys, comics, collectibles, and special guests, making it the ideal destination for fans of every age and taste. For those who want to shop local and enjoy community vibes, head over to Dangerously Delicious Saturday Market on West 36th Street in Hampden. Running from 11 until 6, the open-air bazaar brings together a mix of vintage goods, art, eclectic crafts, and plenty of tempting treats from Dangerously Delicious Pies and other local vendors. Expect everything from handmade jewelry and upcycled fashion to one-of-a-kind gifts, perfect for that early holiday shopping. If you’re feeling festive, there’s no shortage of Halloween spirit lingering in the city. In Canton, "Nightmare on O'Donnell Street" keeps party season alive tonight with the second part of Baltimore’s mega Halloween bash, featuring costume contests, DJ sets, themed drinks, and non-stop dancing well into the early hours. Over in Fells Point, don’t miss business district trick-or-treating, with historic streets abuzz with families, elaborate costumes, and autumnal cheer. Comedy lovers and music fans are in for a treat: Jerry Seinfeld is performing at The Hall at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland tonight, promising classic laughs and memorable stand-up. Meanwhile, Keystone Korner presents "I Love R&B: A Tribute to Musiq Soulchild and D'Angelo," starring Jamaal Whittington, for anyone seeking soulful, live rhythms. Looking for a cultural outing? The Reginald F. Lewis Museum hosts "Border State Freedom Seekers: Celebrating Maryland's Emancipation Day," exploring the legacy of emancipation with presentations starting at 1pm, while the Enoch Pratt Free Library welcomes enthusiasts for the 46th Annual Saturday with Sherlock Holmes. Tomorrow, families can roll up to the Maryland Science Center’s annual Pumpkin Smash, where you can watch your post-Halloween pumpkins get launched off the roof and composted for a good, green cause. For art lovers, take in Amy Sherald’s buzzed-about "American Sublime" exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art. For those craving authentic Italian flavor, Little Italy’s Ravioli & Spaghetti Dinner offers carryout only from noon to 4pm. And, to close your weekend with some musical nostalgia, Brandy and Monica bring "The Boy Is Mine Tour" to CFG Bank Arena Sunday night. Baltimore’s pulse is as electric as ever, with something unforgettable around every corner. Thanks for tuning in and don't forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 01 Nov 2025 09:03:57 -0000 full Inception Point AI Kicking off this first weekend in November, Baltimore is alive with festivals, concerts, family fun, and a few lingering Halloween chills. Today, listeners can dive headfirst into the vibrant energy at the Maryland Toy Expo at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. With doors open from 8 in the morning to 5 in the evening, this legendary expo features over 270 vendor booths loaded with toys, comics, collectibles, and special guests, making it the ideal destination for fans of every age and taste. For those who want to shop local and enjoy community vibes, head over to Dangerously Delicious Saturday Market on West 36th Street in Hampden. Running from 11 until 6, the open-air bazaar brings together a mix of vintage goods, art, eclectic crafts, and plenty of tempting treats from Dangerously Delicious Pies and other local vendors. Expect everything from handmade jewelry and upcycled fashion to one-of-a-kind gifts, perfect for that early holiday shopping. If you’re feeling festive, there’s no shortage of Halloween spirit lingering in the city. In Canton, "Nightmare on O'Donnell Street" keeps party season alive tonight with the second part of Baltimore’s mega Halloween bash, featuring costume contests, DJ sets, themed drinks, and non-stop dancing well into the early hours. Over in Fells Point, don’t miss business district trick-or-treating, with historic streets abuzz with families, elaborate costumes, and autumnal cheer. Comedy lovers and music fans are in for a treat: Jerry Seinfeld is performing at The Hall at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland tonight, promising classic laughs and memorable stand-up. Meanwhile, Keystone Korner presents "I Love R&B: A Tribute to Musiq Soulchild and D'Angelo," starring Jamaal Whittington, for anyone seeking soulful, live rhythms. Looking for a cultural outing? The Reginald F. Lewis Museum hosts "Border State Freedom Seekers: Celebrating Maryland's Emancipation Day," exploring the legacy of emancipation with presentations starting at 1pm, while the Enoch Pratt Free Library welcomes enthusiasts for the 46th Annual Saturday with Sherlock Holmes. Tomorrow, families can roll up to the Maryland Science Center’s annual Pumpkin Smash, where you can watch your post-Halloween pumpkins get launched off the roof and composted for a good, green cause. For art lovers, take in Amy Sherald’s buzzed-about "American Sublime" exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art. For those craving authentic Italian flavor, Little Italy’s Ravioli & Spaghetti Dinner offers carryout only from noon to 4pm. And, to close your weekend with some musical nostalgia, Brandy and Monica bring "The Boy Is Mine Tour" to CFG Bank Arena Sunday night. Baltimore’s pulse is as electric as ever, with something unforgettable around every corner. Thanks for tuning in and don't forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 203 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2949054461 Baltimore is buzzing with unforgettable events this Halloween weekend, so if you are looking for a fun way to celebrate or something unique to do, you are in for a treat. This evening, the legendary Hampden Halloween Fest on 36th Street invites everyone from five to eight for shop-to-shop trick-or-treating, followed by the iconic costume contest at 6:30 where creativity reigns and homemade costumes are the star. Whether you bring your family, friends, or both, it’s a neighborhood celebration brimming with Baltimore spirit, as highlighted by Visit Baltimore. Families and thrill-seekers will not want to miss Baltimore’s Ghost Ship Haunted Attraction. This maritime-themed haunt runs from 7 to 10 each evening through November first, complete with hot drinks, tasty snacks, and eerie sea monsters lurking in every corner, according to Bethesda Patch. For a uniquely Baltimore Halloween, join the Baltimore Bike Party’s Halloween edition. Head to St. Mary’s Park by 7 for a costumed group ride through the city. Meanwhile, Port Discovery Children’s Museum is offering a ten-dollar Halloween Community Day until five, and the Maryland Zoo’s Zoo Boo runs until 4 with hay mazes, costume contests, and trick-or-treat opportunities galore. If you are craving a party, Peabody Heights Brewery’s Halloween Costume and Dance Party kicks off at six this evening with a potluck, followed by dancing to DJ Eschock Nicholai’s spooky beats, making it a favorite for young adults and groups. Power Plant Live is upping the ante with their multiverse-themed Heroes vs. Villains Halloween Party from eight till late, where six venues will be packed with drinks, DJs, and a five-hundred-dollar costume competition. Don’t miss the “Why So Serious” pop-up at Luckie’s Liquors, open all October and closing tonight with the wildest vibes in the city. Looking ahead to the weekend, Amy Sherald’s anticipated exhibition “American Sublime” opens at the Baltimore Museum of Art, promising a historic turnout. On Saturday and Sunday, Larriland Farm offers classic fall fun with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, straw maze, and delicious local eats from food trucks. Sunday marks the Asia in a Bite Food Fest at Maryland Live, a free event with vendors from New York, live music, and vibrant performances celebrating Asian cuisine and culture. Finish your weekend with a bang as music icons Brandy and Monica take the stage at CFG Bank Arena Sunday night, joined by Kelly Rowland and more, promising a concert you will not forget. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 31 Oct 2025 09:04:49 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing with unforgettable events this Halloween weekend, so if you are looking for a fun way to celebrate or something unique to do, you are in for a treat. This evening, the legendary Hampden Halloween Fest on 36th Street invites everyone from five to eight for shop-to-shop trick-or-treating, followed by the iconic costume contest at 6:30 where creativity reigns and homemade costumes are the star. Whether you bring your family, friends, or both, it’s a neighborhood celebration brimming with Baltimore spirit, as highlighted by Visit Baltimore. Families and thrill-seekers will not want to miss Baltimore’s Ghost Ship Haunted Attraction. This maritime-themed haunt runs from 7 to 10 each evening through November first, complete with hot drinks, tasty snacks, and eerie sea monsters lurking in every corner, according to Bethesda Patch. For a uniquely Baltimore Halloween, join the Baltimore Bike Party’s Halloween edition. Head to St. Mary’s Park by 7 for a costumed group ride through the city. Meanwhile, Port Discovery Children’s Museum is offering a ten-dollar Halloween Community Day until five, and the Maryland Zoo’s Zoo Boo runs until 4 with hay mazes, costume contests, and trick-or-treat opportunities galore. If you are craving a party, Peabody Heights Brewery’s Halloween Costume and Dance Party kicks off at six this evening with a potluck, followed by dancing to DJ Eschock Nicholai’s spooky beats, making it a favorite for young adults and groups. Power Plant Live is upping the ante with their multiverse-themed Heroes vs. Villains Halloween Party from eight till late, where six venues will be packed with drinks, DJs, and a five-hundred-dollar costume competition. Don’t miss the “Why So Serious” pop-up at Luckie’s Liquors, open all October and closing tonight with the wildest vibes in the city. Looking ahead to the weekend, Amy Sherald’s anticipated exhibition “American Sublime” opens at the Baltimore Museum of Art, promising a historic turnout. On Saturday and Sunday, Larriland Farm offers classic fall fun with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, straw maze, and delicious local eats from food trucks. Sunday marks the Asia in a Bite Food Fest at Maryland Live, a free event with vendors from New York, live music, and vibrant performances celebrating Asian cuisine and culture. Finish your weekend with a bang as music icons Brandy and Monica take the stage at CFG Bank Arena Sunday night, joined by Kelly Rowland and more, promising a concert you will not forget. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 197 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1285594095 If you’re looking for the best of Baltimore this holiday week and weekend, grab your costumes and curiosity because the Charm City’s got something for everyone. Starting tonight, one of the region’s highlight events is Baltimore’s Ghost Ship Haunted Attraction. This sails into port at the Liberty Ship John W. Brown on Newgate Avenue, running from 7 to 10 PM October 30th, 31st, and November 1st. This year’s spine-chilling theme is Sea Monsters, and the historic ship transforms into a floating haunted house. There’s hot drinks, snacks, and exclusive merchandise, so round up your friends or family if you dare to dive into maritime mayhem. Elsewhere tonight, improv fans and the improv-curious will want to stop by the Highwire Center on South Conkling Street for the free Thursday night Everyday Things Community Improv Jam. It kicks off at 7 PM and welcomes anyone interested in making new friends while laughing and joining in the fun, regardless of experience. For those looking to get into the Halloween spirit with a family-friendly vibe, Plan on trick-or-treating fun and costume contests throughout the city on Friday, October 31st. Elijah’s Park on Distillery Street hosts an all-ages Trick or Treat beginning at 5 PM, with crafts, games, and music. Over at Peabody Heights Brewery, there’s a Halloween Costume and Dance Party starting at 6 PM. Highlandtown Main Street is hosting Trick-o-Treat on Highlandtown, and in Fell’s Point, businesses will open their doors to costumed candy-seekers from 4 to 7 PM. The Avenue in Hampden lights up for its Halloween Fest from 5 to 8 PM, and Port Discovery Children’s Museum is running a $10 Halloween Community Day for kids and families. For the adults, Power Plant Live is throwing Baltimore’s ultimate Heroes vs. Villains: Multiverse Edition Halloween bash on Friday. Expect six themed parties, a QR code hunt, live DJs, and costume contests with cash prizes. Or, dress to impress as your favorite movie character for Ulysses’ Cinema Paradiso Halloween Edition, an all-inclusive immersive theater party with cocktails, dancing, and food from 7 to 10 PM at Hotel Ulysses on East Read Street. Saturday brings even more. Shop, taste, and explore the Pop-Up Bazaar Market at Digital Harbor High School from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Don’t miss the waterfront farmers’ market at the Baltimore Museum of Industry from 9 AM to 1 PM, or the Port to Fort family-friendly 6K run benefiting Believe in Tomorrow. Thanks for tuning in and letting Baltimore keep you busy this week. Don’t forget to subscribe for more ideas to fill your calendar. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 30 Oct 2025 09:05:08 -0000 full Inception Point AI If you’re looking for the best of Baltimore this holiday week and weekend, grab your costumes and curiosity because the Charm City’s got something for everyone. Starting tonight, one of the region’s highlight events is Baltimore’s Ghost Ship Haunted Attraction. This sails into port at the Liberty Ship John W. Brown on Newgate Avenue, running from 7 to 10 PM October 30th, 31st, and November 1st. This year’s spine-chilling theme is Sea Monsters, and the historic ship transforms into a floating haunted house. There’s hot drinks, snacks, and exclusive merchandise, so round up your friends or family if you dare to dive into maritime mayhem. Elsewhere tonight, improv fans and the improv-curious will want to stop by the Highwire Center on South Conkling Street for the free Thursday night Everyday Things Community Improv Jam. It kicks off at 7 PM and welcomes anyone interested in making new friends while laughing and joining in the fun, regardless of experience. For those looking to get into the Halloween spirit with a family-friendly vibe, Plan on trick-or-treating fun and costume contests throughout the city on Friday, October 31st. Elijah’s Park on Distillery Street hosts an all-ages Trick or Treat beginning at 5 PM, with crafts, games, and music. Over at Peabody Heights Brewery, there’s a Halloween Costume and Dance Party starting at 6 PM. Highlandtown Main Street is hosting Trick-o-Treat on Highlandtown, and in Fell’s Point, businesses will open their doors to costumed candy-seekers from 4 to 7 PM. The Avenue in Hampden lights up for its Halloween Fest from 5 to 8 PM, and Port Discovery Children’s Museum is running a $10 Halloween Community Day for kids and families. For the adults, Power Plant Live is throwing Baltimore’s ultimate Heroes vs. Villains: Multiverse Edition Halloween bash on Friday. Expect six themed parties, a QR code hunt, live DJs, and costume contests with cash prizes. Or, dress to impress as your favorite movie character for Ulysses’ Cinema Paradiso Halloween Edition, an all-inclusive immersive theater party with cocktails, dancing, and food from 7 to 10 PM at Hotel Ulysses on East Read Street. Saturday brings even more. Shop, taste, and explore the Pop-Up Bazaar Market at Digital Harbor High School from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Don’t miss the waterfront farmers’ market at the Baltimore Museum of Industry from 9 AM to 1 PM, or the Port to Fort family-friendly 6K run benefiting Believe in Tomorrow. Thanks for tuning in and letting Baltimore keep you busy this week. Don’t forget to subscribe for more ideas to fill your calendar. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 199 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8055127580 Listeners, Baltimore is absolutely buzzing with excitement this week, and if you’re looking for things to do, you’re in the right place. Halloween festivities are taking over the city, and there’s something for everyone, whether you’re into costumes, music, art, or just some good old family fun. First off, the Baltimore Halloween Crawl is sweeping through Fells Point today. Imagine taking over ten of the district’s best bars with fellow costume-lovers, sipping on $4 haunted shots and rail drinks, and competing in the city’s largest costume contest. Registration happens between 1 and 5pm, and all you have to do is show up in your spookiest attire for a day of raffles, drink specials, event photos, and the kind of party that only Baltimore can pull off. Project DC Events is making this one legendary. If you prefer a family vibe, the Great Baltimore Lantern Parade and Dia de Los Muertos Festival starts at 4pm in Patterson Park with lantern making, pop-up performances, arts and crafts, and a kids' costume contest at 4pm. As twilight settles, thousands gather for the glowing parade at 7pm, marching together surrounded by music, magical floats, and local treats. This celebration honors community, creativity, and memory in true Baltimore style, and it’s totally free—just bring your lantern and join the fun. Creative Alliance and the Friends of Patterson Park make this an annual highlight. Halloween night brings even more energy at the Maryland Science Center, which transforms into Baltimore’s biggest adult Halloween party starting at 8pm. With five different stages, get ready for a synth pop dance party, DJ sets in the IMAX theater, rooftop dancing overlooking the city, plus live music tributes spanning Prince, Bowie, Rush, and more. Find your spot among Baltimore’s party-lovers aged 21 and up, and let the beats carry you into November. Throughout the week, vinyl lovers shouldn’t miss VinylCon at the Baltimore Convention Center. Running today and Sunday, it’s a mecca for music collectors and includes vinyl DJ sets and music memorabilia alongside aisles of rare records. On Wednesday, catch The Peculiar Patriot at Baltimore Center Stage, delving into themes of hope and humanity with captivating performances nightly through Saturday. Meanwhile, the National Aquarium is open with daily shark talks at 11:30am for anyone craving a marine adventure. Looking at the weekend, Power Plant Live! gears up for the Heroes vs. Villains Multiverse Edition party on Friday night. Picture six themed venues, a giant $500 costume contest, DJ entertainment, and signature drinks. Locals rave about the atmosphere so get your tickets early. And for anyone seeking inspiration, the Whole and Free tour featuring Tasha Cobbs Leonard brings gospel music, live stories, and community healing to Baltimore Sunday at 7pm. Gather your friends for an uplifting night that’s all about truth and joy. Whatever your vibe—dancing, parading, learning, listening—you’re sure to find Baltimor This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 26 Oct 2025 09:03:55 -0000 full Inception Point AI Listeners, Baltimore is absolutely buzzing with excitement this week, and if you’re looking for things to do, you’re in the right place. Halloween festivities are taking over the city, and there’s something for everyone, whether you’re into costumes, music, art, or just some good old family fun. First off, the Baltimore Halloween Crawl is sweeping through Fells Point today. Imagine taking over ten of the district’s best bars with fellow costume-lovers, sipping on $4 haunted shots and rail drinks, and competing in the city’s largest costume contest. Registration happens between 1 and 5pm, and all you have to do is show up in your spookiest attire for a day of raffles, drink specials, event photos, and the kind of party that only Baltimore can pull off. Project DC Events is making this one legendary. If you prefer a family vibe, the Great Baltimore Lantern Parade and Dia de Los Muertos Festival starts at 4pm in Patterson Park with lantern making, pop-up performances, arts and crafts, and a kids' costume contest at 4pm. As twilight settles, thousands gather for the glowing parade at 7pm, marching together surrounded by music, magical floats, and local treats. This celebration honors community, creativity, and memory in true Baltimore style, and it’s totally free—just bring your lantern and join the fun. Creative Alliance and the Friends of Patterson Park make this an annual highlight. Halloween night brings even more energy at the Maryland Science Center, which transforms into Baltimore’s biggest adult Halloween party starting at 8pm. With five different stages, get ready for a synth pop dance party, DJ sets in the IMAX theater, rooftop dancing overlooking the city, plus live music tributes spanning Prince, Bowie, Rush, and more. Find your spot among Baltimore’s party-lovers aged 21 and up, and let the beats carry you into November. Throughout the week, vinyl lovers shouldn’t miss VinylCon at the Baltimore Convention Center. Running today and Sunday, it’s a mecca for music collectors and includes vinyl DJ sets and music memorabilia alongside aisles of rare records. On Wednesday, catch The Peculiar Patriot at Baltimore Center Stage, delving into themes of hope and humanity with captivating performances nightly through Saturday. Meanwhile, the National Aquarium is open with daily shark talks at 11:30am for anyone craving a marine adventure. Looking at the weekend, Power Plant Live! gears up for the Heroes vs. Villains Multiverse Edition party on Friday night. Picture six themed venues, a giant $500 costume contest, DJ entertainment, and signature drinks. Locals rave about the atmosphere so get your tickets early. And for anyone seeking inspiration, the Whole and Free tour featuring Tasha Cobbs Leonard brings gospel music, live stories, and community healing to Baltimore Sunday at 7pm. Gather your friends for an uplifting night that’s all about truth and joy. Whatever your vibe—dancing, parading, learning, listening—you’re sure to find Baltimor This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 210 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7955089444 Baltimore is buzzing today with a vibrant blend of Halloween parties, live music, parades, street fairs, and more events to get listeners out and about this weekend. If you’re looking for some truly unforgettable plans in Charm City, let’s explore what’s happening now and over the next couple of days. Tonight, the Maryland Science Center hosts Baltimore’s largest Halloween bash, and it is anything but ordinary. Kicking off at 8 p.m. for the 21 and older crowd, you’ll find five stages of music, from synth pop dance parties and Talking Heads-Prince mashups, to Bowie and Rush tributes. There’s also a rooftop dance party with the best views in town, planetarium DJ sets, and an immersive IMAX electronic music experience. This is the city’s biggest Halloween event for adults, packed with energy and creative flair. Over at Patterson Park, thousands are gathering for the 26th annual Great Baltimore Lantern Parade and Día de los Muertos Festival. The festivities start around 4 p.m. near the Pulaski Monument with a family-friendly arts market, costume contest, lantern-making, food vendors and pop-up performances. The illuminated parade, featuring glowing floats, musicians, performers on stilts and more, winds through the park starting at 7 p.m. This free event brings Baltimore’s creative community together, celebrating both light and heritage. Music lovers can dive into the VinylCon record fair at UNION Craft Brewing both Saturday and Sunday. Billed as Maryland’s largest vinyl fair ever, VinylCon offers hundreds of crates from indie collectors and pro dealers, plus continuous sets from top vinyl DJs and music memorabilia for the nostalgic. Early birds can score exclusive access Saturday morning, but the fun rolls on all weekend. Tonight also features Acid Mothers Temple with The Macks at Metro Baltimore, doors open at 7 p.m. and all ages are welcome. If Latin beats are your thing, Euphoria Baltimore will be pulsing with Xcapate Saturdays, starting at 10 p.m., promising the city’s number one Latin night. For fresh air, the Liberty Lot in Locust Point hosts the Believe In Tomorrow Port to Fort run and walk this morning to support critically ill kids and families, or join the Community Flea Market on St. Paul Street from 10 to 3, offering vintage goods, handmade crafts, and Chef T’s famous hot apple cider. Saturday evening, Power Plant Live presents the Boos and Brews Bar Crawl at 6 p.m.—don your creepiest costume and join the city’s wildest Halloween bar crawl. Tomorrow, Patterson Park’s Lantern Parade continues if Saturday’s weather gets spooky, and VinylCon keeps spinning for collectors and music curious alike. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 25 Oct 2025 09:06:16 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing today with a vibrant blend of Halloween parties, live music, parades, street fairs, and more events to get listeners out and about this weekend. If you’re looking for some truly unforgettable plans in Charm City, let’s explore what’s happening now and over the next couple of days. Tonight, the Maryland Science Center hosts Baltimore’s largest Halloween bash, and it is anything but ordinary. Kicking off at 8 p.m. for the 21 and older crowd, you’ll find five stages of music, from synth pop dance parties and Talking Heads-Prince mashups, to Bowie and Rush tributes. There’s also a rooftop dance party with the best views in town, planetarium DJ sets, and an immersive IMAX electronic music experience. This is the city’s biggest Halloween event for adults, packed with energy and creative flair. Over at Patterson Park, thousands are gathering for the 26th annual Great Baltimore Lantern Parade and Día de los Muertos Festival. The festivities start around 4 p.m. near the Pulaski Monument with a family-friendly arts market, costume contest, lantern-making, food vendors and pop-up performances. The illuminated parade, featuring glowing floats, musicians, performers on stilts and more, winds through the park starting at 7 p.m. This free event brings Baltimore’s creative community together, celebrating both light and heritage. Music lovers can dive into the VinylCon record fair at UNION Craft Brewing both Saturday and Sunday. Billed as Maryland’s largest vinyl fair ever, VinylCon offers hundreds of crates from indie collectors and pro dealers, plus continuous sets from top vinyl DJs and music memorabilia for the nostalgic. Early birds can score exclusive access Saturday morning, but the fun rolls on all weekend. Tonight also features Acid Mothers Temple with The Macks at Metro Baltimore, doors open at 7 p.m. and all ages are welcome. If Latin beats are your thing, Euphoria Baltimore will be pulsing with Xcapate Saturdays, starting at 10 p.m., promising the city’s number one Latin night. For fresh air, the Liberty Lot in Locust Point hosts the Believe In Tomorrow Port to Fort run and walk this morning to support critically ill kids and families, or join the Community Flea Market on St. Paul Street from 10 to 3, offering vintage goods, handmade crafts, and Chef T’s famous hot apple cider. Saturday evening, Power Plant Live presents the Boos and Brews Bar Crawl at 6 p.m.—don your creepiest costume and join the city’s wildest Halloween bar crawl. Tomorrow, Patterson Park’s Lantern Parade continues if Saturday’s weather gets spooky, and VinylCon keeps spinning for collectors and music curious alike. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 255 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9959469540 Listeners, if you’re in Baltimore and looking for things to do this Friday through Sunday, buckle up because the city is alive with autumn energy, Halloween happenings, and a few special surprises. Tonight, Cylburn Arboretum hosts its annual ArBOOretum, a family-friendly Halloween celebration set in Baltimore’s beautiful public garden from 5 to 7:30 PM. Think moonlit guided walks, festive seasonal decorations around the historic mansion, and gently spooky trails for all ages. Don’t worry about too much sugar — this event is candy-free, keeping the grounds clean and kid-friendly. Tickets are required and it’s rain or shine. For nature lovers and families, it’s one of the sweetest ways to slide into Halloween weekend according to Visit Baltimore. Later this evening, at 7, food fans take note — celebrity chef Tom Colicchio brings his “Think Like a Chef” event to the Enoch Pratt Free Library. If you’re a lover of cookbooks and conversation, or just want a little culinary inspiration heading into the weekend, this is a can’t-miss. If live music is your vibe, head to Rash Field Park along the Inner Harbor, where the Sunset Jams series continues with Zadia and Friends starting at 5 PM. Bring a blanket, catch the waterfront sunset, and enjoy the city’s own homegrown sound, thanks to the Waterfront Partnership. Over at The Walters Art Museum, a heads up: the museum closes early at 2 PM today and will open Sunday at noon due to their annual gala prep. Plan your art fix accordingly this weekend — Sunday afternoon is your time to explore everything from ancient wonders to decorative arts. This Saturday, Harborplace heats up with Blacktoberfest Baltimore, a lively festival celebrating Black-owned breweries, food, music, and culture beginning at 1 PM. Expect good eats, craft beer, and a vibrant crowd right on the waterfront. If you still need more Halloween spirit, local neighborhoods and venues are hosting pop-up shops, markets, and spooky festivities all weekend. From the Bakers Cauldron Creep Fair in Westminster to themed local farmers markets, there’s no shortage of autumnal fun throughout Baltimore and nearby towns, as covered by Maryland Fairs and Festivals. Thanks for tuning in to your Baltimore weekend guide. Don’t miss out: subscribe for more fun updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 24 Oct 2025 09:05:25 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Listeners, if you’re in Baltimore and looking for things to do this Friday through Sunday, buckle up because the city is alive with autumn energy, Halloween happenings, and a few special surprises. Tonight, Cylburn Arboretum hosts its annual ArBOOretum, a family-friendly Halloween celebration set in Baltimore’s beautiful public garden from 5 to 7:30 PM. Think moonlit guided walks, festive seasonal decorations around the historic mansion, and gently spooky trails for all ages. Don’t worry about too much sugar — this event is candy-free, keeping the grounds clean and kid-friendly. Tickets are required and it’s rain or shine. For nature lovers and families, it’s one of the sweetest ways to slide into Halloween weekend according to Visit Baltimore. Later this evening, at 7, food fans take note — celebrity chef Tom Colicchio brings his “Think Like a Chef” event to the Enoch Pratt Free Library. If you’re a lover of cookbooks and conversation, or just want a little culinary inspiration heading into the weekend, this is a can’t-miss. If live music is your vibe, head to Rash Field Park along the Inner Harbor, where the Sunset Jams series continues with Zadia and Friends starting at 5 PM. Bring a blanket, catch the waterfront sunset, and enjoy the city’s own homegrown sound, thanks to the Waterfront Partnership. Over at The Walters Art Museum, a heads up: the museum closes early at 2 PM today and will open Sunday at noon due to their annual gala prep. Plan your art fix accordingly this weekend — Sunday afternoon is your time to explore everything from ancient wonders to decorative arts. This Saturday, Harborplace heats up with Blacktoberfest Baltimore, a lively festival celebrating Black-owned breweries, food, music, and culture beginning at 1 PM. Expect good eats, craft beer, and a vibrant crowd right on the waterfront. If you still need more Halloween spirit, local neighborhoods and venues are hosting pop-up shops, markets, and spooky festivities all weekend. From the Bakers Cauldron Creep Fair in Westminster to themed local farmers markets, there’s no shortage of autumnal fun throughout Baltimore and nearby towns, as covered by Maryland Fairs and Festivals. Thanks for tuning in to your Baltimore weekend guide. Don’t miss out: subscribe for more fun updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 163 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7049910294 Listeners, if you are in Baltimore today or planning for the weekend, the city is bubbling with events that capture the best of fall and the Halloween spirit. For Thursday, October 23, Peabody Heights kicks off a retro scare with Teen Wolf (1985) as part of their Home-Recorded Halloween Horror-Thon. If film and a bit of nostalgia are your thing, it’s a great way to begin your night. Later, stop by Johns Hopkins for Cracking the Code, a special film screening and discussion running from 7 to 9 pm for those seeking something more thought-provoking. Friday, October 24, brings more festive energy. At M&T Bank Exchange, fans of cult classics can revel in the Rocky Horror Picture Show 50th Anniversary. If you want live music, Little Feat’s Strike Up The Band Tour hits The Lyric, while jazz lovers will appreciate Matthew Shipp’s cosmic piano at An die Musik. For those craving something whimsical and hands-on, Cylburn Arboretum hosts its ArBOOretum Halloween night, pairing beautiful gardens with spooky celebrations. Families can let their imaginations soar with Galactic Builders at 55 Market Place, a unique, calming exhibit inspired by the sky’s daily rotation. Saturday, October 25, you’re spoiled for choice. Halloween at the Maryland Science Center keeps things educational with an after-hours party, and the Great Baltimore Lantern Parade & Dia de Los Muertos Festival lights up Patterson Park from 4 to 9 pm—a stunning visual feast that’s perfect for families or date night. If you’ve got pets, don’t miss the Howl-O-Ween Pet Parade at the American Visionary Art Museum starting at 10 am, filled with costumed critters and artsy fun. Drag fans can catch Heroes and Villains: A Narrative Draglesque Show with a costume contest held upstairs at Ottobar, while cinephiles will want to snag seats for double features like Ghoulies and Demons at Checkerspot Brewing, or Return of the Living Dead plus Re-Animator later that night. Don’t forget Doors Open Baltimore, where free admission at historic sites gives you a peek behind the city’s architectural curtain. On Sunday, October 26, unwind with VinylCon at Union Craft Brewing, perfect for crate-diggers and music fans, or catch gospel icon Tasha Cobbs Leonard at The Lyric. The weekend closes with fall markets, watch parties, and more music across the city, covering every taste. Thanks for tuning in to this guide to Baltimore’s can’t-miss happenings this week. Don’t forget to subscribe for more local adventures. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 23 Oct 2025 09:05:56 -0000 full Inception Point AI Listeners, if you are in Baltimore today or planning for the weekend, the city is bubbling with events that capture the best of fall and the Halloween spirit. For Thursday, October 23, Peabody Heights kicks off a retro scare with Teen Wolf (1985) as part of their Home-Recorded Halloween Horror-Thon. If film and a bit of nostalgia are your thing, it’s a great way to begin your night. Later, stop by Johns Hopkins for Cracking the Code, a special film screening and discussion running from 7 to 9 pm for those seeking something more thought-provoking. Friday, October 24, brings more festive energy. At M&T Bank Exchange, fans of cult classics can revel in the Rocky Horror Picture Show 50th Anniversary. If you want live music, Little Feat’s Strike Up The Band Tour hits The Lyric, while jazz lovers will appreciate Matthew Shipp’s cosmic piano at An die Musik. For those craving something whimsical and hands-on, Cylburn Arboretum hosts its ArBOOretum Halloween night, pairing beautiful gardens with spooky celebrations. Families can let their imaginations soar with Galactic Builders at 55 Market Place, a unique, calming exhibit inspired by the sky’s daily rotation. Saturday, October 25, you’re spoiled for choice. Halloween at the Maryland Science Center keeps things educational with an after-hours party, and the Great Baltimore Lantern Parade & Dia de Los Muertos Festival lights up Patterson Park from 4 to 9 pm—a stunning visual feast that’s perfect for families or date night. If you’ve got pets, don’t miss the Howl-O-Ween Pet Parade at the American Visionary Art Museum starting at 10 am, filled with costumed critters and artsy fun. Drag fans can catch Heroes and Villains: A Narrative Draglesque Show with a costume contest held upstairs at Ottobar, while cinephiles will want to snag seats for double features like Ghoulies and Demons at Checkerspot Brewing, or Return of the Living Dead plus Re-Animator later that night. Don’t forget Doors Open Baltimore, where free admission at historic sites gives you a peek behind the city’s architectural curtain. On Sunday, October 26, unwind with VinylCon at Union Craft Brewing, perfect for crate-diggers and music fans, or catch gospel icon Tasha Cobbs Leonard at The Lyric. The weekend closes with fall markets, watch parties, and more music across the city, covering every taste. Thanks for tuning in to this guide to Baltimore’s can’t-miss happenings this week. Don’t forget to subscribe for more local adventures. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 184 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7790902317 If you are looking for the best ways to spend your time in Baltimore this week, there is no shortage of excitement, taste, and culture. Today, October 19th, is jam-packed with local flavors and signature Baltimore celebrations. At the Phillips Crab Deck on Pratt Street, the seventh-annual Crabs and Crushes Celebration invites listeners to enjoy all-you-can-eat hot steamed Chesapeake crabs, endless shrimp, Maryland fried chicken, crushes, and all the classic summertime sides from noon to 3 PM. There will be live music to keep your spirits high and a waterfront view to savor between bites according to Phillips Crab Deck. Beer enthusiasts will want to swing by 737 South Broadway, where Max’s Taphouse is hosting its annual Rare and Obscure Beer Festival, running all weekend long. This is a unique opportunity to taste unusual and hard-to-find drafts in five and ten-ounce pours, featuring some specialty beers you simply cannot find anywhere else. The event is free to attend for anyone over twenty-one, and you can stay late with festival hours stretching until midnight according to Max’s Taphouse. Downtown is buzzing with more than just food and drink. Comic fans have reason to celebrate as the Baltimore Comic-Con takes over the Convention Center through today. Panel discussions, artist signings, cosplay competitions, and comic collectibles fill the show floor. Attendees can meet major writers and illustrators, check out fan art, and hunt for unique memorabilia, making it a must-stop for pop culture aficionados as reported by the Johns Hopkins News-Letter. In the spirit of art and performance, Everyman Theatre features a special pay-what-you-choose open rehearsal of Yasmina Reza’s witty comedy Art at 7 PM, offering an exclusive first look before the show’s official run. As the week continues, the party rolls on. Next weekend, Saturday October 25th means the official Baltimore Halloween Bar Crawl hits Fells Point. Expect all day drink specials, haunted shots, DJs, and the city’s wildest costume contest with prizes for creativity. More than ten bars are on the crawl, and your ticket gets you a souvenir mug, raffle entries, and free event photos, all organized by Project DC Events. If you are eager for culture and history, check out the ongoing exhibitions at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum or catch dynamic community art at the Creative Alliance. And although the Free Fall Friday at the National Aquarium is sold out, future community events await. Thanks for tuning in and for making Baltimore your home of adventure this October. Remember to subscribe so you never miss an update about what to do next in Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 19 Oct 2025 09:04:39 -0000 full Inception Point AI If you are looking for the best ways to spend your time in Baltimore this week, there is no shortage of excitement, taste, and culture. Today, October 19th, is jam-packed with local flavors and signature Baltimore celebrations. At the Phillips Crab Deck on Pratt Street, the seventh-annual Crabs and Crushes Celebration invites listeners to enjoy all-you-can-eat hot steamed Chesapeake crabs, endless shrimp, Maryland fried chicken, crushes, and all the classic summertime sides from noon to 3 PM. There will be live music to keep your spirits high and a waterfront view to savor between bites according to Phillips Crab Deck. Beer enthusiasts will want to swing by 737 South Broadway, where Max’s Taphouse is hosting its annual Rare and Obscure Beer Festival, running all weekend long. This is a unique opportunity to taste unusual and hard-to-find drafts in five and ten-ounce pours, featuring some specialty beers you simply cannot find anywhere else. The event is free to attend for anyone over twenty-one, and you can stay late with festival hours stretching until midnight according to Max’s Taphouse. Downtown is buzzing with more than just food and drink. Comic fans have reason to celebrate as the Baltimore Comic-Con takes over the Convention Center through today. Panel discussions, artist signings, cosplay competitions, and comic collectibles fill the show floor. Attendees can meet major writers and illustrators, check out fan art, and hunt for unique memorabilia, making it a must-stop for pop culture aficionados as reported by the Johns Hopkins News-Letter. In the spirit of art and performance, Everyman Theatre features a special pay-what-you-choose open rehearsal of Yasmina Reza’s witty comedy Art at 7 PM, offering an exclusive first look before the show’s official run. As the week continues, the party rolls on. Next weekend, Saturday October 25th means the official Baltimore Halloween Bar Crawl hits Fells Point. Expect all day drink specials, haunted shots, DJs, and the city’s wildest costume contest with prizes for creativity. More than ten bars are on the crawl, and your ticket gets you a souvenir mug, raffle entries, and free event photos, all organized by Project DC Events. If you are eager for culture and history, check out the ongoing exhibitions at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum or catch dynamic community art at the Creative Alliance. And although the Free Fall Friday at the National Aquarium is sold out, future community events await. Thanks for tuning in and for making Baltimore your home of adventure this October. Remember to subscribe so you never miss an update about what to do next in Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 189 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6113273535 Baltimore is buzzing with energy this week, and listeners looking for fun won’t be disappointed. Today marks a huge double-header in Charm City: the 25th Annual Baltimore Running Festival and the Baltimore Comic-Con, both taking over downtown through the weekend. Over 14,000 runners hit the streets for the marathon, half-marathon, 10K, and 5K, with the full marathon starting at Paca and Camden Streets at 8 a.m. and various races happening throughout the morning. Expect street closures and significant traffic detours around Inner Harbor, Pratt Street, and more, so public transportation is strongly encouraged. The Charm City Circulator is paused until after 4 p.m., but the Metro SubwayLink runs as usual downtown. Runners will finish by 3 p.m., so keep these routes in mind for both travel and prime spectating spots. Comic-Con fans can geek out all weekend at the Baltimore Convention Center on West Pratt Street. The show runs October 17 through 19, bringing together comic creators, celebrity guests, panels, cosplay contests, and hundreds of exhibitors. Baltimore Comic-Con organizers recommend using the light rail or Metro SubwayLink to keep travel as hassle-free as possible. If you’re driving, secure a parking spot in advance — it’s one of the biggest nerd culture celebrations on the East Coast. Tonight, thrill-seekers should check out Baltimore’s Ghost Ship Haunted Attraction at the Liberty Ship John W. Brown on Newgate Avenue. The nautical-themed haunt is open from 7 to 10 p.m., featuring sea monsters and scares alongside cozy treats and exclusive merchandise. Tickets are limited, so book early for a haunting experience that celebrates local maritime history and Halloween. Food lovers, Oktoberfest fun continues on both Saturday and Sunday at spots like The Worthington and The Manor Tavern, serving up brats, German beers, and live music. Clavel chef Carlos Raba is popping up inside HEX Superette with creative cuisine all weekend. For more global flavors, the Asia in a Bite Food Fest returns to Baltimore Peninsula, while Towson courthouse hosts the annual Italian Heritage Festival Saturday, with limoncello classes, wine making, and kids’ activities. Art fans can join Sip, Puff n Paint at Such A Vibe Museum, where you’ll enjoy painting, drinks, and music with local artists tonight and Saturday. For magic, catch Justin Willman at The Lyric Sunday night. The weekend wraps with tennis tournaments at Luvall Tennis and history tours at the B&O Railroad Museum, plus classic bluegrass and Oktoberfest vibes at local taverns. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 18 Oct 2025 09:05:21 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing with energy this week, and listeners looking for fun won’t be disappointed. Today marks a huge double-header in Charm City: the 25th Annual Baltimore Running Festival and the Baltimore Comic-Con, both taking over downtown through the weekend. Over 14,000 runners hit the streets for the marathon, half-marathon, 10K, and 5K, with the full marathon starting at Paca and Camden Streets at 8 a.m. and various races happening throughout the morning. Expect street closures and significant traffic detours around Inner Harbor, Pratt Street, and more, so public transportation is strongly encouraged. The Charm City Circulator is paused until after 4 p.m., but the Metro SubwayLink runs as usual downtown. Runners will finish by 3 p.m., so keep these routes in mind for both travel and prime spectating spots. Comic-Con fans can geek out all weekend at the Baltimore Convention Center on West Pratt Street. The show runs October 17 through 19, bringing together comic creators, celebrity guests, panels, cosplay contests, and hundreds of exhibitors. Baltimore Comic-Con organizers recommend using the light rail or Metro SubwayLink to keep travel as hassle-free as possible. If you’re driving, secure a parking spot in advance — it’s one of the biggest nerd culture celebrations on the East Coast. Tonight, thrill-seekers should check out Baltimore’s Ghost Ship Haunted Attraction at the Liberty Ship John W. Brown on Newgate Avenue. The nautical-themed haunt is open from 7 to 10 p.m., featuring sea monsters and scares alongside cozy treats and exclusive merchandise. Tickets are limited, so book early for a haunting experience that celebrates local maritime history and Halloween. Food lovers, Oktoberfest fun continues on both Saturday and Sunday at spots like The Worthington and The Manor Tavern, serving up brats, German beers, and live music. Clavel chef Carlos Raba is popping up inside HEX Superette with creative cuisine all weekend. For more global flavors, the Asia in a Bite Food Fest returns to Baltimore Peninsula, while Towson courthouse hosts the annual Italian Heritage Festival Saturday, with limoncello classes, wine making, and kids’ activities. Art fans can join Sip, Puff n Paint at Such A Vibe Museum, where you’ll enjoy painting, drinks, and music with local artists tonight and Saturday. For magic, catch Justin Willman at The Lyric Sunday night. The weekend wraps with tennis tournaments at Luvall Tennis and history tours at the B&O Railroad Museum, plus classic bluegrass and Oktoberfest vibes at local taverns. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 209 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8218094389 Today in Baltimore, Maryland, listeners have a plethora of exciting events to explore. If you're a fan of comics, the Baltimore Comic-Con is in full swing from today until Sunday at the Baltimore Convention Center. This three-day extravaganza features a variety of vendors, panelists, and guests, including comics creators, media personalities, retailers, publishers, and more. The event also includes cosplay contests, panel discussions, and the prestigious Ringo Awards. For those interested in running, the Baltimore Running Festival takes place on Saturday, with options for a 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon. The courses start at different points around the city, providing a scenic and challenging experience for runners of all levels. In the evening, the Fright Night Massive: SYSTEM OVERLOAD 2.0 is happening at Power Plant Live, offering a thrilling experience for those looking for a spooky night out. Additionally, tonight you can enjoy some great live music and comedy at the Ottobar, an indie-rock club and DJ dance party hotspot in Downtown Baltimore. Tomorrow, head over to Peabody Heights Brewery for the Beers & Fear Halloween Market, a spooky celebration with themed items and activities. Or join Gabby and the Gabby Cats at the Lyric Baltimore for a musical show that's sure to delight both kids and adults. This weekend also marks the opening of "Hair" at the Vagabond Players, a rock musical that explores themes of activism and social change. The show runs until late November. On Sunday, Justin Willman will bring his magic and comedy to the Lyric Baltimore, so be sure to grab tickets early. Last but not least, the Baltimore Soundstage will host Alaska's Haunted Halloween on November 1, promising an unforgettable evening of thrills and chills. Thanks for tuning in Don't forget to subscribe for more updates on what's happening in Baltimore. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 17 Oct 2025 09:05:10 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Today in Baltimore, Maryland, listeners have a plethora of exciting events to explore. If you're a fan of comics, the Baltimore Comic-Con is in full swing from today until Sunday at the Baltimore Convention Center. This three-day extravaganza features a variety of vendors, panelists, and guests, including comics creators, media personalities, retailers, publishers, and more. The event also includes cosplay contests, panel discussions, and the prestigious Ringo Awards. For those interested in running, the Baltimore Running Festival takes place on Saturday, with options for a 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon. The courses start at different points around the city, providing a scenic and challenging experience for runners of all levels. In the evening, the Fright Night Massive: SYSTEM OVERLOAD 2.0 is happening at Power Plant Live, offering a thrilling experience for those looking for a spooky night out. Additionally, tonight you can enjoy some great live music and comedy at the Ottobar, an indie-rock club and DJ dance party hotspot in Downtown Baltimore. Tomorrow, head over to Peabody Heights Brewery for the Beers & Fear Halloween Market, a spooky celebration with themed items and activities. Or join Gabby and the Gabby Cats at the Lyric Baltimore for a musical show that's sure to delight both kids and adults. This weekend also marks the opening of "Hair" at the Vagabond Players, a rock musical that explores themes of activism and social change. The show runs until late November. On Sunday, Justin Willman will bring his magic and comedy to the Lyric Baltimore, so be sure to grab tickets early. Last but not least, the Baltimore Soundstage will host Alaska's Haunted Halloween on November 1, promising an unforgettable evening of thrills and chills. Thanks for tuning in Don't forget to subscribe for more updates on what's happening in Baltimore. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 154 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3322000018 Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what’s going on around Charm City today and this weekend, get ready for a whirlwind of spooky fun, culture, and community spirit. First up today, October 16, head down to historic Fells Point for Baltimore After Dark: Solve the Murder Mystery. At South Broadway and Thames Street, this interactive outdoor event lets you step inside a live mystery to crack clues with friends, with performances kicking off in the evening. For the escape room fans, there’s also the Baltimore Conspiracy Game happening today at 920 S Broadway, a thrilling outdoor escape game where you’ll solve clues around the city and unlock secrets. Tonight, Power Plant Live downtown lights up with the Harley and Fiends Drag Show, bringing dazzling performances starting at 7 PM. If you’re into quirky art and local talent, the Baltimore Museum of Art is open until 9 PM for evening gallery exploration, and Baltimore Clayworks hosts live demos all day until 5 PM. Families with young kids can settle in for stories and hands-on activities at area libraries or enjoy cultural programming at the Harriet Tubman Cultural Center and Heavy Seas Brewery—each hosting events later today. Kicking off the weekend on Friday evening, things get spooky and big. The legendary Fright Night Massive: SYSTEM OVERLOAD 2.0 takes over Power Plant Live starting at 4 PM Friday and rolls deep into the night with multiple areas of music, zombie hordes, jaw-dropping visuals, and plenty of local DJs and talent. Saturday night, October 18, don't miss Baltimore's Ghost Ship Haunted Attraction aboard the Liberty Ship John W. Brown at 4601 Newgate Ave. This year's theme is Sea Monsters—so get ready for maritime chills. Running select nights, tickets are online, with discounts for Patch users. Hot drinks, snacks, and exclusive Ghost Ship merch make this a standout Halloween experience. Foodies are in for a treat Saturday and Sunday with the HEX Superette Clavel Kitchen Takeover Weekend, where Clavel steps in for a culinary pop-up packed with Baltimore flavor. Sports fans can catch college football games live in bars all across Inner Harbor, while families might take advantage of pumpkin picking in the region’s patches—just outside city lines for some autumn fun. If you’re dreaming of an underwater journey, the National Aquarium is usually top of the list, but a heads up—the Aquarium is closed Thursday and Friday due to facilities issues. Check on reopening for Saturday, and don’t miss their Maryland Mornings deal—visit before noon on a weekday for reduced admission, with special rates for Maryland residents. Free Fall Friday Night at the Aquarium, part of Baltimore’s Free Fall celebration, is officially sold out for next week, but plan ahead for future fun. There’s more: live music, charity golf at Greystone, library activities, and STEM festivals dot the calendar. For art lovers, the Asian Arts Gallery at Towson University and Maryland Center for History and Culture feature This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 16 Oct 2025 09:06:41 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, if you’re wondering what’s going on around Charm City today and this weekend, get ready for a whirlwind of spooky fun, culture, and community spirit. First up today, October 16, head down to historic Fells Point for Baltimore After Dark: Solve the Murder Mystery. At South Broadway and Thames Street, this interactive outdoor event lets you step inside a live mystery to crack clues with friends, with performances kicking off in the evening. For the escape room fans, there’s also the Baltimore Conspiracy Game happening today at 920 S Broadway, a thrilling outdoor escape game where you’ll solve clues around the city and unlock secrets. Tonight, Power Plant Live downtown lights up with the Harley and Fiends Drag Show, bringing dazzling performances starting at 7 PM. If you’re into quirky art and local talent, the Baltimore Museum of Art is open until 9 PM for evening gallery exploration, and Baltimore Clayworks hosts live demos all day until 5 PM. Families with young kids can settle in for stories and hands-on activities at area libraries or enjoy cultural programming at the Harriet Tubman Cultural Center and Heavy Seas Brewery—each hosting events later today. Kicking off the weekend on Friday evening, things get spooky and big. The legendary Fright Night Massive: SYSTEM OVERLOAD 2.0 takes over Power Plant Live starting at 4 PM Friday and rolls deep into the night with multiple areas of music, zombie hordes, jaw-dropping visuals, and plenty of local DJs and talent. Saturday night, October 18, don't miss Baltimore's Ghost Ship Haunted Attraction aboard the Liberty Ship John W. Brown at 4601 Newgate Ave. This year's theme is Sea Monsters—so get ready for maritime chills. Running select nights, tickets are online, with discounts for Patch users. Hot drinks, snacks, and exclusive Ghost Ship merch make this a standout Halloween experience. Foodies are in for a treat Saturday and Sunday with the HEX Superette Clavel Kitchen Takeover Weekend, where Clavel steps in for a culinary pop-up packed with Baltimore flavor. Sports fans can catch college football games live in bars all across Inner Harbor, while families might take advantage of pumpkin picking in the region’s patches—just outside city lines for some autumn fun. If you’re dreaming of an underwater journey, the National Aquarium is usually top of the list, but a heads up—the Aquarium is closed Thursday and Friday due to facilities issues. Check on reopening for Saturday, and don’t miss their Maryland Mornings deal—visit before noon on a weekday for reduced admission, with special rates for Maryland residents. Free Fall Friday Night at the Aquarium, part of Baltimore’s Free Fall celebration, is officially sold out for next week, but plan ahead for future fun. There’s more: live music, charity golf at Greystone, library activities, and STEM festivals dot the calendar. For art lovers, the Asian Arts Gallery at Towson University and Maryland Center for History and Culture feature This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 234 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7686373604 Let’s dive right into the vibrant energy of Baltimore this week, where there’s always something electrifying happening, whether you love live music, festive gatherings, or quirky local happenings. Today, Sunday, October 12th, is packed with can’t-miss events and marks the tail end of a lively weekend. If you’re into live rock, Seether and Daughtry are hitting the stage at Pier Six Pavilion for a high-voltage concert that’s sure to energize the Baltimore waterfront. Pier Six is known for its stellar acoustics and beautiful harbor views, so grab your tickets, bring your friends, and get ready to sing along to some rock anthems under the stars. For fans of folk and bluegrass, “The Bonfire Festival,” featuring Pasadena, Mihali, and Brandon Hardesty, takes place at 1:00 PM today. It’s a perfect outdoor afternoon vibe—bring a blanket, relax by the water, and let the music carry you away. If you’re seeking something a little different, the Fells Point Fun Festival is wrapping up today after a weekend filled with live music, local food, and plenty of Baltimore charm. Stroll the historic streets, try some crab cakes, and soak in the neighborhood’s unique atmosphere. Across town, the Maryland Science Center is capping off their Halloween festivities with a “Pumpkin Smash”—bring your jack-o-lantern to launch it off the roof for a spectacular (and free) send-off. It’s a uniquely Baltimore way to say goodbye to your Halloween décor. Looking ahead to the rest of the week, the city’s spirit doesn’t slow down. Wednesday evening, consider joining the Patagonia Walk/Run Club for a community jog starting at their Harbor East store—all speeds are welcome, and there’s a sweet treat waiting at the finish. If science and spooky season are your vibe, the Maryland Science Center continues its “Spooky Science” programming with ghoulish experiments and monster engineering challenges—perfect for curious minds and families. And for music lovers, “Ottobar Live!” brings Baltimore’s eclectic rock scene front and center with bands like Pinkshift, Pearl and Chromafix, PLRLS, and The Outcalls, plus a punk rock flea market for indie fashion and vinyl finds. This Thursday, don’t miss “Thursday Night Fright” at the Science Center, where you can catch a special IMAX screening of John Carpenter’s “The Thing,” paired with a happy hour—this one’s for the 21+ crowd. And for those craving a taste of Baltimore’s food scene, the Asia in a Bite Food Fest returns to the waterfront this weekend, offering over 30 authentic and fusion Asian vendors plus cultural performances that are sure to delight your palate. Next Friday, October 24th, is one of the city’s most anticipated free events: “Free Fall Friday Night” at the National Aquarium. According to the National Aquarium, this is your chance to explore the wonders of the deep for free—but you’ll need to register in advance online starting October 14th, and tickets go fast. It’s a rare opportunity to enjoy one of Baltimore’s crown jewels wi This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sun, 12 Oct 2025 09:04:46 -0000 full Inception Point AI Let’s dive right into the vibrant energy of Baltimore this week, where there’s always something electrifying happening, whether you love live music, festive gatherings, or quirky local happenings. Today, Sunday, October 12th, is packed with can’t-miss events and marks the tail end of a lively weekend. If you’re into live rock, Seether and Daughtry are hitting the stage at Pier Six Pavilion for a high-voltage concert that’s sure to energize the Baltimore waterfront. Pier Six is known for its stellar acoustics and beautiful harbor views, so grab your tickets, bring your friends, and get ready to sing along to some rock anthems under the stars. For fans of folk and bluegrass, “The Bonfire Festival,” featuring Pasadena, Mihali, and Brandon Hardesty, takes place at 1:00 PM today. It’s a perfect outdoor afternoon vibe—bring a blanket, relax by the water, and let the music carry you away. If you’re seeking something a little different, the Fells Point Fun Festival is wrapping up today after a weekend filled with live music, local food, and plenty of Baltimore charm. Stroll the historic streets, try some crab cakes, and soak in the neighborhood’s unique atmosphere. Across town, the Maryland Science Center is capping off their Halloween festivities with a “Pumpkin Smash”—bring your jack-o-lantern to launch it off the roof for a spectacular (and free) send-off. It’s a uniquely Baltimore way to say goodbye to your Halloween décor. Looking ahead to the rest of the week, the city’s spirit doesn’t slow down. Wednesday evening, consider joining the Patagonia Walk/Run Club for a community jog starting at their Harbor East store—all speeds are welcome, and there’s a sweet treat waiting at the finish. If science and spooky season are your vibe, the Maryland Science Center continues its “Spooky Science” programming with ghoulish experiments and monster engineering challenges—perfect for curious minds and families. And for music lovers, “Ottobar Live!” brings Baltimore’s eclectic rock scene front and center with bands like Pinkshift, Pearl and Chromafix, PLRLS, and The Outcalls, plus a punk rock flea market for indie fashion and vinyl finds. This Thursday, don’t miss “Thursday Night Fright” at the Science Center, where you can catch a special IMAX screening of John Carpenter’s “The Thing,” paired with a happy hour—this one’s for the 21+ crowd. And for those craving a taste of Baltimore’s food scene, the Asia in a Bite Food Fest returns to the waterfront this weekend, offering over 30 authentic and fusion Asian vendors plus cultural performances that are sure to delight your palate. Next Friday, October 24th, is one of the city’s most anticipated free events: “Free Fall Friday Night” at the National Aquarium. According to the National Aquarium, this is your chance to explore the wonders of the deep for free—but you’ll need to register in advance online starting October 14th, and tickets go fast. It’s a rare opportunity to enjoy one of Baltimore’s crown jewels wi This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 235 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7616786177 Baltimore is bursting with amazing events today and through this weekend, so let's dive right into what you can explore across Charm City. Starting today, Friday October 10th, the Fell's Point Fun Festival kicks off and runs through Sunday. This beloved neighborhood celebration features live music stages, storytime readings for families, magic shows, balloon artists, and plenty of food and drink along Thames Street from Caroline to Wolfe. It's the perfect way to experience one of Baltimore's most historic waterfront neighborhoods. Music lovers have excellent options tonight. Crowder brings The Grace and Glory Tour to Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena in Catonsville at 7 PM, while those seeking something more intimate can catch Scott Tournet in Concert and Conversation at Manor Mill starting at 7:30 PM. The Tribute to The Mighty O'Jays hits the stage at Keystone Korner Baltimore, and there's even a free dance party with DJ DAGM at The Royal Blue. For something uniquely Baltimore, the Maryland Zoo hosts OktoBEARfest Eve tonight, an exclusive 21-plus event featuring seasonal craft beers, festive vibes, and close encounters with the animals. The celebration continues Saturday with the full-day OktoBEARfest, offering live music, local vendors, and unlimited sampling from over 60 seasonal brews, plus wine, cider, and seltzer. Saturday transforms the Maryland Science Center into a spooky wonderland from noon to 4 PM with their Spooky Science event. Kids can conduct ghoulish experiments, take on monster engineering challenges, and watch jack-o-lanterns literally blow their lids. Later that evening at 5:30 PM, the Science Center hosts a Pokemon Party sleepover where families can search for Pokemon throughout the building, design Gym Badges, and trade with fellow trainers. Music dominates Saturday night with international rock band MANÁ performing their Vivir Sin Aire Tour at CFG Bank Arena, while Grammy-winning artist Common headlines the United Way Centennial Benefit Concert at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall at 7 PM. For podcast fans, NPR's Hidden Brain host Shankar Vedantam brings his Perceptions Tour to The Lyric Baltimore, sharing insights from the show's first decade. Sunday wraps up the weekend with King George and Friends bringing Southern Soul to Lyric Baltimore, while Seether and Daughtry co-headline at Pier Six Pavilion. Thank you for tuning in, and make sure to subscribe so you never miss what's happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Fri, 10 Oct 2025 09:04:49 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore is bursting with amazing events today and through this weekend, so let's dive right into what you can explore across Charm City. Starting today, Friday October 10th, the Fell's Point Fun Festival kicks off and runs through Sunday. This beloved neighborhood celebration features live music stages, storytime readings for families, magic shows, balloon artists, and plenty of food and drink along Thames Street from Caroline to Wolfe. It's the perfect way to experience one of Baltimore's most historic waterfront neighborhoods. Music lovers have excellent options tonight. Crowder brings The Grace and Glory Tour to Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena in Catonsville at 7 PM, while those seeking something more intimate can catch Scott Tournet in Concert and Conversation at Manor Mill starting at 7:30 PM. The Tribute to The Mighty O'Jays hits the stage at Keystone Korner Baltimore, and there's even a free dance party with DJ DAGM at The Royal Blue. For something uniquely Baltimore, the Maryland Zoo hosts OktoBEARfest Eve tonight, an exclusive 21-plus event featuring seasonal craft beers, festive vibes, and close encounters with the animals. The celebration continues Saturday with the full-day OktoBEARfest, offering live music, local vendors, and unlimited sampling from over 60 seasonal brews, plus wine, cider, and seltzer. Saturday transforms the Maryland Science Center into a spooky wonderland from noon to 4 PM with their Spooky Science event. Kids can conduct ghoulish experiments, take on monster engineering challenges, and watch jack-o-lanterns literally blow their lids. Later that evening at 5:30 PM, the Science Center hosts a Pokemon Party sleepover where families can search for Pokemon throughout the building, design Gym Badges, and trade with fellow trainers. Music dominates Saturday night with international rock band MANÁ performing their Vivir Sin Aire Tour at CFG Bank Arena, while Grammy-winning artist Common headlines the United Way Centennial Benefit Concert at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall at 7 PM. For podcast fans, NPR's Hidden Brain host Shankar Vedantam brings his Perceptions Tour to The Lyric Baltimore, sharing insights from the show's first decade. Sunday wraps up the weekend with King George and Friends bringing Southern Soul to Lyric Baltimore, while Seether and Daughtry co-headline at Pier Six Pavilion. Thank you for tuning in, and make sure to subscribe so you never miss what's happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 179 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4131775037 Baltimore is bursting with energy and creativity this week, so if you’re looking for plans, you are in luck. Tonight, October ninth, you can head downtown to Power Plant Live for the first Harley and Fiends drag show of the month, kicking off at seven p.m. at the Why So Serious Halloween pop-up bar at Luckie’s Liquors. Drinks are flowing, the costumes are bold, and it’s a can’t-miss way to launch your weekend. According to Power Plant Live, industry workers get free game play and drink specials later in the evening. This Friday through Sunday, Thames Street in historic Fell’s Point transforms for the colorful Fell’s Point Fun Festival. Expect live music on multiple stages, tasty street eats, vendors, and plenty of family-friendly activities all along the waterfront. For those craving a cultural night out, the Baltimore Museum of Art presents The Jury Experience, an immersive courtroom case held in the Meyerhoff Auditorium. Saturday offers a wild variety of choices. Head to Power Plant Live for the massive Baltimore Taco Festival, running Saturday and Sunday. Baltimore Taco Festival, reported by Power Plant Live, brings you the region’s best taco and food vendors, margarita bars, live music, family activities, and all the festive energy you can handle right in the heart of downtown. Also on Saturday, the Maryland Zoo is hosting OktoBEARfest, a fall beer festival with live music, unlimited sampling from regional breweries, food trucks, and, of course, all the animals. History buffs can check out The Night the Ghosts Came Home, an interactive look at early Halloween traditions at the Irish Shrine and Railroad Workers Museum. Over at Gunpowder Falls State Park, teens can get hands-on with local science at the Marine Microplastics workshop. Saturday night, fans of The Rocky Horror Picture Show can catch a shadow cast performance at Le Mondo on Howard Street. For live music, the legendary Maná brings their Vivir Sin Aire Tour to CFG Bank Arena. Keystone Korner Baltimore packs its stage with soul and R&B, highlighting a tribute to The O’Jays Friday and Chico DeBarge on Saturday. Sunday brings more unique events, like the United Way Centennial Benefit Concert featuring Common at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, and the Seether and Daughtry 2025 Tour at Pier Six Pavilion. Meanwhile, families can drop by Port Discovery Children’s Museum for a Storytime and Puppet Show: Halloween is Coming! October is also BLAQ Pride month throughout Baltimore, and the festivities are in full swing. Attendees can find mixers, performances, and rallies all across the city — including National Coming Out Day events this weekend at War Memorial Plaza, as listed by BLAQ Equity Baltimore. Whether you are eager for music, tacos, spooky science, or a high-energy festival, Baltimore is truly hopping all week long. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 09 Oct 2025 18:48:39 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is bursting with energy and creativity this week, so if you’re looking for plans, you are in luck. Tonight, October ninth, you can head downtown to Power Plant Live for the first Harley and Fiends drag show of the month, kicking off at seven p.m. at the Why So Serious Halloween pop-up bar at Luckie’s Liquors. Drinks are flowing, the costumes are bold, and it’s a can’t-miss way to launch your weekend. According to Power Plant Live, industry workers get free game play and drink specials later in the evening. This Friday through Sunday, Thames Street in historic Fell’s Point transforms for the colorful Fell’s Point Fun Festival. Expect live music on multiple stages, tasty street eats, vendors, and plenty of family-friendly activities all along the waterfront. For those craving a cultural night out, the Baltimore Museum of Art presents The Jury Experience, an immersive courtroom case held in the Meyerhoff Auditorium. Saturday offers a wild variety of choices. Head to Power Plant Live for the massive Baltimore Taco Festival, running Saturday and Sunday. Baltimore Taco Festival, reported by Power Plant Live, brings you the region’s best taco and food vendors, margarita bars, live music, family activities, and all the festive energy you can handle right in the heart of downtown. Also on Saturday, the Maryland Zoo is hosting OktoBEARfest, a fall beer festival with live music, unlimited sampling from regional breweries, food trucks, and, of course, all the animals. History buffs can check out The Night the Ghosts Came Home, an interactive look at early Halloween traditions at the Irish Shrine and Railroad Workers Museum. Over at Gunpowder Falls State Park, teens can get hands-on with local science at the Marine Microplastics workshop. Saturday night, fans of The Rocky Horror Picture Show can catch a shadow cast performance at Le Mondo on Howard Street. For live music, the legendary Maná brings their Vivir Sin Aire Tour to CFG Bank Arena. Keystone Korner Baltimore packs its stage with soul and R&B, highlighting a tribute to The O’Jays Friday and Chico DeBarge on Saturday. Sunday brings more unique events, like the United Way Centennial Benefit Concert featuring Common at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, and the Seether and Daughtry 2025 Tour at Pier Six Pavilion. Meanwhile, families can drop by Port Discovery Children’s Museum for a Storytime and Puppet Show: Halloween is Coming! October is also BLAQ Pride month throughout Baltimore, and the festivities are in full swing. Attendees can find mixers, performances, and rallies all across the city — including National Coming Out Day events this weekend at War Memorial Plaza, as listed by BLAQ Equity Baltimore. Whether you are eager for music, tacos, spooky science, or a high-energy festival, Baltimore is truly hopping all week long. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 204 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8062394092 Listeners, Baltimore is absolutely buzzing this week, so let’s jump right into what’s happening across the city for the weekend and the days ahead. Start your Saturday with the Donate Life Family Fun Run at Camden Yards Sports Complex. This family-friendly 5K and fun run supports organ donation and wraps you in the energy of thousands turning out for a great cause. Over at the Maryland Zoo in Druid Hill Park, the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center hosts its Miracles in Motion 5K, where you can run, walk, and then enjoy zoo admission—all supporting pediatric care. Now, foodies and music-lovers, Carroll Park is where you’ll find the Fest of Fall Caribbean Wine Food & Music Festival. From 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, enjoy Caribbean cuisine, wine tastings, and live music for an all-day celebration of island vibes. According to Baltimore Magazine’s events calendar, the Pigtown Festival also returns for its 23rd year on Pigtown Main Street Saturday afternoon, bringing together classic pit beef, local artisans, live entertainment, and even pig races—a true neighborhood tradition. Looking for something unique? The American Visionary Art Museum presents Kinetic Cardboard, a hands-on workshop with artist Alex Vernon specializing in making imaginative cardboard automata, recommended for ages 10 and up. Or swing by the Walters Art Museum for their Opening Weekend Boshell Lecture: Preserving the Souls of Animals, a thought-provoking event for art and animal lovers alike. Creative souls can join classes during The Charm City Burlesque & Variety Festival at the Creative Alliance, which promises dazzling performances and workshops for performers and fans alike all weekend, as listed by Visit Baltimore. Music fans: Eric Benet headlines Saturday night at the Horseshoe Casino’s Harbor Room, bringing smooth R&B to the heart of the city. Sunday features something for fantasy enthusiasts. The Lyric Baltimore hosts The Witcher in Concert—hear the powerful soundtrack of the Witcher video game series performed live by orchestra with a special appearance by Percival, blending Slavic folk and epic game music. On the quirky side, Sunday afternoon offers Baltimore Speed Dating for Singles Ages 28-42 at Union Craft Brewing. Who knows, you might just find your next Saturday night companion! The city’s museums offer plenty as well—catch the last chance to see the “Electric” exhibition by Vian Borchert at The Framer’s Choice Gallery, or stop by the Baltimore Museum of Art with extended hours and new contemporary installations. Families can also spend the morning at the Maryland Science Center’s Toddlergarten: All About Me program, or explore the Worldwide Day of Play at the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House with hands-on historic games and crafts. Before the week wraps, check out live music at venues like Le Mondo, Church on the Square, and An die Musik, where local and international artists make Baltimore’s nightlife glow well into the evening. With so much happening, the This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 27 Sep 2025 08:58:44 -0000 full Inception Point AI Listeners, Baltimore is absolutely buzzing this week, so let’s jump right into what’s happening across the city for the weekend and the days ahead. Start your Saturday with the Donate Life Family Fun Run at Camden Yards Sports Complex. This family-friendly 5K and fun run supports organ donation and wraps you in the energy of thousands turning out for a great cause. Over at the Maryland Zoo in Druid Hill Park, the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center hosts its Miracles in Motion 5K, where you can run, walk, and then enjoy zoo admission—all supporting pediatric care. Now, foodies and music-lovers, Carroll Park is where you’ll find the Fest of Fall Caribbean Wine Food & Music Festival. From 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, enjoy Caribbean cuisine, wine tastings, and live music for an all-day celebration of island vibes. According to Baltimore Magazine’s events calendar, the Pigtown Festival also returns for its 23rd year on Pigtown Main Street Saturday afternoon, bringing together classic pit beef, local artisans, live entertainment, and even pig races—a true neighborhood tradition. Looking for something unique? The American Visionary Art Museum presents Kinetic Cardboard, a hands-on workshop with artist Alex Vernon specializing in making imaginative cardboard automata, recommended for ages 10 and up. Or swing by the Walters Art Museum for their Opening Weekend Boshell Lecture: Preserving the Souls of Animals, a thought-provoking event for art and animal lovers alike. Creative souls can join classes during The Charm City Burlesque & Variety Festival at the Creative Alliance, which promises dazzling performances and workshops for performers and fans alike all weekend, as listed by Visit Baltimore. Music fans: Eric Benet headlines Saturday night at the Horseshoe Casino’s Harbor Room, bringing smooth R&B to the heart of the city. Sunday features something for fantasy enthusiasts. The Lyric Baltimore hosts The Witcher in Concert—hear the powerful soundtrack of the Witcher video game series performed live by orchestra with a special appearance by Percival, blending Slavic folk and epic game music. On the quirky side, Sunday afternoon offers Baltimore Speed Dating for Singles Ages 28-42 at Union Craft Brewing. Who knows, you might just find your next Saturday night companion! The city’s museums offer plenty as well—catch the last chance to see the “Electric” exhibition by Vian Borchert at The Framer’s Choice Gallery, or stop by the Baltimore Museum of Art with extended hours and new contemporary installations. Families can also spend the morning at the Maryland Science Center’s Toddlergarten: All About Me program, or explore the Worldwide Day of Play at the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House with hands-on historic games and crafts. Before the week wraps, check out live music at venues like Le Mondo, Church on the Square, and An die Musik, where local and international artists make Baltimore’s nightlife glow well into the evening. With so much happening, the This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 208 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9836242145 Baltimore is buzzing this week with energy, creativity, and the best of local culture. If you’re looking for fun, community, and a taste of something unique, there’s no shortage of things to do right now. Today, September 25th, you can check out art displays and exhibits at The Baltimore Museum of Art, which is open until 5 p.m., and The Walters Art Museum, where special lectures and hands-on experiences are happening for art lovers of all ages. According to Baltimore Magazine’s event calendar, don’t miss the Material, Memory, & Contemporary Hands exhibition at Studio Blue for an immersive, thought-provoking experience. Music fans are in for a treat this evening. Velvet Notes brings Felece Tillman & The Groove Collective live at An die Musik on North Charles Street, promising an unforgettable night of soul and groove. For comedy lovers, Lafayette Wright, seen on Comedy Central, headlines at Irish Goodbye, Delia Foley’s Pub in Federal Hill on Friday night, perfect for a light-hearted start to the weekend. Baltimore.org lists Lucian Ban and Mat Maneri with Transylvanian Dance, a multimedia performance at An die Musik, bringing genre-bending sounds into the heart of downtown. This Saturday, the city’s beloved 23rd Annual Pigtown Festival on Washington Boulevard is in full swing from noon to 7 p.m., and it’s completely free. According to Visit Baltimore, families can enjoy the iconic Squeakness pig races, a jam-packed KidZone, arts and crafts, live music, and food that reflects Baltimore’s diverse tastes. If you’ve never cheered for a racing pig before, this is your moment! Looking to break a sweat for a good cause? Saturday morning sees the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center Miracles in Motion 5K at the Maryland Zoo in Druid Hill Park, supporting a critical local institution. After crossing the finish line, relax and enjoy the day with more events. Foodies will love Sweet Tooth Saturday at 301 Light Street, dishing out local treats for every craving. On Sunday, September 28th, gamers and fantasy fans can turn out for The Witcher in Concert at The Lyric, where music from the hit series comes to life with a full orchestra. Single listeners between 28 and 42 looking to make new connections might enjoy Baltimore Speed Dating at Union Craft Brewing. All weekend long, local hotspots like R. House and Manor Hill Brewing are hosting special gatherings, and there are hands-on art workshops at places like The Framer’s Choice Gallery and Manor Mill. From pig races to jazz, comedy, speed dating, and family-friendly festivals, Baltimore is set for an unforgettable week. Thank you for tuning in and remember to subscribe for your next best week in Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 25 Sep 2025 08:59:17 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing this week with energy, creativity, and the best of local culture. If you’re looking for fun, community, and a taste of something unique, there’s no shortage of things to do right now. Today, September 25th, you can check out art displays and exhibits at The Baltimore Museum of Art, which is open until 5 p.m., and The Walters Art Museum, where special lectures and hands-on experiences are happening for art lovers of all ages. According to Baltimore Magazine’s event calendar, don’t miss the Material, Memory, & Contemporary Hands exhibition at Studio Blue for an immersive, thought-provoking experience. Music fans are in for a treat this evening. Velvet Notes brings Felece Tillman & The Groove Collective live at An die Musik on North Charles Street, promising an unforgettable night of soul and groove. For comedy lovers, Lafayette Wright, seen on Comedy Central, headlines at Irish Goodbye, Delia Foley’s Pub in Federal Hill on Friday night, perfect for a light-hearted start to the weekend. Baltimore.org lists Lucian Ban and Mat Maneri with Transylvanian Dance, a multimedia performance at An die Musik, bringing genre-bending sounds into the heart of downtown. This Saturday, the city’s beloved 23rd Annual Pigtown Festival on Washington Boulevard is in full swing from noon to 7 p.m., and it’s completely free. According to Visit Baltimore, families can enjoy the iconic Squeakness pig races, a jam-packed KidZone, arts and crafts, live music, and food that reflects Baltimore’s diverse tastes. If you’ve never cheered for a racing pig before, this is your moment! Looking to break a sweat for a good cause? Saturday morning sees the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center Miracles in Motion 5K at the Maryland Zoo in Druid Hill Park, supporting a critical local institution. After crossing the finish line, relax and enjoy the day with more events. Foodies will love Sweet Tooth Saturday at 301 Light Street, dishing out local treats for every craving. On Sunday, September 28th, gamers and fantasy fans can turn out for The Witcher in Concert at The Lyric, where music from the hit series comes to life with a full orchestra. Single listeners between 28 and 42 looking to make new connections might enjoy Baltimore Speed Dating at Union Craft Brewing. All weekend long, local hotspots like R. House and Manor Hill Brewing are hosting special gatherings, and there are hands-on art workshops at places like The Framer’s Choice Gallery and Manor Mill. From pig races to jazz, comedy, speed dating, and family-friendly festivals, Baltimore is set for an unforgettable week. Thank you for tuning in and remember to subscribe for your next best week in Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 174 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5088025168 Saturday in Baltimore kicks off with a burst of culture at the Maryland Zoo, where listeners can catch the Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration, running 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Expect energetic Latin American dance performances, local vendors, and encounters with zoo animals at this lively, family-friendly event. Downtown, the War Memorial Plaza hosts the all-day Charm City Live community concert. The lineup features R&B acts like Vivian Green, Jeffrey Osborne, rising star Lucky Daye, and Grammy-winning producer The-Dream. Besides music, listeners will find food trucks, art vendors, and kids’ activities—all free, right in the heart of Baltimore according to Baltimore Magazine. If food and music are calling, head to the Maryland State Fairgrounds for the Trifecta Food Truck and Music Festival starting at 11 a.m. The event brings together more than 30 food trucks, craft beer, artisan vendors, and live bands across two stages until 10 p.m. Later tonight, listeners craving a good laugh can visit Creative Alliance in Highlandtown for Mortified: Back to School, a storytelling showcase where brave Baltimore locals share embarrassing tales from their teenage years. This evening of cringe comedy kicks off at 7 p.m. says Baltimore Magazine. Families will enjoy Science Arcade at the Maryland Science Center from noon to 4 p.m. There, everyone can experiment making cardboard pinball machines and transforming into video game characters. Or, try Pedal On Point Cycling Class at the waterfront for a high-energy morning ride, complete with music, giveaways, and local vendors as listed in Waterfront Partnership’s Events Calendar. Saturday evening brings Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s season-opening gala to Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, featuring maestro Jonathon Heyward and star violinist Joshua Bell. Over at the Baltimore Museum of Art, Sunday afternoon presents the Black Earth Rising Closing Performance—a powerful blend of music and art courtesy of Jamal R. Moore and his quintet. Looking ahead, listeners can catch the world-renowned World Ballet Company performing Cinderella at Lyric Baltimore on Tuesday, with doors at 6 p.m. Wednesday marks a rare joint concert from legendary Los Angeles bands X and Los Lobos, also at The Lyric. And starting Friday, Baltimore Center Stage hosts Cat Kid Comic Club: The Musical, bringing Dav Pilkey’s beloved children’s characters to life all weekend. Don't forget about OktoBIERfest at Max’s Taphouse, rumbling through Fells Point from Friday to Sunday with a huge selection of German-style beers—a local favorite for those craving fall vibes. If you’re into sailing, Sunday’s Ya Gotta Regatta at Inner Harbor welcomes fans for races and a lively afterparty. Thanks for tuning in to your guide on what’s happening across Baltimore this weekend! Subscribe to catch every update. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 20 Sep 2025 08:58:55 -0000 full Inception Point AI Saturday in Baltimore kicks off with a burst of culture at the Maryland Zoo, where listeners can catch the Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration, running 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Expect energetic Latin American dance performances, local vendors, and encounters with zoo animals at this lively, family-friendly event. Downtown, the War Memorial Plaza hosts the all-day Charm City Live community concert. The lineup features R&B acts like Vivian Green, Jeffrey Osborne, rising star Lucky Daye, and Grammy-winning producer The-Dream. Besides music, listeners will find food trucks, art vendors, and kids’ activities—all free, right in the heart of Baltimore according to Baltimore Magazine. If food and music are calling, head to the Maryland State Fairgrounds for the Trifecta Food Truck and Music Festival starting at 11 a.m. The event brings together more than 30 food trucks, craft beer, artisan vendors, and live bands across two stages until 10 p.m. Later tonight, listeners craving a good laugh can visit Creative Alliance in Highlandtown for Mortified: Back to School, a storytelling showcase where brave Baltimore locals share embarrassing tales from their teenage years. This evening of cringe comedy kicks off at 7 p.m. says Baltimore Magazine. Families will enjoy Science Arcade at the Maryland Science Center from noon to 4 p.m. There, everyone can experiment making cardboard pinball machines and transforming into video game characters. Or, try Pedal On Point Cycling Class at the waterfront for a high-energy morning ride, complete with music, giveaways, and local vendors as listed in Waterfront Partnership’s Events Calendar. Saturday evening brings Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s season-opening gala to Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, featuring maestro Jonathon Heyward and star violinist Joshua Bell. Over at the Baltimore Museum of Art, Sunday afternoon presents the Black Earth Rising Closing Performance—a powerful blend of music and art courtesy of Jamal R. Moore and his quintet. Looking ahead, listeners can catch the world-renowned World Ballet Company performing Cinderella at Lyric Baltimore on Tuesday, with doors at 6 p.m. Wednesday marks a rare joint concert from legendary Los Angeles bands X and Los Lobos, also at The Lyric. And starting Friday, Baltimore Center Stage hosts Cat Kid Comic Club: The Musical, bringing Dav Pilkey’s beloved children’s characters to life all weekend. Don't forget about OktoBIERfest at Max’s Taphouse, rumbling through Fells Point from Friday to Sunday with a huge selection of German-style beers—a local favorite for those craving fall vibes. If you’re into sailing, Sunday’s Ya Gotta Regatta at Inner Harbor welcomes fans for races and a lively afterparty. Thanks for tuning in to your guide on what’s happening across Baltimore this weekend! Subscribe to catch every update. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 182 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4459116336 Baltimore is buzzing with energy this week, so listeners looking for plans from today through the weekend are in for a real treat. First up, all weekend long, Fells Point is transforming into a slice of Munich with Oktobierfest at Max’s Taphouse. Expect dozens of German and German-style beers, boisterous crowds, and plenty of pretzels. The party kicks off at 11:30 each morning and goes well into the night, and there’s no cover charge according to Baltimore Magazine. Friday night, music lovers should head to CFG Bank Arena where Grammy-winner Kali Uchis brings her Sincerely Tour to Baltimore, with doors opening at 6 and the show at 7, as shared by Baltimore Fishbowl and Baltimore Magazine. For jazz fans, the Blackbyrds are celebrating their hit “Rock Creek Park” with a 50th-anniversary concert at Keystone Korner. If you like your weekends hands-on, Saturday at the Maryland Science Center brings the Science Arcade, full of interactive game-making, cardboard pinball, and the chance to transform yourself into a video game character. It’s perfect for families from noon to four. Foodies and music fans cannot miss the Trifecta Food Truck and Music Festival at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium on Saturday. Over 30 food trucks and a dozen live bands will keep you fed and dancing all day from 11 a.m. into the evening. According to Baltimore Fishbowl, this is Maryland’s biggest food truck festival. For something unique and quirky, the Big Dill Pickle Festival claims to be the world’s largest pickle party and takes place Saturday and Sunday at Power Plant Live from 11 a.m. Pickle aficionados can expect tasting competitions, themed cocktails, and never-ending pickle puns. Families can head over to the Maryland Zoo Saturday for the Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration, featuring folkloric dancers and cultural fun from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Meanwhile, Creative Alliance hosts Mortified’s Back to School edition Saturday at 7 p.m., where brave souls share their most cringe-worthy teenage writing—true comedy gold for grown-ups. Sunday welcomes the final day of OktoBIERfest and also marks a special closing performance at the Baltimore Museum of Art for the Black Earth Rising exhibition, with Jamal R. Moore performing at 2 p.m. Late September continues the excitement with World Ballet Company’s Cinderella at the Lyric Baltimore on Tuesday and legendary Los Angeles bands X and Los Lobos together on Wednesday, also at the Lyric. There is truly something for everyone in Baltimore this week, from live music and food festivals to family science days and cultural celebrations. Thank you for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 18 Sep 2025 08:58:13 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing with energy this week, so listeners looking for plans from today through the weekend are in for a real treat. First up, all weekend long, Fells Point is transforming into a slice of Munich with Oktobierfest at Max’s Taphouse. Expect dozens of German and German-style beers, boisterous crowds, and plenty of pretzels. The party kicks off at 11:30 each morning and goes well into the night, and there’s no cover charge according to Baltimore Magazine. Friday night, music lovers should head to CFG Bank Arena where Grammy-winner Kali Uchis brings her Sincerely Tour to Baltimore, with doors opening at 6 and the show at 7, as shared by Baltimore Fishbowl and Baltimore Magazine. For jazz fans, the Blackbyrds are celebrating their hit “Rock Creek Park” with a 50th-anniversary concert at Keystone Korner. If you like your weekends hands-on, Saturday at the Maryland Science Center brings the Science Arcade, full of interactive game-making, cardboard pinball, and the chance to transform yourself into a video game character. It’s perfect for families from noon to four. Foodies and music fans cannot miss the Trifecta Food Truck and Music Festival at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium on Saturday. Over 30 food trucks and a dozen live bands will keep you fed and dancing all day from 11 a.m. into the evening. According to Baltimore Fishbowl, this is Maryland’s biggest food truck festival. For something unique and quirky, the Big Dill Pickle Festival claims to be the world’s largest pickle party and takes place Saturday and Sunday at Power Plant Live from 11 a.m. Pickle aficionados can expect tasting competitions, themed cocktails, and never-ending pickle puns. Families can head over to the Maryland Zoo Saturday for the Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration, featuring folkloric dancers and cultural fun from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Meanwhile, Creative Alliance hosts Mortified’s Back to School edition Saturday at 7 p.m., where brave souls share their most cringe-worthy teenage writing—true comedy gold for grown-ups. Sunday welcomes the final day of OktoBIERfest and also marks a special closing performance at the Baltimore Museum of Art for the Black Earth Rising exhibition, with Jamal R. Moore performing at 2 p.m. Late September continues the excitement with World Ballet Company’s Cinderella at the Lyric Baltimore on Tuesday and legendary Los Angeles bands X and Los Lobos together on Wednesday, also at the Lyric. There is truly something for everyone in Baltimore this week, from live music and food festivals to family science days and cultural celebrations. Thank you for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 174 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2519390069 Baltimore listeners, the city is buzzing this Saturday, September 13, and into the weekend with an incredible lineup of events that will make you fall in love with Charm City all over again. Whether you want food, festivals, music, fun for the family, or a good laugh, Baltimore Magazine and Baltimore Fishbowl point to a jam-packed calendar right in your backyard. Today, head to the iconic Baltimore Book Festival, happening all weekend in the Waverly neighborhood between Greenmount and Barclay Avenues from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Through Sunday, expect outdoor author talks, pop-up book shops, poetry readings, and special activities for kids. The city's bookworms gather rain or shine, so bibliophiles, this is your moment. Music fans, make your way to the 9th Annual Love Groove Festival on Whitelock Street. Celebrate local music with Baltimore producer John Tyler and a full roster of artists. If you’re hungry for something different, the Bmore Vegan Block Party at 100 North Charles Street offers plant-based food, live music, and eco-friendly vibes from 3 to 8 p.m. Comedian Adam Sandler hits the CFG Bank Arena tonight at 7:30 p.m., guaranteeing a hilarious evening, while fans of mashups should not miss Beethoven x Beyoncé at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall at 8 p.m., where classical and contemporary mix in jaw-dropping style. Families can launch the kids into adventure at Port Discovery Children's Museum with Queens & Kings & Knights & Things running today and tomorrow. Kids can joust, build cardboard swords, and go on a quest, perfect for little knights and aspiring royals. For something hands-on and crafty, Manor Mill is offering art workshops all weekend, from punch needle rug hooking to neon bird painting. Elsewhere, the 13th Biennial Catholic Charities Dragon Boat Races will animate the Inner Harbor with friendly competition and spectacle. Baltimore Center Stage invites all ages to a jaw-dropping afternoon of magic and comedy hypnosis with internationally acclaimed David Anthony at 2 p.m. Tonight at the Maryland Zoo, Fatal Fauna: Til Death Do Us Part transforms a murder mystery dinner into a wild, animal-ambassador-filled wedding party. On Saturday night, Mobtown Ballroom welcomes dancers of all kinds to a Baltimore Square Dance with live music and caller instruction. Indie music fans can catch Soccer Mommy at Baltimore Soundstage for an emotionally charged set starting at 8 p.m. Sunday winds down with a Sock Hop at Manor Mill and jazz standout Kassa Overall performing two sets at Keystone Korner Baltimore. Before the week wraps up, do not forget historic Defenders’ Day celebrations at Fort McHenry, the GBC’s 70th Annual Meeting at the Renaissance Harborplace, and plenty of neighborhood festivals and art shows. Thanks for tuning in and make sure to subscribe so you never miss the best of Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 13 Sep 2025 08:57:07 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, the city is buzzing this Saturday, September 13, and into the weekend with an incredible lineup of events that will make you fall in love with Charm City all over again. Whether you want food, festivals, music, fun for the family, or a good laugh, Baltimore Magazine and Baltimore Fishbowl point to a jam-packed calendar right in your backyard. Today, head to the iconic Baltimore Book Festival, happening all weekend in the Waverly neighborhood between Greenmount and Barclay Avenues from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Through Sunday, expect outdoor author talks, pop-up book shops, poetry readings, and special activities for kids. The city's bookworms gather rain or shine, so bibliophiles, this is your moment. Music fans, make your way to the 9th Annual Love Groove Festival on Whitelock Street. Celebrate local music with Baltimore producer John Tyler and a full roster of artists. If you’re hungry for something different, the Bmore Vegan Block Party at 100 North Charles Street offers plant-based food, live music, and eco-friendly vibes from 3 to 8 p.m. Comedian Adam Sandler hits the CFG Bank Arena tonight at 7:30 p.m., guaranteeing a hilarious evening, while fans of mashups should not miss Beethoven x Beyoncé at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall at 8 p.m., where classical and contemporary mix in jaw-dropping style. Families can launch the kids into adventure at Port Discovery Children's Museum with Queens & Kings & Knights & Things running today and tomorrow. Kids can joust, build cardboard swords, and go on a quest, perfect for little knights and aspiring royals. For something hands-on and crafty, Manor Mill is offering art workshops all weekend, from punch needle rug hooking to neon bird painting. Elsewhere, the 13th Biennial Catholic Charities Dragon Boat Races will animate the Inner Harbor with friendly competition and spectacle. Baltimore Center Stage invites all ages to a jaw-dropping afternoon of magic and comedy hypnosis with internationally acclaimed David Anthony at 2 p.m. Tonight at the Maryland Zoo, Fatal Fauna: Til Death Do Us Part transforms a murder mystery dinner into a wild, animal-ambassador-filled wedding party. On Saturday night, Mobtown Ballroom welcomes dancers of all kinds to a Baltimore Square Dance with live music and caller instruction. Indie music fans can catch Soccer Mommy at Baltimore Soundstage for an emotionally charged set starting at 8 p.m. Sunday winds down with a Sock Hop at Manor Mill and jazz standout Kassa Overall performing two sets at Keystone Korner Baltimore. Before the week wraps up, do not forget historic Defenders’ Day celebrations at Fort McHenry, the GBC’s 70th Annual Meeting at the Renaissance Harborplace, and plenty of neighborhood festivals and art shows. Thanks for tuning in and make sure to subscribe so you never miss the best of Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 231 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8582609009 Listeners, Baltimore is buzzing this week and you are not going to want to miss a beat. Starting Thursday evening, head downtown for the Bromo Art Walk, a multi-block adventure through the Bromo Arts District with open galleries, performances, and hands-on art activities like the Brush Mural Fest at the Maryland Center for History and Culture Courtyard. Current Space will be hosting art and jazz with Lafayette Gilchrist, and Dear Globe Coffee puts on a thought-provoking exhibit addressing urgent social themes. All this energy runs from five to nine tonight—absolutely free to just explore and soak in. Friday and through the weekend, Baltimore holds special commemorative events for the anniversary of September 11, including a city vigil at the World Trade Center in the harbor and a ceremony honoring Marylanders lost. The U.S. Naval Academy’s solemn Flag Run and moment of silence wrap up in the evening with poignant tributes along the waterfront. This weekend, make your way to Fell’s Point for the annual Oyster Fest, running Friday through Sunday on Broadway Square. Expect briny local oysters, live bands, and bustling crowds as one of Baltimore’s favorite street festivals brings the Chesapeake’s best flavors right to the harbor. In North Baltimore, it’s all about international food and culture at the Asia In A Bite Food Fest. More than 30 vendors serve up Asian delicacies along the waterfront and fill the weekend with music and dance. Saturday is packed. The Baltimore Rhythm Festival takes over the Montessori school in Station North from noon to six with outdoor performances, workshops, and community drum circles. Fans of live music will want to check out Adam Sandler’s show at CFG Bank Arena or Soccer Mommy at Baltimore Soundstage, while synth-pop fans can hit Ottobar. For something wildly original, Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall hosts Beethoven x Beyoncé—a live mashup of Queen Bey’s hits and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7. Bring the kids to Port Discovery’s Queens & Kings & Knights & Things for medieval games, jousting, and family quests all weekend. Over at the Maryland Zoo Saturday night, Fatal Fauna: Til Death Do Us Part offers a wedding-themed murder mystery dinner party complete with animal ambassadors for a twist on your dinner plans. For art lovers needing a creative brush up, join a painting workshop at Manor Mill, or tap into Baltimore’s jazz legacy with Nicole Henry at Keystone Korner. Sports fans, don’t forget that the Orioles have special ticket promotions supporting the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, so grab a seat if you want to support a great cause. Thanks for tuning in. Don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 11 Sep 2025 13:49:34 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Listeners, Baltimore is buzzing this week and you are not going to want to miss a beat. Starting Thursday evening, head downtown for the Bromo Art Walk, a multi-block adventure through the Bromo Arts District with open galleries, performances, and hands-on art activities like the Brush Mural Fest at the Maryland Center for History and Culture Courtyard. Current Space will be hosting art and jazz with Lafayette Gilchrist, and Dear Globe Coffee puts on a thought-provoking exhibit addressing urgent social themes. All this energy runs from five to nine tonight—absolutely free to just explore and soak in. Friday and through the weekend, Baltimore holds special commemorative events for the anniversary of September 11, including a city vigil at the World Trade Center in the harbor and a ceremony honoring Marylanders lost. The U.S. Naval Academy’s solemn Flag Run and moment of silence wrap up in the evening with poignant tributes along the waterfront. This weekend, make your way to Fell’s Point for the annual Oyster Fest, running Friday through Sunday on Broadway Square. Expect briny local oysters, live bands, and bustling crowds as one of Baltimore’s favorite street festivals brings the Chesapeake’s best flavors right to the harbor. In North Baltimore, it’s all about international food and culture at the Asia In A Bite Food Fest. More than 30 vendors serve up Asian delicacies along the waterfront and fill the weekend with music and dance. Saturday is packed. The Baltimore Rhythm Festival takes over the Montessori school in Station North from noon to six with outdoor performances, workshops, and community drum circles. Fans of live music will want to check out Adam Sandler’s show at CFG Bank Arena or Soccer Mommy at Baltimore Soundstage, while synth-pop fans can hit Ottobar. For something wildly original, Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall hosts Beethoven x Beyoncé—a live mashup of Queen Bey’s hits and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7. Bring the kids to Port Discovery’s Queens & Kings & Knights & Things for medieval games, jousting, and family quests all weekend. Over at the Maryland Zoo Saturday night, Fatal Fauna: Til Death Do Us Part offers a wedding-themed murder mystery dinner party complete with animal ambassadors for a twist on your dinner plans. For art lovers needing a creative brush up, join a painting workshop at Manor Mill, or tap into Baltimore’s jazz legacy with Nicole Henry at Keystone Korner. Sports fans, don’t forget that the Orioles have special ticket promotions supporting the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, so grab a seat if you want to support a great cause. Thanks for tuning in. Don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 173 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8159143326 Baltimore is bursting with energy this week, and there is no shortage of exciting events to keep you entertained. Today, Saturday, September 6th, marks a jam-packed day for the city. For those who love all things maritime, Baltimore BoatFest returns to Lighthouse Point Marina from 1 to 8 p.m. Expect live music, food and drink specials at Pusser’s Landing, a silent auction benefiting The Chesapeake Bay Foundation, vendors, and all the charismatic waterfront fun that represents true Baltimore spirit. Admission is just five dollars if you stroll in on foot, while boaters docking for the day get in free according to Oasis Experiences, the organizer. Cycling enthusiasts and families should head to Patterson Park this afternoon from 12 to 4 p.m. for the Maryland Cycling Classic: Bike Jam. Conveniently scheduled to coincide with the legendary Maryland Cycling Classic race, Bike Jam invites everyone for a family-friendly bike loop, a kid’s obstacle course, tutorials for new riders, arts and crafts like the Spin Art Bike, and even meet and greets with pro cyclists. Food trucks are on hand to keep up your energy as you take in America’s biggest pro cycling event. The Maryland Cycling Classic itself, as reported by Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore, is making history with both men’s and women’s elite competitions on an all-new circuit route winding through Baltimore streets, with start and finish lines set at Harbor Point and East Pratt. The party doesn’t end there. Music lovers won’t want to miss pop sensation Benson Boone lighting up CFG Bank Arena tonight on his American Heart World Tour, with doors opening at 8 p.m. Baltimore Magazine says his performance promises a high-energy show for fans. At the Inner Harbor Amphitheater, Mr. Trash Wheel, the city’s own googly-eyed champion of clean water, hosts an environmentally themed Baltimore x Baltimore concert series from 2 to 8 p.m. There will be live music, youth talent shows, dancing, drumming, and unique performances such as stilt walking and stories of the sea, along with local food, drink, and shopping vendors. Art aficionados will want to take in the free "Preservation" exhibit by Trevor Shimizu at the Art Hall from 1 to 4 p.m. The show breathes new life into discarded materials, challenging visitors to rethink the boundaries of creativity. Don’t forget, the Maryland State Fair wraps up this weekend in Timonium, offering thrilling rides, indulgent fair foods, carnival games, and live entertainment. For a unique cultural experience, catch Aula de Flamenco at Theatre Project either tonight or tomorrow, where you can immerse yourself in the magic of Spanish dance and music. Thank you for tuning in to this all-things-Baltimore rundown. Make sure to subscribe to stay in the know about what’s happening in Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 06 Sep 2025 08:57:30 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is bursting with energy this week, and there is no shortage of exciting events to keep you entertained. Today, Saturday, September 6th, marks a jam-packed day for the city. For those who love all things maritime, Baltimore BoatFest returns to Lighthouse Point Marina from 1 to 8 p.m. Expect live music, food and drink specials at Pusser’s Landing, a silent auction benefiting The Chesapeake Bay Foundation, vendors, and all the charismatic waterfront fun that represents true Baltimore spirit. Admission is just five dollars if you stroll in on foot, while boaters docking for the day get in free according to Oasis Experiences, the organizer. Cycling enthusiasts and families should head to Patterson Park this afternoon from 12 to 4 p.m. for the Maryland Cycling Classic: Bike Jam. Conveniently scheduled to coincide with the legendary Maryland Cycling Classic race, Bike Jam invites everyone for a family-friendly bike loop, a kid’s obstacle course, tutorials for new riders, arts and crafts like the Spin Art Bike, and even meet and greets with pro cyclists. Food trucks are on hand to keep up your energy as you take in America’s biggest pro cycling event. The Maryland Cycling Classic itself, as reported by Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore, is making history with both men’s and women’s elite competitions on an all-new circuit route winding through Baltimore streets, with start and finish lines set at Harbor Point and East Pratt. The party doesn’t end there. Music lovers won’t want to miss pop sensation Benson Boone lighting up CFG Bank Arena tonight on his American Heart World Tour, with doors opening at 8 p.m. Baltimore Magazine says his performance promises a high-energy show for fans. At the Inner Harbor Amphitheater, Mr. Trash Wheel, the city’s own googly-eyed champion of clean water, hosts an environmentally themed Baltimore x Baltimore concert series from 2 to 8 p.m. There will be live music, youth talent shows, dancing, drumming, and unique performances such as stilt walking and stories of the sea, along with local food, drink, and shopping vendors. Art aficionados will want to take in the free "Preservation" exhibit by Trevor Shimizu at the Art Hall from 1 to 4 p.m. The show breathes new life into discarded materials, challenging visitors to rethink the boundaries of creativity. Don’t forget, the Maryland State Fair wraps up this weekend in Timonium, offering thrilling rides, indulgent fair foods, carnival games, and live entertainment. For a unique cultural experience, catch Aula de Flamenco at Theatre Project either tonight or tomorrow, where you can immerse yourself in the magic of Spanish dance and music. Thank you for tuning in to this all-things-Baltimore rundown. Make sure to subscribe to stay in the know about what’s happening in Charm City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 181 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3735292482 Baltimore is buzzing with energy this week and there are events lined up for just about every interest and vibe. Whether you are into art, live music, fitness, family fun, or simply soaking up the city’s unique scene, there is a reason to get out from now through the weekend. The Maryland State Fair is in full swing through September 7 at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. Expect thrilling amusement rides, that classic fair food, and plenty of live entertainment. This is the 144th edition so it is a Maryland tradition you don't want to miss according to Baltimore Fishbowl. Art lovers, get inspired at the Baltimore Art Gallery on 36th Street, with Rebecca Waring’s Showcase Exhibit opening Friday night, or take part in the Highlandtown First Friday Art Walk in the Arts District. You can even catch an interactive movie night screening of JAWS at the Creative Alliance on Eastern Avenue, which pairs a cult favorite with community vibes. Bird in Hand Coffee & Books is hosting a reading event from Yellow Arrow Publishing’s BLAZE for those who love the written word with their coffee, per Baltimore.org. Friday night heats up at Rash Field Park where Sunset Jams presents the West Baltimore Mass Choir. Great music, local food, and waterfront views promise a lively start to the weekend, as highlighted by Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. Saturday, the Maryland Cycling Classic brings world-class pro racers — both men and women for the first time ever — through the heart of the city, starting from Harbor Point’s Central Plaza and finishing at Inner Harbor along Pratt Street. The city will be buzzing with cycling fans from around the world, and on Friday night ahead of the race you can even meet the athletes during the Team Introduction ceremony at Harbor Point, paired with a free public concert, announced by Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. If you are craving more live music, Benson Boone’s American Heart World Tour hits CFG Bank Arena on Saturday night, while art fans can check out Trevor Shimizu’s “Preservation” at Art Hall. Theatre goers won’t want to miss Aula de Flamenco at Theatre Project where dance and storytelling come together to celebrate flamenco culture, according to Baltimore Magazine. Saturday night also brings Sunset Saturday, a rooftop party with dancing and skyline views atop the Belize Rooftop on Guilford Avenue. Dance under the stars and take in the city’s lights, says Eventbrite. Rounding out the weekend on Sunday, Patterson Park hosts the family-friendly Mueveton and BabyFest, while Peabody Heights Brewery gets the fall vibes going early with an Oktoberfest Celebration. If basketball is your thing, catch the Washington Mystics take on the Indiana Fever at CFG Bank Arena. That covers just a sample of what's happening around Baltimore this week — and there’s a lot more to discover, from improv workshops to pop-up art classes to local brewery nights and special exhibitions exploring Black leisure and tourism at UMBC’s This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 04 Sep 2025 08:57:58 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing with energy this week and there are events lined up for just about every interest and vibe. Whether you are into art, live music, fitness, family fun, or simply soaking up the city’s unique scene, there is a reason to get out from now through the weekend. The Maryland State Fair is in full swing through September 7 at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. Expect thrilling amusement rides, that classic fair food, and plenty of live entertainment. This is the 144th edition so it is a Maryland tradition you don't want to miss according to Baltimore Fishbowl. Art lovers, get inspired at the Baltimore Art Gallery on 36th Street, with Rebecca Waring’s Showcase Exhibit opening Friday night, or take part in the Highlandtown First Friday Art Walk in the Arts District. You can even catch an interactive movie night screening of JAWS at the Creative Alliance on Eastern Avenue, which pairs a cult favorite with community vibes. Bird in Hand Coffee & Books is hosting a reading event from Yellow Arrow Publishing’s BLAZE for those who love the written word with their coffee, per Baltimore.org. Friday night heats up at Rash Field Park where Sunset Jams presents the West Baltimore Mass Choir. Great music, local food, and waterfront views promise a lively start to the weekend, as highlighted by Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. Saturday, the Maryland Cycling Classic brings world-class pro racers — both men and women for the first time ever — through the heart of the city, starting from Harbor Point’s Central Plaza and finishing at Inner Harbor along Pratt Street. The city will be buzzing with cycling fans from around the world, and on Friday night ahead of the race you can even meet the athletes during the Team Introduction ceremony at Harbor Point, paired with a free public concert, announced by Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. If you are craving more live music, Benson Boone’s American Heart World Tour hits CFG Bank Arena on Saturday night, while art fans can check out Trevor Shimizu’s “Preservation” at Art Hall. Theatre goers won’t want to miss Aula de Flamenco at Theatre Project where dance and storytelling come together to celebrate flamenco culture, according to Baltimore Magazine. Saturday night also brings Sunset Saturday, a rooftop party with dancing and skyline views atop the Belize Rooftop on Guilford Avenue. Dance under the stars and take in the city’s lights, says Eventbrite. Rounding out the weekend on Sunday, Patterson Park hosts the family-friendly Mueveton and BabyFest, while Peabody Heights Brewery gets the fall vibes going early with an Oktoberfest Celebration. If basketball is your thing, catch the Washington Mystics take on the Indiana Fever at CFG Bank Arena. That covers just a sample of what's happening around Baltimore this week — and there’s a lot more to discover, from improv workshops to pop-up art classes to local brewery nights and special exhibitions exploring Black leisure and tourism at UMBC’s This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 198 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8206552118 Kicking off this August 30 in Baltimore, get ready for a long weekend full of energy, flavor, music, and unforgettable summer celebrations. Listeners, whether you're a longtime local or just visiting, today's lineup is stacked starting with one of the city’s signature events: the Billie Holiday Music & Arts Festival at the Robert C. Marshall Recreation Center on Pennsylvania Avenue. Running from 11 AM to 7 PM, soak in the spirit of the jazz legend with live bands, hometown eats, local artisan vendors, and family-friendly fun—admission is free according to Eventbrite’s official event page. For a totally different vibe, those with little ones should not miss Wild Water Splash Days at the Maryland Zoo. From 10 to 4, it’s all about cooling down on the slides and splash pads, plus animal encounters that promise Instagram-worthy moments. Tickets are required and selling out quickly, so take notice as reported by Baltimore Magazine. Lovers of Japanese pop culture and cosplay will want to swing by Miryokucon, taking place all weekend at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. This anime and creator convention celebrates everything from manga to gaming, running until 2 AM each day, with badges available onsite. If it's a party atmosphere you're after, CFG Bank Arena tonight features the explosive Summer Shutdown Labor Day concert with DaBaby, Toosii, and Fridayy headlining. The show kicks off at 8 PM and tickets are flying according to Visit Baltimore’s events calendar. For some artsy community flavor, the Heart of the 4th Music & Arts Festival is open at Dewees Park on Ivanhoe Avenue from 11 to 6. Expect art, music, and food in a festive outdoor atmosphere. Details are available from heartofthe4th.com. As the sun sets, R&B fans can head to Ikonic Live at 316 Guilford Avenue for Biddy’s Reggae and RnB Party from 7 to 11 PM—tickets can be as little as a dollar if you jump on them fast. For those ready to take the party to the water, the 2025 Grown and Sexy Rum and Reggae All White Dinner Cruise departs at 11:30 PM aboard the Spirit of Baltimore, complete with buffet, rooftop dancing, and a live DJ, all under the city skyline—a true Baltimore summer tradition as hosted by Promoter Jay. Looking ahead through the end of the weekend and Labor Day, stick around for more family fun at Wild Water Splash Days at the Maryland Zoo, and come Sunday night, hop on the Pier Pressure White Party Cruise for another on-the-water dance fest taking over the harbor. Baltimore Magazine and the Waterfront Partnership remind listeners to save time for Sax in the City at Keystone Korner for some jazz, or explore the Hopfest at Max’s Taphouse with over 60 hoppy brews if craft beer is more your style. That’s your packed Baltimore week in a nutshell. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening next. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 30 Aug 2025 09:03:21 -0000 full Inception Point AI Kicking off this August 30 in Baltimore, get ready for a long weekend full of energy, flavor, music, and unforgettable summer celebrations. Listeners, whether you're a longtime local or just visiting, today's lineup is stacked starting with one of the city’s signature events: the Billie Holiday Music & Arts Festival at the Robert C. Marshall Recreation Center on Pennsylvania Avenue. Running from 11 AM to 7 PM, soak in the spirit of the jazz legend with live bands, hometown eats, local artisan vendors, and family-friendly fun—admission is free according to Eventbrite’s official event page. For a totally different vibe, those with little ones should not miss Wild Water Splash Days at the Maryland Zoo. From 10 to 4, it’s all about cooling down on the slides and splash pads, plus animal encounters that promise Instagram-worthy moments. Tickets are required and selling out quickly, so take notice as reported by Baltimore Magazine. Lovers of Japanese pop culture and cosplay will want to swing by Miryokucon, taking place all weekend at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. This anime and creator convention celebrates everything from manga to gaming, running until 2 AM each day, with badges available onsite. If it's a party atmosphere you're after, CFG Bank Arena tonight features the explosive Summer Shutdown Labor Day concert with DaBaby, Toosii, and Fridayy headlining. The show kicks off at 8 PM and tickets are flying according to Visit Baltimore’s events calendar. For some artsy community flavor, the Heart of the 4th Music & Arts Festival is open at Dewees Park on Ivanhoe Avenue from 11 to 6. Expect art, music, and food in a festive outdoor atmosphere. Details are available from heartofthe4th.com. As the sun sets, R&B fans can head to Ikonic Live at 316 Guilford Avenue for Biddy’s Reggae and RnB Party from 7 to 11 PM—tickets can be as little as a dollar if you jump on them fast. For those ready to take the party to the water, the 2025 Grown and Sexy Rum and Reggae All White Dinner Cruise departs at 11:30 PM aboard the Spirit of Baltimore, complete with buffet, rooftop dancing, and a live DJ, all under the city skyline—a true Baltimore summer tradition as hosted by Promoter Jay. Looking ahead through the end of the weekend and Labor Day, stick around for more family fun at Wild Water Splash Days at the Maryland Zoo, and come Sunday night, hop on the Pier Pressure White Party Cruise for another on-the-water dance fest taking over the harbor. Baltimore Magazine and the Waterfront Partnership remind listeners to save time for Sax in the City at Keystone Korner for some jazz, or explore the Hopfest at Max’s Taphouse with over 60 hoppy brews if craft beer is more your style. That’s your packed Baltimore week in a nutshell. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening next. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 187 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7977813977 Listeners, welcome to an epic weekend in Baltimore, Maryland—your friendly guide has all the details on what’s happening in Charm City from today, Saturday, August 23rd, through the rest of the week and weekend. First, the Maryland State Fair kicks off its opening weekend at the Timonium Fairgrounds, running 9 in the morning to 9 at night. From fried Oreos to the always-hilarious Swifty Swine pig races, 4-H livestock competitions, and live concerts, the fair is a classic August event you do not want to miss. According to Baltimore Magazine, this is considered one of the best ways to round out summer fun before school is back in session. For those with a love for the mysterious and magical, the Poe’s Magic Conference takes place this weekend at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Dive into illusions, readings, and everything Edgar Allan Poe in the heart of downtown through Sunday. Also at the historic Lord Baltimore, tonight brings the Caribbean Rooftop Party to the LB Skybar—think tropic cocktails, city views, and island beats under the stars, as featured by the Waterfront Partnership. If you’re a Bruno Mars fan, 24K MAGIC, a high-energy tribute concert, lights up the Horseshoe Casino from 8 to 10 tonight. For music lovers, the Baltimore Museum of Art is hosting “Candlelight: 90s Unplugged” and a beautiful tribute to Whitney Houston this weekend in the Meyerhoff Auditorium—imagine iconic music surrounded by soft candlelight. Sports fans, the Orioles play at Camden Yards with a special Jim Palmer replica jersey giveaway. Camden Yards always buzzes when the O’s are in town and today’s no different, according to Visit Maryland. Curious about wildlife? The Maryland Zoo is throwing a unique Zoo Snooze sleepover tonight—families can stay overnight, enjoy games, activities, dinner, and breakfast, then wake to the sounds and sights of the zoo as it opens. Foodies, Power Plant Live hosts the Maryland Vegan Eats Summer Fest all weekend, with dozens of vendors, cooking demos, live music, and an incredible variety of plant-based dishes. Today at Rash Field, the Waterfront Partnership invites you to a wildlife gardening session—learn all about local bugs and butterflies with urban ecologists. Stay for Sunset Jams tonight, featuring Banda Guerrerense bringing authentic Mexican music and a dance party right on the waterfront. This week, fans of alternative and rock music will want to grab tickets for Nine Inch Nails at CFG Bank Arena on the 26th. Also, plan ahead for next weekend’s Billie Holiday Music and Arts Festival on August 30th—this free event at the Robert C. Marshall Recreation Center is a celebration of the legendary jazz singer’s legacy with live music, art, and food, highlighted in Baltimore Magazine’s August picks. For families, Wild Water Splash Days start August 30th at the Maryland Zoo, promising splash pads, water slides, and bounce houses. Plus, the Miryokucon anime and Japanese culture festival will run August 29th through the 31st at the Lor This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 23 Aug 2025 08:56:53 -0000 full Inception Point AI Listeners, welcome to an epic weekend in Baltimore, Maryland—your friendly guide has all the details on what’s happening in Charm City from today, Saturday, August 23rd, through the rest of the week and weekend. First, the Maryland State Fair kicks off its opening weekend at the Timonium Fairgrounds, running 9 in the morning to 9 at night. From fried Oreos to the always-hilarious Swifty Swine pig races, 4-H livestock competitions, and live concerts, the fair is a classic August event you do not want to miss. According to Baltimore Magazine, this is considered one of the best ways to round out summer fun before school is back in session. For those with a love for the mysterious and magical, the Poe’s Magic Conference takes place this weekend at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Dive into illusions, readings, and everything Edgar Allan Poe in the heart of downtown through Sunday. Also at the historic Lord Baltimore, tonight brings the Caribbean Rooftop Party to the LB Skybar—think tropic cocktails, city views, and island beats under the stars, as featured by the Waterfront Partnership. If you’re a Bruno Mars fan, 24K MAGIC, a high-energy tribute concert, lights up the Horseshoe Casino from 8 to 10 tonight. For music lovers, the Baltimore Museum of Art is hosting “Candlelight: 90s Unplugged” and a beautiful tribute to Whitney Houston this weekend in the Meyerhoff Auditorium—imagine iconic music surrounded by soft candlelight. Sports fans, the Orioles play at Camden Yards with a special Jim Palmer replica jersey giveaway. Camden Yards always buzzes when the O’s are in town and today’s no different, according to Visit Maryland. Curious about wildlife? The Maryland Zoo is throwing a unique Zoo Snooze sleepover tonight—families can stay overnight, enjoy games, activities, dinner, and breakfast, then wake to the sounds and sights of the zoo as it opens. Foodies, Power Plant Live hosts the Maryland Vegan Eats Summer Fest all weekend, with dozens of vendors, cooking demos, live music, and an incredible variety of plant-based dishes. Today at Rash Field, the Waterfront Partnership invites you to a wildlife gardening session—learn all about local bugs and butterflies with urban ecologists. Stay for Sunset Jams tonight, featuring Banda Guerrerense bringing authentic Mexican music and a dance party right on the waterfront. This week, fans of alternative and rock music will want to grab tickets for Nine Inch Nails at CFG Bank Arena on the 26th. Also, plan ahead for next weekend’s Billie Holiday Music and Arts Festival on August 30th—this free event at the Robert C. Marshall Recreation Center is a celebration of the legendary jazz singer’s legacy with live music, art, and food, highlighted in Baltimore Magazine’s August picks. For families, Wild Water Splash Days start August 30th at the Maryland Zoo, promising splash pads, water slides, and bounce houses. Plus, the Miryokucon anime and Japanese culture festival will run August 29th through the 31st at the Lor This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 202 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3555164619 Baltimore listeners, get ready for an action-packed week, because this city is humming with events that promise something for everyone, whether you are a die-hard music lover, a foodie, culture seeker, or just on the hunt for some late-summer fun. Here is your detailed guide on what to do in Baltimore through this weekend. Start your Thursday night off with classic country karaoke and dancing at Creative Alliance on Eastern Avenue where you can channel your inner country star with a live band. For fans of stand-up, tonight and Friday at CFG Bank Arena feature Nate Bargatze and his Big Dumb Eyes World Tour, offering up laughs with one of comedy’s fastest rising stars. Over in Hampden, enjoy Monica Ikegwu’s hyper-realistic portrait exhibition at Galerie Myrtis, open Wednesday to Saturday, just in case you are in the mood to feed your creative soul according to Baltimore Magazine. Friday keeps the fun rolling. Union Craft Brewing hosts comedian Ryan Donahue who has appeared on HBO and Jimmy Kimmel, promising comedy and craft brews. If you are looking for a more unique nightlife experience, Baltimore Soundstage will be transformed into Nevermore Academy for the Rave N Dance. It is all about dark and whimsical Wednesday Addams-style fashion, pulsing DJ sets, and themed cocktails, running late into the night. For lovers of the mysterious and magical, Poe’s Magic Conference kicks off Friday and runs through Sunday at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, bringing together illusionists and mind readers from all over as listed by Visit Baltimore. Saturday and Sunday are crammed with options. Families and animal lovers can have an unforgettable night in the wild at the Maryland Zoo’s Zoo Snooze overnight campout, complete with dinner, breakfast, games, and fascinating animal encounters. For foodies and those curious about plant-based cuisine, Power Plant Live! hosts the Maryland Vegan Eats Summer Fest all weekend long with more than thirty vendors, live cooking shows, vibrant music, and loads of samples, according to Baltimore Fishbowl. Power Plant Live! is also welcoming live entertainment, and if you are looking for top-notch music, the Summer Concert Series at the Ivy Bookshop brings families together for stories and lullabies set to music. Or catch Candlelight concerts at the Baltimore Museum of Art, spotlighting the best of 90s hits unplugged and tributes to Whitney Houston in a candlelit setting. Art aficionados, The Peale is displaying archival works from the next generation of Baltimore artists—drop by for a free glimpse at what’s next in local creativity. And for the baseball fans, do not miss the Orioles at Camden Yards with a special Jim Palmer replica jersey giveaway. Finally, wrap up your weekend at Everyman Theatre with the opening of August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson, kicking off a month-long celebration of the playwright’s iconic work. The best part is the Sunday opening is pay-what-you-choose, perfect if you want stellar theater on a modest budge This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 21 Aug 2025 08:58:52 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, get ready for an action-packed week, because this city is humming with events that promise something for everyone, whether you are a die-hard music lover, a foodie, culture seeker, or just on the hunt for some late-summer fun. Here is your detailed guide on what to do in Baltimore through this weekend. Start your Thursday night off with classic country karaoke and dancing at Creative Alliance on Eastern Avenue where you can channel your inner country star with a live band. For fans of stand-up, tonight and Friday at CFG Bank Arena feature Nate Bargatze and his Big Dumb Eyes World Tour, offering up laughs with one of comedy’s fastest rising stars. Over in Hampden, enjoy Monica Ikegwu’s hyper-realistic portrait exhibition at Galerie Myrtis, open Wednesday to Saturday, just in case you are in the mood to feed your creative soul according to Baltimore Magazine. Friday keeps the fun rolling. Union Craft Brewing hosts comedian Ryan Donahue who has appeared on HBO and Jimmy Kimmel, promising comedy and craft brews. If you are looking for a more unique nightlife experience, Baltimore Soundstage will be transformed into Nevermore Academy for the Rave N Dance. It is all about dark and whimsical Wednesday Addams-style fashion, pulsing DJ sets, and themed cocktails, running late into the night. For lovers of the mysterious and magical, Poe’s Magic Conference kicks off Friday and runs through Sunday at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, bringing together illusionists and mind readers from all over as listed by Visit Baltimore. Saturday and Sunday are crammed with options. Families and animal lovers can have an unforgettable night in the wild at the Maryland Zoo’s Zoo Snooze overnight campout, complete with dinner, breakfast, games, and fascinating animal encounters. For foodies and those curious about plant-based cuisine, Power Plant Live! hosts the Maryland Vegan Eats Summer Fest all weekend long with more than thirty vendors, live cooking shows, vibrant music, and loads of samples, according to Baltimore Fishbowl. Power Plant Live! is also welcoming live entertainment, and if you are looking for top-notch music, the Summer Concert Series at the Ivy Bookshop brings families together for stories and lullabies set to music. Or catch Candlelight concerts at the Baltimore Museum of Art, spotlighting the best of 90s hits unplugged and tributes to Whitney Houston in a candlelit setting. Art aficionados, The Peale is displaying archival works from the next generation of Baltimore artists—drop by for a free glimpse at what’s next in local creativity. And for the baseball fans, do not miss the Orioles at Camden Yards with a special Jim Palmer replica jersey giveaway. Finally, wrap up your weekend at Everyman Theatre with the opening of August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson, kicking off a month-long celebration of the playwright’s iconic work. The best part is the Sunday opening is pay-what-you-choose, perfect if you want stellar theater on a modest budge This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 202 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8586737798 Pedal On The Point kicks off the morning with an energizing outdoor cycling session set against the Baltimore waterfront, running from 7:30 to 9:30 at Point Park and featuring high-energy music, local vendors, goodie bags, and giveaways, as detailed by the Waterfront Partnership. For listeners who love paddling, the 10th Annual B’more SUP Cup races into the Inner Harbor, bringing together the paddle community for the first SUP race ever held on these waters, with all types of paddle craft welcome and an after-party to keep the vibes going. The Maryland Science Center at the Inner Harbor transforms into a playground for science lovers with Mess Fest all weekend. Expect to get gloriously messy alongside eruptive experiments, mural painting, and hands-on goo, slime, and sticky science. Baltimore Fishbowl notes this year is extra fun, celebrating the center’s big 50th anniversary with a 50-bottle Mentos and Coke eruption. Sagamore Spirit Distillery invites whiskey lovers and dog enthusiasts to Whiskey on the Waterfront, a partnership with BARCS from noon to 6 p.m. The Wags and Whiskey edition promises live music, food trucks, and whiskey cocktails along the water. For live music fans, Keystone Korner hosts Chrisette Michele, the two-time Grammy-winning vocalist, tonight at 1350 Lancaster Street. Further north, Star Bright Farm brings back local favorite, Whiskey Feathers Band, for an open-air sunset concert that blends rock and Americana from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Project X Baltimore turns up the heat with the city’s biggest outdoor party at Gargolas Lounge on Potee Street from 10 p.m. until late into Sunday. On the cultural side, the Baltimore Toy Theater Festival at Le Mondo offers innovative puppetry and storytelling today, while the Feeley’s BBQ at the Irish Railroad Workers Museum brings local history and food together in a laid-back setting. R. House gets quirky with the annual Mr. Boh Lookalike Competition, always a crowd favorite. Theater lovers won’t want to miss “Canton Waterfront,” a new play at Baltimore Center Stage, following the Shek family across generations and continents. Sunday brings Yoga on a Yacht with Cruises on the Bay at the Finger Piers, for those listeners who want to stretch out over the water. Bachata Rosa at Stem & Vine offers a dance-filled evening, while An die Musik presents the Irish Music School’s Nathan Gourley and Laura Fedderse for traditional music lovers. Sunday morning, Power Plant Live! throws open its doors for the all-day Mimosa Festival, where specialty bubbly brunches and top DJs create a multicolored, citrus-charged celebration, as highlighted by Visit Baltimore. Wherever your interests lie—be it waterfront adventure, science, whiskey, music, or theater—Baltimore is alive with things to do this weekend. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 16 Aug 2025 08:57:45 -0000 full Inception Point AI Pedal On The Point kicks off the morning with an energizing outdoor cycling session set against the Baltimore waterfront, running from 7:30 to 9:30 at Point Park and featuring high-energy music, local vendors, goodie bags, and giveaways, as detailed by the Waterfront Partnership. For listeners who love paddling, the 10th Annual B’more SUP Cup races into the Inner Harbor, bringing together the paddle community for the first SUP race ever held on these waters, with all types of paddle craft welcome and an after-party to keep the vibes going. The Maryland Science Center at the Inner Harbor transforms into a playground for science lovers with Mess Fest all weekend. Expect to get gloriously messy alongside eruptive experiments, mural painting, and hands-on goo, slime, and sticky science. Baltimore Fishbowl notes this year is extra fun, celebrating the center’s big 50th anniversary with a 50-bottle Mentos and Coke eruption. Sagamore Spirit Distillery invites whiskey lovers and dog enthusiasts to Whiskey on the Waterfront, a partnership with BARCS from noon to 6 p.m. The Wags and Whiskey edition promises live music, food trucks, and whiskey cocktails along the water. For live music fans, Keystone Korner hosts Chrisette Michele, the two-time Grammy-winning vocalist, tonight at 1350 Lancaster Street. Further north, Star Bright Farm brings back local favorite, Whiskey Feathers Band, for an open-air sunset concert that blends rock and Americana from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Project X Baltimore turns up the heat with the city’s biggest outdoor party at Gargolas Lounge on Potee Street from 10 p.m. until late into Sunday. On the cultural side, the Baltimore Toy Theater Festival at Le Mondo offers innovative puppetry and storytelling today, while the Feeley’s BBQ at the Irish Railroad Workers Museum brings local history and food together in a laid-back setting. R. House gets quirky with the annual Mr. Boh Lookalike Competition, always a crowd favorite. Theater lovers won’t want to miss “Canton Waterfront,” a new play at Baltimore Center Stage, following the Shek family across generations and continents. Sunday brings Yoga on a Yacht with Cruises on the Bay at the Finger Piers, for those listeners who want to stretch out over the water. Bachata Rosa at Stem & Vine offers a dance-filled evening, while An die Musik presents the Irish Music School’s Nathan Gourley and Laura Fedderse for traditional music lovers. Sunday morning, Power Plant Live! throws open its doors for the all-day Mimosa Festival, where specialty bubbly brunches and top DJs create a multicolored, citrus-charged celebration, as highlighted by Visit Baltimore. Wherever your interests lie—be it waterfront adventure, science, whiskey, music, or theater—Baltimore is alive with things to do this weekend. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 186 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4969693992 Listeners, if you are in Baltimore today and looking for something unforgettable, you are in the right place. Thursday night is shining brightest at M&T Bank Stadium with the 2025 Best of Baltimore Party. According to Baltimore Magazine, this marks the golden 50th anniversary of their iconic Best Of issue, and they are celebrating big from 6 to 11 PM on the stadium's Club Level. Expect craft cocktails, specialty beers, wine tastings from top local restaurants, live music, and a glittering city view. Parking is covered, so dress up in your golden-hour best and prepare for an experience Baltimoreans buzz about year-round. Culture seekers have even more to explore today. Baltimore Clayworks is hosting two exhibitions, Conscientious Objectification and Shape, Shift & Mend, from 9 to 4. Over at the Port Discovery Children’s Museum, families will love play-inspired exhibits from morning till night. If classic art is more your speed, the Baltimore Museum of Art has highlights through the afternoon, while Annapolis Maritime Museum offers evening programs for maritime buffs. For something truly offbeat, take to the water at 7 PM with the Baltimore Water Taxi, where Highwire Improv unleashes a hilarious Baltimore Holy S#!T comedy tour. According to the event listing, you will be treated to a raucous, laugh-filled historic tour, guaranteed to leave you in stitches and seeing Charm City in a whole new way. As we charge into the weekend, Friday night brings saxophone mastery to Keystone Korner with Billboard chart-topper Doc Martin, plus Katy Perry’s Lifetimes Tour electrifying CFG Bank Arena. If country music gets your boots tapping, Parmalee headlines Hot Country Nights at Power Plant Live. Saturday, the Maryland Science Center explodes with its annual Mess Fest, packing in wild science, a 50-bottle Mentos and Coke eruption, and hands-on mess-making that’s fun for all ages. Also on Saturday, Sagamore Spirit Distillery hosts Whiskey on the Waterfront from noon to 6. Their Wags and Whiskey edition partners with BARCS for an afternoon of whiskey cocktails, food trucks, and live music—all for a good cause, and dog-friendly, too. Craving nightlife? Saturday night is for Project X Baltimore at Gargolas Lounge, reportedly the biggest outdoor party of the summer. Doors open late, energy stays high until 2 AM, and attendees must be 18 and older. Sunday, the good times keep rolling with Yoga on a Yacht setting sail at 11 AM, and the Mimosa Festival at Power Plant Live starting at 11 sharp. Later, experience authentic Irish fiddle at An die Musik with the Baltimore Irish Music School’s featured performance, or wind down at Ottobar with James BonTempo and The Truth Tables. Baltimore is alive this week and weekend with unforgettable parties, world-class music, science and art for all ages, and quirky comedy adventures you will not find anywhere else. Thanks for tuning in. Remember to subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 14 Aug 2025 08:57:51 -0000 full Inception Point AI Listeners, if you are in Baltimore today and looking for something unforgettable, you are in the right place. Thursday night is shining brightest at M&T Bank Stadium with the 2025 Best of Baltimore Party. According to Baltimore Magazine, this marks the golden 50th anniversary of their iconic Best Of issue, and they are celebrating big from 6 to 11 PM on the stadium's Club Level. Expect craft cocktails, specialty beers, wine tastings from top local restaurants, live music, and a glittering city view. Parking is covered, so dress up in your golden-hour best and prepare for an experience Baltimoreans buzz about year-round. Culture seekers have even more to explore today. Baltimore Clayworks is hosting two exhibitions, Conscientious Objectification and Shape, Shift & Mend, from 9 to 4. Over at the Port Discovery Children’s Museum, families will love play-inspired exhibits from morning till night. If classic art is more your speed, the Baltimore Museum of Art has highlights through the afternoon, while Annapolis Maritime Museum offers evening programs for maritime buffs. For something truly offbeat, take to the water at 7 PM with the Baltimore Water Taxi, where Highwire Improv unleashes a hilarious Baltimore Holy S#!T comedy tour. According to the event listing, you will be treated to a raucous, laugh-filled historic tour, guaranteed to leave you in stitches and seeing Charm City in a whole new way. As we charge into the weekend, Friday night brings saxophone mastery to Keystone Korner with Billboard chart-topper Doc Martin, plus Katy Perry’s Lifetimes Tour electrifying CFG Bank Arena. If country music gets your boots tapping, Parmalee headlines Hot Country Nights at Power Plant Live. Saturday, the Maryland Science Center explodes with its annual Mess Fest, packing in wild science, a 50-bottle Mentos and Coke eruption, and hands-on mess-making that’s fun for all ages. Also on Saturday, Sagamore Spirit Distillery hosts Whiskey on the Waterfront from noon to 6. Their Wags and Whiskey edition partners with BARCS for an afternoon of whiskey cocktails, food trucks, and live music—all for a good cause, and dog-friendly, too. Craving nightlife? Saturday night is for Project X Baltimore at Gargolas Lounge, reportedly the biggest outdoor party of the summer. Doors open late, energy stays high until 2 AM, and attendees must be 18 and older. Sunday, the good times keep rolling with Yoga on a Yacht setting sail at 11 AM, and the Mimosa Festival at Power Plant Live starting at 11 sharp. Later, experience authentic Irish fiddle at An die Musik with the Baltimore Irish Music School’s featured performance, or wind down at Ottobar with James BonTempo and The Truth Tables. Baltimore is alive this week and weekend with unforgettable parties, world-class music, science and art for all ages, and quirky comedy adventures you will not find anywhere else. Thanks for tuning in. Remember to subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 190 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4663427524 Baltimore listeners, your August weekend is packed with unique events that showcase Charm City’s community spirit, culture, and fun. If you are looking for Saturday morning activities, head over to Baltimore Clayworks for artistic exhibits, running 9 am to 4 pm. The Baltimore Museum of Art and Port Discovery Children's Museum are open from 10 to 5, perfect for a family-friendly outing or a solo stroll surrounded by world-class art and interactive play according to the Baltimore Magazine events calendar. The 2025 Summers In The 7th Block Party takes place this Saturday from 11 am to 3 pm on Tioga Parkway, as a free community event hosted by Infinite Legacy. Expect food and backpack giveaways, a focus on healthy lifestyles, and an energetic block party vibe. Parking's free at Mondawmin Mall, so bring your family or your whole crew and connect with local neighbors. Seafood lovers should mark their calendars for Saturday night. The legendary Baltimore Crab Feast kicks off at 7 pm at Martin’s Valley Mansion. Enjoy a four-hour feast with a premium open bar, unlimited steamed crabs, shrimp, classic sides, and desserts. There will be a DJ, music, and dancing—this is your ticket for an all-you-can-eat celebration of local flavor, with optional snow crab legs for those feeling extra festive. Details on the Crab Feast are available at Martin’s Valley Mansion’s event listing. Music fans should check Zen West for a live performance by Hippnotikka, one of Baltimore’s best original rock bands, playing from 6 to 7 pm Saturday. For those seeking bigger beats, REBELUTION is taking the stage at Level One inside Horseshoe Casino, while hip hop fans can catch Ken Carson’s Lord Of Chaos Tour at Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena. The weekend fun keeps rolling on Sunday: The Orioles host the Athletics at Camden Yards with a special corduroy cap giveaway for fans attending, as reported by Visit Maryland. If you crave fresh air, consider the Set Sail for School event at Port Discovery Children’s Museum, or dive into hands-on workshops at Manor Mill like Embroidery or Resin Craft for Beginners. For jazz aficionados, Grammy-winning vocalist Anthony David will pay tribute to Bill Withers at Keystone Korner Baltimore Sunday night. The Jewish Museum of Maryland is showing Modernisms, for those interested in art and history, and Guilford Hall Brewery is hosting 'Profs & Pints: The History of Plastic Surgery,' offering a unique blend of education and socializing. Looking ahead, later in August brings even more excitement with a Nevermore Academy themed rave at Baltimore Soundstage, Maryland Vegan Eats Summer Fest at Power Plant Live, and shows from Nine Inch Nails and Tate McRae at CFG Bank Arena. That’s your inside scoop on Baltimore’s can’t-miss events happening right now and through this weekend. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe for the latest highlights. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 09 Aug 2025 08:56:28 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, your August weekend is packed with unique events that showcase Charm City’s community spirit, culture, and fun. If you are looking for Saturday morning activities, head over to Baltimore Clayworks for artistic exhibits, running 9 am to 4 pm. The Baltimore Museum of Art and Port Discovery Children's Museum are open from 10 to 5, perfect for a family-friendly outing or a solo stroll surrounded by world-class art and interactive play according to the Baltimore Magazine events calendar. The 2025 Summers In The 7th Block Party takes place this Saturday from 11 am to 3 pm on Tioga Parkway, as a free community event hosted by Infinite Legacy. Expect food and backpack giveaways, a focus on healthy lifestyles, and an energetic block party vibe. Parking's free at Mondawmin Mall, so bring your family or your whole crew and connect with local neighbors. Seafood lovers should mark their calendars for Saturday night. The legendary Baltimore Crab Feast kicks off at 7 pm at Martin’s Valley Mansion. Enjoy a four-hour feast with a premium open bar, unlimited steamed crabs, shrimp, classic sides, and desserts. There will be a DJ, music, and dancing—this is your ticket for an all-you-can-eat celebration of local flavor, with optional snow crab legs for those feeling extra festive. Details on the Crab Feast are available at Martin’s Valley Mansion’s event listing. Music fans should check Zen West for a live performance by Hippnotikka, one of Baltimore’s best original rock bands, playing from 6 to 7 pm Saturday. For those seeking bigger beats, REBELUTION is taking the stage at Level One inside Horseshoe Casino, while hip hop fans can catch Ken Carson’s Lord Of Chaos Tour at Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena. The weekend fun keeps rolling on Sunday: The Orioles host the Athletics at Camden Yards with a special corduroy cap giveaway for fans attending, as reported by Visit Maryland. If you crave fresh air, consider the Set Sail for School event at Port Discovery Children’s Museum, or dive into hands-on workshops at Manor Mill like Embroidery or Resin Craft for Beginners. For jazz aficionados, Grammy-winning vocalist Anthony David will pay tribute to Bill Withers at Keystone Korner Baltimore Sunday night. The Jewish Museum of Maryland is showing Modernisms, for those interested in art and history, and Guilford Hall Brewery is hosting 'Profs & Pints: The History of Plastic Surgery,' offering a unique blend of education and socializing. Looking ahead, later in August brings even more excitement with a Nevermore Academy themed rave at Baltimore Soundstage, Maryland Vegan Eats Summer Fest at Power Plant Live, and shows from Nine Inch Nails and Tate McRae at CFG Bank Arena. That’s your inside scoop on Baltimore’s can’t-miss events happening right now and through this weekend. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe for the latest highlights. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 188 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4113372298 Listeners, if you're looking for what to do in Baltimore this week and weekend, the city is absolutely jumping with events, food, music, and culture. Here’s your insider guide for August 7th and the days ahead. Tonight, all eyes are on the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, where the World Dance Festival Baltimore 2025 is kicking off at 5 PM. According to Eventbrite, you can expect dance styles from around the globe, performances both dazzling and diverse, and energy that will keep you moving through the night. The festival runs all weekend with workshops and social events, and it’s perfect whether you want to dance or simply take it all in. Prefer something more artistic? Baltimore Clayworks has its Conscientious Objectification exhibition open from 9 AM to 4 PM today. If you're looking for a family activity, the Port Discovery Children’s Museum is open until 9 PM, and the Baltimore Museum of Art invites you to explore until 8 PM tonight—don’t miss their collection, which boasts the largest trove of Henri Matisse artworks in the world. Nature lovers, check out the Oregon Ridge Nature Center this evening, or cruise the Inner Harbor with the Baltimore Water Taxi for unbeatable skyline and waterfront views, as highlighted by Baltimore.org. Of course, you could head to Patterson Park for laid-back scenery, or the National Aquarium if you’d like to get close to sharks in the Blacktip Reef and Shark Alley. Tomorrow, jazz aficionados will love the Aaron Irwin Trio plus Derrick Michaels Quartet at An die Musik. Comedy fans can hit Maryland Art Place for Baltimore’s Best Black Improv Comedy block party. For more interactive fun, Peabody Heights Brewery is hosting an open mic, spotlighting women and queer comics. Saturday, Mobtown Ballroom & Café is hosting Dancing for Our Neighbor: A Dance Party Funraiser, while over at Manor Mill, Jacob Jolliff brings his bluegrass stylings for a concert and conversation in the evening. Sunday, craft lovers can join a resin art class at Manor Mill or unwind at Guilford Hall Brewery with a talk on the history of plastic surgery. Art exhibits continue at The Peale and at the Jewish Museum of Maryland, where the Modernisms exhibition offers a thoughtfully curated display. And that’s just scratching the surface. Baltimore Magazine reminds us that, coming up later in August, you can look forward to the Maryland Vegan Eats Festival at Power Plant Live, a Tate McRae concert at CFG Bank Arena, and all-ages fun at the Maryland Zoo’s Wild Water Splash Days. Thanks for tuning in for your Baltimore happenings. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss the latest on events and attractions. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 07 Aug 2025 09:02:21 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Listeners, if you're looking for what to do in Baltimore this week and weekend, the city is absolutely jumping with events, food, music, and culture. Here’s your insider guide for August 7th and the days ahead. Tonight, all eyes are on the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, where the World Dance Festival Baltimore 2025 is kicking off at 5 PM. According to Eventbrite, you can expect dance styles from around the globe, performances both dazzling and diverse, and energy that will keep you moving through the night. The festival runs all weekend with workshops and social events, and it’s perfect whether you want to dance or simply take it all in. Prefer something more artistic? Baltimore Clayworks has its Conscientious Objectification exhibition open from 9 AM to 4 PM today. If you're looking for a family activity, the Port Discovery Children’s Museum is open until 9 PM, and the Baltimore Museum of Art invites you to explore until 8 PM tonight—don’t miss their collection, which boasts the largest trove of Henri Matisse artworks in the world. Nature lovers, check out the Oregon Ridge Nature Center this evening, or cruise the Inner Harbor with the Baltimore Water Taxi for unbeatable skyline and waterfront views, as highlighted by Baltimore.org. Of course, you could head to Patterson Park for laid-back scenery, or the National Aquarium if you’d like to get close to sharks in the Blacktip Reef and Shark Alley. Tomorrow, jazz aficionados will love the Aaron Irwin Trio plus Derrick Michaels Quartet at An die Musik. Comedy fans can hit Maryland Art Place for Baltimore’s Best Black Improv Comedy block party. For more interactive fun, Peabody Heights Brewery is hosting an open mic, spotlighting women and queer comics. Saturday, Mobtown Ballroom & Café is hosting Dancing for Our Neighbor: A Dance Party Funraiser, while over at Manor Mill, Jacob Jolliff brings his bluegrass stylings for a concert and conversation in the evening. Sunday, craft lovers can join a resin art class at Manor Mill or unwind at Guilford Hall Brewery with a talk on the history of plastic surgery. Art exhibits continue at The Peale and at the Jewish Museum of Maryland, where the Modernisms exhibition offers a thoughtfully curated display. And that’s just scratching the surface. Baltimore Magazine reminds us that, coming up later in August, you can look forward to the Maryland Vegan Eats Festival at Power Plant Live, a Tate McRae concert at CFG Bank Arena, and all-ages fun at the Maryland Zoo’s Wild Water Splash Days. Thanks for tuning in for your Baltimore happenings. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss the latest on events and attractions. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 171 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1019149638 Baltimore is bursting with energy this week, so listeners looking for fun will have no shortage of amazing events. Kicking things off tonight, sail into Thursday with Karaoke Night on the Pirate Ship in Fells Point from 7 to 9 PM courtesy of Urban Pirates. Belt out some classics as you cruise the harbor, and don’t miss the vibrant harbor lights from a truly unique vantage point. If you love live music under the stars, tonight at 7 PM you can catch a special performance from the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at Boordy Vineyards. Bring a picnic, enjoy local wines, and take in the powerful sounds of the full orchestra in a relaxed outdoor setting. Those feeling a bit more mellow tonight can check out Candlelight: Tribute to Lauryn Hill at The Collective Encore from 9 to 10:30 PM. This isn’t your typical concert – the Kennedy String Quartet reimagines Lauryn Hill’s hits beneath a soft glow of hundreds of candles, creating a serene and soulful atmosphere. Friday and Saturday, explore Baltimore Clayworks for fresh art shows like Conscientious Objectification and Shape, Shift & Mend, showcasing cutting-edge ceramic works that span the spectrum from playful to poignant. If immersive science and music are your jam, the Maryland Science Center hosts Music Under the Dome Friday night, setting the trippy tunes of the Grateful Dead’s American Beauty album to cosmic imagery inside the planetarium, complemented by happy hour drinks and special hands-on demonstrations. Saturday brings a taste of festival flair with the Baltimore Birth Festival at Patterson Park starting at 10 AM. Celebrate new families and community with food, local vendors, and activities for kids. Early risers can join the Mandela Day Rise and Run in Fells Point, celebrating community and peace with a scenic run along the waterfront. Just want to cool off? National Ice Cream Day is on Sunday at Port Discovery Children’s Museum, featuring free ice cream samples and games for the whole family. Art lovers should visit the Walters Art Museum to catch the Sondheim Finalists Exhibition, featuring new works from top regional artists all weekend long. No stay in Baltimore is complete without savoring the buzzing summer vibes along the waterfront. Wander through Fells Point and Harbor East, where pop-up concerts and street performers create a festival spirit after dark. Make memories on the Pirate Ship, under candlelight, or catching open-air symphonies – it’s all happening in Baltimore. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 31 Jul 2025 08:58:00 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Baltimore is bursting with energy this week, so listeners looking for fun will have no shortage of amazing events. Kicking things off tonight, sail into Thursday with Karaoke Night on the Pirate Ship in Fells Point from 7 to 9 PM courtesy of Urban Pirates. Belt out some classics as you cruise the harbor, and don’t miss the vibrant harbor lights from a truly unique vantage point. If you love live music under the stars, tonight at 7 PM you can catch a special performance from the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at Boordy Vineyards. Bring a picnic, enjoy local wines, and take in the powerful sounds of the full orchestra in a relaxed outdoor setting. Those feeling a bit more mellow tonight can check out Candlelight: Tribute to Lauryn Hill at The Collective Encore from 9 to 10:30 PM. This isn’t your typical concert – the Kennedy String Quartet reimagines Lauryn Hill’s hits beneath a soft glow of hundreds of candles, creating a serene and soulful atmosphere. Friday and Saturday, explore Baltimore Clayworks for fresh art shows like Conscientious Objectification and Shape, Shift & Mend, showcasing cutting-edge ceramic works that span the spectrum from playful to poignant. If immersive science and music are your jam, the Maryland Science Center hosts Music Under the Dome Friday night, setting the trippy tunes of the Grateful Dead’s American Beauty album to cosmic imagery inside the planetarium, complemented by happy hour drinks and special hands-on demonstrations. Saturday brings a taste of festival flair with the Baltimore Birth Festival at Patterson Park starting at 10 AM. Celebrate new families and community with food, local vendors, and activities for kids. Early risers can join the Mandela Day Rise and Run in Fells Point, celebrating community and peace with a scenic run along the waterfront. Just want to cool off? National Ice Cream Day is on Sunday at Port Discovery Children’s Museum, featuring free ice cream samples and games for the whole family. Art lovers should visit the Walters Art Museum to catch the Sondheim Finalists Exhibition, featuring new works from top regional artists all weekend long. No stay in Baltimore is complete without savoring the buzzing summer vibes along the waterfront. Wander through Fells Point and Harbor East, where pop-up concerts and street performers create a festival spirit after dark. Make memories on the Pirate Ship, under candlelight, or catching open-air symphonies – it’s all happening in Baltimore. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 165 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7909365363 Listeners, if you are looking for the very best ways to enjoy Baltimore this weekend and into the week ahead, get ready for a jam-packed schedule bursting with music, food, art, sports, and culture all across the city. Tonight, Saturday, July 26, don’t miss the iconic Baltimore Crab Feast at Martin’s Valley Mansion. From 7 to 11 PM, enjoy an all-you-can-eat seafood buffet with unlimited steamed hard shell crabs, crab cakes, shrimp, fried chicken, and a premium open bar, plus a live DJ and dancing. It’s a true Charm City tradition and tickets go fast. Martin’s Valley Mansion sets the stage for this ultimate Maryland feast, so plan to arrive hungry. Live music lovers are in for a treat tonight with Several Species: The Pink Floyd Experience performing courtesy of WTMD and the Charles McPherson Quintet celebrating his 86th birthday at Keystone Korner. For those seeking something theatrical, Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s “It’s The Comedy of Errors, Hon!” continues with unique local outdoor performances, transforming the Bard’s classic into a Baltimore love letter. Meanwhile, “Girls Night: The Musical” brings laughter and flair to the M&T Bank Exchange. Over at the BMA Lexington Market, Linnea Poole leads a heartfelt floral workshop and poetry session celebrating Baltimore’s beauty at 1 PM, completely free. Families, check out Play Like a Pro Weekend at Port Discovery Children’s Museum from 10 AM to 5 PM, both today and Sunday. You’ll find interactive athletic challenges and games that put a spotlight on Baltimore’s sports legacy—a don’t-miss for kids of all ages according to Visit Baltimore. If you’re longing for visual arts, the Baltimore Museum of Art wraps up its watershed exhibitions this weekend, including “Watershed,” exploring landscape and water in Dutch art, and the Baker Artist Awards exhibit, which spotlights the city’s creative champions. Both shows are free to enjoy and open through Sunday. The fun rolls on Sunday, July 27, with Law & Order SIU: Special Improv Unit at Motor House—a comedy show sure to keep everyone entertained. Concertgoers can catch a moving tribute to Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, and David Ruffin at Keystone Korner. Looking into the week, Tuesday, July 29, enjoy wellness and community at Tempo at Twilight’s scenic Mount Vernon run, led by a certified coach and followed by refreshments and wellness info up at Hotel Revival’s Topside. That’s just a taste of what’s making Baltimore shine this week. Whether you crave crabs, concerts, comedy, or culture, there’s a seat waiting for you somewhere in Charm City. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe for your weekly guide to the best of Baltimore. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 26 Jul 2025 08:56:47 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Listeners, if you are looking for the very best ways to enjoy Baltimore this weekend and into the week ahead, get ready for a jam-packed schedule bursting with music, food, art, sports, and culture all across the city. Tonight, Saturday, July 26, don’t miss the iconic Baltimore Crab Feast at Martin’s Valley Mansion. From 7 to 11 PM, enjoy an all-you-can-eat seafood buffet with unlimited steamed hard shell crabs, crab cakes, shrimp, fried chicken, and a premium open bar, plus a live DJ and dancing. It’s a true Charm City tradition and tickets go fast. Martin’s Valley Mansion sets the stage for this ultimate Maryland feast, so plan to arrive hungry. Live music lovers are in for a treat tonight with Several Species: The Pink Floyd Experience performing courtesy of WTMD and the Charles McPherson Quintet celebrating his 86th birthday at Keystone Korner. For those seeking something theatrical, Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s “It’s The Comedy of Errors, Hon!” continues with unique local outdoor performances, transforming the Bard’s classic into a Baltimore love letter. Meanwhile, “Girls Night: The Musical” brings laughter and flair to the M&T Bank Exchange. Over at the BMA Lexington Market, Linnea Poole leads a heartfelt floral workshop and poetry session celebrating Baltimore’s beauty at 1 PM, completely free. Families, check out Play Like a Pro Weekend at Port Discovery Children’s Museum from 10 AM to 5 PM, both today and Sunday. You’ll find interactive athletic challenges and games that put a spotlight on Baltimore’s sports legacy—a don’t-miss for kids of all ages according to Visit Baltimore. If you’re longing for visual arts, the Baltimore Museum of Art wraps up its watershed exhibitions this weekend, including “Watershed,” exploring landscape and water in Dutch art, and the Baker Artist Awards exhibit, which spotlights the city’s creative champions. Both shows are free to enjoy and open through Sunday. The fun rolls on Sunday, July 27, with Law & Order SIU: Special Improv Unit at Motor House—a comedy show sure to keep everyone entertained. Concertgoers can catch a moving tribute to Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, and David Ruffin at Keystone Korner. Looking into the week, Tuesday, July 29, enjoy wellness and community at Tempo at Twilight’s scenic Mount Vernon run, led by a certified coach and followed by refreshments and wellness info up at Hotel Revival’s Topside. That’s just a taste of what’s making Baltimore shine this week. Whether you crave crabs, concerts, comedy, or culture, there’s a seat waiting for you somewhere in Charm City. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe for your weekly guide to the best of Baltimore. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 173 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8969622013 Listeners, Baltimore is buzzing this week with a vibrant lineup of can't-miss events, so whether you are a local or just visiting, there is something for everyone. Tonight, head to Baltimore Soundstage for the 2000's Sip n Paint Karaoke night, happening from 7 to 10 pm. This interactive evening blends laid-back painting with throwback hits and karaoke, all in classic Soundstage style, so get ready to unleash your creative side. This Saturday, July 26, there's a citywide celebration of art and music. At 1 pm, join artist Linnea Poole at BMA Lexington Market for A Love Song to Baltimore, a free floral workshop and poetry reading in honor of Baltimore’s resilience and beauty. For those who enjoy live theater, Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s Shakespeare Beyond continues its run with “It’s The Comedy of Errors, Hon!”—a mobile, outdoor adaptation popping up at various city locations. Details can be found on the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company website. Water lovers, Fluid Movement presents its dazzling water ballet, themed around banned books, Saturday and Sunday at multiple locations. This annual dance spectacle is famously full of color, splash, and Baltimore personality. Showtimes and tickets are available through Fluid Movement’s website. Music enthusiasts should not miss the Charles McPherson Quintet’s 86th Birthday Celebration with Terell Stafford, Jeb Patton, David Wong, and Billy Drummond, Saturday night at Keystone Korner Baltimore on Lancaster Street. If you want more beats, dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel performs live at CFG Bank Arena July 26, according to Visit Baltimore. On Sunday, July 27, take the family to Peabody Heights Brewery for the Baltimore Record Bazaar Summer Show, noon to 6 pm. Enjoy a family-friendly afternoon with more than 35 record vendors, DJ sets, and plenty of cold drinks. Or drop by the Charm City Seafood Fest along the waterfront for delicious local seafood, kid-friendly fishing demos, honeybee exhibits, touch tanks, and live music. The fun starts at noon and ramps up with family activities from 3 to 7 pm. Culture lovers can enjoy ongoing exhibits at the Baltimore Museum of Art including Watershed, which explores the artistic impact of water on early modern Dutch art, and the Baker Artist Awards exhibition featuring works deeply rooted in Baltimore identity. Museum admission is free. Looking ahead, wellness seekers can jump into yoga or boot camp sessions at the Baltimore Peninsula, and kids can join Dream Big, Play More Summer Camp at Port Discovery Museum, with hands-on STEAM adventures starting next week. Whether you are dancing in the park, savoring Maryland crabs, or soaking in local art and music, this week in Baltimore is packed with energy, creativity, and classic summer charm. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 24 Jul 2025 08:58:32 -0000 full Inception Point AI Listeners, Baltimore is buzzing this week with a vibrant lineup of can't-miss events, so whether you are a local or just visiting, there is something for everyone. Tonight, head to Baltimore Soundstage for the 2000's Sip n Paint Karaoke night, happening from 7 to 10 pm. This interactive evening blends laid-back painting with throwback hits and karaoke, all in classic Soundstage style, so get ready to unleash your creative side. This Saturday, July 26, there's a citywide celebration of art and music. At 1 pm, join artist Linnea Poole at BMA Lexington Market for A Love Song to Baltimore, a free floral workshop and poetry reading in honor of Baltimore’s resilience and beauty. For those who enjoy live theater, Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s Shakespeare Beyond continues its run with “It’s The Comedy of Errors, Hon!”—a mobile, outdoor adaptation popping up at various city locations. Details can be found on the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company website. Water lovers, Fluid Movement presents its dazzling water ballet, themed around banned books, Saturday and Sunday at multiple locations. This annual dance spectacle is famously full of color, splash, and Baltimore personality. Showtimes and tickets are available through Fluid Movement’s website. Music enthusiasts should not miss the Charles McPherson Quintet’s 86th Birthday Celebration with Terell Stafford, Jeb Patton, David Wong, and Billy Drummond, Saturday night at Keystone Korner Baltimore on Lancaster Street. If you want more beats, dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel performs live at CFG Bank Arena July 26, according to Visit Baltimore. On Sunday, July 27, take the family to Peabody Heights Brewery for the Baltimore Record Bazaar Summer Show, noon to 6 pm. Enjoy a family-friendly afternoon with more than 35 record vendors, DJ sets, and plenty of cold drinks. Or drop by the Charm City Seafood Fest along the waterfront for delicious local seafood, kid-friendly fishing demos, honeybee exhibits, touch tanks, and live music. The fun starts at noon and ramps up with family activities from 3 to 7 pm. Culture lovers can enjoy ongoing exhibits at the Baltimore Museum of Art including Watershed, which explores the artistic impact of water on early modern Dutch art, and the Baker Artist Awards exhibition featuring works deeply rooted in Baltimore identity. Museum admission is free. Looking ahead, wellness seekers can jump into yoga or boot camp sessions at the Baltimore Peninsula, and kids can join Dream Big, Play More Summer Camp at Port Discovery Museum, with hands-on STEAM adventures starting next week. Whether you are dancing in the park, savoring Maryland crabs, or soaking in local art and music, this week in Baltimore is packed with energy, creativity, and classic summer charm. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 183 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5416087342 Baltimore listeners, the city is brimming with events to make your weekend unforgettable. Start your Saturday with a splash: the Maryland Zoo is hosting Wild Water Splash Days today and tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Expect water slides, splash pads, and bounce houses. Bring your swimsuits and towels and watch the animals get in on the fun. Admission is 33 dollars at the zoo on 1 Safari Place, with activities running all day. If you want to cool off another way, head over to the B&O Railroad Museum for Christmas in July, happening from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sip frozen hot chocolate, decorate stockings, make snow globes, and ride the Polar Express. Even Santa makes an appearance for summer photo ops. Craving music and spirits? Whiskey on the Waterfront takes over Sagamore Distillery at 301 East Cromwell Street from noon to 6 p.m. Taste Sagamore whiskey, check out food trucks, and take in live music with waterfront views. This event is free according to Baltimore Magazine. For a heartfelt community moment, join the Mandela Day Rise and Run early this morning in Fells Point, honoring Nelson Mandela's legacy with a purposeful group run. Or head to Bond Street Wharf for the second annual Harbor Splash, a citywide jump into the harbor. This unique experience is sold out, but the fun on the sidelines is open to all. Families can celebrate National Ice Cream Day at Port Discovery Children's Museum at 55 Market Place with free ice cream samples and sweet-themed games. Port Discovery is also running its Dream Big, Play More summer camp, perfect for kids from Pre-K to third grade all week. Art lovers should visit the Walters Art Museum for the Sondheim Finalists Exhibition, showcasing five standout local artists through Sunday, completely free. And for vinyl enthusiasts, make time for the Baltimore Record Bazaar Summer Show next weekend, July 27, at Peabody Heights Brewery, where you’ll find dozens of vendors and family-friendly shopping. There’s plenty for foodies too, with Latin Fest 2025 lighting up Patterson Park. Dive into music, mariachi, and Latin delicacies, supporting HOLA Baltimore’s youth mentorship program. Wrap up your weekend with some evening comedy at Horseshoe Baltimore’s Legends Lounge. Tonight’s show features Winston Hodges, mixing laughs with local flavor. Sports fans can choose between action at Baltimore Peninsula’s Futbol vs Football at 1 PM, or test your sea-legs with paddle board hockey on Tuesday, July 22, at 10 p.m., both at 301 East Cromwell Street. From hands-on kidpreneur markets in Canton on Sunday—where children run their own shops and kids eat free at The Greene Turtle—to wellness boot camps, yoga, sunset sails, and salsa nights through the week at the Baltimore Peninsula, there’s an endless mix of experiences waiting for you. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 19 Jul 2025 08:58:06 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore listeners, the city is brimming with events to make your weekend unforgettable. Start your Saturday with a splash: the Maryland Zoo is hosting Wild Water Splash Days today and tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Expect water slides, splash pads, and bounce houses. Bring your swimsuits and towels and watch the animals get in on the fun. Admission is 33 dollars at the zoo on 1 Safari Place, with activities running all day. If you want to cool off another way, head over to the B&O Railroad Museum for Christmas in July, happening from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sip frozen hot chocolate, decorate stockings, make snow globes, and ride the Polar Express. Even Santa makes an appearance for summer photo ops. Craving music and spirits? Whiskey on the Waterfront takes over Sagamore Distillery at 301 East Cromwell Street from noon to 6 p.m. Taste Sagamore whiskey, check out food trucks, and take in live music with waterfront views. This event is free according to Baltimore Magazine. For a heartfelt community moment, join the Mandela Day Rise and Run early this morning in Fells Point, honoring Nelson Mandela's legacy with a purposeful group run. Or head to Bond Street Wharf for the second annual Harbor Splash, a citywide jump into the harbor. This unique experience is sold out, but the fun on the sidelines is open to all. Families can celebrate National Ice Cream Day at Port Discovery Children's Museum at 55 Market Place with free ice cream samples and sweet-themed games. Port Discovery is also running its Dream Big, Play More summer camp, perfect for kids from Pre-K to third grade all week. Art lovers should visit the Walters Art Museum for the Sondheim Finalists Exhibition, showcasing five standout local artists through Sunday, completely free. And for vinyl enthusiasts, make time for the Baltimore Record Bazaar Summer Show next weekend, July 27, at Peabody Heights Brewery, where you’ll find dozens of vendors and family-friendly shopping. There’s plenty for foodies too, with Latin Fest 2025 lighting up Patterson Park. Dive into music, mariachi, and Latin delicacies, supporting HOLA Baltimore’s youth mentorship program. Wrap up your weekend with some evening comedy at Horseshoe Baltimore’s Legends Lounge. Tonight’s show features Winston Hodges, mixing laughs with local flavor. Sports fans can choose between action at Baltimore Peninsula’s Futbol vs Football at 1 PM, or test your sea-legs with paddle board hockey on Tuesday, July 22, at 10 p.m., both at 301 East Cromwell Street. From hands-on kidpreneur markets in Canton on Sunday—where children run their own shops and kids eat free at The Greene Turtle—to wellness boot camps, yoga, sunset sails, and salsa nights through the week at the Baltimore Peninsula, there’s an endless mix of experiences waiting for you. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 191 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6971404531 Baltimore is brimming with summer energy this week and weekend, and there is no shortage of unique experiences across the city. Whether you're looking for dazzling performances, waterfront parties, cultural fests, or family fun, there is something for everyone. Tonight, the National Aquarium is hosting Voyages: Chapter 7, an immersive after-hours event for adults that promises a blend of live entertainment and aquatic exploration until 11 p.m. According to the National Aquarium, tickets for this evening's program have already sold out, but future events are on the horizon. If you’re craving live arts, the Ballet of Lights presents Peter Pan in a Sparkling Show this Friday at the Baltimore Museum of Art’s Meyerhoff Auditorium, offering a radiant retelling of the J.M. Barrie classic. Also on Friday, Theatre LuDu’s play Irvinville takes the stage at The Peale on Holliday Street, showcasing Baltimore’s vibrant theater scene. Saturday in Baltimore is packed with signature experiences. Head to Sagamore Spirit Distillery for Whiskey on the Waterfront where you can sip world-class whiskey, enjoy food trucks, and groove to live music set against the scenic Baltimore Peninsula, completely free of charge, as highlighted by Baltimore Magazine. Bond Street Wharf’s Harbor Splash is back for its second year, where, while event registration is sold out, spectators can still join the riverside excitement and cheer on the participants jumping into the harbor. Kids of all ages can cool off at the Maryland Zoo’s Wild Water Splash Days, which runs both Saturday and Sunday, featuring splash pads, bounce houses, and animal splash shows. Saturday also marks National Ice Cream Day at Port Discovery Children’s Museum, where families can get their fill of free ice cream samples and join in ice cream-themed games, according to Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. Over at the B&O Railroad Museum, Christmas in July brings Santa, snow globes, and frozen hot chocolate for some off-season festive fun, as Baltimore Fishbowl shares. Saturday evening heats up with Comedy Night starring Winston Hodges at Horseshoe Baltimore’s Legends Lounge. If you prefer celebrating Latin culture, Patterson Park hosts Latin Fest 2025, where live DJs and mariachi bands create a fiesta atmosphere with authentic Latin food and dancing, supporting HOLA Baltimore’s mentorship programs. Sunday brings the Children's Entrepreneur Market at The Greene Turtle Canton, where young business minds sell their creations, with proceeds supporting the American Heart Association. For those eager to keep the party going, Power Plant Live is hosting the Margarita Festival—sample creative margaritas, dance to live DJs, and snap vibrant party pictures all day long. Arts lovers won’t want to miss the Sondheim Finalists Exhibition at The Walters Art Museum, open through Sunday. The exhibition celebrates innovative visual art from top local artists, making it a must-see for culture seekers. Whether you’re savoring w This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 17 Jul 2025 08:58:50 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is brimming with summer energy this week and weekend, and there is no shortage of unique experiences across the city. Whether you're looking for dazzling performances, waterfront parties, cultural fests, or family fun, there is something for everyone. Tonight, the National Aquarium is hosting Voyages: Chapter 7, an immersive after-hours event for adults that promises a blend of live entertainment and aquatic exploration until 11 p.m. According to the National Aquarium, tickets for this evening's program have already sold out, but future events are on the horizon. If you’re craving live arts, the Ballet of Lights presents Peter Pan in a Sparkling Show this Friday at the Baltimore Museum of Art’s Meyerhoff Auditorium, offering a radiant retelling of the J.M. Barrie classic. Also on Friday, Theatre LuDu’s play Irvinville takes the stage at The Peale on Holliday Street, showcasing Baltimore’s vibrant theater scene. Saturday in Baltimore is packed with signature experiences. Head to Sagamore Spirit Distillery for Whiskey on the Waterfront where you can sip world-class whiskey, enjoy food trucks, and groove to live music set against the scenic Baltimore Peninsula, completely free of charge, as highlighted by Baltimore Magazine. Bond Street Wharf’s Harbor Splash is back for its second year, where, while event registration is sold out, spectators can still join the riverside excitement and cheer on the participants jumping into the harbor. Kids of all ages can cool off at the Maryland Zoo’s Wild Water Splash Days, which runs both Saturday and Sunday, featuring splash pads, bounce houses, and animal splash shows. Saturday also marks National Ice Cream Day at Port Discovery Children’s Museum, where families can get their fill of free ice cream samples and join in ice cream-themed games, according to Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. Over at the B&O Railroad Museum, Christmas in July brings Santa, snow globes, and frozen hot chocolate for some off-season festive fun, as Baltimore Fishbowl shares. Saturday evening heats up with Comedy Night starring Winston Hodges at Horseshoe Baltimore’s Legends Lounge. If you prefer celebrating Latin culture, Patterson Park hosts Latin Fest 2025, where live DJs and mariachi bands create a fiesta atmosphere with authentic Latin food and dancing, supporting HOLA Baltimore’s mentorship programs. Sunday brings the Children's Entrepreneur Market at The Greene Turtle Canton, where young business minds sell their creations, with proceeds supporting the American Heart Association. For those eager to keep the party going, Power Plant Live is hosting the Margarita Festival—sample creative margaritas, dance to live DJs, and snap vibrant party pictures all day long. Arts lovers won’t want to miss the Sondheim Finalists Exhibition at The Walters Art Museum, open through Sunday. The exhibition celebrates innovative visual art from top local artists, making it a must-see for culture seekers. Whether you’re savoring w This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 206 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8697719067 Baltimore is buzzing this weekend with a slew of unique events for every kind of listener. If you’re looking to start your Saturday off with something sweet, head over to Peabody Heights Brewery for the Meltdown Frozen Dessert Festival from 2 to 8 p.m., where you’ll find plenty of frozen treats, live music, hula hooping, painting, bubble blowing, sidewalk chalking, and even an interactive magic show. This event is free and family-friendly, perfect for beating the Baltimore heat. For families with kids, the Maryland Science Center is hosting Bubble Days both Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. Bubble artist Casey Carle will be there with an entertaining and educational bubble show, and kids can experiment with bubble wands and bubble solutions. Over at the Maryland Zoo, Wild Water Splash Days runs Saturday and Sunday too, offering splash pads, water slides, bounce houses, and animal encounters from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Crab lovers, get ready for the legendary Crab Fest at the B&O Railroad Museum on Saturday from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. According to Baltimore Magazine, you’ll get to try everything from crab tacos to pretzels, corn, and the classic steamed crabs from over 30 food and retail vendors. There’s also live music and craft beer, so bring your appetite and save room for dessert. If you’re in the mood for a little Caribbean flair, the Baltimore Caribbean Festival takes over the city Saturday and Sunday with a vibrant celebration of Caribbean music, food, and culture. Music enthusiasts have several options. The Sunset Concert at Star Bright Farm features Mambo Combo delivering Latin beats as the sun dips behind the fields, with local food trucks and drinks available. At Keystone Korner, the Donald Harrison Quartet will light up Saturday night with jazz, soul, and funk. Or, transport yourself to the movies with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s live rendition of the iconic JAWS score as the film plays at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on both Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. The outdoor movie scene is also thriving. The Wine Bin is showing Groundhog Day under the stars from 9 to 11 p.m. on Saturday, making it a cozy date or family night. Don’t forget about community-focused fun like Chess Fest at Lexington Market, a British music experience at Horseshoe Casino, and the annual Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge along the waterfront for high-energy racing and shore-side activities. There’s absolutely no shortage of ways to explore, taste, and experience Baltimore this weekend and beyond. Whether you’re a foodie, a family with kids, a music lover, or just someone eager to get out and feel the city’s summertime energy, Baltimore has something just for you. Thanks for tuning in, listeners. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss the best of what’s happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 12 Jul 2025 08:57:11 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing this weekend with a slew of unique events for every kind of listener. If you’re looking to start your Saturday off with something sweet, head over to Peabody Heights Brewery for the Meltdown Frozen Dessert Festival from 2 to 8 p.m., where you’ll find plenty of frozen treats, live music, hula hooping, painting, bubble blowing, sidewalk chalking, and even an interactive magic show. This event is free and family-friendly, perfect for beating the Baltimore heat. For families with kids, the Maryland Science Center is hosting Bubble Days both Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. Bubble artist Casey Carle will be there with an entertaining and educational bubble show, and kids can experiment with bubble wands and bubble solutions. Over at the Maryland Zoo, Wild Water Splash Days runs Saturday and Sunday too, offering splash pads, water slides, bounce houses, and animal encounters from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Crab lovers, get ready for the legendary Crab Fest at the B&O Railroad Museum on Saturday from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. According to Baltimore Magazine, you’ll get to try everything from crab tacos to pretzels, corn, and the classic steamed crabs from over 30 food and retail vendors. There’s also live music and craft beer, so bring your appetite and save room for dessert. If you’re in the mood for a little Caribbean flair, the Baltimore Caribbean Festival takes over the city Saturday and Sunday with a vibrant celebration of Caribbean music, food, and culture. Music enthusiasts have several options. The Sunset Concert at Star Bright Farm features Mambo Combo delivering Latin beats as the sun dips behind the fields, with local food trucks and drinks available. At Keystone Korner, the Donald Harrison Quartet will light up Saturday night with jazz, soul, and funk. Or, transport yourself to the movies with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s live rendition of the iconic JAWS score as the film plays at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on both Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. The outdoor movie scene is also thriving. The Wine Bin is showing Groundhog Day under the stars from 9 to 11 p.m. on Saturday, making it a cozy date or family night. Don’t forget about community-focused fun like Chess Fest at Lexington Market, a British music experience at Horseshoe Casino, and the annual Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge along the waterfront for high-energy racing and shore-side activities. There’s absolutely no shortage of ways to explore, taste, and experience Baltimore this weekend and beyond. Whether you’re a foodie, a family with kids, a music lover, or just someone eager to get out and feel the city’s summertime energy, Baltimore has something just for you. Thanks for tuning in, listeners. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss the best of what’s happening in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 183 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8337009770 Looking for the best things to do in Baltimore this week and into the weekend? You are in luck because the city is bursting with summer energy and events for every taste and age group. Kicking off the festivities, this Thursday you can immerse yourself in Baltimore’s thriving arts scene with free and ticketed gallery events across the city, including exhibits at Baltimore Clayworks and the Maryland Center for History and Culture, both running throughout the day. According to Baltimore Magazine’s event calendar, listeners can also catch evening talks and performances at various city venues. The real action starts this weekend. For families with kids or anyone young at heart, Bubble Days returns to the Maryland Science Center on Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 pm. Watch expert bubble artist Casey Carle, make your own bubble solution, and get hands-on with all things bubbly as reported by Baltimore Fishbowl. Food lovers will want to head over to Peabody Heights Brewery on Saturday afternoon for the Meltdown Frozen Dessert Festival from 2 pm to 8 pm. It’s a free, family-friendly event with frozen treats, music, bubble blowing, painting, and even a magic show, all according to Baltimore Fishbowl. Music fans, don’t miss the Sunset Concert at Star Bright Farm on Saturday night featuring Mambo Combo, with food trucks and drinks starting at 4 pm. If you are craving some Baltimore crab, the B&O Railroad Museum is hosting Crab Fest on Saturday from 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm, with chefs serving up classics like steamed crabs, crab tacos, and more. Movie lovers can relive the suspense of Jaws in Concert at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, where the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will perform the iconic score live alongside the film. Shows are Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon, as detailed by Baltimore Fishbowl. Saturday and Sunday also bring the Baltimore Caribbean Festival at Druid Hill Park. According to the mayor’s office and VIPSocio, this vibrant celebration fills the park with music, dance, food, and a parade, making it one of the city’s most anticipated summer spectacles. Downtown, Friday Night Live at Power Plant Live keeps the party going with live bands, drink specials, and high-energy vibes in the heart of the city, as highlighted by the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. For those seeking a truly unique experience, check out the Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge along the waterfront, where you can cheer on teams racing in colorful dragon boats and enjoy family activities throughout Saturday. No matter your interests, Baltimore is buzzing with excitement and events this week. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for your next dose of fun things to do in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 10 Jul 2025 08:57:11 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Looking for the best things to do in Baltimore this week and into the weekend? You are in luck because the city is bursting with summer energy and events for every taste and age group. Kicking off the festivities, this Thursday you can immerse yourself in Baltimore’s thriving arts scene with free and ticketed gallery events across the city, including exhibits at Baltimore Clayworks and the Maryland Center for History and Culture, both running throughout the day. According to Baltimore Magazine’s event calendar, listeners can also catch evening talks and performances at various city venues. The real action starts this weekend. For families with kids or anyone young at heart, Bubble Days returns to the Maryland Science Center on Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 pm. Watch expert bubble artist Casey Carle, make your own bubble solution, and get hands-on with all things bubbly as reported by Baltimore Fishbowl. Food lovers will want to head over to Peabody Heights Brewery on Saturday afternoon for the Meltdown Frozen Dessert Festival from 2 pm to 8 pm. It’s a free, family-friendly event with frozen treats, music, bubble blowing, painting, and even a magic show, all according to Baltimore Fishbowl. Music fans, don’t miss the Sunset Concert at Star Bright Farm on Saturday night featuring Mambo Combo, with food trucks and drinks starting at 4 pm. If you are craving some Baltimore crab, the B&O Railroad Museum is hosting Crab Fest on Saturday from 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm, with chefs serving up classics like steamed crabs, crab tacos, and more. Movie lovers can relive the suspense of Jaws in Concert at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, where the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will perform the iconic score live alongside the film. Shows are Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon, as detailed by Baltimore Fishbowl. Saturday and Sunday also bring the Baltimore Caribbean Festival at Druid Hill Park. According to the mayor’s office and VIPSocio, this vibrant celebration fills the park with music, dance, food, and a parade, making it one of the city’s most anticipated summer spectacles. Downtown, Friday Night Live at Power Plant Live keeps the party going with live bands, drink specials, and high-energy vibes in the heart of the city, as highlighted by the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. For those seeking a truly unique experience, check out the Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge along the waterfront, where you can cheer on teams racing in colorful dragon boats and enjoy family activities throughout Saturday. No matter your interests, Baltimore is buzzing with excitement and events this week. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for your next dose of fun things to do in Baltimore. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 176 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6224440821 Baltimore is buzzing with excitement this week, listeners, and there is no better time to experience the city’s vibrant energy. Let’s dive right in so you can make the most of your summer weekend and the days ahead. Today, July 5th, marks the 2nd Annual Baltimore Freaknik at Gargolas Lounge on Potee Street. From 4 to 8 pm, you can expect a lively day party with DJs, vendors, a bike show, best dress contest, live body painting, food trucks, and a pumped-up 90s and 2000s vibe. Partygoers can also compete in the Scrub The Ground Contest, and there are birthday and vendor packages available. This is one event guaranteed to keep the pulse of the city racing. If you’re looking to cruise the waterfront, the Baltimore Sightseeing Cruise: Extended Edition sets sail today at 3:30 pm, offering spectacular skyline views and a relaxing way to kick off your evening on the water. For music lovers and families, Twilight Thursdays at Foundry Row offer a weekly summer concert series running through August 14. Enjoy performances from top Baltimore bands along with a beer and wine garden, making it a friendly outdoor hangout through those warm evenings. The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s Shakespeare Beyond program is currently touring “It’s The Comedy of Errors, Hon!” around the city through August 9. This mobile, outdoor adaptation is a loving tribute to Baltimore and brings free performances to venues all across Maryland, perfect for a whimsical evening out. Looking ahead to next weekend, Baltimore Carnival electrifies Druid Hill Park from July 11th through 13th. This three-day spectacle features Caribbean parades with colorful floats, costumed dancers, steel drum bands, and delicious jerk chicken in a festival atmosphere that draws thousands for music and revelry until late into the night. The festival runs Friday from 3 to 10 pm, Saturday noon to 10 pm, and Sunday 9 am to 10 pm. Foodies will want to mark their calendars for Baltimore Restaurant Week, offering ten days of special prix-fixe menus at top restaurants throughout the city. This is the moment to savor signature Baltimore cuisine at a fraction of the price. Families with young explorers should note Wild Water Splash Days at the Maryland Zoo on July 19th and 20th, with splash pads, water slides, and even zoo animals mingling with the kids for a cool-down adventure. If art is your passion, the Walters Art Museum is showcasing works by Sondheim finalists through July 20th, providing a glimpse into some of the region’s best contemporary art. Every Thursday, runners can join the Tempo at Twilight run group for a scenic jog around Mount Vernon, followed by wellness talks and snacks at Hotel Revival’s Topside rooftop. With parties, parades, concerts, cruises, culinary adventures, and outdoor theater, Baltimore is alive with possibilities. Don’t let this weekend slip by without catching at least one of these unforgettable Baltimore moments. Thanks for tuning in, listener—be sure to subscribe so you This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 05 Jul 2025 08:57:35 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing with excitement this week, listeners, and there is no better time to experience the city’s vibrant energy. Let’s dive right in so you can make the most of your summer weekend and the days ahead. Today, July 5th, marks the 2nd Annual Baltimore Freaknik at Gargolas Lounge on Potee Street. From 4 to 8 pm, you can expect a lively day party with DJs, vendors, a bike show, best dress contest, live body painting, food trucks, and a pumped-up 90s and 2000s vibe. Partygoers can also compete in the Scrub The Ground Contest, and there are birthday and vendor packages available. This is one event guaranteed to keep the pulse of the city racing. If you’re looking to cruise the waterfront, the Baltimore Sightseeing Cruise: Extended Edition sets sail today at 3:30 pm, offering spectacular skyline views and a relaxing way to kick off your evening on the water. For music lovers and families, Twilight Thursdays at Foundry Row offer a weekly summer concert series running through August 14. Enjoy performances from top Baltimore bands along with a beer and wine garden, making it a friendly outdoor hangout through those warm evenings. The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s Shakespeare Beyond program is currently touring “It’s The Comedy of Errors, Hon!” around the city through August 9. This mobile, outdoor adaptation is a loving tribute to Baltimore and brings free performances to venues all across Maryland, perfect for a whimsical evening out. Looking ahead to next weekend, Baltimore Carnival electrifies Druid Hill Park from July 11th through 13th. This three-day spectacle features Caribbean parades with colorful floats, costumed dancers, steel drum bands, and delicious jerk chicken in a festival atmosphere that draws thousands for music and revelry until late into the night. The festival runs Friday from 3 to 10 pm, Saturday noon to 10 pm, and Sunday 9 am to 10 pm. Foodies will want to mark their calendars for Baltimore Restaurant Week, offering ten days of special prix-fixe menus at top restaurants throughout the city. This is the moment to savor signature Baltimore cuisine at a fraction of the price. Families with young explorers should note Wild Water Splash Days at the Maryland Zoo on July 19th and 20th, with splash pads, water slides, and even zoo animals mingling with the kids for a cool-down adventure. If art is your passion, the Walters Art Museum is showcasing works by Sondheim finalists through July 20th, providing a glimpse into some of the region’s best contemporary art. Every Thursday, runners can join the Tempo at Twilight run group for a scenic jog around Mount Vernon, followed by wellness talks and snacks at Hotel Revival’s Topside rooftop. With parties, parades, concerts, cruises, culinary adventures, and outdoor theater, Baltimore is alive with possibilities. Don’t let this weekend slip by without catching at least one of these unforgettable Baltimore moments. Thanks for tuning in, listener—be sure to subscribe so you This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 200 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3110033396 Baltimore is buzzing with energy this week, and there is no shortage of unforgettable experiences to enjoy around town. Today, July third, listeners can kick off the evening at Hopkins Plaza where Jazzy Summer Nights is hosting one of its final seasons, transforming the plaza into an open-air party of jazz, soul, community, and food trucks. The legendary Raheem DeVaughn headlines tonight, from five to ten, so grab your friends and make it an evening of smooth tunes and summertime vibes, as highlighted by Baltimore Fishbowl. If you prefer something more lively, check out the Star Spangled Spectacular at Oregon Ridge Park this evening at eight, where the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will cap their outdoor performance with a dazzling fireworks finale. Looking ahead, Friday marks Independence Day, and Baltimore knows how to celebrate. At the Inner Harbor, the festivities ramp up at six at the Amphitheater with live music from Avenue 66 at seven, followed by the main fireworks display launching over the waterfront promenade at nine. According to Visit Baltimore, transportation will be easy with options including Light Rail, bus, and the Charm City Circulator, but expect limited parking and heavier traffic, so consider public transit if you can. July fourth also brings the Cherry Hill Arts and Music Waterfront Festival at Middle Branch Park from one to ten. This annual tradition is all about arts, music, and unity, bringing together communities from all over the city for a front-row seat to the city’s fireworks display and a spectacular drone show starting at nine thirty. Performing live is the soulful Navasha Daya, and the festival features arts and crafts, a children’s village, and historical reenactments. For those seeking a family-friendly day, the Maryland Zoo is hosting Red, White, and Zoo all day where animals will be treated to special themed treats. Feeling competitive? The Cross Street Market hot dog eating contest starts at ten thirty in the morning, with a cool grand prize for the winner. This weekend, there’s more to explore. Saturday’s highlight is the Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge along the waterfront, where dragon boat teams race in a high-energy, family-friendly atmosphere. Young listeners can join Boards and Breakfast at Jake’s Skatepark, a free morning event where local pro-skaters help kids learn to ride. Saturday night, Power Plant Live hosts Friday Night Live with The Cover Up Band playing classic hits—perfect for dancing into the summer night. If jazz is more your thing, the Donald Harrison Quartet brings their legendary sound to Keystone Korner. For listeners looking to get out on the water, Watermark Cruises is offering special extended sightseeing and fireworks cruises all weekend long, with the best harbor views around. And for those feeling adventurous, the Light Up The Night Full Moon Paddle lets experienced paddlers enjoy a glowing night on the Inner Harbor. Thanks for tuning in to your Baltimore guide for this wee This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 03 Jul 2025 08:56:59 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing with energy this week, and there is no shortage of unforgettable experiences to enjoy around town. Today, July third, listeners can kick off the evening at Hopkins Plaza where Jazzy Summer Nights is hosting one of its final seasons, transforming the plaza into an open-air party of jazz, soul, community, and food trucks. The legendary Raheem DeVaughn headlines tonight, from five to ten, so grab your friends and make it an evening of smooth tunes and summertime vibes, as highlighted by Baltimore Fishbowl. If you prefer something more lively, check out the Star Spangled Spectacular at Oregon Ridge Park this evening at eight, where the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will cap their outdoor performance with a dazzling fireworks finale. Looking ahead, Friday marks Independence Day, and Baltimore knows how to celebrate. At the Inner Harbor, the festivities ramp up at six at the Amphitheater with live music from Avenue 66 at seven, followed by the main fireworks display launching over the waterfront promenade at nine. According to Visit Baltimore, transportation will be easy with options including Light Rail, bus, and the Charm City Circulator, but expect limited parking and heavier traffic, so consider public transit if you can. July fourth also brings the Cherry Hill Arts and Music Waterfront Festival at Middle Branch Park from one to ten. This annual tradition is all about arts, music, and unity, bringing together communities from all over the city for a front-row seat to the city’s fireworks display and a spectacular drone show starting at nine thirty. Performing live is the soulful Navasha Daya, and the festival features arts and crafts, a children’s village, and historical reenactments. For those seeking a family-friendly day, the Maryland Zoo is hosting Red, White, and Zoo all day where animals will be treated to special themed treats. Feeling competitive? The Cross Street Market hot dog eating contest starts at ten thirty in the morning, with a cool grand prize for the winner. This weekend, there’s more to explore. Saturday’s highlight is the Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge along the waterfront, where dragon boat teams race in a high-energy, family-friendly atmosphere. Young listeners can join Boards and Breakfast at Jake’s Skatepark, a free morning event where local pro-skaters help kids learn to ride. Saturday night, Power Plant Live hosts Friday Night Live with The Cover Up Band playing classic hits—perfect for dancing into the summer night. If jazz is more your thing, the Donald Harrison Quartet brings their legendary sound to Keystone Korner. For listeners looking to get out on the water, Watermark Cruises is offering special extended sightseeing and fireworks cruises all weekend long, with the best harbor views around. And for those feeling adventurous, the Light Up The Night Full Moon Paddle lets experienced paddlers enjoy a glowing night on the Inner Harbor. Thanks for tuning in to your Baltimore guide for this wee This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 195 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6190993954 Listeners, Baltimore is buzzing this weekend with an incredible lineup of events guaranteed to delight locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re into art, music, food, family activities, or one-of-a-kind experiences, the city’s got something lined up just for you. This Saturday, June 28th, the highly anticipated Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge takes over West Covington Park. Cheer on teams as they compete in thrilling 500- and 2000-meter races on the water, and enjoy festivities along the waterfront for all ages. Over at the Maryland Science Center, Domino Day returns with intricate domino setups themed “Around the World in 80 Days.” Arrive early to watch the builders, then settle in for the grand topple at 2 p.m. as a sea of dominoes comes crashing down—a mesmerizing spectacle for kids and adults. Art lovers should head to the Baltimore Museum of Art for “Air Quality: The Influence of Smog on European Modernism,” a free exhibit running from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Or, stay after hours for their Summer Solstice celebration, where you can dance, explore special exhibitions, and enjoy themed cocktails. For families, Port Discovery Children’s Museum is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with interactive fun, and the Maryland Zoo is lighting up the evenings with “Spring Illuminations,” a lantern-filled journey after dark running through June 30th. Saturday evening, the Lyric Baltimore hosts Orchestra Noir’s “Y2K Meets 90s Tour” at 8 p.m. This high-energy show fuses orchestral talent with classic hip-hop and R&B from the 90s and early 2000s, promising a nostalgic and vibrant night out. For something a little more offbeat, the Oddities and Curiosities Expo at the Baltimore Convention Center unveils everything weird and wonderful—from taxidermy and rare antiques to original art—happening Saturday and Sunday. If you’re after more rhythm, Keystone Korner offers “Motown & More: The Legacy Lives” on Sunday, and music fans can also catch the comedian Ryan Sickler at Horseshoe Casino on Saturday. Over at Ottobar, “Amped Up!” is rocking out to benefit the Maryland SPCA, blending live music and great food for a worthy cause. Don’t forget ongoing exhibits like “Toxic Overburden” at The Peale, highlighting environmental justice in Curtis Bay, or the interactive family workshops free at local libraries and neighborhood art spaces throughout the weekend. To wrap up your weekend, you can dine in the dark on Sunday at The Collective Encore, adding a unique twist to your culinary experience, or enjoy a screening of “A Goofy Movie” at Le Mondo for a family-friendly film night. Thanks for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss out on the best that Baltimore has to offer. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 28 Jun 2025 08:56:51 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Listeners, Baltimore is buzzing this weekend with an incredible lineup of events guaranteed to delight locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re into art, music, food, family activities, or one-of-a-kind experiences, the city’s got something lined up just for you. This Saturday, June 28th, the highly anticipated Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge takes over West Covington Park. Cheer on teams as they compete in thrilling 500- and 2000-meter races on the water, and enjoy festivities along the waterfront for all ages. Over at the Maryland Science Center, Domino Day returns with intricate domino setups themed “Around the World in 80 Days.” Arrive early to watch the builders, then settle in for the grand topple at 2 p.m. as a sea of dominoes comes crashing down—a mesmerizing spectacle for kids and adults. Art lovers should head to the Baltimore Museum of Art for “Air Quality: The Influence of Smog on European Modernism,” a free exhibit running from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Or, stay after hours for their Summer Solstice celebration, where you can dance, explore special exhibitions, and enjoy themed cocktails. For families, Port Discovery Children’s Museum is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with interactive fun, and the Maryland Zoo is lighting up the evenings with “Spring Illuminations,” a lantern-filled journey after dark running through June 30th. Saturday evening, the Lyric Baltimore hosts Orchestra Noir’s “Y2K Meets 90s Tour” at 8 p.m. This high-energy show fuses orchestral talent with classic hip-hop and R&B from the 90s and early 2000s, promising a nostalgic and vibrant night out. For something a little more offbeat, the Oddities and Curiosities Expo at the Baltimore Convention Center unveils everything weird and wonderful—from taxidermy and rare antiques to original art—happening Saturday and Sunday. If you’re after more rhythm, Keystone Korner offers “Motown & More: The Legacy Lives” on Sunday, and music fans can also catch the comedian Ryan Sickler at Horseshoe Casino on Saturday. Over at Ottobar, “Amped Up!” is rocking out to benefit the Maryland SPCA, blending live music and great food for a worthy cause. Don’t forget ongoing exhibits like “Toxic Overburden” at The Peale, highlighting environmental justice in Curtis Bay, or the interactive family workshops free at local libraries and neighborhood art spaces throughout the weekend. To wrap up your weekend, you can dine in the dark on Sunday at The Collective Encore, adding a unique twist to your culinary experience, or enjoy a screening of “A Goofy Movie” at Le Mondo for a family-friendly film night. Thanks for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss out on the best that Baltimore has to offer. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 177 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2728804826 Baltimore is buzzing with excitement and there’s no shortage of unforgettable events happening this week and into the weekend. Whether you’re looking for arts, music, food, sports, or family-friendly fun, Charm City has you covered. Today, Thursday June 26, the Sondheim Art Prize Finalists Award Ceremony is the can’t-miss event for art lovers. Head to the Baltimore Museum of Art’s Meyerhoff Auditorium to celebrate creative innovation as the city’s top talent is honored. For listeners interested in social justice, there’s a virtual symposium titled Hidden in Plain Sight: Human Trafficking Victimization and Response running from 9:30am to 2:30pm. Friday, June 27, dance takes the spotlight with We Call it Flamenco, a vibrant Spanish dance show at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Or head over to Oriole Park at Camden Yards for the Orioles’ City Connect Soccer Jersey Giveaway night, perfect for fans of both baseball and soccer and a unique collectible opportunity. Power Plant Live is kicking off its Friday Night Live season with The Cover Up Band rocking the main stage—no cover, just good vibes, live music, and drink specials right in the heart of downtown. Saturday, June 28, is packed from morning to night. Start with Domino Day at the Maryland Science Center from 10 am to 2 pm for hands-on activities that will delight kids and grownups alike. The Annual Voices of History Street Fair outside the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum celebrates Black history with culture, food, and community. Families can visit Port Discovery for Play It Safe, offering interactive and safety-themed activities for little ones. Sports fans and adventure seekers can check out the Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge at West Covington Park, or the Baltimore Pedal Show at Metro Baltimore for a display of custom bikes. Over at Horseshoe Casino, Baltimore’s own comedian Ryan Sickler performs stand-up at 7 pm for a night of laughter. At the Lyric, Orchestra Noir presents the Y2K Meets 90s Tour blending orchestral and classic hip-hop. If you love a good mystery, The Murder Mystery Company is serving up laughs and suspense at The Olive Grove in Linthicum. For music lovers, Saturday evening has Several Species: The Pink Floyd Experience performing outdoors at Cult Classic Brewing, and Amped Up! A Benefit for the MD SPCA at Ottobar supports local animals with sets from Polarview, Slot, Grudge, and Still Bones. There’s also Richard Rodgers & His Sounds of Music at Towson University Center for the Arts for fans of timeless Broadway tunes. Sunday, June 29, keeps the energy high with the Oddities & Curiosities Expo at the Baltimore Convention Center for those who love all things strange and wonderful. Blues Traveler is in town at the Horseshoe Casino’s Harbor Room, and Motown & More brings the sounds of a generation to Keystone Korner. Looking for something different? Try Dining in the Dark at The Collective Encore for a sensory dining adventure or catch the family-friendly screening of A This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 26 Jun 2025 08:58:29 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing with excitement and there’s no shortage of unforgettable events happening this week and into the weekend. Whether you’re looking for arts, music, food, sports, or family-friendly fun, Charm City has you covered. Today, Thursday June 26, the Sondheim Art Prize Finalists Award Ceremony is the can’t-miss event for art lovers. Head to the Baltimore Museum of Art’s Meyerhoff Auditorium to celebrate creative innovation as the city’s top talent is honored. For listeners interested in social justice, there’s a virtual symposium titled Hidden in Plain Sight: Human Trafficking Victimization and Response running from 9:30am to 2:30pm. Friday, June 27, dance takes the spotlight with We Call it Flamenco, a vibrant Spanish dance show at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Or head over to Oriole Park at Camden Yards for the Orioles’ City Connect Soccer Jersey Giveaway night, perfect for fans of both baseball and soccer and a unique collectible opportunity. Power Plant Live is kicking off its Friday Night Live season with The Cover Up Band rocking the main stage—no cover, just good vibes, live music, and drink specials right in the heart of downtown. Saturday, June 28, is packed from morning to night. Start with Domino Day at the Maryland Science Center from 10 am to 2 pm for hands-on activities that will delight kids and grownups alike. The Annual Voices of History Street Fair outside the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum celebrates Black history with culture, food, and community. Families can visit Port Discovery for Play It Safe, offering interactive and safety-themed activities for little ones. Sports fans and adventure seekers can check out the Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge at West Covington Park, or the Baltimore Pedal Show at Metro Baltimore for a display of custom bikes. Over at Horseshoe Casino, Baltimore’s own comedian Ryan Sickler performs stand-up at 7 pm for a night of laughter. At the Lyric, Orchestra Noir presents the Y2K Meets 90s Tour blending orchestral and classic hip-hop. If you love a good mystery, The Murder Mystery Company is serving up laughs and suspense at The Olive Grove in Linthicum. For music lovers, Saturday evening has Several Species: The Pink Floyd Experience performing outdoors at Cult Classic Brewing, and Amped Up! A Benefit for the MD SPCA at Ottobar supports local animals with sets from Polarview, Slot, Grudge, and Still Bones. There’s also Richard Rodgers & His Sounds of Music at Towson University Center for the Arts for fans of timeless Broadway tunes. Sunday, June 29, keeps the energy high with the Oddities & Curiosities Expo at the Baltimore Convention Center for those who love all things strange and wonderful. Blues Traveler is in town at the Horseshoe Casino’s Harbor Room, and Motown & More brings the sounds of a generation to Keystone Korner. Looking for something different? Try Dining in the Dark at The Collective Encore for a sensory dining adventure or catch the family-friendly screening of A This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 209 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3647943026 Summer in Baltimore is turning up the energy with a fantastic mix of culture, music, food, and fun this week and through the weekend. If you are looking for lively nightlife, creative art, or something for the whole family, Charm City has your plans covered. Tonight, Monday June 23, kicks off with Kids Summer Culinary Camp at Schola, designed to teach budding chefs the basics in a fun and hands-on setting. For those seeking something thought-provoking, the Hecht-Levi Symposium at the Bloomberg School of Public Health is exploring disparities in care, with experts coming together to discuss important healthcare issues. More information on today's happenings can be found in the city's event roundups at allevents dot in. Looking ahead to the weekend, Friday Night Live returns to Power Plant Live on June 27. Enjoy live music from The Cover Up Band, crowd-pleasing drink specials, and a vibrant downtown vibe at this free event. It’s the ideal way to kick off the weekend, relax after work, and soak in Baltimore’s summer nightlife, according to the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. If you love music, Friday offers even more: Le Mondo is hosting medhuka, Kutay Sezginel, and friends for an eclectic night at their North Howard Street venue, while the Marco Quartet brings jazz to An die Musik on North Charles. At Peabody Heights Brewery on Friday night, you can catch MikelParis & Tip Top Band if a brewery scene is more your pace. The Ivy Bookshop is offering a Pride Month Booze & Browse Craft Extravaganza, mixing crafts with local brews. Saturday, June 28, is packed with happenings all over the city. Early risers can check out the Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge—an all-day waterfront event with races, family-friendly activities, and plenty of excitement. Over at the Maryland Science Center, Domino Day will celebrate the theme "Around the World in 80 Days," with expert builders setting up intricate displays leading up to a spectacular domino topple at 2 pm. Art lovers can explore the youth-designed "Toxic Overburden" exhibition at The Peale, which highlights the environmental struggles of South Baltimore’s Curtis Bay neighborhood. If you want a dazzling after-dark stroll, the Maryland Zoo’s Spring Illuminations features glowing lantern displays, tasty Asian-inspired snacks, and nighttime animal viewing. Sunday, June 29, continues the momentum with an A.Y.C.E. Brunch at Cult Classic Brewing and a double dose of Motown & More: The Legacy Lives, a live musical tribute at Keystone Korner. Blues Traveler rings in Sunday night at Horseshoe Casino’s Harbor Room, while the Baltimore Convention Center hosts the ever-popular Oddities & Curiosities Expo—a must for fans of the unusual. Don’t forget, throughout the week and weekend, Baltimore’s neighborhoods come alive with outdoor concerts, farmers markets, and pop-up art events. For a roundup of everything happening, Baltimore Magazine and the official Visit Baltimore website offer daily event calendars. Than This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 23 Jun 2025 18:06:16 -0000 full Inception Point AI Summer in Baltimore is turning up the energy with a fantastic mix of culture, music, food, and fun this week and through the weekend. If you are looking for lively nightlife, creative art, or something for the whole family, Charm City has your plans covered. Tonight, Monday June 23, kicks off with Kids Summer Culinary Camp at Schola, designed to teach budding chefs the basics in a fun and hands-on setting. For those seeking something thought-provoking, the Hecht-Levi Symposium at the Bloomberg School of Public Health is exploring disparities in care, with experts coming together to discuss important healthcare issues. More information on today's happenings can be found in the city's event roundups at allevents dot in. Looking ahead to the weekend, Friday Night Live returns to Power Plant Live on June 27. Enjoy live music from The Cover Up Band, crowd-pleasing drink specials, and a vibrant downtown vibe at this free event. It’s the ideal way to kick off the weekend, relax after work, and soak in Baltimore’s summer nightlife, according to the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. If you love music, Friday offers even more: Le Mondo is hosting medhuka, Kutay Sezginel, and friends for an eclectic night at their North Howard Street venue, while the Marco Quartet brings jazz to An die Musik on North Charles. At Peabody Heights Brewery on Friday night, you can catch MikelParis & Tip Top Band if a brewery scene is more your pace. The Ivy Bookshop is offering a Pride Month Booze & Browse Craft Extravaganza, mixing crafts with local brews. Saturday, June 28, is packed with happenings all over the city. Early risers can check out the Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge—an all-day waterfront event with races, family-friendly activities, and plenty of excitement. Over at the Maryland Science Center, Domino Day will celebrate the theme "Around the World in 80 Days," with expert builders setting up intricate displays leading up to a spectacular domino topple at 2 pm. Art lovers can explore the youth-designed "Toxic Overburden" exhibition at The Peale, which highlights the environmental struggles of South Baltimore’s Curtis Bay neighborhood. If you want a dazzling after-dark stroll, the Maryland Zoo’s Spring Illuminations features glowing lantern displays, tasty Asian-inspired snacks, and nighttime animal viewing. Sunday, June 29, continues the momentum with an A.Y.C.E. Brunch at Cult Classic Brewing and a double dose of Motown & More: The Legacy Lives, a live musical tribute at Keystone Korner. Blues Traveler rings in Sunday night at Horseshoe Casino’s Harbor Room, while the Baltimore Convention Center hosts the ever-popular Oddities & Curiosities Expo—a must for fans of the unusual. Don’t forget, throughout the week and weekend, Baltimore’s neighborhoods come alive with outdoor concerts, farmers markets, and pop-up art events. For a roundup of everything happening, Baltimore Magazine and the official Visit Baltimore website offer daily event calendars. Than This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 198 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6558371559 Dive into the vibrant atmosphere of Baltimore, Maryland, this week with a captivating lineup of events and activities designed to entertain locals and visitors alike. Kicking off the excitement is the Baltimore Rock Opera Society's "Summer in Remission," taking place tonight at the Creative Alliance. This annual event merges theatrical rock performances with a fantastical storyline, making it a must-see for anyone who appreciates live music and immersive theater. With shows running through the weekend, you've got multiple opportunities to experience the magic. Midweek brings art lovers a true treat with the Baltimore Museum of Art's special exhibit, "Brushstrokes of Time: Modern Masters," showcasing rare works from iconic artists of the 20th century. Don’t miss the curator-led tour this Thursday, offering exclusive insights into each displayed masterpiece. Meanwhile, for families with young ones, the Port Discovery Children's Museum hosts "STEM-tastic Summer Fun," featuring interactive exhibits and engaging workshops, perfect for sparking curiosity and learning. By Thursday evening, dive into the local culinary scene with "Taste of Baltimore," hosted by the Mount Vernon Marketplace. Enjoy a diverse array of food stalls offering both classic Baltimore flavors, like renowned crab cakes, and innovative culinary creations. Complement your meal with a local craft beer or a refreshing cocktail made by some of the city's most talented mixologists. As the weekend approaches, the Inner Harbor comes to life with the annual Charm City Waterfront Festival. Starting Friday and continuing through Sunday, festivities include live music, artisan vendors, and dynamic street performances. Saturday night promises to be a highlight with a spectacular fireworks display over the water, a perfect capstone to a day spent exploring the waterfront festivities. For outdoor enthusiasts, Saturday morning offers the "Baltimore Biking Safari," a guided cycling tour that winds through the city's historic neighborhoods and picturesque parks. This eco-friendly adventure is a fantastic way to experience Baltimore's charm while staying active. Sports fans won't want to miss the Baltimore Orioles' home series at Camden Yards, as they face off against a division rival throughout the weekend. Whether you’re a die-hard baseball fan or just looking to enjoy a classic American pastime, a game under the stadium lights is an experience you’ll cherish. Finish your week on a high note with a Sunday visit to the iconic Lexington Market, where the weekly "Jazz Brunch" concert series serves up smooth melodies alongside a mouthwatering selection of brunch favorites. It’s the perfect way to relax, unwind, and savor the essence of Baltimore’s lively spirit. With so much happening, there’s no better time to explore and enjoy the rich culture, music, and flavors that Baltimore has to offer. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the city's vibrant events this week promise unforgettable experie This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 19 Jun 2025 09:01:30 -0000 full Inception Point AI Dive into the vibrant atmosphere of Baltimore, Maryland, this week with a captivating lineup of events and activities designed to entertain locals and visitors alike. Kicking off the excitement is the Baltimore Rock Opera Society's "Summer in Remission," taking place tonight at the Creative Alliance. This annual event merges theatrical rock performances with a fantastical storyline, making it a must-see for anyone who appreciates live music and immersive theater. With shows running through the weekend, you've got multiple opportunities to experience the magic. Midweek brings art lovers a true treat with the Baltimore Museum of Art's special exhibit, "Brushstrokes of Time: Modern Masters," showcasing rare works from iconic artists of the 20th century. Don’t miss the curator-led tour this Thursday, offering exclusive insights into each displayed masterpiece. Meanwhile, for families with young ones, the Port Discovery Children's Museum hosts "STEM-tastic Summer Fun," featuring interactive exhibits and engaging workshops, perfect for sparking curiosity and learning. By Thursday evening, dive into the local culinary scene with "Taste of Baltimore," hosted by the Mount Vernon Marketplace. Enjoy a diverse array of food stalls offering both classic Baltimore flavors, like renowned crab cakes, and innovative culinary creations. Complement your meal with a local craft beer or a refreshing cocktail made by some of the city's most talented mixologists. As the weekend approaches, the Inner Harbor comes to life with the annual Charm City Waterfront Festival. Starting Friday and continuing through Sunday, festivities include live music, artisan vendors, and dynamic street performances. Saturday night promises to be a highlight with a spectacular fireworks display over the water, a perfect capstone to a day spent exploring the waterfront festivities. For outdoor enthusiasts, Saturday morning offers the "Baltimore Biking Safari," a guided cycling tour that winds through the city's historic neighborhoods and picturesque parks. This eco-friendly adventure is a fantastic way to experience Baltimore's charm while staying active. Sports fans won't want to miss the Baltimore Orioles' home series at Camden Yards, as they face off against a division rival throughout the weekend. Whether you’re a die-hard baseball fan or just looking to enjoy a classic American pastime, a game under the stadium lights is an experience you’ll cherish. Finish your week on a high note with a Sunday visit to the iconic Lexington Market, where the weekly "Jazz Brunch" concert series serves up smooth melodies alongside a mouthwatering selection of brunch favorites. It’s the perfect way to relax, unwind, and savor the essence of Baltimore’s lively spirit. With so much happening, there’s no better time to explore and enjoy the rich culture, music, and flavors that Baltimore has to offer. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the city's vibrant events this week promise unforgettable experie This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 197 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8611573140 Welcome to the vibrant city of Baltimore, where the charm of historic neighborhoods meets an exciting array of events this week. There's something for everyone, from art enthusiasts to music lovers and food aficionados. Here’s your guide to making the most out of your week in Baltimore. **Monday, June 16:** Start your week by immersing yourself in the thriving arts scene. The Baltimore Museum of Art is hosting a special exhibit titled "Renaissance Reimagined," showcasing contemporary interpretations of classic works. Open until 5 p.m., this exhibit will captivate art lovers with its blend of old and new. **Tuesday, June 17:** Swing by the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar, happening every Tuesday at the intersection of Pratt and Light Streets. Open from 7 a.m. to noon, this market offers fresh produce, local crafts, and delicious ready-to-eat meals. It’s the perfect place to pick up breakfast and support local artisans. **Wednesday, June 18:** Sing along at the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's "Broadway Hits Night" at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. This mid-week treat features thrilling renditions of Broadway classics performed by talented vocalists and musicians. The concert starts at 8 p.m. and tickets are still available for last-minute planners. **Thursday, June 19:** For something unique, visit the American Visionary Art Museum’s "Baltimore Sideshow" event. The show goes beyond a typical art exhibit, with interactive performances and installations. Perfect for families and those looking to see art in a new light, it opens at 10 a.m. **Friday, June 20:** Kick off your weekend with the Baltimore Comedy Festival at various downtown venues. Known for its lively atmosphere, this festival features both local and national comedians, promising an evening full of laughter. Shows start around 7 p.m., ensuring a fun night out. **Saturday, June 21:** Celebrate the first day of summer with the Baltimore Waterfront Festival at the Inner Harbor. From 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., enjoy live music, food trucks, and activities for all ages. Don’t miss the evening fireworks, which light up the sky starting at 9 p.m. **Sunday, June 22:** Wrap up your week at Patterson Park for the annual Baltimore Family Fair. Starting at noon, this event features carnival rides, face painting, and a petting zoo. It’s a great way for families to enjoy a relaxing day together and make lasting memories. This week in Baltimore promises a blend of culture, entertainment, and community spirit. Whether you're a local or just visiting, these events offer the perfect opportunity to explore the very essence of the city. Enjoy your week in Charm City! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 16 Jun 2025 09:00:55 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Welcome to the vibrant city of Baltimore, where the charm of historic neighborhoods meets an exciting array of events this week. There's something for everyone, from art enthusiasts to music lovers and food aficionados. Here’s your guide to making the most out of your week in Baltimore. **Monday, June 16:** Start your week by immersing yourself in the thriving arts scene. The Baltimore Museum of Art is hosting a special exhibit titled "Renaissance Reimagined," showcasing contemporary interpretations of classic works. Open until 5 p.m., this exhibit will captivate art lovers with its blend of old and new. **Tuesday, June 17:** Swing by the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar, happening every Tuesday at the intersection of Pratt and Light Streets. Open from 7 a.m. to noon, this market offers fresh produce, local crafts, and delicious ready-to-eat meals. It’s the perfect place to pick up breakfast and support local artisans. **Wednesday, June 18:** Sing along at the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's "Broadway Hits Night" at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. This mid-week treat features thrilling renditions of Broadway classics performed by talented vocalists and musicians. The concert starts at 8 p.m. and tickets are still available for last-minute planners. **Thursday, June 19:** For something unique, visit the American Visionary Art Museum’s "Baltimore Sideshow" event. The show goes beyond a typical art exhibit, with interactive performances and installations. Perfect for families and those looking to see art in a new light, it opens at 10 a.m. **Friday, June 20:** Kick off your weekend with the Baltimore Comedy Festival at various downtown venues. Known for its lively atmosphere, this festival features both local and national comedians, promising an evening full of laughter. Shows start around 7 p.m., ensuring a fun night out. **Saturday, June 21:** Celebrate the first day of summer with the Baltimore Waterfront Festival at the Inner Harbor. From 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., enjoy live music, food trucks, and activities for all ages. Don’t miss the evening fireworks, which light up the sky starting at 9 p.m. **Sunday, June 22:** Wrap up your week at Patterson Park for the annual Baltimore Family Fair. Starting at noon, this event features carnival rides, face painting, and a petting zoo. It’s a great way for families to enjoy a relaxing day together and make lasting memories. This week in Baltimore promises a blend of culture, entertainment, and community spirit. Whether you're a local or just visiting, these events offer the perfect opportunity to explore the very essence of the city. Enjoy your week in Charm City! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 176 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7751652697 Welcome to the heart of Charm City, where exciting events are waiting for you this week! Whether you're a resident or just passing through, Baltimore, Maryland offers a unique blend of culture, art, and fun this June. Mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable experience. Thursday, June 12: Kick off your weekend early with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art, where the "Impressionist Visions" exhibit is delighting art lovers. Open until 5 PM, this collection showcases stunning works from Monet, Degas, and more. In the evening, head to Power Plant Live! for "Summer Sounds," a free concert series that starts at 6 PM. This week's lineup features local indie bands, food stalls, and a vibrant atmosphere that will keep you on your feet. Friday, June 13: Embrace Baltimore's maritime history at the Inner Harbor, where "Sail Baltimore" is hosting its annual tall ship festival. From 10 AM to 4 PM, visitors can explore historic ships, enjoy interactive exhibits, and participate in hands-on activities for all ages. Later, experience the "Baltimore Pride Parade and Festival," a colorful celebration of love and diversity starting at 7 PM in Charles Village. Don your most colorful attire and join thousands in this spirited march. Saturday, June 14: Nature enthusiasts won't want to miss the "Baltimore Dragon Boat Races" at the Canton Waterfront Park. Starting at 8 AM, watch as teams row their intricately designed boats across the Patapsco River, competing for glory. Continue your adventure at the "Fell's Point Farmers Market," running from 9 AM to noon. Taste homegrown produce, artisanal treats, and crafts amidst the cobblestone streets. As the sun sets, catch the "Star-Spangled Symphonies" at Pier Six Pavilion, a breathtaking orchestra performance celebrating America's musical heritage. Sunday, June 15: Start your Sunday with a relaxing yoga session at Patterson Park, free and open to all at 9 AM. Afterwards, explore the "Baltimore Book Festival" at the Inner Harbor, showcasing local authors, poets, and publishers. From 11 AM to 5 PM, dive into literary discussions and find your next favorite read. Cap off your evening with a visit to the historic Senator Theatre for a screening of classic films as part of the "Retro Sundays" series. This week's feature is Alfred Hitchcock’s "Vertigo," starting at 7 PM. Monday, June 16: Extend the weekend vibe with "Museum Monday." The Maryland Science Center is offering discounted tickets, perfect for families looking to explore interactive exhibits and planetarium shows. For a touch of elegance, consider attending "Jazz at the Walters Art Museum," a free performance starting at 6 PM that blends music and art in a stunning setting. Whether you're exploring the rich history, savoring local cuisine, or soaking in live performances, Baltimore invites you to create lasting memories. Enjoy your week in this vibrant city, full of hidden gems and unexpected adventures! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 12 Jun 2025 09:01:01 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to the heart of Charm City, where exciting events are waiting for you this week! Whether you're a resident or just passing through, Baltimore, Maryland offers a unique blend of culture, art, and fun this June. Mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable experience. Thursday, June 12: Kick off your weekend early with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art, where the "Impressionist Visions" exhibit is delighting art lovers. Open until 5 PM, this collection showcases stunning works from Monet, Degas, and more. In the evening, head to Power Plant Live! for "Summer Sounds," a free concert series that starts at 6 PM. This week's lineup features local indie bands, food stalls, and a vibrant atmosphere that will keep you on your feet. Friday, June 13: Embrace Baltimore's maritime history at the Inner Harbor, where "Sail Baltimore" is hosting its annual tall ship festival. From 10 AM to 4 PM, visitors can explore historic ships, enjoy interactive exhibits, and participate in hands-on activities for all ages. Later, experience the "Baltimore Pride Parade and Festival," a colorful celebration of love and diversity starting at 7 PM in Charles Village. Don your most colorful attire and join thousands in this spirited march. Saturday, June 14: Nature enthusiasts won't want to miss the "Baltimore Dragon Boat Races" at the Canton Waterfront Park. Starting at 8 AM, watch as teams row their intricately designed boats across the Patapsco River, competing for glory. Continue your adventure at the "Fell's Point Farmers Market," running from 9 AM to noon. Taste homegrown produce, artisanal treats, and crafts amidst the cobblestone streets. As the sun sets, catch the "Star-Spangled Symphonies" at Pier Six Pavilion, a breathtaking orchestra performance celebrating America's musical heritage. Sunday, June 15: Start your Sunday with a relaxing yoga session at Patterson Park, free and open to all at 9 AM. Afterwards, explore the "Baltimore Book Festival" at the Inner Harbor, showcasing local authors, poets, and publishers. From 11 AM to 5 PM, dive into literary discussions and find your next favorite read. Cap off your evening with a visit to the historic Senator Theatre for a screening of classic films as part of the "Retro Sundays" series. This week's feature is Alfred Hitchcock’s "Vertigo," starting at 7 PM. Monday, June 16: Extend the weekend vibe with "Museum Monday." The Maryland Science Center is offering discounted tickets, perfect for families looking to explore interactive exhibits and planetarium shows. For a touch of elegance, consider attending "Jazz at the Walters Art Museum," a free performance starting at 6 PM that blends music and art in a stunning setting. Whether you're exploring the rich history, savoring local cuisine, or soaking in live performances, Baltimore invites you to create lasting memories. Enjoy your week in this vibrant city, full of hidden gems and unexpected adventures! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 196 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5558309920 Baltimore, Maryland is buzzing with exciting events this week, offering something for everyone. Whether you're a local or just visiting, here's a guide to some of the standout happenings in Charm City from today through the weekend. Kick off your week with a cultural immersion at The Walters Art Museum, hosting a special exhibit titled "Unveiling the East" that runs throughout June. This captivating collection focuses on Asian art and history, featuring rare artifacts and interactive displays. Join a guided tour on Thursday evening for deeper insights. For theater enthusiasts, the Hippodrome Theatre presents a revival of the acclaimed musical "Les Misérables," running until Sunday. Witness the gripping story of love, redemption, and revolution set against the backdrop of 19th-century France, brought to life by a talented cast and stunning stage design. Music lovers should not miss WTMD's First Thursday Concerts, a beloved summer tradition in Baltimore's Canton Waterfront Park. This Thursday, groove to the sounds of indie rock and folk bands while enjoying local food trucks and vendors. The family-friendly atmosphere is perfect for a relaxed evening by the water. On Friday, head to Oriole Park at Camden Yards for "Birdland Summer Music Series." Following the Orioles game against the Boston Red Sox, there's a post-game concert featuring a renowned local band, blending baseball and music for a quintessential Baltimore experience. Arrive early to explore Eutaw Street and savor baseball park food favorites. Saturday welcomes the annual Baltimore Pride Festival at Druid Hill Park, celebrating the LGBTQ+ community with vibrant parades, live entertainment, and local vendors. This inclusive event promises a day full of love, joy, and unity. Don't miss the Parade of Pride through the heart of the city, a colorful celebration of diversity. For a taste of the local culinary scene, Saturday also brings the Fells Point Farmers Market. From fresh produce to artisanal crafts and local delicacies, the market is a wonderful way to support regional vendors and enjoy a leisurely stroll in one of Baltimore's historic districts. Conclude your week with a serene Sunday afternoon at the Baltimore Botanical Gardens, which host a special "Yoga in the Park" session. Set against lush greenery, this event is designed to harmonize mind and body. Afterward, explore the gardens and enjoy the summer blooms. Finally, for a unique experience, take a harbor cruise with the "City Lights Night Tour" available on Friday and Saturday nights. Witness Baltimore's iconic Inner Harbor illuminated against the night sky, a perfect way to cap off the week with relaxation and stunning views. Baltimore is alive with activity and excitement, offering countless ways to enjoy its vibrant culture, culinary treasures, and scenic beauty. Whether savoring a performance, supporting local businesses, or simply enjoying the outdoors, there's no shortage of delightful experiences this week in Cha This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 09 Jun 2025 09:00:30 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore, Maryland is buzzing with exciting events this week, offering something for everyone. Whether you're a local or just visiting, here's a guide to some of the standout happenings in Charm City from today through the weekend. Kick off your week with a cultural immersion at The Walters Art Museum, hosting a special exhibit titled "Unveiling the East" that runs throughout June. This captivating collection focuses on Asian art and history, featuring rare artifacts and interactive displays. Join a guided tour on Thursday evening for deeper insights. For theater enthusiasts, the Hippodrome Theatre presents a revival of the acclaimed musical "Les Misérables," running until Sunday. Witness the gripping story of love, redemption, and revolution set against the backdrop of 19th-century France, brought to life by a talented cast and stunning stage design. Music lovers should not miss WTMD's First Thursday Concerts, a beloved summer tradition in Baltimore's Canton Waterfront Park. This Thursday, groove to the sounds of indie rock and folk bands while enjoying local food trucks and vendors. The family-friendly atmosphere is perfect for a relaxed evening by the water. On Friday, head to Oriole Park at Camden Yards for "Birdland Summer Music Series." Following the Orioles game against the Boston Red Sox, there's a post-game concert featuring a renowned local band, blending baseball and music for a quintessential Baltimore experience. Arrive early to explore Eutaw Street and savor baseball park food favorites. Saturday welcomes the annual Baltimore Pride Festival at Druid Hill Park, celebrating the LGBTQ+ community with vibrant parades, live entertainment, and local vendors. This inclusive event promises a day full of love, joy, and unity. Don't miss the Parade of Pride through the heart of the city, a colorful celebration of diversity. For a taste of the local culinary scene, Saturday also brings the Fells Point Farmers Market. From fresh produce to artisanal crafts and local delicacies, the market is a wonderful way to support regional vendors and enjoy a leisurely stroll in one of Baltimore's historic districts. Conclude your week with a serene Sunday afternoon at the Baltimore Botanical Gardens, which host a special "Yoga in the Park" session. Set against lush greenery, this event is designed to harmonize mind and body. Afterward, explore the gardens and enjoy the summer blooms. Finally, for a unique experience, take a harbor cruise with the "City Lights Night Tour" available on Friday and Saturday nights. Witness Baltimore's iconic Inner Harbor illuminated against the night sky, a perfect way to cap off the week with relaxation and stunning views. Baltimore is alive with activity and excitement, offering countless ways to enjoy its vibrant culture, culinary treasures, and scenic beauty. Whether savoring a performance, supporting local businesses, or simply enjoying the outdoors, there's no shortage of delightful experiences this week in Cha This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 195 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7491702092 Welcome to Baltimore, your gateway to vibrant experiences and unforgettable moments! Whether you're a local or just passing through, Charm City offers a wide array of activities this week that cater to all interests. Dive into the cultural tapestry of Baltimore with these must-see events. May 29, 2025 - Begin your Thursday morning at the Baltimore Museum of Art, where the much-anticipated exhibition, "Art and Soul: Modern Narratives" has just opened. This collection showcases contemporary works from artists redefining storytelling through visual arts. Perfect for art aficionados seeking inspiration. Closer to the Inner Harbor, the National Aquarium is celebrating World Ocean's Day with special events. Participate in interactive sessions about marine conservation and enjoy a behind-the-scenes tour. It's a fantastic way to learn about our oceans while having fun with the family. May 30, 2025 - Friday evening, head to the celebrated Fells Point neighborhood for the annual "Fells Point Fun Festival". This lively street festival kicks off with live music from local bands, artisan markets, and mouth-watering food from Baltimore's best food trucks. The historic cobblestone streets come alive with energy, making it the perfect way to wind down the work week. May 31, 2025 - Saturday, sports lovers should not miss the Orioles game against the Yankees at Camden Yards. The atmosphere is electric, and there's no better place to grab a hot dog and enjoy America's favorite pastime. Before the game, make sure to check out the new sports-themed exhibits at the Sports Legends Museum nearby. June 1, 2025 - Enjoy a serene Sunday by heading to the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar beneath the Jones Falls Expressway. From fresh local produce to unique crafts, it's a delightful morning outing. While there, taste some artisanal baked goods that are a staple of Baltimore’s culinary scene. Later, the Maryland Zoo is hosting "Sunset Safari" from late afternoon into the evening. Experience the zoo like never before with guided tours, live music, and opportunities to meet some of the residents! It's an exceptional event for families and animal enthusiasts alike. June 2, 2025 - As Monday swings around, take a leisurely stroll through Mount Vernon Place, where the annual Baltimore Flower Mart fills the air with the sweet scent of flowers. Explore garden installations, attend floral design demonstrations, and taste a bit of Baltimore history with a lemon stick — a local favorite. June 3, 2025 - To wrap up your week, indulge in Baltimore’s vibrant theater scene. The Hippodrome Theatre hosts the opening night of "Hamilton". This iconic musical promises an unforgettable night of riveting performances bringing history to life. Baltimore teems with diverse events and experiences year-round, and this week is no exception. Whether you're exploring local culture, expanding your palate, or rooting for the home team, Baltimore offers something special each day. Embrace the city This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 29 May 2025 09:01:27 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to Baltimore, your gateway to vibrant experiences and unforgettable moments! Whether you're a local or just passing through, Charm City offers a wide array of activities this week that cater to all interests. Dive into the cultural tapestry of Baltimore with these must-see events. May 29, 2025 - Begin your Thursday morning at the Baltimore Museum of Art, where the much-anticipated exhibition, "Art and Soul: Modern Narratives" has just opened. This collection showcases contemporary works from artists redefining storytelling through visual arts. Perfect for art aficionados seeking inspiration. Closer to the Inner Harbor, the National Aquarium is celebrating World Ocean's Day with special events. Participate in interactive sessions about marine conservation and enjoy a behind-the-scenes tour. It's a fantastic way to learn about our oceans while having fun with the family. May 30, 2025 - Friday evening, head to the celebrated Fells Point neighborhood for the annual "Fells Point Fun Festival". This lively street festival kicks off with live music from local bands, artisan markets, and mouth-watering food from Baltimore's best food trucks. The historic cobblestone streets come alive with energy, making it the perfect way to wind down the work week. May 31, 2025 - Saturday, sports lovers should not miss the Orioles game against the Yankees at Camden Yards. The atmosphere is electric, and there's no better place to grab a hot dog and enjoy America's favorite pastime. Before the game, make sure to check out the new sports-themed exhibits at the Sports Legends Museum nearby. June 1, 2025 - Enjoy a serene Sunday by heading to the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar beneath the Jones Falls Expressway. From fresh local produce to unique crafts, it's a delightful morning outing. While there, taste some artisanal baked goods that are a staple of Baltimore’s culinary scene. Later, the Maryland Zoo is hosting "Sunset Safari" from late afternoon into the evening. Experience the zoo like never before with guided tours, live music, and opportunities to meet some of the residents! It's an exceptional event for families and animal enthusiasts alike. June 2, 2025 - As Monday swings around, take a leisurely stroll through Mount Vernon Place, where the annual Baltimore Flower Mart fills the air with the sweet scent of flowers. Explore garden installations, attend floral design demonstrations, and taste a bit of Baltimore history with a lemon stick — a local favorite. June 3, 2025 - To wrap up your week, indulge in Baltimore’s vibrant theater scene. The Hippodrome Theatre hosts the opening night of "Hamilton". This iconic musical promises an unforgettable night of riveting performances bringing history to life. Baltimore teems with diverse events and experiences year-round, and this week is no exception. Whether you're exploring local culture, expanding your palate, or rooting for the home team, Baltimore offers something special each day. Embrace the city This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 204 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2535703080 Looking to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and excitement of Baltimore, Maryland this week? There's a thrilling lineup of events that will have you exploring everything from art and music to food and family fun. Here's your guide to what’s happening in Charm City through the weekend. **Thursday, May 22** Kickstart your Thursday at the Baltimore Museum of Art with their "Artful Mornings" event, an engaging program designed for art enthusiasts of all ages. Stroll through the museum's renowned collection and participate in hands-on activities that bring artistic concepts to life. In the evening, head to Baltimore's Inner Harbor for the "Sunset Jazz Series." Enjoy soothing jazz performances by local musicians while taking in the gorgeous harbor views. Grab a spot on the waterfront and let the smooth tunes be the soundtrack to your evening. **Friday, May 23** Make your Friday a foodie’s delight with the "Baltimore Food Crawl." This self-guided tour through the city’s culinary hotspots lets you savor everything from traditional Maryland crab cakes to innovative international dishes. Expect special discounts and exciting menu options from participating restaurants. Music lovers should not miss the "Baltimore Rock Festival," kicking off at Power Plant Live! This multi-day event features a diverse lineup of bands, food vendors, and craft brewers. It's the perfect venue for discovering new music and rocking out with friends. **Saturday, May 24** Saturday morning is perfect for the "Baltimore Farmer’s Market & Bazaar," where you can explore fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, and artisanal crafts. Located under the Jones Falls Expressway, this market is a feast for the senses and a great place to start your day. In the afternoon, check out "The Great Baltimore Scavenger Hunt," a thrilling adventure through the city’s key landmarks and hidden gems. Gather your team to race against others in this fun, interactive exploration that promises both competition and camaraderie. For the evening, visit the historic Hippodrome Theatre for a spectacular performance of "Phantom of the Opera." The breathtaking production is set to captivate audiences with its stunning sets, costumes, and mesmerizing musical score. **Sunday, May 25** Wrap up your week with a visit to the "Baltimore Eco Festival" at Druid Hill Park. This family-friendly event celebrates sustainability with a range of activities such as workshops, eco-friendly vendors, and entertainment. It’s a delightful way to spend your Sunday while learning about environmental conservation. As the sun sets, make your way to Federal Hill Park for an outdoor movie night. Pack a picnic, lay out your blanket, and enjoy a classic film with one of the best skyline views in Baltimore. With such a diverse array of activities, Baltimore offers something special for everyone this week. So whether you’re a local or just visiting, dive into these events and experience the heartbeat of the city. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 22 May 2025 09:00:40 -0000 full Inception Point AI Looking to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and excitement of Baltimore, Maryland this week? There's a thrilling lineup of events that will have you exploring everything from art and music to food and family fun. Here's your guide to what’s happening in Charm City through the weekend. **Thursday, May 22** Kickstart your Thursday at the Baltimore Museum of Art with their "Artful Mornings" event, an engaging program designed for art enthusiasts of all ages. Stroll through the museum's renowned collection and participate in hands-on activities that bring artistic concepts to life. In the evening, head to Baltimore's Inner Harbor for the "Sunset Jazz Series." Enjoy soothing jazz performances by local musicians while taking in the gorgeous harbor views. Grab a spot on the waterfront and let the smooth tunes be the soundtrack to your evening. **Friday, May 23** Make your Friday a foodie’s delight with the "Baltimore Food Crawl." This self-guided tour through the city’s culinary hotspots lets you savor everything from traditional Maryland crab cakes to innovative international dishes. Expect special discounts and exciting menu options from participating restaurants. Music lovers should not miss the "Baltimore Rock Festival," kicking off at Power Plant Live! This multi-day event features a diverse lineup of bands, food vendors, and craft brewers. It's the perfect venue for discovering new music and rocking out with friends. **Saturday, May 24** Saturday morning is perfect for the "Baltimore Farmer’s Market & Bazaar," where you can explore fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, and artisanal crafts. Located under the Jones Falls Expressway, this market is a feast for the senses and a great place to start your day. In the afternoon, check out "The Great Baltimore Scavenger Hunt," a thrilling adventure through the city’s key landmarks and hidden gems. Gather your team to race against others in this fun, interactive exploration that promises both competition and camaraderie. For the evening, visit the historic Hippodrome Theatre for a spectacular performance of "Phantom of the Opera." The breathtaking production is set to captivate audiences with its stunning sets, costumes, and mesmerizing musical score. **Sunday, May 25** Wrap up your week with a visit to the "Baltimore Eco Festival" at Druid Hill Park. This family-friendly event celebrates sustainability with a range of activities such as workshops, eco-friendly vendors, and entertainment. It’s a delightful way to spend your Sunday while learning about environmental conservation. As the sun sets, make your way to Federal Hill Park for an outdoor movie night. Pack a picnic, lay out your blanket, and enjoy a classic film with one of the best skyline views in Baltimore. With such a diverse array of activities, Baltimore offers something special for everyone this week. So whether you’re a local or just visiting, dive into these events and experience the heartbeat of the city. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 241 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5384901544 Hey there, Baltimore enthusiasts! If you're looking to dive into the charm and vivacity of Baltimore this week, you're in for a treat. From vibrant festivals to hidden treasures, the city is buzzing with events that you won't want to miss. Let's jump into the heart of what Baltimore has to offer now through the weekend. **Monday, May 19th:** Begin your week with a dose of culture at the Baltimore Museum of Art, where "Expressions of Diversity," a remarkable exhibition celebrating contemporary voices and perspectives, opens today. This exhibition incorporates interactive installations, offering a fresh view into modern creativity. It’s the perfect intellectual journey to kickstart your week. **Tuesday, May 20th:** Stop by Lexington Market for their annual “Taste of Baltimore” event. From 11 AM to 3 PM, local vendors will offer samples of the city’s quintessential flavors—like the famed Chesapeake Bay crab cakes—to tantalize your taste buds. If you’re a foodie, this event will fill your heart and stomach with joy. **Wednesday, May 21st:** Engage in a mid-week pick-me-up with the "Waterfront Yoga Series," taking place at the Inner Harbor Amphitheater at 6 PM. Unwind with a relaxing yoga class set against a stunning sunset view of the harbor. Whether a beginner or an experienced yogi, all are welcome to find their zen. **Thursday, May 22nd:** Dive into the vibrant music scene with a live jazz performance at Keystone Korner. The renowned piece, “Baltimore Jazz Celebration Night,” kicks off at 8 PM and showcases the city’s illustrious history in jazz through captivating pieces by local legends. **Friday, May 23rd:** Swing by Canton Waterfront Park for the start of the Chesapeake Wine Festival. This two-day event features tastings from regional wineries, pop-up food stalls, and live music. It's a great opportunity to sip, savor, and socialize against the beautiful backdrops Baltimore has to offer. **Saturday, May 24th:** Explore the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar, running every Saturday morning under the Jones Falls Expressway. Here, you can discover everything from farm-fresh produce to local crafts. Later in the day, join the “Baltimore Light City Festival,” a spectacular showcase of light installations, music, and innovation that illuminates the Inner Harbor from 7 PM to 11 PM. **Sunday, May 25th:** Wrap up your week at the Maryland Zoo with the family-friendly event "Breakfast with the Bears" starting at 9:30 AM. Enjoy a delicious breakfast buffet while learning about the zoo’s bear residents through interactive exhibits. It's an educational and fun outing for all ages. Baltimore, with its dynamic blend of history, innovation, and culture, sure knows how to keep the spirit alive every day of the week. Whatever activity you choose, each promises to capture the lively essence of Charm City. Here's to an amazing week filled with fun and exploration! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 19 May 2025 09:02:16 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hey there, Baltimore enthusiasts! If you're looking to dive into the charm and vivacity of Baltimore this week, you're in for a treat. From vibrant festivals to hidden treasures, the city is buzzing with events that you won't want to miss. Let's jump into the heart of what Baltimore has to offer now through the weekend. **Monday, May 19th:** Begin your week with a dose of culture at the Baltimore Museum of Art, where "Expressions of Diversity," a remarkable exhibition celebrating contemporary voices and perspectives, opens today. This exhibition incorporates interactive installations, offering a fresh view into modern creativity. It’s the perfect intellectual journey to kickstart your week. **Tuesday, May 20th:** Stop by Lexington Market for their annual “Taste of Baltimore” event. From 11 AM to 3 PM, local vendors will offer samples of the city’s quintessential flavors—like the famed Chesapeake Bay crab cakes—to tantalize your taste buds. If you’re a foodie, this event will fill your heart and stomach with joy. **Wednesday, May 21st:** Engage in a mid-week pick-me-up with the "Waterfront Yoga Series," taking place at the Inner Harbor Amphitheater at 6 PM. Unwind with a relaxing yoga class set against a stunning sunset view of the harbor. Whether a beginner or an experienced yogi, all are welcome to find their zen. **Thursday, May 22nd:** Dive into the vibrant music scene with a live jazz performance at Keystone Korner. The renowned piece, “Baltimore Jazz Celebration Night,” kicks off at 8 PM and showcases the city’s illustrious history in jazz through captivating pieces by local legends. **Friday, May 23rd:** Swing by Canton Waterfront Park for the start of the Chesapeake Wine Festival. This two-day event features tastings from regional wineries, pop-up food stalls, and live music. It's a great opportunity to sip, savor, and socialize against the beautiful backdrops Baltimore has to offer. **Saturday, May 24th:** Explore the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar, running every Saturday morning under the Jones Falls Expressway. Here, you can discover everything from farm-fresh produce to local crafts. Later in the day, join the “Baltimore Light City Festival,” a spectacular showcase of light installations, music, and innovation that illuminates the Inner Harbor from 7 PM to 11 PM. **Sunday, May 25th:** Wrap up your week at the Maryland Zoo with the family-friendly event "Breakfast with the Bears" starting at 9:30 AM. Enjoy a delicious breakfast buffet while learning about the zoo’s bear residents through interactive exhibits. It's an educational and fun outing for all ages. Baltimore, with its dynamic blend of history, innovation, and culture, sure knows how to keep the spirit alive every day of the week. Whatever activity you choose, each promises to capture the lively essence of Charm City. Here's to an amazing week filled with fun and exploration! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 238 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3719981065 Welcome to Baltimore! This week, Charm City is bustling with a variety of events that cater to every interest. Whether you're a local or just visiting, here's a guide to the exciting happenings in Baltimore from May 15 to the upcoming weekend. **Thursday, May 15** Start your experience with a visit to the Maryland Film Festival, running right in the heart of Baltimore at the historic Parkway Theatre. Featuring an array of independent films from across the globe, this festival is a haven for movie buffs. In the evening, head to The 8x10, a beloved music venue in Federal Hill, for a night of local music. This Thursday, groovy local band Bosley is performing, bringing their unique blend of funk, soul, and rock to the stage. **Friday, May 16** Kick off your Friday with an exploration of the Baltimore Museum of Art’s latest exhibition, "Visionary Forms," celebrating the intricate works of contemporary sculptors. The museum offers free general admission, allowing you to enjoy art without spending a dime. As the sun sets, make your way to the Inner Harbor for the annual Baltimore Light Festival. The festival transforms the harbor area with dazzling light installations and interactive displays that are sure to enchant visitors of all ages. Don’t miss the synchronized drone show over the water, a new addition this year. **Saturday, May 17** Saturday afternoon is perfect for a stroll through the Fells Point Farmers Market. Here, you can sample local produce, artisanal goods, and enjoy live music. It’s an excellent spot to pick up unique gifts or simply soak in the local atmosphere. For history enthusiasts, Fort McHenry is hosting a living history weekend event. Experience the life of a soldier during the War of 1812 through interactive demonstrations and reenactments, a fantastic way to delve into Baltimore’s rich history. In the evening, catch a show at the Hippodrome Theatre, where the touring production of "Hamilton" is stunning audiences with its powerful storytelling and memorable music. **Sunday, May 18** Round off your weekend with a brunch cruise on the Spirit of Baltimore. Enjoy a delicious buffet while taking in panoramic views of the skyline from the water. For those interested in the arts, the Artscape Festival, the largest free arts festival in the Mid-Atlantic, starts Sunday in the Bolton Hill neighborhood. Featuring exhibitions, live performances, and plenty of food vendors, it’s a celebration of creativity and culture that shouldn’t be missed. Finally, close your weekend with a relaxing evening at Patterson Park, where the Friends of Patterson Park are hosting a community concert. Pack a picnic, lay out on the grass, and enjoy the tunes as the sun sets. Baltimore, with its rich culture and vibrant community, offers something exciting at every turn. Whether you're exploring the city's historical landmarks, indulging in its culinary delights, or embracing its art scene, this week is packed with opportunities for fun and discove This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 15 May 2025 09:01:50 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to Baltimore! This week, Charm City is bustling with a variety of events that cater to every interest. Whether you're a local or just visiting, here's a guide to the exciting happenings in Baltimore from May 15 to the upcoming weekend. **Thursday, May 15** Start your experience with a visit to the Maryland Film Festival, running right in the heart of Baltimore at the historic Parkway Theatre. Featuring an array of independent films from across the globe, this festival is a haven for movie buffs. In the evening, head to The 8x10, a beloved music venue in Federal Hill, for a night of local music. This Thursday, groovy local band Bosley is performing, bringing their unique blend of funk, soul, and rock to the stage. **Friday, May 16** Kick off your Friday with an exploration of the Baltimore Museum of Art’s latest exhibition, "Visionary Forms," celebrating the intricate works of contemporary sculptors. The museum offers free general admission, allowing you to enjoy art without spending a dime. As the sun sets, make your way to the Inner Harbor for the annual Baltimore Light Festival. The festival transforms the harbor area with dazzling light installations and interactive displays that are sure to enchant visitors of all ages. Don’t miss the synchronized drone show over the water, a new addition this year. **Saturday, May 17** Saturday afternoon is perfect for a stroll through the Fells Point Farmers Market. Here, you can sample local produce, artisanal goods, and enjoy live music. It’s an excellent spot to pick up unique gifts or simply soak in the local atmosphere. For history enthusiasts, Fort McHenry is hosting a living history weekend event. Experience the life of a soldier during the War of 1812 through interactive demonstrations and reenactments, a fantastic way to delve into Baltimore’s rich history. In the evening, catch a show at the Hippodrome Theatre, where the touring production of "Hamilton" is stunning audiences with its powerful storytelling and memorable music. **Sunday, May 18** Round off your weekend with a brunch cruise on the Spirit of Baltimore. Enjoy a delicious buffet while taking in panoramic views of the skyline from the water. For those interested in the arts, the Artscape Festival, the largest free arts festival in the Mid-Atlantic, starts Sunday in the Bolton Hill neighborhood. Featuring exhibitions, live performances, and plenty of food vendors, it’s a celebration of creativity and culture that shouldn’t be missed. Finally, close your weekend with a relaxing evening at Patterson Park, where the Friends of Patterson Park are hosting a community concert. Pack a picnic, lay out on the grass, and enjoy the tunes as the sun sets. Baltimore, with its rich culture and vibrant community, offers something exciting at every turn. Whether you're exploring the city's historical landmarks, indulging in its culinary delights, or embracing its art scene, this week is packed with opportunities for fun and discove This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 200 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4369502205 Sure, here's a lively guide to what's happening in Baltimore, Maryland, this week! Welcome to the bustling streets of Baltimore where charm meets excitement! This week, Baltimore is brimming with events that promise entertainment, culture, and good vibes. Keep your schedules open because here’s what happening in Charm City: **Monday, May 12, 2025** Monday kicks off with the ArtScape Immersion, where the city transforms into a living gallery. Enjoy installations stretching through the Mount Royal Avenue and discover interactive exhibits designed by local artists. The atmosphere mixes creativity and casual strolls under the spring sun. **Tuesday, May 13, 2025** Gather your energy and head to Oriole Park at Camden Yards where the Baltimore Orioles take on the New York Yankees in a classic baseball showdown. Experience the roaring crowd and the home runs, and don’t forget to grab a hotdog and some peanuts for the perfect ballpark experience. **Wednesday, May 14, 2025** Give yourself a midweek treat and swing by the Baltimore Museum of Art. This week, it features “The Sound of Color” exhibit which combines visual arts and music for an immersive experience. Enjoy a serene afternoon filled with culture and vibrant soundscapes. **Thursday, May 15, 2025** Thursday brings the start of the Baltimore Brew Fest at West Shore Park. Beer enthusiasts can sample brews from over 50 local and national craft breweries. Live music performances and food trucks create a fabulous evening atmosphere by the harbor. **Friday, May 16, 2025** Start your weekend early with the Federal Hill Friday Flicks. Join locals at the Riverside Park as they screen cult favorite "The Princess Bride" at sundown. Bring blankets, popcorn, and enjoy the film beneath the stars with a picturesque view of the city skyline. **Saturday, May 17, 2025** Before Saturday night rolls in, spend your day at the Fells Point Farmers Market. Here, you’ll find fresh produce, artisanal products, and crafts perfect for those seeking a leisurely shopping morning. Later, continue the merriment at the Pier Six Pavilion with an evening concert featuring alternative rock band Paramore. It’s a must for music lovers craving lively tunes and an electric atmosphere. **Sunday, May 18, 2025** Wrap up your week with peace and relaxation at the Baltimore Inner Harbor. Enjoy a Sunday brunch cruise aboard the Spirit of Baltimore. There's no better way to enjoy the city’s skyline and indulge in delicious offerings and cocktails on a smooth sailing tour. Baltimore extends a mixture of cultural richness, sports enthusiasm, and artistic wonders which paints this week with experiences perfect for every type of adventurer. Grab your calendar, jot these events down, and plunge into what Baltimore has to offer. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Charm City promises memories you'll cherish long after this week comes to dusk. Enjoy your week in Baltimore! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 12 May 2025 09:01:44 -0000 full Inception Point AI Sure, here's a lively guide to what's happening in Baltimore, Maryland, this week! Welcome to the bustling streets of Baltimore where charm meets excitement! This week, Baltimore is brimming with events that promise entertainment, culture, and good vibes. Keep your schedules open because here’s what happening in Charm City: **Monday, May 12, 2025** Monday kicks off with the ArtScape Immersion, where the city transforms into a living gallery. Enjoy installations stretching through the Mount Royal Avenue and discover interactive exhibits designed by local artists. The atmosphere mixes creativity and casual strolls under the spring sun. **Tuesday, May 13, 2025** Gather your energy and head to Oriole Park at Camden Yards where the Baltimore Orioles take on the New York Yankees in a classic baseball showdown. Experience the roaring crowd and the home runs, and don’t forget to grab a hotdog and some peanuts for the perfect ballpark experience. **Wednesday, May 14, 2025** Give yourself a midweek treat and swing by the Baltimore Museum of Art. This week, it features “The Sound of Color” exhibit which combines visual arts and music for an immersive experience. Enjoy a serene afternoon filled with culture and vibrant soundscapes. **Thursday, May 15, 2025** Thursday brings the start of the Baltimore Brew Fest at West Shore Park. Beer enthusiasts can sample brews from over 50 local and national craft breweries. Live music performances and food trucks create a fabulous evening atmosphere by the harbor. **Friday, May 16, 2025** Start your weekend early with the Federal Hill Friday Flicks. Join locals at the Riverside Park as they screen cult favorite "The Princess Bride" at sundown. Bring blankets, popcorn, and enjoy the film beneath the stars with a picturesque view of the city skyline. **Saturday, May 17, 2025** Before Saturday night rolls in, spend your day at the Fells Point Farmers Market. Here, you’ll find fresh produce, artisanal products, and crafts perfect for those seeking a leisurely shopping morning. Later, continue the merriment at the Pier Six Pavilion with an evening concert featuring alternative rock band Paramore. It’s a must for music lovers craving lively tunes and an electric atmosphere. **Sunday, May 18, 2025** Wrap up your week with peace and relaxation at the Baltimore Inner Harbor. Enjoy a Sunday brunch cruise aboard the Spirit of Baltimore. There's no better way to enjoy the city’s skyline and indulge in delicious offerings and cocktails on a smooth sailing tour. Baltimore extends a mixture of cultural richness, sports enthusiasm, and artistic wonders which paints this week with experiences perfect for every type of adventurer. Grab your calendar, jot these events down, and plunge into what Baltimore has to offer. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Charm City promises memories you'll cherish long after this week comes to dusk. Enjoy your week in Baltimore! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 199 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9440297259 This week in Baltimore, Maryland, residents and visitors are in for a delightful mix of events, ranging from arts and culture to sports and food festivals. Explore the vibrant city and enjoy what it has to offer from May 8th through the weekend. **Thursday, May 8:** Start your Thursday with a touch of culture at the Baltimore Museum of Art, where the captivating "Contemporary Artists of the East Coast" exhibition is attracting art lovers from near and far. This exhibition showcases works from emerging artists and provides a fresh perspective on urban and coastal themes. Admission is free. Later in the evening, head over to Power Plant Live! for "Thursday Live! at the Plaza," an event featuring local bands and artists performing in a lively open-air setting. Enjoy live music, great food, and drinks from various vendors. The entertainment starts at 6:00 PM, so grab your spot early! **Friday, May 9:** Kick off the weekend at Lexington Market, the historic market known for its delicious eats and local flavor, by attending the "Baltimore Bites Food Tour." This guided tour offers tastings from some of the market’s most popular stalls, letting you savor a wide variety of flavors while learning about the market's fascinating history. In the evening, Orioles fans can catch a home game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, where the Baltimore Orioles will face off against the New York Yankees. Enjoy the game as it unfolds in one of the most iconic baseball stadiums in America. **Saturday, May 10:** Make your Saturday morning a green one by visiting the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar under the Jones Falls Expressway. From 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM, this vibrant market offers fresh produce, flowers, and crafts, ensuring that there’s something for everyone. Later, immerse yourself in the arts during the Baltimore Improv Festival at the Creative Alliance, which provides comedy lovers with a series of performances by some of the top improv troupes. Workshops and networking events will also be available for those eager to hone their skills or make new connections in the comedy scene. **Sunday, May 11:** On Mother's Day, take your special someone or family to the Maryland Zoo for "Mother’s Day at the Zoo." Enjoy special activities, including animal encounters and keeper chats, making for a memorable celebration amidst beautiful surroundings. Wrap up the weekend by attending the "Chesapeake Bay Blues Festival" on the Baltimore waterfront. This festival features top blues artists and promises a day filled with soulful music, delicious food, and camaraderie against the backdrop of stunning harbor views. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a sports fan, or someone who loves good food and music, Baltimore has something special in store for you this week. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to enjoy this charming city's diverse events and make the most of your time in Baltimore, Maryland! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 08 May 2025 09:03:39 -0000 full Inception Point AI This week in Baltimore, Maryland, residents and visitors are in for a delightful mix of events, ranging from arts and culture to sports and food festivals. Explore the vibrant city and enjoy what it has to offer from May 8th through the weekend. **Thursday, May 8:** Start your Thursday with a touch of culture at the Baltimore Museum of Art, where the captivating "Contemporary Artists of the East Coast" exhibition is attracting art lovers from near and far. This exhibition showcases works from emerging artists and provides a fresh perspective on urban and coastal themes. Admission is free. Later in the evening, head over to Power Plant Live! for "Thursday Live! at the Plaza," an event featuring local bands and artists performing in a lively open-air setting. Enjoy live music, great food, and drinks from various vendors. The entertainment starts at 6:00 PM, so grab your spot early! **Friday, May 9:** Kick off the weekend at Lexington Market, the historic market known for its delicious eats and local flavor, by attending the "Baltimore Bites Food Tour." This guided tour offers tastings from some of the market’s most popular stalls, letting you savor a wide variety of flavors while learning about the market's fascinating history. In the evening, Orioles fans can catch a home game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, where the Baltimore Orioles will face off against the New York Yankees. Enjoy the game as it unfolds in one of the most iconic baseball stadiums in America. **Saturday, May 10:** Make your Saturday morning a green one by visiting the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar under the Jones Falls Expressway. From 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM, this vibrant market offers fresh produce, flowers, and crafts, ensuring that there’s something for everyone. Later, immerse yourself in the arts during the Baltimore Improv Festival at the Creative Alliance, which provides comedy lovers with a series of performances by some of the top improv troupes. Workshops and networking events will also be available for those eager to hone their skills or make new connections in the comedy scene. **Sunday, May 11:** On Mother's Day, take your special someone or family to the Maryland Zoo for "Mother’s Day at the Zoo." Enjoy special activities, including animal encounters and keeper chats, making for a memorable celebration amidst beautiful surroundings. Wrap up the weekend by attending the "Chesapeake Bay Blues Festival" on the Baltimore waterfront. This festival features top blues artists and promises a day filled with soulful music, delicious food, and camaraderie against the backdrop of stunning harbor views. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a sports fan, or someone who loves good food and music, Baltimore has something special in store for you this week. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to enjoy this charming city's diverse events and make the most of your time in Baltimore, Maryland! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 193 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2942177544 Hello, Baltimore visitors and locals! As we step into the first week of May 2025, Baltimore is blooming with vibrant events ideal for everyone. Whether you're a lover of arts, history, food, or music, Baltimore has something special to offer. Here’s your guide to the exciting happenings around the city this week and the upcoming weekend. Start your week strong with the Maryland Film Festival, running from May 1st to May 4th. This year, the festival is hosting an inspiring selection of films at the Parkway Theatre and nearby venues. Enjoy the diverse range of genres from documentaries to narrative features, and take advantage of the Q&A sessions with filmmakers from all around the world. It’s a perfect spot for film enthusiasts seeking out fresh stories and innovative directors. Calling all art aficionados! The Baltimore Museum of Art is presenting the "Chromatic Wonder" exhibition, opening on May 2nd. This vibrant display offers a deep dive into color theory and showcases works from artists who manipulate color in dynamic ways. It's a feast for the eyes and the soul, just what you need to ignite your creative spirit. Looking for a family-friendly activity? Head over to the Maryland Zoo for their annual Zoobilation on May 3rd. This fun-filled day at the zoo features interactive animal shows, zookeeper chats, and special themed activities for children. Plus, the spring weather makes it a fantastic day out in nature, surrounded by wildlife from around the globe. Thursday night, May 1st, witness the electrifying performance of Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s "Symphonic Galaxy" at the Meyerhoff. This musical journey whisks you away into the universe with symphonic interpretations of celestial phenomena. Experience the grandeur of live orchestra music that will resonate with both seasoned concertgoers and newcomers alike. For a cultural blend of food and entertainment, visit the Baltimore Farmer’s Market & Bazaar this Sunday, May 4th. Located under the Jones Falls Expressway, it's the perfect place to sample local eats, buy fresh vegetables, and enjoy live performances. Join the vibrant community scene and pick up unique handmade crafts while relishing in the urban landscape. Don’t miss the Preakness Stakes, Baltimore's iconic horse racing event, happening on May 5th at Pimlico Race Course. This isn’t just horse racing; it’s a day full of fashion, music, and tradition. Celebrate in high style at the InfieldFest, featuring top-tier musical acts and various entertainment that join the racing excitement. For those who love the waterfront, Harborplace is a must-visit this weekend for the Baltimore Water Lantern Festival on May 4th. As the sun sets, watch thousands of lanterns launch onto the Inner Harbor, creating a serene and magical atmosphere. It’s a picturesque ending to your weekend that's sure to leave lasting memories. Lastly, if you crave adventure, try the new climbing walls at Movement Hampden. Opening on May 2nd, this indoor climbing gym This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 01 May 2025 09:01:34 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hello, Baltimore visitors and locals! As we step into the first week of May 2025, Baltimore is blooming with vibrant events ideal for everyone. Whether you're a lover of arts, history, food, or music, Baltimore has something special to offer. Here’s your guide to the exciting happenings around the city this week and the upcoming weekend. Start your week strong with the Maryland Film Festival, running from May 1st to May 4th. This year, the festival is hosting an inspiring selection of films at the Parkway Theatre and nearby venues. Enjoy the diverse range of genres from documentaries to narrative features, and take advantage of the Q&A sessions with filmmakers from all around the world. It’s a perfect spot for film enthusiasts seeking out fresh stories and innovative directors. Calling all art aficionados! The Baltimore Museum of Art is presenting the "Chromatic Wonder" exhibition, opening on May 2nd. This vibrant display offers a deep dive into color theory and showcases works from artists who manipulate color in dynamic ways. It's a feast for the eyes and the soul, just what you need to ignite your creative spirit. Looking for a family-friendly activity? Head over to the Maryland Zoo for their annual Zoobilation on May 3rd. This fun-filled day at the zoo features interactive animal shows, zookeeper chats, and special themed activities for children. Plus, the spring weather makes it a fantastic day out in nature, surrounded by wildlife from around the globe. Thursday night, May 1st, witness the electrifying performance of Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s "Symphonic Galaxy" at the Meyerhoff. This musical journey whisks you away into the universe with symphonic interpretations of celestial phenomena. Experience the grandeur of live orchestra music that will resonate with both seasoned concertgoers and newcomers alike. For a cultural blend of food and entertainment, visit the Baltimore Farmer’s Market & Bazaar this Sunday, May 4th. Located under the Jones Falls Expressway, it's the perfect place to sample local eats, buy fresh vegetables, and enjoy live performances. Join the vibrant community scene and pick up unique handmade crafts while relishing in the urban landscape. Don’t miss the Preakness Stakes, Baltimore's iconic horse racing event, happening on May 5th at Pimlico Race Course. This isn’t just horse racing; it’s a day full of fashion, music, and tradition. Celebrate in high style at the InfieldFest, featuring top-tier musical acts and various entertainment that join the racing excitement. For those who love the waterfront, Harborplace is a must-visit this weekend for the Baltimore Water Lantern Festival on May 4th. As the sun sets, watch thousands of lanterns launch onto the Inner Harbor, creating a serene and magical atmosphere. It’s a picturesque ending to your weekend that's sure to leave lasting memories. Lastly, if you crave adventure, try the new climbing walls at Movement Hampden. Opening on May 2nd, this indoor climbing gym This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 265 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6116928744 Kick-start your week in Baltimore, a city pulsating with culture, history, and vibrant energy, offering an exciting lineup of events that cater to all tastes and ages. Here's your guide to making the most of this week and weekend in Charm City. Begin your adventure today, April 21, with a journey into the arts at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Currently showing is "Baltimore Hai: From Experimental to Mainstream," an exclusive exhibition celebrating the eclectic Taiwanese cultural influences on modern art. Running until May 15, this exhibit is a must-see for art aficionados and casual visitors alike. For music lovers, nothing compares to "Jazz Fest in the Garden" at the Cylburn Arboretum. Running through this week until Saturday, April 26, the festival showcases both local jazz talents and renowned artists, offering smooth melodies amidst beautiful blooming flora. Don’t forget to pack a picnic! On Thursday, April 23, immerse yourself in history at the Inner Harbor. The USS Constellation, permanently docked here, is offering a rare "Twilight Tour" that takes you through tales of the past under the enchanting evening sky. Coupled with a craft beer tasting of local breweries, it promises an extraordinary maritime experience. Friday evening, April 24, marks the opening of the "Baltimore Book & Literary Festival." Held at the Walters Art Museum, the festival features readings, workshops, and panels by acclaimed authors, including a much-anticipated keynote by Baltimore's own, Ta-Nehisi Coates. The theme centers around "Charting New Worlds" and runs through Sunday, April 26. Foodies, prepare for a feast on Saturday, April 25! The "Maryland Crabs & Craft Festival" at Canton Waterfront Park is an unmissable event. Indulge in Maryland’s famous crabs, oysters, and a selection of beer from 20 local breweries. The festivity begins at noon and lasts until nightfall with live music setting the perfect backdrop. For family-friendly fun, visit the Maryland Zoo on Saturday or Sunday, where you can catch the "Zookeeper’s Day Out." This interactive event allows children to experience a day in the life of a zookeeper, complete with behind-the-scenes tours and animal meet-and-greets. It's a thrilling educational experience for young explorers. Round off your week with the perfect Sunday relaxation. The "Kinetic Sculpture Race" on April 26 is a quirky, must-see event that transforms the streets into a whimsical parade of human-powered works of art. It starts at the American Visionary Art Museum and tracks through various terrains, including muddy and aquatic paths. Bring your cameras and enjoy the creativity and ingenuity on display. Baltimore this week is brimming with activities for every flavor of adventure. Whether you're in pursuit of wonder through art and literature, craving culinary delights, or seeking musical and historical experiences, Charm City has a vibrant tapestry of events to keep you entertained and inspired. Enjoy every moment in Baltimore! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 21 Apr 2025 09:01:51 -0000 full Inception Point AI Kick-start your week in Baltimore, a city pulsating with culture, history, and vibrant energy, offering an exciting lineup of events that cater to all tastes and ages. Here's your guide to making the most of this week and weekend in Charm City. Begin your adventure today, April 21, with a journey into the arts at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Currently showing is "Baltimore Hai: From Experimental to Mainstream," an exclusive exhibition celebrating the eclectic Taiwanese cultural influences on modern art. Running until May 15, this exhibit is a must-see for art aficionados and casual visitors alike. For music lovers, nothing compares to "Jazz Fest in the Garden" at the Cylburn Arboretum. Running through this week until Saturday, April 26, the festival showcases both local jazz talents and renowned artists, offering smooth melodies amidst beautiful blooming flora. Don’t forget to pack a picnic! On Thursday, April 23, immerse yourself in history at the Inner Harbor. The USS Constellation, permanently docked here, is offering a rare "Twilight Tour" that takes you through tales of the past under the enchanting evening sky. Coupled with a craft beer tasting of local breweries, it promises an extraordinary maritime experience. Friday evening, April 24, marks the opening of the "Baltimore Book & Literary Festival." Held at the Walters Art Museum, the festival features readings, workshops, and panels by acclaimed authors, including a much-anticipated keynote by Baltimore's own, Ta-Nehisi Coates. The theme centers around "Charting New Worlds" and runs through Sunday, April 26. Foodies, prepare for a feast on Saturday, April 25! The "Maryland Crabs & Craft Festival" at Canton Waterfront Park is an unmissable event. Indulge in Maryland’s famous crabs, oysters, and a selection of beer from 20 local breweries. The festivity begins at noon and lasts until nightfall with live music setting the perfect backdrop. For family-friendly fun, visit the Maryland Zoo on Saturday or Sunday, where you can catch the "Zookeeper’s Day Out." This interactive event allows children to experience a day in the life of a zookeeper, complete with behind-the-scenes tours and animal meet-and-greets. It's a thrilling educational experience for young explorers. Round off your week with the perfect Sunday relaxation. The "Kinetic Sculpture Race" on April 26 is a quirky, must-see event that transforms the streets into a whimsical parade of human-powered works of art. It starts at the American Visionary Art Museum and tracks through various terrains, including muddy and aquatic paths. Bring your cameras and enjoy the creativity and ingenuity on display. Baltimore this week is brimming with activities for every flavor of adventure. Whether you're in pursuit of wonder through art and literature, craving culinary delights, or seeking musical and historical experiences, Charm City has a vibrant tapestry of events to keep you entertained and inspired. Enjoy every moment in Baltimore! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 198 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3447874305 Welcome to Baltimore, where the spirit of spring is in full bloom! This week and weekend, the city is bustling with events that cater to a variety of interests, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy. **Thursday, April 17th:** Start off with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum, which is hosting the "Eco-Explorations" exhibit. This stunning collection highlights the art of recycling and environmental consciousness. It's an inspiring and thought-provoking experience for all ages. **Friday, April 18th:** Fans of live music can kick off the weekend with a visit to Rams Head Live!, where the indie band "Baltimore Sound" will be playing a much-anticipated set. Doors open at 7 PM, and the energetic atmosphere is sure to get you in the mood for a lively weekend. **Saturday, April 19th:** Spend the morning exploring the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar, located under the Jones Falls Expressway. Open from 7 AM to noon, this beloved market offers fresh produce, artisan crafts, and delicious local treats. It's a perfect spot to pick up something unique and support local vendors. In the afternoon, head over to the Inner Harbor for the Charm City Food Tour. This walking tour introduces you to Baltimore’s culinary scene, featuring tastings at some of the city’s best eateries. Expect mouth-watering crab cakes, pit beef sandwiches, and a sweet taste of the city’s famous Berger cookies. **Sunday, April 20th:** For a family-friendly day, visit the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, which has recently opened its "Wild Walkabout" exhibit featuring kangaroos and wallabies. It's a delightful way to learn about these fascinating creatures and enjoy a day out in nature. The zoo opens at 10 AM, offering plenty of time to explore. In the evening, wrap up your weekend with the stunning lights of the Baltimore Lights Festival, starting at dusk. This spectacular event features light installations and artistic projections throughout the city, creating a magical atmosphere. The festival’s central hub is within the Inner Harbor area, making it easily accessible and a breathtaking finale to your Baltimore adventure. Throughout the week, don’t forget to explore Baltimore’s eclectic neighborhoods, like Fells Point and Hampden, each with their own unique charm and vibrant local businesses. Whether you're into art, food, music, or just soaking up the lively atmosphere, Baltimore has something special for you this week and weekend. Enjoy your visit to this charming and historic city! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 17 Apr 2025 09:02:02 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Welcome to Baltimore, where the spirit of spring is in full bloom! This week and weekend, the city is bustling with events that cater to a variety of interests, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy. **Thursday, April 17th:** Start off with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum, which is hosting the "Eco-Explorations" exhibit. This stunning collection highlights the art of recycling and environmental consciousness. It's an inspiring and thought-provoking experience for all ages. **Friday, April 18th:** Fans of live music can kick off the weekend with a visit to Rams Head Live!, where the indie band "Baltimore Sound" will be playing a much-anticipated set. Doors open at 7 PM, and the energetic atmosphere is sure to get you in the mood for a lively weekend. **Saturday, April 19th:** Spend the morning exploring the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar, located under the Jones Falls Expressway. Open from 7 AM to noon, this beloved market offers fresh produce, artisan crafts, and delicious local treats. It's a perfect spot to pick up something unique and support local vendors. In the afternoon, head over to the Inner Harbor for the Charm City Food Tour. This walking tour introduces you to Baltimore’s culinary scene, featuring tastings at some of the city’s best eateries. Expect mouth-watering crab cakes, pit beef sandwiches, and a sweet taste of the city’s famous Berger cookies. **Sunday, April 20th:** For a family-friendly day, visit the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, which has recently opened its "Wild Walkabout" exhibit featuring kangaroos and wallabies. It's a delightful way to learn about these fascinating creatures and enjoy a day out in nature. The zoo opens at 10 AM, offering plenty of time to explore. In the evening, wrap up your weekend with the stunning lights of the Baltimore Lights Festival, starting at dusk. This spectacular event features light installations and artistic projections throughout the city, creating a magical atmosphere. The festival’s central hub is within the Inner Harbor area, making it easily accessible and a breathtaking finale to your Baltimore adventure. Throughout the week, don’t forget to explore Baltimore’s eclectic neighborhoods, like Fells Point and Hampden, each with their own unique charm and vibrant local businesses. Whether you're into art, food, music, or just soaking up the lively atmosphere, Baltimore has something special for you this week and weekend. Enjoy your visit to this charming and historic city! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 167 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8874329203 Welcome to Baltimore, the vibrant city buzzing with a fusion of history, culture, and entertainment this week! Let me guide you through the most exciting events happening today and over the coming weekend. Kicking off on Monday, April 14, delve into Baltimore’s rich artistic landscape at the Baltimore Museum of Art. The “Moderns in the Museum” exhibition features a stunning collection of early 20th-century works, spotlighting modernist masterpieces from renowned artists. A perfect tranquil retreat for a weekday afternoon. As the evening sets in, make your way to Power Plant Live! for their sensational “Open Mic Night” on Tuesday, April 15. This is a golden opportunity for budding musicians and poets to showcase their talents. With an electric atmosphere and a welcoming crowd, you’ll surely enjoy the flourishing creative scene. On Wednesday, April 16, food enthusiasts are in for a treat at the “Baltimore Foodies Festival” hosted at Rash Field. From gourmet food trucks to artisanal stands, indulge in an array of local and international delights. Don’t miss the craft beer garden featuring exclusive local brews. Thursday, April 17, invites you to embark on a thrilling journey through time at the Historic Ships in Baltimore. Enjoy an interactive tour where you can explore the USS Constellation, the last Civil War-era vessel afloat. Perfect for naval history buffs or anyone looking for an educational experience! Thursday evening gears up with “Baltimore by Night” at the National Aquarium. This after-hours event lets visitors explore the wonders of marine life under mesmerizing ambient lights followed by a breathtaking dolphin show sure to delight both kids and adults. Cruise into Friday, April 18 with a visit to the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar. A treasure trove of fresh produce, handcrafted items, and tasty treats awaits. As you wander around, you’ll not only find unique local products but also experience the lively community vibe. For the jazz lovers, Friday night is reserved for “Jazz Night at Keystone Korner”. Savour sumptuous soul food while witnessing a memorable performance by local jazz icons. With smooth tunes pervading this intimate venue, your night is bound to be magical. The weekend promises even more excitement. On Saturday, April 19, head to the Inner Harbor for the Cherry Blossom Festival. Celebrate the arrival of spring with lively cultural performances, traditional Japanese art displays, and of course, the enchanting cherry blossoms in full bloom. Sunday, April 20 is all about thrills and spills at Oriole Park, where the Baltimore Orioles take on the New York Yankees. Experience the electric energy of a live baseball game, indulge in classic ballpark snacks, and cheer alongside fellow fans. For a quieter Sunday, unwind at the Baltimore Botanic Gardens’ “Floral Art Show,” featuring stunning botanical arrangements, photography, and sculptures. This relaxing event is perfect for introspective art lovers or anyone looking This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 14 Apr 2025 09:01:56 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to Baltimore, the vibrant city buzzing with a fusion of history, culture, and entertainment this week! Let me guide you through the most exciting events happening today and over the coming weekend. Kicking off on Monday, April 14, delve into Baltimore’s rich artistic landscape at the Baltimore Museum of Art. The “Moderns in the Museum” exhibition features a stunning collection of early 20th-century works, spotlighting modernist masterpieces from renowned artists. A perfect tranquil retreat for a weekday afternoon. As the evening sets in, make your way to Power Plant Live! for their sensational “Open Mic Night” on Tuesday, April 15. This is a golden opportunity for budding musicians and poets to showcase their talents. With an electric atmosphere and a welcoming crowd, you’ll surely enjoy the flourishing creative scene. On Wednesday, April 16, food enthusiasts are in for a treat at the “Baltimore Foodies Festival” hosted at Rash Field. From gourmet food trucks to artisanal stands, indulge in an array of local and international delights. Don’t miss the craft beer garden featuring exclusive local brews. Thursday, April 17, invites you to embark on a thrilling journey through time at the Historic Ships in Baltimore. Enjoy an interactive tour where you can explore the USS Constellation, the last Civil War-era vessel afloat. Perfect for naval history buffs or anyone looking for an educational experience! Thursday evening gears up with “Baltimore by Night” at the National Aquarium. This after-hours event lets visitors explore the wonders of marine life under mesmerizing ambient lights followed by a breathtaking dolphin show sure to delight both kids and adults. Cruise into Friday, April 18 with a visit to the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar. A treasure trove of fresh produce, handcrafted items, and tasty treats awaits. As you wander around, you’ll not only find unique local products but also experience the lively community vibe. For the jazz lovers, Friday night is reserved for “Jazz Night at Keystone Korner”. Savour sumptuous soul food while witnessing a memorable performance by local jazz icons. With smooth tunes pervading this intimate venue, your night is bound to be magical. The weekend promises even more excitement. On Saturday, April 19, head to the Inner Harbor for the Cherry Blossom Festival. Celebrate the arrival of spring with lively cultural performances, traditional Japanese art displays, and of course, the enchanting cherry blossoms in full bloom. Sunday, April 20 is all about thrills and spills at Oriole Park, where the Baltimore Orioles take on the New York Yankees. Experience the electric energy of a live baseball game, indulge in classic ballpark snacks, and cheer alongside fellow fans. For a quieter Sunday, unwind at the Baltimore Botanic Gardens’ “Floral Art Show,” featuring stunning botanical arrangements, photography, and sculptures. This relaxing event is perfect for introspective art lovers or anyone looking This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 213 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5931344019 Baltimore is buzzing with excitement this week, offering a diverse array of events that cater to just about every interest. From arts and culture to sports and outdoor activities, Charm City promises a memorable experience for both locals and visitors. Kicking off on Thursday, April 10th, art enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the stunning works at the Baltimore Museum of Art. The "Impressionists Under the Light" exhibition showcases an impressive collection of pieces by Monet, Degas, and Renoir. The vibrant colors and revolutionary techniques are a must-see, and it's a perfect way to spend a tranquil afternoon. For a different kind of artistic vibe, head over to The Walters Art Museum for their "Baltimore Renaissance" showcase. This week-long event celebrates local talent, featuring a series of art installations by contemporary Baltimore artists. Music lovers are in for a treat as the renowned Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents "Beethoven's Majesty" at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings. The orchestra will perform Symphony No. 9, a masterpiece that harmonizes power and grace, under the baton of BSO Music Director, Maestra Marin Alsop. Sports aficionados should not miss the Baltimore Orioles playing at Camden Yards this weekend. The team faces off against the New York Yankees in a series that promises plenty of thrilling action. Make sure to grab a local craft beer and a classic ballpark hotdog as you soak in the games' lively atmosphere. If you're looking for something active, the Charm City Run on Saturday morning offers a picturesque 5K along the Inner Harbor. It’s an invigorating start to any weekend, followed by a celebration with music, food trucks, and local vendors. Perfect for runners of all levels, the event also supports local charities, so you can feel good about lacing up for this scenic race. Raise a glass at the Baltimore Craft Beer Festival on Saturday at Canton Waterfront Park. This event gathers craft breweries from all over Maryland, showcasing a stunning variety of beer styles. Enjoy tastings, live music, and delicious food options, all while soaking in views of the harbor. For an unforgettable family outing, the Maryland Zoo offers an adventurous backdrop with the spring edition of "Zoo After Hours" on Sunday. Kids and adults alike can enjoy engaging educational activities, up-close animal encounters, and creative keeper talks long after the usual closing time. Finally, foodie enthusiasts must experience the Haven Street Food Festival on Sunday. Hosted in the beloved Highlandtown neighborhood, this vibrant event brings together food trucks and local eateries offering a delicious array of global and local cuisines. It's a feast for the senses, with live music and art installations enhancing the friendly and festive atmosphere. No matter what you’re interested in, Baltimore has something special to offer this week. With its rich tapestry of culture, sports, and community, the city This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 10 Apr 2025 09:01:20 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing with excitement this week, offering a diverse array of events that cater to just about every interest. From arts and culture to sports and outdoor activities, Charm City promises a memorable experience for both locals and visitors. Kicking off on Thursday, April 10th, art enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the stunning works at the Baltimore Museum of Art. The "Impressionists Under the Light" exhibition showcases an impressive collection of pieces by Monet, Degas, and Renoir. The vibrant colors and revolutionary techniques are a must-see, and it's a perfect way to spend a tranquil afternoon. For a different kind of artistic vibe, head over to The Walters Art Museum for their "Baltimore Renaissance" showcase. This week-long event celebrates local talent, featuring a series of art installations by contemporary Baltimore artists. Music lovers are in for a treat as the renowned Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents "Beethoven's Majesty" at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings. The orchestra will perform Symphony No. 9, a masterpiece that harmonizes power and grace, under the baton of BSO Music Director, Maestra Marin Alsop. Sports aficionados should not miss the Baltimore Orioles playing at Camden Yards this weekend. The team faces off against the New York Yankees in a series that promises plenty of thrilling action. Make sure to grab a local craft beer and a classic ballpark hotdog as you soak in the games' lively atmosphere. If you're looking for something active, the Charm City Run on Saturday morning offers a picturesque 5K along the Inner Harbor. It’s an invigorating start to any weekend, followed by a celebration with music, food trucks, and local vendors. Perfect for runners of all levels, the event also supports local charities, so you can feel good about lacing up for this scenic race. Raise a glass at the Baltimore Craft Beer Festival on Saturday at Canton Waterfront Park. This event gathers craft breweries from all over Maryland, showcasing a stunning variety of beer styles. Enjoy tastings, live music, and delicious food options, all while soaking in views of the harbor. For an unforgettable family outing, the Maryland Zoo offers an adventurous backdrop with the spring edition of "Zoo After Hours" on Sunday. Kids and adults alike can enjoy engaging educational activities, up-close animal encounters, and creative keeper talks long after the usual closing time. Finally, foodie enthusiasts must experience the Haven Street Food Festival on Sunday. Hosted in the beloved Highlandtown neighborhood, this vibrant event brings together food trucks and local eateries offering a delicious array of global and local cuisines. It's a feast for the senses, with live music and art installations enhancing the friendly and festive atmosphere. No matter what you’re interested in, Baltimore has something special to offer this week. With its rich tapestry of culture, sports, and community, the city This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 199 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3863863020 Get ready for an exciting week in Baltimore, Maryland! Whether you're a local or just visiting, there's something for everyone in Charm City. Let's dive into some of the highlights: Monday, April 7: Start your week by diving into history at the Baltimore Museum of Art, where the exhibition "Masters of Modernism" takes you on a journey through 20th-century art. Featuring works by Picasso, Matisse, and Pollock, this exhibit is a perfect introduction to modern art movements. If you're more of a sports enthusiast, catch the Orioles take on the Yankees at Camden Yards. There's nothing like experiencing a baseball game in this iconic stadium. Tuesday, April 8: Head over to the National Aquarium for "Shark Night," an after-hours event designed for adults. Enjoy live music, cocktails, and a special shark-themed show while exploring the deep blue world. For a more laid-back evening, the Charles Theatre is hosting a classic movie night featuring "Casablanca." Grab some popcorn and relive this timeless love story. Wednesday, April 9: Foodies, rejoice! "Taste of Baltimore," a week-long event, kicks off today. Participating restaurants across the city will offer prix fixe menus, allowing you to sample some of Baltimore's finest cuisine at special prices. Venture through neighborhoods like Fells Point, Hampden, and Federal Hill to discover culinary gems and hidden foodie spots. Thursday, April 10: If you're in the mood for laughs, check out the Baltimore Comedy Factory hosting a stand-up night with some of the region's best comedians. Alternatively, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents "Beethoven's Ninth" at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Experience the powerful rendition of this symphony, followed by a post-concert discussion with the conductor. Friday, April 11: Start your weekend with the "Art Walk in Station North," a free event showcasing galleries, street art, and performances. Discover local artists and enjoy live music, food trucks, and pop-up showcases along the walk. If you're a fan of the performing arts, Lyric Opera House's presentation of "The Phantom of the Opera" opens tonight. Secure your tickets early for this breathtaking production. Saturday, April 12: Spend your day at the Inner Harbor exploring the "Spring Festival," featuring local artisans, musicians, and food vendors. Don't miss the paddleboat rides with a view of the iconic harbor skyline. Later that night, Power Plant Live! is hosting a '90s themed dance party. Break out your vintage gear and groove to the tunes of the past. Sunday, April 13: Close out the week at the "Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar," located beneath the Jones Falls Expressway. From farm-fresh produce to handmade crafts, it's a local tradition not to be missed. For something truly unique, venture to the Maryland Science Center, where the planetarium presents "Cosmic Adventures," a family-friendly show that takes you through the wonders of the universe. In Baltimore, there's never a dull moment. Whether This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 07 Apr 2025 09:00:20 -0000 full Inception Point AI Get ready for an exciting week in Baltimore, Maryland! Whether you're a local or just visiting, there's something for everyone in Charm City. Let's dive into some of the highlights: Monday, April 7: Start your week by diving into history at the Baltimore Museum of Art, where the exhibition "Masters of Modernism" takes you on a journey through 20th-century art. Featuring works by Picasso, Matisse, and Pollock, this exhibit is a perfect introduction to modern art movements. If you're more of a sports enthusiast, catch the Orioles take on the Yankees at Camden Yards. There's nothing like experiencing a baseball game in this iconic stadium. Tuesday, April 8: Head over to the National Aquarium for "Shark Night," an after-hours event designed for adults. Enjoy live music, cocktails, and a special shark-themed show while exploring the deep blue world. For a more laid-back evening, the Charles Theatre is hosting a classic movie night featuring "Casablanca." Grab some popcorn and relive this timeless love story. Wednesday, April 9: Foodies, rejoice! "Taste of Baltimore," a week-long event, kicks off today. Participating restaurants across the city will offer prix fixe menus, allowing you to sample some of Baltimore's finest cuisine at special prices. Venture through neighborhoods like Fells Point, Hampden, and Federal Hill to discover culinary gems and hidden foodie spots. Thursday, April 10: If you're in the mood for laughs, check out the Baltimore Comedy Factory hosting a stand-up night with some of the region's best comedians. Alternatively, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents "Beethoven's Ninth" at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Experience the powerful rendition of this symphony, followed by a post-concert discussion with the conductor. Friday, April 11: Start your weekend with the "Art Walk in Station North," a free event showcasing galleries, street art, and performances. Discover local artists and enjoy live music, food trucks, and pop-up showcases along the walk. If you're a fan of the performing arts, Lyric Opera House's presentation of "The Phantom of the Opera" opens tonight. Secure your tickets early for this breathtaking production. Saturday, April 12: Spend your day at the Inner Harbor exploring the "Spring Festival," featuring local artisans, musicians, and food vendors. Don't miss the paddleboat rides with a view of the iconic harbor skyline. Later that night, Power Plant Live! is hosting a '90s themed dance party. Break out your vintage gear and groove to the tunes of the past. Sunday, April 13: Close out the week at the "Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar," located beneath the Jones Falls Expressway. From farm-fresh produce to handmade crafts, it's a local tradition not to be missed. For something truly unique, venture to the Maryland Science Center, where the planetarium presents "Cosmic Adventures," a family-friendly show that takes you through the wonders of the universe. In Baltimore, there's never a dull moment. Whether This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 252 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6646746709 Spring has definitely sprung in Baltimore, and this week offers a dazzling array of activities and events perfect for anyone looking to enjoy the warmer weather and vibrant culture that the city boasts. Here’s your guide to making the most out of these lovely days in Charm City. Today, dive into the local art scene at the Baltimore Museum of Art, which is hosting the final week of its “Reflections” exhibition featuring contemporary artists from across the globe exploring the theme of identity. Visitors can expect an array of multimedia pieces that challenge perceptions and evoke deep contemplation. The museum is located in the bustling Charles Village neighborhood, making it a perfect starting point for your cultural adventures. On Friday, foodies and music lovers alike should head to Fells Point for the monthly Fells Point Food & Music Fest. The historic waterfront neighborhood will come alive with the sounds of local bands playing everything from indie to jazz. Pair the music with diverse culinary delights from pop-up food stands and Fells Point restaurants offering special festival menus. This event is street-wide, starting in the afternoon and going on till around 10 PM. For those who enjoy a good thrill, Saturday night is perfect for the Baltimore Ghost Tours, exploring the city’s deeply storied haunted past. Join guides dressed in period costume as they lead you through some of Baltimore’s most haunted locales, sharing ghostly legends and spine-chilling tales. Tours start at 7 PM, and it’s a family-friendly event, although not recommended for very young children. Sunday marks the much-anticipated opening of the outdoor farmer's market under the Jones Falls Expressway. This iconic spot is perfect for indulging in fresh produce, handcrafted goods, and delicious street food while supporting local farmers and artisans. The market starts bright and early at 7 AM and is a beloved weekend ritual for many Baltimoreans. Additionally, sports enthusiasts can revel in the action with the Baltimore Orioles taking on the New York Yankees at Camden Yards this Saturday and Sunday. Catch the excitement of Major League Baseball, savor classic stadium food, and enjoy one of the most beautiful ballparks in America. Families with kids should not miss the Port Discovery Children’s Museum, now featuring the interactive “Water Wonders” exhibit. The exhibit is educational and fun, encouraging children to learn about the science of water through engaging hands-on activities and experiments. It’s a great indoor escape for kids of all ages. Finally, for those seeking a moment of tranquility and connection with nature, the Cylburn Arboretum is an excellent place to wrap up the weekend. Spread over 200 acres, the arboretum offers multiple walking trails surrounded by blossoming trees and gardens. Bring a picnic and enjoy the serene environment that’s just a short drive from downtown. With such a diverse lineup, Baltimore promises something for everyone to enjoy This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 03 Apr 2025 09:01:40 -0000 full Inception Point AI Spring has definitely sprung in Baltimore, and this week offers a dazzling array of activities and events perfect for anyone looking to enjoy the warmer weather and vibrant culture that the city boasts. Here’s your guide to making the most out of these lovely days in Charm City. Today, dive into the local art scene at the Baltimore Museum of Art, which is hosting the final week of its “Reflections” exhibition featuring contemporary artists from across the globe exploring the theme of identity. Visitors can expect an array of multimedia pieces that challenge perceptions and evoke deep contemplation. The museum is located in the bustling Charles Village neighborhood, making it a perfect starting point for your cultural adventures. On Friday, foodies and music lovers alike should head to Fells Point for the monthly Fells Point Food & Music Fest. The historic waterfront neighborhood will come alive with the sounds of local bands playing everything from indie to jazz. Pair the music with diverse culinary delights from pop-up food stands and Fells Point restaurants offering special festival menus. This event is street-wide, starting in the afternoon and going on till around 10 PM. For those who enjoy a good thrill, Saturday night is perfect for the Baltimore Ghost Tours, exploring the city’s deeply storied haunted past. Join guides dressed in period costume as they lead you through some of Baltimore’s most haunted locales, sharing ghostly legends and spine-chilling tales. Tours start at 7 PM, and it’s a family-friendly event, although not recommended for very young children. Sunday marks the much-anticipated opening of the outdoor farmer's market under the Jones Falls Expressway. This iconic spot is perfect for indulging in fresh produce, handcrafted goods, and delicious street food while supporting local farmers and artisans. The market starts bright and early at 7 AM and is a beloved weekend ritual for many Baltimoreans. Additionally, sports enthusiasts can revel in the action with the Baltimore Orioles taking on the New York Yankees at Camden Yards this Saturday and Sunday. Catch the excitement of Major League Baseball, savor classic stadium food, and enjoy one of the most beautiful ballparks in America. Families with kids should not miss the Port Discovery Children’s Museum, now featuring the interactive “Water Wonders” exhibit. The exhibit is educational and fun, encouraging children to learn about the science of water through engaging hands-on activities and experiments. It’s a great indoor escape for kids of all ages. Finally, for those seeking a moment of tranquility and connection with nature, the Cylburn Arboretum is an excellent place to wrap up the weekend. Spread over 200 acres, the arboretum offers multiple walking trails surrounded by blossoming trees and gardens. Bring a picnic and enjoy the serene environment that’s just a short drive from downtown. With such a diverse lineup, Baltimore promises something for everyone to enjoy This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 214 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8923694720 Explore the vibrant spirit of Baltimore, Maryland, as the city buzzes with a host of exciting events this week and over the weekend. First up, if you're looking for a unique and visual experience, head over to Light City at the Inner Harbor. Kicking off this Tuesday, this week-long festival of light, art, and design transforms the waterfront into a dazzling spectacle. With installations by local and international artists, Light City is a feast for the eyes and a platform for thought-provoking urban innovation. Be sure to catch the interactive displays that use cutting-edge technology to engage audiences in playful and meaningful ways. For music lovers, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is performing at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. On Thursday and Saturday evenings, enjoy an illuminating exploration of classical compositions under the baton of world-renowned conductor Marin Alsop. This week's program celebrates the works of Beethoven and contemporary composers, promising a night of majestic music that resonates with audiences of all ages. Foodies will savor the Charm City Food Tour, running all week long. This culinary journey takes you through some of Baltimore’s most iconic neighborhoods, from Little Italy to Fells Point. Sample the city’s famous crab cakes, artisanal coffees, and other local delicacies. The tours not only provide a taste of Baltimore’s diverse cuisine but also offer insights into the city’s rich history and cultural tapestry. Families should not miss Port Discovery Children’s Museum, which is hosting "Space Explorers Weekend" from Friday through Sunday. This event is perfect for young astronauts and their families, offering a range of interactive exhibits and hands-on activities that explore the wonders of our solar system. From building your own rocket to virtual reality space simulations, it’s an educational extravaganza that combines fun with learning. Meanwhile, theater enthusiasts can enjoy a charming performance at the Everyman Theatre, where "The Book of Will" continues its run. This delightful play by Lauren Gunderson, celebrating the legacy of Shakespeare’s works, is both humorous and touching, bringing to life the heroic efforts to preserve the Bard’s work for future generations. Lastly, don’t miss the St. Patrick’s Day Celebration, which continues into the weekend with a variety of events across the city. On Saturday, the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade winds through Mount Vernon Place, featuring lively music, vibrant floats, and community groups. Wear your green and enjoy a festive day of Irish culture that culminates in a street fair with local vendors, food stalls, and live music. Baltimore is ablaze with a medley of events that cater to a wide array of interests this week. Whether you’re a resident or just visiting, the city offers a wealth of opportunities to immerse yourself in its dynamic culture and community spirit. Dive into Baltimore’s festivities and make memories that will last a lifetime! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 24 Mar 2025 09:00:16 -0000 full Inception Point AI Explore the vibrant spirit of Baltimore, Maryland, as the city buzzes with a host of exciting events this week and over the weekend. First up, if you're looking for a unique and visual experience, head over to Light City at the Inner Harbor. Kicking off this Tuesday, this week-long festival of light, art, and design transforms the waterfront into a dazzling spectacle. With installations by local and international artists, Light City is a feast for the eyes and a platform for thought-provoking urban innovation. Be sure to catch the interactive displays that use cutting-edge technology to engage audiences in playful and meaningful ways. For music lovers, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is performing at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. On Thursday and Saturday evenings, enjoy an illuminating exploration of classical compositions under the baton of world-renowned conductor Marin Alsop. This week's program celebrates the works of Beethoven and contemporary composers, promising a night of majestic music that resonates with audiences of all ages. Foodies will savor the Charm City Food Tour, running all week long. This culinary journey takes you through some of Baltimore’s most iconic neighborhoods, from Little Italy to Fells Point. Sample the city’s famous crab cakes, artisanal coffees, and other local delicacies. The tours not only provide a taste of Baltimore’s diverse cuisine but also offer insights into the city’s rich history and cultural tapestry. Families should not miss Port Discovery Children’s Museum, which is hosting "Space Explorers Weekend" from Friday through Sunday. This event is perfect for young astronauts and their families, offering a range of interactive exhibits and hands-on activities that explore the wonders of our solar system. From building your own rocket to virtual reality space simulations, it’s an educational extravaganza that combines fun with learning. Meanwhile, theater enthusiasts can enjoy a charming performance at the Everyman Theatre, where "The Book of Will" continues its run. This delightful play by Lauren Gunderson, celebrating the legacy of Shakespeare’s works, is both humorous and touching, bringing to life the heroic efforts to preserve the Bard’s work for future generations. Lastly, don’t miss the St. Patrick’s Day Celebration, which continues into the weekend with a variety of events across the city. On Saturday, the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade winds through Mount Vernon Place, featuring lively music, vibrant floats, and community groups. Wear your green and enjoy a festive day of Irish culture that culminates in a street fair with local vendors, food stalls, and live music. Baltimore is ablaze with a medley of events that cater to a wide array of interests this week. Whether you’re a resident or just visiting, the city offers a wealth of opportunities to immerse yourself in its dynamic culture and community spirit. Dive into Baltimore’s festivities and make memories that will last a lifetime! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 195 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5635752470 Welcome to Baltimore, the bustling heart of Maryland, where March has transformed the city into a tapestry of vibrant events and activities. As spring begins to bloom, Baltimore offers an irresistible array of events perfect for residents and visitors alike. Here's your guide to making the most of the upcoming week and weekend. **Thursday, March 20, 2025** Kick off your weekend early with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum. Every Thursday in March, they're hosting "Movie Under the Stars" on their rooftop. Tonight’s movie at 7:30 PM is a delightful homage to independent films. Bring a blanket and enjoy popcorn under the charming city skyline. **Friday, March 21, 2025** The Baltimore Museum of Art is spotlighting the renowned exhibit "Impressionism Revisited," showcasing the masterpieces of Monet, Degas, and Lesser-Known Innovators. Enjoy complimentary access on Fridays from 5 PM to 9 PM. Afterward, head to Fells Point, where the "Jazz in the Square" series will fill the streets with melodic charm starting at 6 PM. Grab a seat at one of the cafes, and enjoy local talents as you sip on a Baltimorean brew. **Saturday, March 22, 2025** Start your Saturday morning with the Baltimore Farmer’s Market held underneath the Jones Falls Expressway, opening at 7 AM. With fresh produce, artisanal goods, and breakfast delights, it’s the perfect start to your weekend. At 10 AM, dive into the world of science at the Maryland Science Center, as it hosts the annual “STEM Festival.” Interactive exhibits and workshops cater to all ages, promising a fun, educational experience for families. As the evening unfolds, M&T Bank Stadium becomes the epicenter of excitement with the Baltimore Ravens' pre-season fan event at 6 PM. Meet the players, enjoy live music, and partake in games designed for fans of all ages. For night owls, Baltimore Soundstage in the Inner Harbor district hosts "80s Night Fever" at 9 PM. Break out your retro attire and dance the night away to the greatest hits of the decade. **Sunday, March 23, 2025** Immerse yourself in Baltimore’s maritime history with a visit to the Historic Ships in Baltimore, opening at 9 AM. Whether exploring the decks of the USS Constellation or discovering the fascinating narratives of aging warships, maritime enthusiasts will find this a fulfilling adventure. For art lovers, a day spent wandering through the streets of Hampden exploring the "Honfest" is a must. Celebrating the Bawlmer spirit with local music, quirky crafts, and unforgettable fashion, this festival is a cherished local tradition taking place all day from 10 AM. Conclude your weekend at Harborplace Amphitheater with the "Spring Concert Series." Sunday night's act will bring rhythm and blues to the heart of Baltimore, starting at 7 PM. Whether you’re a local or visiting Baltimore for the first time, the city offers an eclectic mix of art, music, sports, and culture that promises to make your visit memorable. Have a fantastic time explo This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 20 Mar 2025 09:01:52 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to Baltimore, the bustling heart of Maryland, where March has transformed the city into a tapestry of vibrant events and activities. As spring begins to bloom, Baltimore offers an irresistible array of events perfect for residents and visitors alike. Here's your guide to making the most of the upcoming week and weekend. **Thursday, March 20, 2025** Kick off your weekend early with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum. Every Thursday in March, they're hosting "Movie Under the Stars" on their rooftop. Tonight’s movie at 7:30 PM is a delightful homage to independent films. Bring a blanket and enjoy popcorn under the charming city skyline. **Friday, March 21, 2025** The Baltimore Museum of Art is spotlighting the renowned exhibit "Impressionism Revisited," showcasing the masterpieces of Monet, Degas, and Lesser-Known Innovators. Enjoy complimentary access on Fridays from 5 PM to 9 PM. Afterward, head to Fells Point, where the "Jazz in the Square" series will fill the streets with melodic charm starting at 6 PM. Grab a seat at one of the cafes, and enjoy local talents as you sip on a Baltimorean brew. **Saturday, March 22, 2025** Start your Saturday morning with the Baltimore Farmer’s Market held underneath the Jones Falls Expressway, opening at 7 AM. With fresh produce, artisanal goods, and breakfast delights, it’s the perfect start to your weekend. At 10 AM, dive into the world of science at the Maryland Science Center, as it hosts the annual “STEM Festival.” Interactive exhibits and workshops cater to all ages, promising a fun, educational experience for families. As the evening unfolds, M&T Bank Stadium becomes the epicenter of excitement with the Baltimore Ravens' pre-season fan event at 6 PM. Meet the players, enjoy live music, and partake in games designed for fans of all ages. For night owls, Baltimore Soundstage in the Inner Harbor district hosts "80s Night Fever" at 9 PM. Break out your retro attire and dance the night away to the greatest hits of the decade. **Sunday, March 23, 2025** Immerse yourself in Baltimore’s maritime history with a visit to the Historic Ships in Baltimore, opening at 9 AM. Whether exploring the decks of the USS Constellation or discovering the fascinating narratives of aging warships, maritime enthusiasts will find this a fulfilling adventure. For art lovers, a day spent wandering through the streets of Hampden exploring the "Honfest" is a must. Celebrating the Bawlmer spirit with local music, quirky crafts, and unforgettable fashion, this festival is a cherished local tradition taking place all day from 10 AM. Conclude your weekend at Harborplace Amphitheater with the "Spring Concert Series." Sunday night's act will bring rhythm and blues to the heart of Baltimore, starting at 7 PM. Whether you’re a local or visiting Baltimore for the first time, the city offers an eclectic mix of art, music, sports, and culture that promises to make your visit memorable. Have a fantastic time explo This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 203 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI8056199923 If you're in Baltimore and looking for fun and engaging activities from March 17 through the weekend, you're in for a treat! Charm City is buzzing with exciting events sure to entertain locals and visitors alike. Start your week by diving into the city's vibrant art scene at the American Visionary Art Museum. This week, the museum features a captivating exhibit, "Voices of the Unseen," celebrating outsider art from around the globe. The showcase includes interactive installations and artist-led workshops scheduled for this Friday, offering a hands-on experience with these captivating creations. On Thursday, satisfy your taste buds and support local talent at the Harbor East St. Patrick's Day Food Crawl. This culinary event invites you to explore a range of dishes inspired by the Emerald Isle. From Irish stew to green-inspired desserts, this delectable journey promises to be a delightful escapade for food lovers. Don't miss the live Celtic music that will accompany your evening feast. As Friday rolls in, head to Power Plant Live! for "Laughs and Lager," a comedy night highlighting some of Baltimore's best stand-up comedians. The laughs begin at 8 PM, providing the perfect way to unwind after a long week. Plus, enjoy discounted lagers throughout the night, making for an amusing and affordable outing. On Saturday, soak in some culture and history by joining the Baltimore Civil War Ghost Tour. Starting at 7 PM, this guided walk will lead you through historic sites accompanied by tales of the city's haunting past. It's an illuminating way to explore Baltimore's rich history with a spectral twist. For music enthusiasts, Saturday’s lineup at Rams Head Live is one not to miss. "Band Together for Baltimore," a music festival featuring local bands and headlined by the beloved regional favorite, The Bridge, offers an unforgettable night of tunes. Proceeds benefit local charities, making this participation a feel-good win for all involved. Sunday brings relaxation and rejuvenation with the Inner Harbor Wellness Expo, running throughout the day at Rash Field. This free event focuses on holistic health and includes yoga sessions, mindfulness workshops, and plenty of vendor booths offering everything from organic products to wellness therapies. It's an ideal way to wrap up the week with positive vibes and community spirit. Baltimore’s event calendar brims with diverse activities ensuring there's something enjoyable for everyone. So whether you're a foodie, art lover, comedy fan, history buff, music enthusiast, or wellness seeker, Baltimore has you covered. Enjoy your week in Charm City! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 17 Mar 2025 09:00:29 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI If you're in Baltimore and looking for fun and engaging activities from March 17 through the weekend, you're in for a treat! Charm City is buzzing with exciting events sure to entertain locals and visitors alike. Start your week by diving into the city's vibrant art scene at the American Visionary Art Museum. This week, the museum features a captivating exhibit, "Voices of the Unseen," celebrating outsider art from around the globe. The showcase includes interactive installations and artist-led workshops scheduled for this Friday, offering a hands-on experience with these captivating creations. On Thursday, satisfy your taste buds and support local talent at the Harbor East St. Patrick's Day Food Crawl. This culinary event invites you to explore a range of dishes inspired by the Emerald Isle. From Irish stew to green-inspired desserts, this delectable journey promises to be a delightful escapade for food lovers. Don't miss the live Celtic music that will accompany your evening feast. As Friday rolls in, head to Power Plant Live! for "Laughs and Lager," a comedy night highlighting some of Baltimore's best stand-up comedians. The laughs begin at 8 PM, providing the perfect way to unwind after a long week. Plus, enjoy discounted lagers throughout the night, making for an amusing and affordable outing. On Saturday, soak in some culture and history by joining the Baltimore Civil War Ghost Tour. Starting at 7 PM, this guided walk will lead you through historic sites accompanied by tales of the city's haunting past. It's an illuminating way to explore Baltimore's rich history with a spectral twist. For music enthusiasts, Saturday’s lineup at Rams Head Live is one not to miss. "Band Together for Baltimore," a music festival featuring local bands and headlined by the beloved regional favorite, The Bridge, offers an unforgettable night of tunes. Proceeds benefit local charities, making this participation a feel-good win for all involved. Sunday brings relaxation and rejuvenation with the Inner Harbor Wellness Expo, running throughout the day at Rash Field. This free event focuses on holistic health and includes yoga sessions, mindfulness workshops, and plenty of vendor booths offering everything from organic products to wellness therapies. It's an ideal way to wrap up the week with positive vibes and community spirit. Baltimore’s event calendar brims with diverse activities ensuring there's something enjoyable for everyone. So whether you're a foodie, art lover, comedy fan, history buff, music enthusiast, or wellness seeker, Baltimore has you covered. Enjoy your week in Charm City! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 173 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4531123843 Discover the vibrant beat of Baltimore, where a fusion of history, culture, and modern excitement offers an irresistible array of things to see and do this week. Whether you're a local, a visitor, or just passing through, here's a delightful roster of events that'll spice up your itinerary in Charm City. Kick off your Thursday with the Baltimore Art Scene, as the Baker Artist Exhibition fills the Baltimore Museum of Art with an impressive range of artistic expressions from local award-winning creators. With free admission and a lineup that changes weekly, it's a feast for the senses and a wonderful way to explore local talents. For theater enthusiasts, the Baltimore Center Stage is presenting "The River" by Jez Butterworth. This mysterious and haunting play runs through this weekend and promises a thought-provoking experience. Immerse yourself in the story, captivated by superb acting in an intimate setting that makes it feel as if you're right there with the characters. Friday rolls in with the Friday Night Swing Dance at Mobtown Ballroom. Shake off the week's stressors with an evening of rhythm and fun. New to swing? Don’t worry! There's a beginner dance lesson included in the admission, followed by live music that'll have your feet tapping and spirits soaring. As Saturday dawns, immerse yourself in the eco-conscious vibe at the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar under the Jones Falls Expressway. Running from 7 a.m. to noon, it’s a smorgasbord of fresh produce, local crafts, and gourmet delights. Grab a specialty coffee and wander through the stalls, picking up everything from organic veggies to artisanal bread and unique jewelry. For a unique family-friendly experience, head over to the Maryland Science Center, hosting its "Star Spangled Planetarium" program on Saturday evening. Explore the constellations as they appeared during the events of the War of 1812, merging history with astrophysics in an engaging presentation. Sunday is the perfect day to unwind with a cultural exploration at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture. The museum's special exhibition, "Voices of Civil Rights," runs until the end of the month, offering poignant insights into the civil rights movement through the stories of unsung heroes. End the weekend on a culinary high note with Baltimore Restaurant Week, an event eagerly awaited by foodies. Running through the weekend, this is your chance to savor fixed-price menus at some of the city’s top eateries. Whether you crave unique seafood dishes, gourmet comfort food, or exotic international cuisine, Baltimore's diverse restaurants have something to whet every appetite. Indeed, Baltimore is brimming with activities that suit every interest this week. From the arts and culinary delights to history and dance, fill your days with adventure and enjoyment, and take part in the lively tapestry that makes this city so special. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 13 Mar 2025 09:03:25 -0000 full Inception Point AI Discover the vibrant beat of Baltimore, where a fusion of history, culture, and modern excitement offers an irresistible array of things to see and do this week. Whether you're a local, a visitor, or just passing through, here's a delightful roster of events that'll spice up your itinerary in Charm City. Kick off your Thursday with the Baltimore Art Scene, as the Baker Artist Exhibition fills the Baltimore Museum of Art with an impressive range of artistic expressions from local award-winning creators. With free admission and a lineup that changes weekly, it's a feast for the senses and a wonderful way to explore local talents. For theater enthusiasts, the Baltimore Center Stage is presenting "The River" by Jez Butterworth. This mysterious and haunting play runs through this weekend and promises a thought-provoking experience. Immerse yourself in the story, captivated by superb acting in an intimate setting that makes it feel as if you're right there with the characters. Friday rolls in with the Friday Night Swing Dance at Mobtown Ballroom. Shake off the week's stressors with an evening of rhythm and fun. New to swing? Don’t worry! There's a beginner dance lesson included in the admission, followed by live music that'll have your feet tapping and spirits soaring. As Saturday dawns, immerse yourself in the eco-conscious vibe at the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar under the Jones Falls Expressway. Running from 7 a.m. to noon, it’s a smorgasbord of fresh produce, local crafts, and gourmet delights. Grab a specialty coffee and wander through the stalls, picking up everything from organic veggies to artisanal bread and unique jewelry. For a unique family-friendly experience, head over to the Maryland Science Center, hosting its "Star Spangled Planetarium" program on Saturday evening. Explore the constellations as they appeared during the events of the War of 1812, merging history with astrophysics in an engaging presentation. Sunday is the perfect day to unwind with a cultural exploration at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture. The museum's special exhibition, "Voices of Civil Rights," runs until the end of the month, offering poignant insights into the civil rights movement through the stories of unsung heroes. End the weekend on a culinary high note with Baltimore Restaurant Week, an event eagerly awaited by foodies. Running through the weekend, this is your chance to savor fixed-price menus at some of the city’s top eateries. Whether you crave unique seafood dishes, gourmet comfort food, or exotic international cuisine, Baltimore's diverse restaurants have something to whet every appetite. Indeed, Baltimore is brimming with activities that suit every interest this week. From the arts and culinary delights to history and dance, fill your days with adventure and enjoyment, and take part in the lively tapestry that makes this city so special. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 192 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3333706106 March is in full swing in Baltimore, Maryland, and the city is buzzing with exciting events and activities throughout the week. Whether you're a resident or just visiting, there's plenty to keep you entertained. Let's dive into the highlights of what Baltimore has to offer from now through the weekend. Kickstart your week with a cultural immersion at the Baltimore Museum of Art. This week, the museum is hosting a special exhibition titled “Baltimore Aglow,” featuring an array of contemporary art installations that incorporate light and sound in dazzling ways. Open through the end of March, the exhibit offers free admission on Wednesdays, making it the perfect midweek cultural escape. For music lovers, Rams Head Live is the place to be on Thursday, March 13th, as they welcome indie rock band The Lumineers. With their infectious tunes and foot-tapping rhythms, this promises to be a night to remember. Doors open at 7 PM, and tickets are still available, so grab yours fast! On Friday, March 14th, dive into the local gastronomy at the Baltimore Food Truck Festival, held at the Canton Waterfront Park. This gathering of gourmet food trucks offers a taste journey from savory to sweet. Enjoy local flavors, live music, and the beautiful waterfront views from 5 PM to 10 PM. It's a family-friendly event with a dedicated area for kids' activities. This Saturday, March 15th, indulge in some retail therapy at the Baltimore Flea Market held at the Inner Harbor. From vintage finds and handcrafted jewelry to artisanal food products, there's something for everyone. Open from 8 AM to 4 PM, it’s the perfect spot to pick up unique souvenirs and support local entrepreneurs. For those looking to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day a little early, head to the Annual Shamrock Festival at Power Plant Live! on Saturday. The festivities kick off at 2 PM with live music, traditional Irish dance performances, and of course, plenty of Irish eats and drinks. Don your best green attire and join in the fun at this lively riverside venue. Sports fans won't want to miss the Major League Soccer match between the Baltimore Bohemians and the Philadelphia Union II at the Bohemians' home ground on Sunday, March 16th. Kickoff is at 7 PM. With Baltimore's passionate soccer fan base, expect an exciting atmosphere full of cheers and team spirit. Finally, wrap up your week with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s performance on Sunday, March 16th. Featuring an all-Beethoven program, the concert promises an evening of classical beauty. Held at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, it starts at 3 PM, and tickets range from affordable to premium seating. No matter what you choose to do, Baltimore’s vibrant cultural scene has something for everyone this week. Embrace the diversity, soak up the local culture, and enjoy the many events that make Charm City an exciting place to be in March! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 10 Mar 2025 09:01:57 -0000 full Inception Point AI March is in full swing in Baltimore, Maryland, and the city is buzzing with exciting events and activities throughout the week. Whether you're a resident or just visiting, there's plenty to keep you entertained. Let's dive into the highlights of what Baltimore has to offer from now through the weekend. Kickstart your week with a cultural immersion at the Baltimore Museum of Art. This week, the museum is hosting a special exhibition titled “Baltimore Aglow,” featuring an array of contemporary art installations that incorporate light and sound in dazzling ways. Open through the end of March, the exhibit offers free admission on Wednesdays, making it the perfect midweek cultural escape. For music lovers, Rams Head Live is the place to be on Thursday, March 13th, as they welcome indie rock band The Lumineers. With their infectious tunes and foot-tapping rhythms, this promises to be a night to remember. Doors open at 7 PM, and tickets are still available, so grab yours fast! On Friday, March 14th, dive into the local gastronomy at the Baltimore Food Truck Festival, held at the Canton Waterfront Park. This gathering of gourmet food trucks offers a taste journey from savory to sweet. Enjoy local flavors, live music, and the beautiful waterfront views from 5 PM to 10 PM. It's a family-friendly event with a dedicated area for kids' activities. This Saturday, March 15th, indulge in some retail therapy at the Baltimore Flea Market held at the Inner Harbor. From vintage finds and handcrafted jewelry to artisanal food products, there's something for everyone. Open from 8 AM to 4 PM, it’s the perfect spot to pick up unique souvenirs and support local entrepreneurs. For those looking to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day a little early, head to the Annual Shamrock Festival at Power Plant Live! on Saturday. The festivities kick off at 2 PM with live music, traditional Irish dance performances, and of course, plenty of Irish eats and drinks. Don your best green attire and join in the fun at this lively riverside venue. Sports fans won't want to miss the Major League Soccer match between the Baltimore Bohemians and the Philadelphia Union II at the Bohemians' home ground on Sunday, March 16th. Kickoff is at 7 PM. With Baltimore's passionate soccer fan base, expect an exciting atmosphere full of cheers and team spirit. Finally, wrap up your week with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s performance on Sunday, March 16th. Featuring an all-Beethoven program, the concert promises an evening of classical beauty. Held at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, it starts at 3 PM, and tickets range from affordable to premium seating. No matter what you choose to do, Baltimore’s vibrant cultural scene has something for everyone this week. Embrace the diversity, soak up the local culture, and enjoy the many events that make Charm City an exciting place to be in March! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 191 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9976382350 If you're looking to explore Baltimore, Maryland, you're in for an exciting ride this week! The city is buzzing with activities that cater to diverse interests, making it the perfect destination to catch some fun and soak in the local culture. Let’s dive into some of the must-see events happening in Baltimore today and through the weekend. Today, March 8th, start your afternoon with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art, where you can catch the special exhibition, "Art & Soul: The Vibrancy of Baltimore," which features local artists' works celebrating the city's rich cultural heritage. It's a perfect place for art enthusiasts to immerse themselves in engaging and thought-provoking pieces. In the evening, head over to the grand Hippodrome Theatre for a performance of the much-anticipated Broadway hit "Hamilton." This energetic retelling of American history through the eyes of Alexander Hamilton will be running throughout the week and offers a delightful mix of hip-hop, jazz, and traditional show tunes. On Friday, March 14th, food lovers will find themselves at home at Fells Point, where the Baltimore Street Food Festival kicks off. A variety of food trucks and stalls will offer everything from Maryland crab cakes to international delicacies. It's an excellent opportunity to taste the diverse palate of Baltimore’s culinary scene while enjoying live music by local bands. Saturday, March 15th, brings the Inner Harbor alive with the St. Patrick’s Day Parade starting at 1:00 PM. Families and visitors can enjoy the lively parade featuring marching bands, colorful floats, and traditional Irish dancers. After the parade, make your way to the harbor to join the St. Paddy’s Day Pub Crawl, a ticketed event that will allow you to explore the best Irish pubs around the Inner Harbor district. For history buffs, the Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine are offering guided tours throughout the weekend. This site famously inspired Francis Scott Key to write “The Star-Spangled Banner” and offers a deep dive into America’s history. Sports enthusiasts should not miss catching an Orioles spring training game at Camden Yards on Sunday, March 16th. The iconic ballpark is hosting an afternoon game, providing a fantastic opportunity to enjoy America’s favorite pastime with family and friends. For a unique Sunday experience, visit the Maryland Science Center, which is hosting a special interactive exhibit "Tech and Us: The Future of Our Planet." This engaging event is perfect for families with children and promises a day full of learning and fun. No matter what your interests are, Baltimore this week promises a mix of culture, entertainment, and adventure. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, make sure you embrace these diverse experiences and take in all that this vibrant city has to offer! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Sat, 08 Mar 2025 16:22:06 -0000 full Inception Point AI If you're looking to explore Baltimore, Maryland, you're in for an exciting ride this week! The city is buzzing with activities that cater to diverse interests, making it the perfect destination to catch some fun and soak in the local culture. Let’s dive into some of the must-see events happening in Baltimore today and through the weekend. Today, March 8th, start your afternoon with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art, where you can catch the special exhibition, "Art & Soul: The Vibrancy of Baltimore," which features local artists' works celebrating the city's rich cultural heritage. It's a perfect place for art enthusiasts to immerse themselves in engaging and thought-provoking pieces. In the evening, head over to the grand Hippodrome Theatre for a performance of the much-anticipated Broadway hit "Hamilton." This energetic retelling of American history through the eyes of Alexander Hamilton will be running throughout the week and offers a delightful mix of hip-hop, jazz, and traditional show tunes. On Friday, March 14th, food lovers will find themselves at home at Fells Point, where the Baltimore Street Food Festival kicks off. A variety of food trucks and stalls will offer everything from Maryland crab cakes to international delicacies. It's an excellent opportunity to taste the diverse palate of Baltimore’s culinary scene while enjoying live music by local bands. Saturday, March 15th, brings the Inner Harbor alive with the St. Patrick’s Day Parade starting at 1:00 PM. Families and visitors can enjoy the lively parade featuring marching bands, colorful floats, and traditional Irish dancers. After the parade, make your way to the harbor to join the St. Paddy’s Day Pub Crawl, a ticketed event that will allow you to explore the best Irish pubs around the Inner Harbor district. For history buffs, the Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine are offering guided tours throughout the weekend. This site famously inspired Francis Scott Key to write “The Star-Spangled Banner” and offers a deep dive into America’s history. Sports enthusiasts should not miss catching an Orioles spring training game at Camden Yards on Sunday, March 16th. The iconic ballpark is hosting an afternoon game, providing a fantastic opportunity to enjoy America’s favorite pastime with family and friends. For a unique Sunday experience, visit the Maryland Science Center, which is hosting a special interactive exhibit "Tech and Us: The Future of Our Planet." This engaging event is perfect for families with children and promises a day full of learning and fun. No matter what your interests are, Baltimore this week promises a mix of culture, entertainment, and adventure. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, make sure you embrace these diverse experiences and take in all that this vibrant city has to offer! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 187 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4457636045 Welcome to Baltimore, where history, culture, and charm unite in vibrant events that promise to make your week unforgettable! As we step into the first week of March 2025, let's explore the exciting happenings you simply can't miss. Today, March 3rd, kicks off with the "Maryland Film Festival," which is running through the week until Sunday. Immerse yourself in the latest groundbreaking films from emerging and established filmmakers. Enjoy screenings at the historic Parkway Theatre located at 5 W North Avenue. Don't forget to participate in the Q&A sessions with directors and actors for an enriching experience. On Wednesday, March 5th, gear up for the "Charm City Jazz Fest" at the beautifully restored Rams Head Live. Located in the Power Plant Live! complex, this two-day festival features big names like Esperanza Spalding and local favorites who will keep you grooving with their soulful performances. Doors open at 7 PM, and the festival promises to be a haven for jazz enthusiasts. Thursday brings excitement for art lovers with the "BMA's Art After Hours" at the Baltimore Museum of Art. This late-night event, from 8 PM to midnight, invites you to explore galleries after dark, savor specialty cocktails, and enjoy pop-up performances. Current exhibits include the much-acclaimed "Contemporary Women Artists" showcasing stunning pieces from artists across the globe. Fast forward to the weekend, and you'll find Baltimore alive with activity. On Friday, March 7th, join the "Baltimore St. Patrick's Day Parade" warm-up events with traditional Irish music sessions and dance at R. McClure's Tavern. This beloved local pub is the perfect spot to toast an early "Sláinte!" Saturday, March 8th, marks the grand opening of "Spring Fest at the Inner Harbor." This lively festival, running all weekend, features live music, food trucks offering local Maryland crab specialties, artisan vendors, and rides for the younger crowd. Don’t miss the dazzling firework display on Saturday night over the Patapsco River. If you're a sports enthusiast, the Baltimore Orioles invite fans to celebrate the start of baseball season with their first pre-season game on Sunday, March 9th, at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The game kicks off at 1 PM; wear your orange and black, and enjoy the iconic ballpark franks as you cheer the home team! To cap off your week, why not unwind with a stroll through the verdant trails of the Cylburn Arboretum or discover the city's brewing scene with a "Baltimore Brew Tour" on Sunday afternoon. Both offer unique perspectives of Baltimore's rich landscape and burgeoning culinary prowess. Baltimore bursts with charm and excitement, ensuring your first week of March 2025 is filled with every experience imaginable. Whether you're a local or a visitor, make the most of the events and create memories that will linger long after the week ends. Enjoy your time in this captivating city! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 03 Mar 2025 10:02:10 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to Baltimore, where history, culture, and charm unite in vibrant events that promise to make your week unforgettable! As we step into the first week of March 2025, let's explore the exciting happenings you simply can't miss. Today, March 3rd, kicks off with the "Maryland Film Festival," which is running through the week until Sunday. Immerse yourself in the latest groundbreaking films from emerging and established filmmakers. Enjoy screenings at the historic Parkway Theatre located at 5 W North Avenue. Don't forget to participate in the Q&A sessions with directors and actors for an enriching experience. On Wednesday, March 5th, gear up for the "Charm City Jazz Fest" at the beautifully restored Rams Head Live. Located in the Power Plant Live! complex, this two-day festival features big names like Esperanza Spalding and local favorites who will keep you grooving with their soulful performances. Doors open at 7 PM, and the festival promises to be a haven for jazz enthusiasts. Thursday brings excitement for art lovers with the "BMA's Art After Hours" at the Baltimore Museum of Art. This late-night event, from 8 PM to midnight, invites you to explore galleries after dark, savor specialty cocktails, and enjoy pop-up performances. Current exhibits include the much-acclaimed "Contemporary Women Artists" showcasing stunning pieces from artists across the globe. Fast forward to the weekend, and you'll find Baltimore alive with activity. On Friday, March 7th, join the "Baltimore St. Patrick's Day Parade" warm-up events with traditional Irish music sessions and dance at R. McClure's Tavern. This beloved local pub is the perfect spot to toast an early "Sláinte!" Saturday, March 8th, marks the grand opening of "Spring Fest at the Inner Harbor." This lively festival, running all weekend, features live music, food trucks offering local Maryland crab specialties, artisan vendors, and rides for the younger crowd. Don’t miss the dazzling firework display on Saturday night over the Patapsco River. If you're a sports enthusiast, the Baltimore Orioles invite fans to celebrate the start of baseball season with their first pre-season game on Sunday, March 9th, at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The game kicks off at 1 PM; wear your orange and black, and enjoy the iconic ballpark franks as you cheer the home team! To cap off your week, why not unwind with a stroll through the verdant trails of the Cylburn Arboretum or discover the city's brewing scene with a "Baltimore Brew Tour" on Sunday afternoon. Both offer unique perspectives of Baltimore's rich landscape and burgeoning culinary prowess. Baltimore bursts with charm and excitement, ensuring your first week of March 2025 is filled with every experience imaginable. Whether you're a local or a visitor, make the most of the events and create memories that will linger long after the week ends. Enjoy your time in this captivating city! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 193 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7284679299 Welcome to Baltimore, a city bustling with vibrant culture and unique events. As we dive into the week of February 27, 2025, here's your ultimate guide to the exciting happenings around Charm City that promise to keep you entertained. **Today: Thursday, February 27** Start your evening at The Walters Art Museum, which is hosting a special "Art After Hours" event. From 6 PM to 9 PM, enjoy immersive art experiences featuring local artists, complete with live music and curated cocktails. This event is perfect for those looking to blend culture and socializing. **Friday, February 28** Kick off your weekend at The Hippodrome Theatre with an evening of musical magic. The Broadway hit "Wicked" is in town, dazzling audiences with its re-imagined take on the Oz universe. The curtain rises at 7:30 PM, so grab your tickets for a night filled with spellbinding performances. **Saturday, March 1** For family-friendly fun, visit the Maryland Science Center. They’re conducting a "Space Exploration Workshop" from 10 AM to 3 PM. Ideal for budding astronauts and astronomers, this workshop covers everything from the phases of the moon to launching miniature rockets. In the evening, don your dancing shoes and head to Rams Head Live! in the Inner Harbor, where the indie rock band "The Lighthouse" will perform. Doors open at 7 PM, and the vibrant set is sure to keep you on your feet all night long. **Sunday, March 2** Ease into Sunday with a relaxing morning at the Baltimore Museum of Industry’s Farmers' Market. Open from 9 AM to 1 PM, browse through fresh produce, artisan goods, and local delicacies while enjoying the scenic views of Baltimore’s iconic harbor. If you're an art enthusiast, don't miss the "Baltimore Art Deco" walking tour at 2 PM. This guided tour will take you through some of the city’s finest architectural gems, delving into the history and design movements that shaped Baltimore’s aesthetic in the Art Deco era. **Monday, March 3** Unwind after work with a stop at the renowned Lexington Market. Known for its historic stalls and diverse food offerings, it’s the perfect spot to try a famous crab cake or a delicious pastry to start your week right. For the theater lovers, Center Stage is offering a pay-what-you-can performance of "A Raisin in the Sun" at 8 PM. This American classic will tug at your heartstrings with its poignant exploration of dreams and racial tensions. **Tuesday, March 4** Catch some live jazz at An Die Musik Live! The intimate venue will host a "Jazz Legends Series" featuring world-renowned saxophonist, Julian Khan at 7 PM. This is an excellent way to experience the vibrant local music scene. As you explore Baltimore this week, whether it's through art, music, history, or cuisine, you're sure to find endless opportunities that cater to every interest. Enjoy your time in Charm City, where every corner holds a story waiting to be discovered! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 27 Feb 2025 10:02:00 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to Baltimore, a city bustling with vibrant culture and unique events. As we dive into the week of February 27, 2025, here's your ultimate guide to the exciting happenings around Charm City that promise to keep you entertained. **Today: Thursday, February 27** Start your evening at The Walters Art Museum, which is hosting a special "Art After Hours" event. From 6 PM to 9 PM, enjoy immersive art experiences featuring local artists, complete with live music and curated cocktails. This event is perfect for those looking to blend culture and socializing. **Friday, February 28** Kick off your weekend at The Hippodrome Theatre with an evening of musical magic. The Broadway hit "Wicked" is in town, dazzling audiences with its re-imagined take on the Oz universe. The curtain rises at 7:30 PM, so grab your tickets for a night filled with spellbinding performances. **Saturday, March 1** For family-friendly fun, visit the Maryland Science Center. They’re conducting a "Space Exploration Workshop" from 10 AM to 3 PM. Ideal for budding astronauts and astronomers, this workshop covers everything from the phases of the moon to launching miniature rockets. In the evening, don your dancing shoes and head to Rams Head Live! in the Inner Harbor, where the indie rock band "The Lighthouse" will perform. Doors open at 7 PM, and the vibrant set is sure to keep you on your feet all night long. **Sunday, March 2** Ease into Sunday with a relaxing morning at the Baltimore Museum of Industry’s Farmers' Market. Open from 9 AM to 1 PM, browse through fresh produce, artisan goods, and local delicacies while enjoying the scenic views of Baltimore’s iconic harbor. If you're an art enthusiast, don't miss the "Baltimore Art Deco" walking tour at 2 PM. This guided tour will take you through some of the city’s finest architectural gems, delving into the history and design movements that shaped Baltimore’s aesthetic in the Art Deco era. **Monday, March 3** Unwind after work with a stop at the renowned Lexington Market. Known for its historic stalls and diverse food offerings, it’s the perfect spot to try a famous crab cake or a delicious pastry to start your week right. For the theater lovers, Center Stage is offering a pay-what-you-can performance of "A Raisin in the Sun" at 8 PM. This American classic will tug at your heartstrings with its poignant exploration of dreams and racial tensions. **Tuesday, March 4** Catch some live jazz at An Die Musik Live! The intimate venue will host a "Jazz Legends Series" featuring world-renowned saxophonist, Julian Khan at 7 PM. This is an excellent way to experience the vibrant local music scene. As you explore Baltimore this week, whether it's through art, music, history, or cuisine, you're sure to find endless opportunities that cater to every interest. Enjoy your time in Charm City, where every corner holds a story waiting to be discovered! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 194 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2056649876 **What's Happening in Baltimore This Week: Your Ultimate Guide!** Welcome to Baltimore! This charming city, known for its rich history, iconic landmarks, and dynamic cultural scene, has plenty to offer this week. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a foodie, or simply seeking unique experiences, here’s your guide to making the most of your time in Charm City. **Monday, February 24:** Kick off your week with a visit to the Walters Art Museum, which is showcasing a new exhibit, "Mysteries of the Ancient World." Explore artifacts from Egypt, Greece, and Rome, with interactive displays that will captivate both kids and adults. **Tuesday, February 25:** Experience the pulse of the city at the Mt. Vernon Marketplace. Here, you'll find local vendors offering everything from gourmet chocolates to artisanal cheese. They’re hosting a "Tuesday Tastings" event from 5 PM to 8 PM, where chefs will present samplers of their best dishes. **Wednesday, February 26:** Dive into Baltimore’s music scene at the historic Ottobar, hosting an indie rock showcase tonight at 8 PM. Featuring local bands on the rise, this event promises great music and an electric atmosphere. Grab your tickets early as these events often sell out. **Thursday, February 27:** Jazz enthusiasts won't want to miss "Jazz Night" at Baltimore’s iconic Keystone Korner. From 7 PM, enjoy performances by celebrated jazz musicians. The warm ambiance and exquisite menu make it a perfect night out. **Friday, February 28:** Start your weekend with a unique theatrical experience at The Hippodrome Theatre. "Phantom of the Opera" takes the stage at 8 PM, offering an enchanting evening filled with romance and intrigue. **Saturday, February 29:** Weekends in Baltimore mean one thing: the Farmers’ Market at the Baltimore Museum of Industry. Open from 9 AM to 1 PM, this is the place to sample fresh produce, enjoy local crafts, and bask in the community spirit. Later, head to the Baltimore Museum of Art which is hosting a special Leap Year Art Workshop for kids and families from 2 PM to 4 PM. **Sunday, March 1:** Conclude your week with a leisurely stroll along the Inner Harbor, taking in the sights of boats against the city's skyline. For history buffs, Fort McHenry offers intriguing tours illustrating its role in American history. Wrap up your visit with a sunset cruise departing from the harbor at 6 PM, providing picturesque views of the cityscape. Whether you’re exploring eclectic neighborhoods, indulging in culinary delights, or attending world-class events, Baltimore is brimming with opportunities for adventure and relaxation. Enjoy your stay and immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of this beloved city. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 24 Feb 2025 10:01:37 -0000 full Inception Point AI **What's Happening in Baltimore This Week: Your Ultimate Guide!** Welcome to Baltimore! This charming city, known for its rich history, iconic landmarks, and dynamic cultural scene, has plenty to offer this week. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a foodie, or simply seeking unique experiences, here’s your guide to making the most of your time in Charm City. **Monday, February 24:** Kick off your week with a visit to the Walters Art Museum, which is showcasing a new exhibit, "Mysteries of the Ancient World." Explore artifacts from Egypt, Greece, and Rome, with interactive displays that will captivate both kids and adults. **Tuesday, February 25:** Experience the pulse of the city at the Mt. Vernon Marketplace. Here, you'll find local vendors offering everything from gourmet chocolates to artisanal cheese. They’re hosting a "Tuesday Tastings" event from 5 PM to 8 PM, where chefs will present samplers of their best dishes. **Wednesday, February 26:** Dive into Baltimore’s music scene at the historic Ottobar, hosting an indie rock showcase tonight at 8 PM. Featuring local bands on the rise, this event promises great music and an electric atmosphere. Grab your tickets early as these events often sell out. **Thursday, February 27:** Jazz enthusiasts won't want to miss "Jazz Night" at Baltimore’s iconic Keystone Korner. From 7 PM, enjoy performances by celebrated jazz musicians. The warm ambiance and exquisite menu make it a perfect night out. **Friday, February 28:** Start your weekend with a unique theatrical experience at The Hippodrome Theatre. "Phantom of the Opera" takes the stage at 8 PM, offering an enchanting evening filled with romance and intrigue. **Saturday, February 29:** Weekends in Baltimore mean one thing: the Farmers’ Market at the Baltimore Museum of Industry. Open from 9 AM to 1 PM, this is the place to sample fresh produce, enjoy local crafts, and bask in the community spirit. Later, head to the Baltimore Museum of Art which is hosting a special Leap Year Art Workshop for kids and families from 2 PM to 4 PM. **Sunday, March 1:** Conclude your week with a leisurely stroll along the Inner Harbor, taking in the sights of boats against the city's skyline. For history buffs, Fort McHenry offers intriguing tours illustrating its role in American history. Wrap up your visit with a sunset cruise departing from the harbor at 6 PM, providing picturesque views of the cityscape. Whether you’re exploring eclectic neighborhoods, indulging in culinary delights, or attending world-class events, Baltimore is brimming with opportunities for adventure and relaxation. Enjoy your stay and immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of this beloved city. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 225 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5190346323 Sure, here's a guide on what to do in Baltimore, Maryland for the week of February 20, 2025: --- As winter gently fades and whispers of spring begin to grace Baltimore, this vibrant city offers an array of events to lift your spirits and spark your curiosity. Whether you're a local looking to explore familiar grounds or a visitor eager to dive into Baltimore's cultural treasures, there is something for everyone this week. **Wednesday, February 20:** Start your midweek adventure with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art. They are currently hosting a captivating exhibit titled "Colors of Impressionism," featuring masterpieces from Monet, Renoir, and their contemporaries. The exhibit invites you to explore the magic of color and light, universal themes that continue to resonate. **Thursday, February 21:** For those interested in music, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents an enchanting evening titled "Beethoven and Beyond" at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Conductor Marin Alsop will lead the orchestra through Beethoven's iconic Symphony No. 3, "Eroica," promising a powerful performance that celebrates the spirit of heroism and innovation. **Friday, February 22:** Kick off the weekend with a culinary expedition at Baltimore's Inner Harbor. The Baltimore Seafood Festival opens its doors, offering delicacies from Maryland's waters. Sample everything from crab cakes to oysters, and revel in the musical performances and cooking demonstrations available throughout the day. **Saturday, February 23:** History buffs should head to Fort McHenry National Monument for its "Fireside Chats." Held in a cozy, heated pavilion, park rangers will share tales from the War of 1812, followed by a lantern-lit tour around this historic site. The event is family-friendly, offering a hands-on history experience for all ages. **Sunday, February 24:** Experience the charm of Baltimore’s Little Italy with the "Carnevale Celebration" at the famous Vaccaro's Italian Pastry Shop. Indulge in traditional Italian pastries while delighting in the vibrant parades and costumes that mark this festival, a treat for both your taste buds and your senses. **Monday, February 25:** As you begin a new week, explore the quirky side of Baltimore with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum. The museum is currently showcasing "Expressions of Hope," an exhibit focusing on art that inspires and uplifts, created by self-taught artists from around the world. **Tuesday, February 26:** Conclude your exploration with a breath of fresh air at the Cylburn Arboretum, where a guided winter tree walk offers the perfect chance to appreciate nature's resilience and beauty even in the colder months. Warm yourself afterward with hot cider at the arboretum's historic mansion. Baltimore this week is alive with cultural richness and warmth, offering a spectrum of experiences to cherish and enjoy. Whether your interests lie in art, history, food, or the simple joy of discovery, this charmin This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 20 Feb 2025 10:01:25 -0000 full Inception Point AI Sure, here's a guide on what to do in Baltimore, Maryland for the week of February 20, 2025: --- As winter gently fades and whispers of spring begin to grace Baltimore, this vibrant city offers an array of events to lift your spirits and spark your curiosity. Whether you're a local looking to explore familiar grounds or a visitor eager to dive into Baltimore's cultural treasures, there is something for everyone this week. **Wednesday, February 20:** Start your midweek adventure with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art. They are currently hosting a captivating exhibit titled "Colors of Impressionism," featuring masterpieces from Monet, Renoir, and their contemporaries. The exhibit invites you to explore the magic of color and light, universal themes that continue to resonate. **Thursday, February 21:** For those interested in music, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents an enchanting evening titled "Beethoven and Beyond" at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Conductor Marin Alsop will lead the orchestra through Beethoven's iconic Symphony No. 3, "Eroica," promising a powerful performance that celebrates the spirit of heroism and innovation. **Friday, February 22:** Kick off the weekend with a culinary expedition at Baltimore's Inner Harbor. The Baltimore Seafood Festival opens its doors, offering delicacies from Maryland's waters. Sample everything from crab cakes to oysters, and revel in the musical performances and cooking demonstrations available throughout the day. **Saturday, February 23:** History buffs should head to Fort McHenry National Monument for its "Fireside Chats." Held in a cozy, heated pavilion, park rangers will share tales from the War of 1812, followed by a lantern-lit tour around this historic site. The event is family-friendly, offering a hands-on history experience for all ages. **Sunday, February 24:** Experience the charm of Baltimore’s Little Italy with the "Carnevale Celebration" at the famous Vaccaro's Italian Pastry Shop. Indulge in traditional Italian pastries while delighting in the vibrant parades and costumes that mark this festival, a treat for both your taste buds and your senses. **Monday, February 25:** As you begin a new week, explore the quirky side of Baltimore with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum. The museum is currently showcasing "Expressions of Hope," an exhibit focusing on art that inspires and uplifts, created by self-taught artists from around the world. **Tuesday, February 26:** Conclude your exploration with a breath of fresh air at the Cylburn Arboretum, where a guided winter tree walk offers the perfect chance to appreciate nature's resilience and beauty even in the colder months. Warm yourself afterward with hot cider at the arboretum's historic mansion. Baltimore this week is alive with cultural richness and warmth, offering a spectrum of experiences to cherish and enjoy. Whether your interests lie in art, history, food, or the simple joy of discovery, this charmin This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 206 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2331817011 Welcome to Baltimore, where the past meets the present in an exciting tapestry of events guaranteed to capture the hearts of locals and visitors alike. This week and weekend, from February 17th onward, Charm City is bustling with a sparkling variety of activities and happenings. Kicking things off today, the American Visionary Art Museum is hosting its annual "Kinetic Sculptures Exhibition," an event highlighting the quirky and inventive spirit of Baltimore's artistic community. Visitors can marvel at whimsical, human-powered sculptures racing throughout the museum. This weekend culminates in the much-anticipated Kinetic Sculpture Race, which promises creativity and fun as monstrous mechanical artworks navigate a demanding and hilarious city course. Sports enthusiasts are in for a treat this Wednesday as the Baltimore Ravens gear up for a thrilling home game at M&T Bank Stadium. Fans can look forward to a high-energy match as the hometown heroes clash with formidable opponents. Wear your purple and black with pride and join the sea of Ravens fans in celebrating Baltimore's fierce football culture. Music lovers won't want to miss the soulful sounds of "Baltimore Jazz Roots," a tribute concert taking place Saturday evening at the historic Hippodrome Theatre. Celebrate the city's rich musical heritage with performances by renowned local jazz musicians, bringing the legendary sound of “Bawl'mer” alive with both classic renditions and modern interpretations. Let your ears feast on smooth rhythms and powerful melodies in a night that celebrates the very heart of jazz. Foodies should prepare their palates for the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar on Sunday morning. Located under the Jones Falls Expressway, this vibrant market features an array of local vendors offering everything from fresh produce and meats to artisanal goods and snacks. Savor a delicious, Maryland-style breakfast sandwich or try locally produced cheeses and wines while browsing the bustling stands. Perfect for picking up unique gifts, the market provides a snapshot of Baltimore's diverse culinary scene. On Sunday afternoon, a unique historical experience awaits at Fort McHenry with its "Living History Day." Immerse yourself in the War of 1812 era with costumed reenactors bringing pivotal scenes to life. Witness cannon drills, participate in hands-on activities, and enjoy panoramic views of the harbor that inspired the "Star-Spangled Banner." For those seeking a touch of enchantment, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents "Music at Hogwarts" on Saturday and Sunday. Relive the magic of Harry Potter as you listen to live renditions of John Williams' iconic scores, each note resonating with the charm of the wizarding world. The event promises to be a spellbinding journey for fans of all ages. As the week unfolds, embrace Baltimore's eclectic offerings and uncover the stories waiting at every corner. From the vibrant arts scene to sports, music, and history, this city delivers s This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 17 Feb 2025 10:00:23 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to Baltimore, where the past meets the present in an exciting tapestry of events guaranteed to capture the hearts of locals and visitors alike. This week and weekend, from February 17th onward, Charm City is bustling with a sparkling variety of activities and happenings. Kicking things off today, the American Visionary Art Museum is hosting its annual "Kinetic Sculptures Exhibition," an event highlighting the quirky and inventive spirit of Baltimore's artistic community. Visitors can marvel at whimsical, human-powered sculptures racing throughout the museum. This weekend culminates in the much-anticipated Kinetic Sculpture Race, which promises creativity and fun as monstrous mechanical artworks navigate a demanding and hilarious city course. Sports enthusiasts are in for a treat this Wednesday as the Baltimore Ravens gear up for a thrilling home game at M&T Bank Stadium. Fans can look forward to a high-energy match as the hometown heroes clash with formidable opponents. Wear your purple and black with pride and join the sea of Ravens fans in celebrating Baltimore's fierce football culture. Music lovers won't want to miss the soulful sounds of "Baltimore Jazz Roots," a tribute concert taking place Saturday evening at the historic Hippodrome Theatre. Celebrate the city's rich musical heritage with performances by renowned local jazz musicians, bringing the legendary sound of “Bawl'mer” alive with both classic renditions and modern interpretations. Let your ears feast on smooth rhythms and powerful melodies in a night that celebrates the very heart of jazz. Foodies should prepare their palates for the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar on Sunday morning. Located under the Jones Falls Expressway, this vibrant market features an array of local vendors offering everything from fresh produce and meats to artisanal goods and snacks. Savor a delicious, Maryland-style breakfast sandwich or try locally produced cheeses and wines while browsing the bustling stands. Perfect for picking up unique gifts, the market provides a snapshot of Baltimore's diverse culinary scene. On Sunday afternoon, a unique historical experience awaits at Fort McHenry with its "Living History Day." Immerse yourself in the War of 1812 era with costumed reenactors bringing pivotal scenes to life. Witness cannon drills, participate in hands-on activities, and enjoy panoramic views of the harbor that inspired the "Star-Spangled Banner." For those seeking a touch of enchantment, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents "Music at Hogwarts" on Saturday and Sunday. Relive the magic of Harry Potter as you listen to live renditions of John Williams' iconic scores, each note resonating with the charm of the wizarding world. The event promises to be a spellbinding journey for fans of all ages. As the week unfolds, embrace Baltimore's eclectic offerings and uncover the stories waiting at every corner. From the vibrant arts scene to sports, music, and history, this city delivers s This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 206 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6938217442 Baltimore, Maryland, is buzzing with excitement this February week, offering an array of events bound to warm up even the coldest winter days. Whether you're a local or just visiting, here's your guide to the must-see events happening in Charm City from February 13th through the weekend. Start your week with a cultural celebration at the Walters Art Museum's "Masterpieces of Modernism" exhibit. Running all week long, this exhibition showcases iconic works from the likes of Jackson Pollock and Georgia O'Keeffe. Stroll through the galleries and immerse yourself in the vibrancy and innovation of 20th-century art. Admission is free, making it a perfect stop for art lovers on a budget. For those looking to enjoy some midweek music, The Ottobar is hosting an electrifying indie rock night on Wednesday, February 13th. Local bands will take the stage, promising to deliver an unforgettable night of music and fun. Doors open at 7 PM, and tickets are reasonably priced, ensuring a good time for all music enthusiasts. Thursday night, head over to The Charmery for their "Sweet Love Night." In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, they’ll be rolling out new romantic-themed ice cream flavors. Try the "Heart Beet Sorbet," a deliciously unique combination sure to pique your interest. The event runs from 6 PM to 9 PM, perfect for a fun and cozy evening out. Valentine’s Day falls on Friday, and if you're searching for the perfect date night, look no further than the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's "Romantic Rhapsody" concert. The BSO will enchant the audience with pieces by Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The concert begins at 8 PM, and tickets are available online or at the door. Saturday promises interactive learning and adventure at the National Aquarium. Families can embark on the "Family Scavenger Hunt" dedicated to marine conservation. From 10 AM to 3 PM, teams will navigate through the exhibits, uncover clues, and learn about the ocean’s fascinating creatures. Don't forget to pre-register online for a chance to win prizes. On Sunday, February 16th, join the "Baltimore Lunar New Year Festival" at Patterson Park. Celebrating the Year of the Snake, this vibrant festival features traditional Chinese lion dances, cultural performances, food stalls, and craft workshops from 11 AM to 5 PM. It's a fantastic opportunity to experience diverse cultures and enjoy a lively atmosphere with family and friends. If you’re a sports fan, be sure to catch the Loyola University Men’s Basketball team as they face off against their rivals at Reitz Arena on Sunday afternoon. Tip-off is at 2 PM, promising an afternoon filled with high-energy collegiate sports action. This week, Baltimore offers activities for everyone, from art connoisseurs and music lovers to families seeking adventure and cultural experiences. So, bundle up and embrace the city's lively spirit. Whether alone or with loved ones, you’re sure to find something that piques your intere This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 13 Feb 2025 09:59:46 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore, Maryland, is buzzing with excitement this February week, offering an array of events bound to warm up even the coldest winter days. Whether you're a local or just visiting, here's your guide to the must-see events happening in Charm City from February 13th through the weekend. Start your week with a cultural celebration at the Walters Art Museum's "Masterpieces of Modernism" exhibit. Running all week long, this exhibition showcases iconic works from the likes of Jackson Pollock and Georgia O'Keeffe. Stroll through the galleries and immerse yourself in the vibrancy and innovation of 20th-century art. Admission is free, making it a perfect stop for art lovers on a budget. For those looking to enjoy some midweek music, The Ottobar is hosting an electrifying indie rock night on Wednesday, February 13th. Local bands will take the stage, promising to deliver an unforgettable night of music and fun. Doors open at 7 PM, and tickets are reasonably priced, ensuring a good time for all music enthusiasts. Thursday night, head over to The Charmery for their "Sweet Love Night." In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, they’ll be rolling out new romantic-themed ice cream flavors. Try the "Heart Beet Sorbet," a deliciously unique combination sure to pique your interest. The event runs from 6 PM to 9 PM, perfect for a fun and cozy evening out. Valentine’s Day falls on Friday, and if you're searching for the perfect date night, look no further than the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's "Romantic Rhapsody" concert. The BSO will enchant the audience with pieces by Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The concert begins at 8 PM, and tickets are available online or at the door. Saturday promises interactive learning and adventure at the National Aquarium. Families can embark on the "Family Scavenger Hunt" dedicated to marine conservation. From 10 AM to 3 PM, teams will navigate through the exhibits, uncover clues, and learn about the ocean’s fascinating creatures. Don't forget to pre-register online for a chance to win prizes. On Sunday, February 16th, join the "Baltimore Lunar New Year Festival" at Patterson Park. Celebrating the Year of the Snake, this vibrant festival features traditional Chinese lion dances, cultural performances, food stalls, and craft workshops from 11 AM to 5 PM. It's a fantastic opportunity to experience diverse cultures and enjoy a lively atmosphere with family and friends. If you’re a sports fan, be sure to catch the Loyola University Men’s Basketball team as they face off against their rivals at Reitz Arena on Sunday afternoon. Tip-off is at 2 PM, promising an afternoon filled with high-energy collegiate sports action. This week, Baltimore offers activities for everyone, from art connoisseurs and music lovers to families seeking adventure and cultural experiences. So, bundle up and embrace the city's lively spirit. Whether alone or with loved ones, you’re sure to find something that piques your intere This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 247 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3154712612 Welcome to a vibrant week in Baltimore, Maryland! Whether you're a local looking to spice up your routine or a visitor eager to explore, this bustling city offers an exciting array of activities to enjoy. Here’s your guide to the must-see events happening today through the weekend. Monday, February 10th: Start the week by savoring Baltimore’s rich culinary scene. Head to the iconic Broadway Market in Fells Point, where you'll find an eclectic mix of local vendors. Opt for a classic Maryland crab cake at Sal and Son’s Seafood or embrace global flavors with Thai Street’s authentic dishes. Tuesday, February 11th: Art enthusiasts should not miss the American Visionary Art Museum, which is hosting its annual "Visionary Women" exhibition. This inspiring showcase features works by groundbreaking female artists and will leave you feeling empowered and creatively charged. Wednesday, February 12th: Sports fans, rejoice! The Baltimore Ravens are scheduled for a thrilling mid-week game at the M&T Bank Stadium. Don your purple gear and join the fan-frenzied atmosphere as the hometown team battles on the field. Arrive early to enjoy the tailgating festivities! Thursday, February 13th: Dive into history at Fort McHenry National Monument. Explore the birthplace of the Star-Spangled Banner with a guided tour, or take a serene stroll along the waterfront pathways, soaking in Baltimore’s historical significance. Friday, February 14th: Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a romantic dinner cruise aboard the Spirit of Baltimore. Indulge in a gourmet meal while enjoying panoramic views of the city’s illuminated skyline. Tunes from live performers will set the mood, ensuring an unforgettable evening. Saturday, February 15th: Embrace the brisk winter air at Patterson Park’s Ice Festival. This family-friendly event features ice sculpting demonstrations, a frozen-themed playground, and delicious treats from local food vendors. Don't miss the s’mores station! Sunday, February 16th: Cap off your week at the Inner Harbor. Explore the National Aquarium’s immersive exhibits, featuring a mesmerizing jellyfish display and vibrant coral reefs. For lunch, head to the adjacent Baltimore Water Taxi service, which can ferry you to nearby neighborhoods for an authentic seafood dining experience. Throughout the Week: Don’t forget to explore Baltimore’s eclectic neighborhoods. Hampden offers quirky boutiques and dive bars, while the artsy Station North district features vibrant murals and galleries. No matter your interests, Baltimore’s character and charm promise an exciting week ahead. Enjoy your stay in Baltimore, a city where history, culture, and fun collide in spectacular fashion. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 10 Feb 2025 10:02:22 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Welcome to a vibrant week in Baltimore, Maryland! Whether you're a local looking to spice up your routine or a visitor eager to explore, this bustling city offers an exciting array of activities to enjoy. Here’s your guide to the must-see events happening today through the weekend. Monday, February 10th: Start the week by savoring Baltimore’s rich culinary scene. Head to the iconic Broadway Market in Fells Point, where you'll find an eclectic mix of local vendors. Opt for a classic Maryland crab cake at Sal and Son’s Seafood or embrace global flavors with Thai Street’s authentic dishes. Tuesday, February 11th: Art enthusiasts should not miss the American Visionary Art Museum, which is hosting its annual "Visionary Women" exhibition. This inspiring showcase features works by groundbreaking female artists and will leave you feeling empowered and creatively charged. Wednesday, February 12th: Sports fans, rejoice! The Baltimore Ravens are scheduled for a thrilling mid-week game at the M&T Bank Stadium. Don your purple gear and join the fan-frenzied atmosphere as the hometown team battles on the field. Arrive early to enjoy the tailgating festivities! Thursday, February 13th: Dive into history at Fort McHenry National Monument. Explore the birthplace of the Star-Spangled Banner with a guided tour, or take a serene stroll along the waterfront pathways, soaking in Baltimore’s historical significance. Friday, February 14th: Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a romantic dinner cruise aboard the Spirit of Baltimore. Indulge in a gourmet meal while enjoying panoramic views of the city’s illuminated skyline. Tunes from live performers will set the mood, ensuring an unforgettable evening. Saturday, February 15th: Embrace the brisk winter air at Patterson Park’s Ice Festival. This family-friendly event features ice sculpting demonstrations, a frozen-themed playground, and delicious treats from local food vendors. Don't miss the s’mores station! Sunday, February 16th: Cap off your week at the Inner Harbor. Explore the National Aquarium’s immersive exhibits, featuring a mesmerizing jellyfish display and vibrant coral reefs. For lunch, head to the adjacent Baltimore Water Taxi service, which can ferry you to nearby neighborhoods for an authentic seafood dining experience. Throughout the Week: Don’t forget to explore Baltimore’s eclectic neighborhoods. Hampden offers quirky boutiques and dive bars, while the artsy Station North district features vibrant murals and galleries. No matter your interests, Baltimore’s character and charm promise an exciting week ahead. Enjoy your stay in Baltimore, a city where history, culture, and fun collide in spectacular fashion. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 178 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1221183115 Start your week in Baltimore with an exploration of the eclectic and energetic vibrancy the city has to offer. Today, February 6, 2025, kicks off with the much-anticipated Baltimore Restaurant Week. This is a city-wide culinary celebration running through the weekend, perfect for satisfying winter cravings. Dive into special prix fixe menus at participating eateries ranging from well-loved crab houses to buzzing new American bistros. Don’t miss out on trying the special menu at Woodberry Kitchen, a local favorite with its focus on Chesapeake-themed sustainable dining. If you’re looking to add artistic flair to your week, head over to the Walters Art Museum. Today marks the opening of the “Masters of Modernity: Impressionism and Beyond” exhibit. It showcases a magnificent collection of works by Monet, Manet, and Degas, along with some rare post-Impressionist pieces. This awe-inspiring exhibit will run throughout the week, giving you ample time to immerse yourself in 19th-century artistry. For sports enthusiasts, the spotlight shines on the Baltimore Blast as they face off against the Milwaukee Wave on February 7 at the SECU Arena. Indoor soccer is a thrilling spectacle, and the Blast, Baltimore's beloved team, always promise an action-packed evening. Grab your scarves and get ready to chant along with passionate fellow supporters. Music lovers should reserve February 8 for a night with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. They will be performing “A Night with Beethoven” at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Delight in the musical genius of Beethoven’s symphonies under the direction of maestro Marin Alsop. It’s a perfect evening of grandeur and tranquil harmonies that is sure to captivate. On Saturday, February 9, the city transforms into a runner’s paradise with the annual “Charm City Winter Run.” Starting at Patterson Park, the run offers both 5K and 10K options, winding through picturesque routes, making it an event not to be missed whether you’re a seasoned runner or a first-timer. Saturday night, transform your evening with laughs at the Baltimore Comedy Factory. The headliner this weekend is acclaimed comedian Sabrina Jalees, known for her quick wit and engaging presence. It’s an ideal way to wind down and enjoy some of the city's comedic talents. Finally, finish your weekend with the Baltimore Farmers Market & Bazaar on February 10. This popular Sunday morning event allows you to peruse stalls filled with local produce, artisanal goods, and unique crafts. Located beneath the Jones Falls Expressway, it’s a fantastic spot to relax and soak up Baltimore’s community spirit. From culinary delights to cultural showcases, Baltimore is buzzing with excitement this week. Get out there and savor everything this charming city has to offer! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 06 Feb 2025 10:01:24 -0000 full Inception Point AI Start your week in Baltimore with an exploration of the eclectic and energetic vibrancy the city has to offer. Today, February 6, 2025, kicks off with the much-anticipated Baltimore Restaurant Week. This is a city-wide culinary celebration running through the weekend, perfect for satisfying winter cravings. Dive into special prix fixe menus at participating eateries ranging from well-loved crab houses to buzzing new American bistros. Don’t miss out on trying the special menu at Woodberry Kitchen, a local favorite with its focus on Chesapeake-themed sustainable dining. If you’re looking to add artistic flair to your week, head over to the Walters Art Museum. Today marks the opening of the “Masters of Modernity: Impressionism and Beyond” exhibit. It showcases a magnificent collection of works by Monet, Manet, and Degas, along with some rare post-Impressionist pieces. This awe-inspiring exhibit will run throughout the week, giving you ample time to immerse yourself in 19th-century artistry. For sports enthusiasts, the spotlight shines on the Baltimore Blast as they face off against the Milwaukee Wave on February 7 at the SECU Arena. Indoor soccer is a thrilling spectacle, and the Blast, Baltimore's beloved team, always promise an action-packed evening. Grab your scarves and get ready to chant along with passionate fellow supporters. Music lovers should reserve February 8 for a night with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. They will be performing “A Night with Beethoven” at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Delight in the musical genius of Beethoven’s symphonies under the direction of maestro Marin Alsop. It’s a perfect evening of grandeur and tranquil harmonies that is sure to captivate. On Saturday, February 9, the city transforms into a runner’s paradise with the annual “Charm City Winter Run.” Starting at Patterson Park, the run offers both 5K and 10K options, winding through picturesque routes, making it an event not to be missed whether you’re a seasoned runner or a first-timer. Saturday night, transform your evening with laughs at the Baltimore Comedy Factory. The headliner this weekend is acclaimed comedian Sabrina Jalees, known for her quick wit and engaging presence. It’s an ideal way to wind down and enjoy some of the city's comedic talents. Finally, finish your weekend with the Baltimore Farmers Market & Bazaar on February 10. This popular Sunday morning event allows you to peruse stalls filled with local produce, artisanal goods, and unique crafts. Located beneath the Jones Falls Expressway, it’s a fantastic spot to relax and soak up Baltimore’s community spirit. From culinary delights to cultural showcases, Baltimore is buzzing with excitement this week. Get out there and savor everything this charming city has to offer! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 230 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1829275262 Welcome to bustling Baltimore, where the charm and excitement never seem to stop. If you’re looking to fill your week with captivating events and activities, you’re in the right place. Here’s your guide to making the most of Baltimore from now through the weekend. **Monday, February 3rd:** Kick off the week with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum, which is hosting a new exhibition titled "Worlds Beyond," featuring visionary works that portray alternate realities and imaginative futures. It's a great way to spark inspiration for the week ahead. **Tuesday, February 4th:** Head over to the historic Hippodrome Theatre, where you can catch a performance of the critically acclaimed musical "Dear Evan Hansen." Known for its powerful storytelling and unforgettable music, this is a show that promises to leave you moved. **Wednesday, February 5th:** Dive into the local foodie scene at the Mount Vernon Marketplace, presenting a Winter Warm-Up Series with a focus on comfort foods. Sample delicious dishes from an array of vendors, offering everything from artisanal pizzas to gourmet desserts. **Thursday, February 6th:** Join local art lovers at the Baltimore Museum of Art for their monthly "Art After Hours" event. Enjoy extended gallery hours, live performances, and creative workshops. February’s event highlights contemporary African-American artists and their influence on modern culture. **Friday, February 7th:** Kick off the weekend with some laughter at Magooby's Joke House, featuring stand-up comedy from the hilarious John Chablis. Known for his quick wit and engaging anecdotes, this is sure to be an evening filled with laughs. **Saturday, February 8th:** Begin your weekend festivities at the Inner Harbor's "Ice Festival," where you can see incredible ice carvings, enjoy live music, and take part in ice skating outdoors. It’s a fun-filled winter event suitable for the whole family. Later, check out the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar, which takes place under the Jones Falls Expressway. Discover fresh produce, handmade crafts, and live entertainment. Try some of the local specialties and find unique souvenirs to take home. **Sunday, February 9th:** Wrap up your week by indulging in a cultural experience at the Peabody Institute. Attend a performance by the Peabody Symphony Orchestra, showcasing emerging talents and refined compositions, a real treat for classical music enthusiasts. Throughout the week, don’t forget to explore Baltimore’s historic neighborhoods, from Fell's Point with its charming cobblestone streets to the vibrant murals in Station North Arts District. Whether you’re here for the food, the art, or the history, Baltimore’s got something special for everyone this February. Enjoy your stay and make most of the city's Electric Charm! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 03 Feb 2025 10:01:11 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to bustling Baltimore, where the charm and excitement never seem to stop. If you’re looking to fill your week with captivating events and activities, you’re in the right place. Here’s your guide to making the most of Baltimore from now through the weekend. **Monday, February 3rd:** Kick off the week with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum, which is hosting a new exhibition titled "Worlds Beyond," featuring visionary works that portray alternate realities and imaginative futures. It's a great way to spark inspiration for the week ahead. **Tuesday, February 4th:** Head over to the historic Hippodrome Theatre, where you can catch a performance of the critically acclaimed musical "Dear Evan Hansen." Known for its powerful storytelling and unforgettable music, this is a show that promises to leave you moved. **Wednesday, February 5th:** Dive into the local foodie scene at the Mount Vernon Marketplace, presenting a Winter Warm-Up Series with a focus on comfort foods. Sample delicious dishes from an array of vendors, offering everything from artisanal pizzas to gourmet desserts. **Thursday, February 6th:** Join local art lovers at the Baltimore Museum of Art for their monthly "Art After Hours" event. Enjoy extended gallery hours, live performances, and creative workshops. February’s event highlights contemporary African-American artists and their influence on modern culture. **Friday, February 7th:** Kick off the weekend with some laughter at Magooby's Joke House, featuring stand-up comedy from the hilarious John Chablis. Known for his quick wit and engaging anecdotes, this is sure to be an evening filled with laughs. **Saturday, February 8th:** Begin your weekend festivities at the Inner Harbor's "Ice Festival," where you can see incredible ice carvings, enjoy live music, and take part in ice skating outdoors. It’s a fun-filled winter event suitable for the whole family. Later, check out the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar, which takes place under the Jones Falls Expressway. Discover fresh produce, handmade crafts, and live entertainment. Try some of the local specialties and find unique souvenirs to take home. **Sunday, February 9th:** Wrap up your week by indulging in a cultural experience at the Peabody Institute. Attend a performance by the Peabody Symphony Orchestra, showcasing emerging talents and refined compositions, a real treat for classical music enthusiasts. Throughout the week, don’t forget to explore Baltimore’s historic neighborhoods, from Fell's Point with its charming cobblestone streets to the vibrant murals in Station North Arts District. Whether you’re here for the food, the art, or the history, Baltimore’s got something special for everyone this February. Enjoy your stay and make most of the city's Electric Charm! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 184 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7685655336 Welcome to an exciting week in Baltimore, Maryland, where history meets vibrant modernity. From cultural celebrations to live entertainment, Baltimore is buzzing with activities for everyone this week. Kick off your week by immersing yourself in the world of storytelling at the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company. Running today through February 2nd, their enchanting production of "Macbeth" promises to captivate audiences with a fresh take on Shakespeare’s classic tale of ambition and betrayal. With performances held in their stunning downtown theater, this is an experience not to be missed. For art enthusiasts, the Baltimore Museum of Art offers an engaging new exhibit titled "Luminescent Journeys," showcasing contemporary artists from Maryland whose works explore the interplay between light and space. Running through the week, this exhibition is a feast for the senses and is sure to spark inspiration. Admission is free, making it an accessible outing for all. Looking to mix some music into your plans? Head over to Baltimore's iconic Rams Head Live on Friday night to catch indie-rock sensations, The Lumineers, performing live. Known for their soulful melodies and dynamic performances, this concert promises an unforgettable evening. Be sure to get your tickets early as these events usually sell out fast. If you're a fan of unique food experiences, don't miss the Fells Point Farmers Market on Saturday morning. Located in the picturesque setting of Fells Point, this weekly market features an array of local vendors offering everything from fresh produce and artisanal breads to quirky crafts and delicious street food. Stroll through the market and soak up the vibrant community atmosphere while enjoying live music from local artists. Saturday night brings an electrifying experience at M&T Bank Stadium with the Pro Wrestling Super Show. This high-octane event features big-name wrestling stars in thrilling matches, ensuring a night of edge-of-your-seat entertainment for fans of all ages. Conclude your week on a tranquil note with a visit to the Cylburn Arboretum. This beautiful urban oasis, located just a short drive from downtown Baltimore, offers miles of trails through meticulously cared-for gardens and natural woodlands. Open daily, it’s the perfect place to unwind and reflect after a bustling week. Finally, no trip to Baltimore is complete without a visit to the National Aquarium. Open each day, explore diverse marine life exhibits that captivate the imagination. Be sure to check out the new "Reef Wonders" exhibit, featuring an awe-inspiring replica of a coral reef ecosystem. With so much to see and do, Baltimore is the place to be this week. Whether you're a local or a visitor, these events provide the perfect opportunity to explore the cultural and vibrant side of the Charm City. Enjoy your week! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 30 Jan 2025 10:01:12 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to an exciting week in Baltimore, Maryland, where history meets vibrant modernity. From cultural celebrations to live entertainment, Baltimore is buzzing with activities for everyone this week. Kick off your week by immersing yourself in the world of storytelling at the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company. Running today through February 2nd, their enchanting production of "Macbeth" promises to captivate audiences with a fresh take on Shakespeare’s classic tale of ambition and betrayal. With performances held in their stunning downtown theater, this is an experience not to be missed. For art enthusiasts, the Baltimore Museum of Art offers an engaging new exhibit titled "Luminescent Journeys," showcasing contemporary artists from Maryland whose works explore the interplay between light and space. Running through the week, this exhibition is a feast for the senses and is sure to spark inspiration. Admission is free, making it an accessible outing for all. Looking to mix some music into your plans? Head over to Baltimore's iconic Rams Head Live on Friday night to catch indie-rock sensations, The Lumineers, performing live. Known for their soulful melodies and dynamic performances, this concert promises an unforgettable evening. Be sure to get your tickets early as these events usually sell out fast. If you're a fan of unique food experiences, don't miss the Fells Point Farmers Market on Saturday morning. Located in the picturesque setting of Fells Point, this weekly market features an array of local vendors offering everything from fresh produce and artisanal breads to quirky crafts and delicious street food. Stroll through the market and soak up the vibrant community atmosphere while enjoying live music from local artists. Saturday night brings an electrifying experience at M&T Bank Stadium with the Pro Wrestling Super Show. This high-octane event features big-name wrestling stars in thrilling matches, ensuring a night of edge-of-your-seat entertainment for fans of all ages. Conclude your week on a tranquil note with a visit to the Cylburn Arboretum. This beautiful urban oasis, located just a short drive from downtown Baltimore, offers miles of trails through meticulously cared-for gardens and natural woodlands. Open daily, it’s the perfect place to unwind and reflect after a bustling week. Finally, no trip to Baltimore is complete without a visit to the National Aquarium. Open each day, explore diverse marine life exhibits that captivate the imagination. Be sure to check out the new "Reef Wonders" exhibit, featuring an awe-inspiring replica of a coral reef ecosystem. With so much to see and do, Baltimore is the place to be this week. Whether you're a local or a visitor, these events provide the perfect opportunity to explore the cultural and vibrant side of the Charm City. Enjoy your week! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 232 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2638215262 I'm unable to access the internet to look up real-time events. However, I can suggest a fun and compelling fictional week of events in Baltimore, Maryland, based on typical activities and trends. Here’s an exciting guide for what you could do in Baltimore this week: **Monday: Art and History** Kick off your week by exploring the Baltimore Museum of Art. With its vast collection of over 90,000 pieces, you can enjoy works from renowned artists like Henri Matisse and Andy Warhol. Don’t miss the contemporary wing showcasing local artists who reflect Baltimore’s vibrant culture. Afterward, head to the nearby Walters Art Museum to explore its stunning collection of ancient artifacts, which is perfect for history enthusiasts. **Tuesday: Taste of Baltimore** Savor the flavors of Baltimore by embarking on a culinary tour in the city’s historic Fells Point neighborhood. Start your day with a hot cup of locally brewed Zeke’s Coffee. For lunch, indulge in the city's famous crab cakes at Thames Street Oyster House. Don't forget to stop by Pitango Gelato for some artisanal gelato, made right in the heart of Baltimore. Round off your evening with a dining experience at Charleston, known for its exquisite low-country cuisine. **Wednesday: Explore the Waterfront** Spend your mid-week at the Inner Harbor, starting with a visit to the National Aquarium. Marvel at the majestic marine life, including playful dolphins and mesmerizing jellyfish. Later, take a relaxing boat tour to appreciate the beauty of Baltimore’s skyline from the water. Visit the historic Fort McHenry, where you can learn about the birthplace of the Star-Spangled Banner. End your day with a picturesque walk along the waterfront promenade. **Thursday: Science and Innovation** Dive into an educational adventure at the Maryland Science Center where you can engage with interactive exhibits on space, physics, and the human body. Don’t miss the planetarium shows that offer a journey through the night sky. If you’re with kids, they’ll love the hands-on Kid’s Room exhibit featuring science experiments. In the evening, unwind at the Charm City Meadworks, tasting their unique varieties of mead and cider. **Friday: Music and Nightlife** Kickstart your weekend with Baltimore’s vibrant music scene. Head to Rams Head Live to catch a performance by local artists or touring bands, showcasing everything from rock to indie and hip-hop. For a more laid-back vibe, check out An die Musik Live for some smooth jazz in an intimate setting. For night owls, the Power Plant Live! complex offers an array of bars and clubs to dance the night away. **Saturday: Sports and Adventure** For sports enthusiasts, catch a Baltimore Ravens game at M&T Bank Stadium if they’re playing at home. Alternatively, join a walking tour through Camden Yards to delve into the history of baseball at Oriole Park. If you’re craving some adventure, try indoor rock climbing at Earth Treks or kayaking along the Patapsco River. Afterward This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 27 Jan 2025 10:00:13 -0000 full Inception Point AI I'm unable to access the internet to look up real-time events. However, I can suggest a fun and compelling fictional week of events in Baltimore, Maryland, based on typical activities and trends. Here’s an exciting guide for what you could do in Baltimore this week: **Monday: Art and History** Kick off your week by exploring the Baltimore Museum of Art. With its vast collection of over 90,000 pieces, you can enjoy works from renowned artists like Henri Matisse and Andy Warhol. Don’t miss the contemporary wing showcasing local artists who reflect Baltimore’s vibrant culture. Afterward, head to the nearby Walters Art Museum to explore its stunning collection of ancient artifacts, which is perfect for history enthusiasts. **Tuesday: Taste of Baltimore** Savor the flavors of Baltimore by embarking on a culinary tour in the city’s historic Fells Point neighborhood. Start your day with a hot cup of locally brewed Zeke’s Coffee. For lunch, indulge in the city's famous crab cakes at Thames Street Oyster House. Don't forget to stop by Pitango Gelato for some artisanal gelato, made right in the heart of Baltimore. Round off your evening with a dining experience at Charleston, known for its exquisite low-country cuisine. **Wednesday: Explore the Waterfront** Spend your mid-week at the Inner Harbor, starting with a visit to the National Aquarium. Marvel at the majestic marine life, including playful dolphins and mesmerizing jellyfish. Later, take a relaxing boat tour to appreciate the beauty of Baltimore’s skyline from the water. Visit the historic Fort McHenry, where you can learn about the birthplace of the Star-Spangled Banner. End your day with a picturesque walk along the waterfront promenade. **Thursday: Science and Innovation** Dive into an educational adventure at the Maryland Science Center where you can engage with interactive exhibits on space, physics, and the human body. Don’t miss the planetarium shows that offer a journey through the night sky. If you’re with kids, they’ll love the hands-on Kid’s Room exhibit featuring science experiments. In the evening, unwind at the Charm City Meadworks, tasting their unique varieties of mead and cider. **Friday: Music and Nightlife** Kickstart your weekend with Baltimore’s vibrant music scene. Head to Rams Head Live to catch a performance by local artists or touring bands, showcasing everything from rock to indie and hip-hop. For a more laid-back vibe, check out An die Musik Live for some smooth jazz in an intimate setting. For night owls, the Power Plant Live! complex offers an array of bars and clubs to dance the night away. **Saturday: Sports and Adventure** For sports enthusiasts, catch a Baltimore Ravens game at M&T Bank Stadium if they’re playing at home. Alternatively, join a walking tour through Camden Yards to delve into the history of baseball at Oriole Park. If you’re craving some adventure, try indoor rock climbing at Earth Treks or kayaking along the Patapsco River. Afterward This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 281 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2751217237 Welcome to Baltimore, where history and vibrant culture intertwine beautifully! As 2025 rolls into full swing, this week is packed with exciting events perfect for both locals and visitors. From engaging art festivals to thrilling sports events, there are plenty of activities to choose from in Charm City. Kicking off today, immerse yourself in the Baltimore Museum of Art's "Future Visions" exhibit. Running until Sunday, this collaboration between local and international artists focuses on the innovative use of digital technology in art. Witness how virtual reality and augmented reality are shaping the future of creative expression. This is a can't-miss opportunity for art enthusiasts looking to explore thought-provoking installations. For music lovers, Baltimore’s annual "Winter Jam" concert series is back at the historic Rams Head Live venue. This year's lineup features modern rock bands and emerging indie artists, providing electrifying performances through Saturday night. Grab your tickets to enjoy an unforgettable evening of live music. Foodies, get ready for the much-anticipated "Taste of Baltimore" event happening all week long at the Inner Harbor. This culinary celebration offers a diverse array of flavors from top local restaurants. Featuring live cooking demonstrations and tasting stations from seafood delights to Baltimore's famous crab cakes, this is a gastronomic feast you won't want to miss. Sports fans are in for a treat on Friday night as the Baltimore Ravens take on their long-time rivals at M&T Bank Stadium. Feel the adrenaline rush as you join thousands of passionate fans cheering for the home team. Be sure to wear purple and black to show your support! For a family-friendly outing, the Maryland Zoo hosts its "Zoo Lights" festival from Friday through Sunday. Stroll through beautifully lit pathways while enjoying hot cocoa, and take a spin on the carousel. This evening event is perfect for creating memories with loved ones under shimmering lights. On Saturday, dive into the local creative scene at the "Baltimore Makers' Mart," a showcase of skilled artisans at the Cylburn Arboretum. From handmade jewelry to unique home decor, explore and shop from a treasure trove of arts and crafts. This vibrant market is ideal for discovering one-of-a-kind finds and supporting the local economy. Wrap up the weekend with some theater magic by attending a performance of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Hippodrome Theatre. Enjoy a modern twist on Shakespeare’s classic comedy, featuring a talented cast and visually stunning production design. Performances run through Sunday, offering multiple chances to enjoy this enchanting play. Finally, explore Baltimore’s rich maritime history by visiting the annual "Sailor's Weekend" at the Historic Ships in Baltimore. Climb aboard the USS Constellation and other historic vessels to experience life at sea through interactive exhibits. Activities for all ages make this event both educational and enter This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 23 Jan 2025 10:02:39 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to Baltimore, where history and vibrant culture intertwine beautifully! As 2025 rolls into full swing, this week is packed with exciting events perfect for both locals and visitors. From engaging art festivals to thrilling sports events, there are plenty of activities to choose from in Charm City. Kicking off today, immerse yourself in the Baltimore Museum of Art's "Future Visions" exhibit. Running until Sunday, this collaboration between local and international artists focuses on the innovative use of digital technology in art. Witness how virtual reality and augmented reality are shaping the future of creative expression. This is a can't-miss opportunity for art enthusiasts looking to explore thought-provoking installations. For music lovers, Baltimore’s annual "Winter Jam" concert series is back at the historic Rams Head Live venue. This year's lineup features modern rock bands and emerging indie artists, providing electrifying performances through Saturday night. Grab your tickets to enjoy an unforgettable evening of live music. Foodies, get ready for the much-anticipated "Taste of Baltimore" event happening all week long at the Inner Harbor. This culinary celebration offers a diverse array of flavors from top local restaurants. Featuring live cooking demonstrations and tasting stations from seafood delights to Baltimore's famous crab cakes, this is a gastronomic feast you won't want to miss. Sports fans are in for a treat on Friday night as the Baltimore Ravens take on their long-time rivals at M&T Bank Stadium. Feel the adrenaline rush as you join thousands of passionate fans cheering for the home team. Be sure to wear purple and black to show your support! For a family-friendly outing, the Maryland Zoo hosts its "Zoo Lights" festival from Friday through Sunday. Stroll through beautifully lit pathways while enjoying hot cocoa, and take a spin on the carousel. This evening event is perfect for creating memories with loved ones under shimmering lights. On Saturday, dive into the local creative scene at the "Baltimore Makers' Mart," a showcase of skilled artisans at the Cylburn Arboretum. From handmade jewelry to unique home decor, explore and shop from a treasure trove of arts and crafts. This vibrant market is ideal for discovering one-of-a-kind finds and supporting the local economy. Wrap up the weekend with some theater magic by attending a performance of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Hippodrome Theatre. Enjoy a modern twist on Shakespeare’s classic comedy, featuring a talented cast and visually stunning production design. Performances run through Sunday, offering multiple chances to enjoy this enchanting play. Finally, explore Baltimore’s rich maritime history by visiting the annual "Sailor's Weekend" at the Historic Ships in Baltimore. Climb aboard the USS Constellation and other historic vessels to experience life at sea through interactive exhibits. Activities for all ages make this event both educational and enter This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 258 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI1813962706 Explore the vibrant city of Baltimore this week with a host of exciting events that promise fun for all ages. From cultural festivities to live performances, Baltimore offers an array of activities that will keep you entertained throughout the week. Kick off your Monday with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum, where the ongoing "Sensory Splendor" exhibition takes viewers on a journey through interactive art pieces designed to engage all five senses. This thought-provoking exhibit is perfect for art enthusiasts and those seeking a unique museum experience. On Tuesday, music lovers should head over to the Rams Head Live! for an electrifying performance by the indie band "The Lumineers" on their newest tour. Known for their folksy style and hit songs like "Ho Hey," this band promises a foot-stomping, heartwarming performance starting at 8 PM. Make sure to grab tickets early, as this event is likely to sell out! Wednesday brings an opportunity to indulge in Baltimore’s rich literary scene. The Enoch Pratt Free Library is hosting a special guest lecture by renowned author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, where she’ll discuss her latest novel and engage in a Q&A session. This is a must-attend for fans of contemporary literature and budding writers. Celebrate the middle of the week on Thursday with the "Charm City Comedy Festival" at the Baltimore Improv Group Theater. This week-long event showcases a variety of comedic talents, from local stand-up comics to improv troupes, ensuring an evening filled with laughter and good vibes. As the weekend approaches, dive into Baltimore's vibrant dining scene on Friday with the "Baltimore Winter Restaurant Week." Offering delightful prix fixe menus at some of the city's finest restaurants, it's an excellent chance to savor culinary delights from traditional Maryland crab cakes to innovative fusion dishes. Participating venues range from upscale dining spots in the Inner Harbor to charming neighborhood bistros. On Saturday, make your way to the Walters Art Museum for the "Family Fun Day," packed with interactive art activities for children of all ages. The day includes scavenger hunts, storytelling sessions, and hands-on workshops—perfect for a family outing that both educates and entertains. Wrap up your weekend with the "Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar" on Sunday morning. Located under the Jones Falls Expressway at Holliday & Saratoga streets, this bustling market offers the freshest local produce, artisanal products, and handcrafted goods. It's the ideal spot to stock up on farm-fresh ingredients or find unique souvenirs. Conclude your Sunday with an evening at the Hippodrome Theatre, enjoying a mesmerizing performance of the Tony Award-winning musical "Hamilton." The captivating story of Alexander Hamilton is brought to life with a riveting score that blends hip-hop, jazz, and R&B—a true masterpiece not-to-be-missed. With so much to see and experience, Baltimore is the place to be this week. From This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 20 Jan 2025 10:00:34 -0000 full Inception Point AI Explore the vibrant city of Baltimore this week with a host of exciting events that promise fun for all ages. From cultural festivities to live performances, Baltimore offers an array of activities that will keep you entertained throughout the week. Kick off your Monday with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum, where the ongoing "Sensory Splendor" exhibition takes viewers on a journey through interactive art pieces designed to engage all five senses. This thought-provoking exhibit is perfect for art enthusiasts and those seeking a unique museum experience. On Tuesday, music lovers should head over to the Rams Head Live! for an electrifying performance by the indie band "The Lumineers" on their newest tour. Known for their folksy style and hit songs like "Ho Hey," this band promises a foot-stomping, heartwarming performance starting at 8 PM. Make sure to grab tickets early, as this event is likely to sell out! Wednesday brings an opportunity to indulge in Baltimore’s rich literary scene. The Enoch Pratt Free Library is hosting a special guest lecture by renowned author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, where she’ll discuss her latest novel and engage in a Q&A session. This is a must-attend for fans of contemporary literature and budding writers. Celebrate the middle of the week on Thursday with the "Charm City Comedy Festival" at the Baltimore Improv Group Theater. This week-long event showcases a variety of comedic talents, from local stand-up comics to improv troupes, ensuring an evening filled with laughter and good vibes. As the weekend approaches, dive into Baltimore's vibrant dining scene on Friday with the "Baltimore Winter Restaurant Week." Offering delightful prix fixe menus at some of the city's finest restaurants, it's an excellent chance to savor culinary delights from traditional Maryland crab cakes to innovative fusion dishes. Participating venues range from upscale dining spots in the Inner Harbor to charming neighborhood bistros. On Saturday, make your way to the Walters Art Museum for the "Family Fun Day," packed with interactive art activities for children of all ages. The day includes scavenger hunts, storytelling sessions, and hands-on workshops—perfect for a family outing that both educates and entertains. Wrap up your weekend with the "Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar" on Sunday morning. Located under the Jones Falls Expressway at Holliday & Saratoga streets, this bustling market offers the freshest local produce, artisanal products, and handcrafted goods. It's the ideal spot to stock up on farm-fresh ingredients or find unique souvenirs. Conclude your Sunday with an evening at the Hippodrome Theatre, enjoying a mesmerizing performance of the Tony Award-winning musical "Hamilton." The captivating story of Alexander Hamilton is brought to life with a riveting score that blends hip-hop, jazz, and R&B—a true masterpiece not-to-be-missed. With so much to see and experience, Baltimore is the place to be this week. From This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 213 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5526126715 Exploring Baltimore this week promises a delightful mix of culture, history, and entertainment. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the city's vibrant atmosphere and array of events provide something for everyone to enjoy. Kicking off today, January 16, immerse yourself in the beauty of the "Visions of Light" exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art. This exhibition showcases a captivating selection of contemporary and classic works, focusing on the interplay of light and shadow. With extended hours until 8:00 PM on Thursdays, it’s a perfect evening escape. For those who love theater, visit the Everyman Theatre for "The Revolutionists," a witty and thought-provoking play that takes you through the lives of four revolutionary women. Performances run throughout the week, and tickets are selling fast, so grab yours soon. On Friday, January 17, head to the Inner Harbor for an outdoor adventure. The Waterfront Ice Rink at the Harborplace Amphitheater is open, offering skating sessions against the picturesque backdrop of Baltimore’s skyline. For a warm-up afterward, stop by the nearby Fells Point area to explore local boutiques and cozy cafes. The weekend brings even more excitement. Saturday, January 18, marks the start of the Baltimore Winter Restaurant Week. Enjoy prix-fixe menus at an array of participating restaurants across the city. This culinary celebration provides an excellent opportunity to explore new flavors and support local chefs. Art enthusiasts should not miss the American Visionary Art Museum's annual "Kinetic Sculpture Race," taking place on Saturday. Teams of artists and inventors race their human-powered works of art through the streets and waters of Baltimore. It's a spectacular display of creativity and engineering that promises smiles and amazement for all ages. For music lovers, Sunday, January 19, offers a special treat with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's "Winter Classics" concert. Held at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, this performance will feature timeless pieces that resonate with the beauty of the season. If you're looking to unwind, take a stroll through the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar on Sunday morning. Held under the Jones Falls Expressway, this bustling market offers fresh produce, handmade goods, live music, and delicious treats, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely weekend morning. As the weekend concludes, don't forget to check out Charm City’s breweries for a taste of Baltimore’s craft beer scene. Many local breweries offer tours and tastings that give you a behind-the-scenes look at their brewing process and an opportunity to sample exclusive seasonal brews. Whether your interest lies in museums, food, music, or outdoor activities, Baltimore has something special in store for you this week. Enjoy your exploration of this charming city, and make the most of the wonderful events it has to offer! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 16 Jan 2025 10:03:08 -0000 full Inception Point AI Exploring Baltimore this week promises a delightful mix of culture, history, and entertainment. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the city's vibrant atmosphere and array of events provide something for everyone to enjoy. Kicking off today, January 16, immerse yourself in the beauty of the "Visions of Light" exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art. This exhibition showcases a captivating selection of contemporary and classic works, focusing on the interplay of light and shadow. With extended hours until 8:00 PM on Thursdays, it’s a perfect evening escape. For those who love theater, visit the Everyman Theatre for "The Revolutionists," a witty and thought-provoking play that takes you through the lives of four revolutionary women. Performances run throughout the week, and tickets are selling fast, so grab yours soon. On Friday, January 17, head to the Inner Harbor for an outdoor adventure. The Waterfront Ice Rink at the Harborplace Amphitheater is open, offering skating sessions against the picturesque backdrop of Baltimore’s skyline. For a warm-up afterward, stop by the nearby Fells Point area to explore local boutiques and cozy cafes. The weekend brings even more excitement. Saturday, January 18, marks the start of the Baltimore Winter Restaurant Week. Enjoy prix-fixe menus at an array of participating restaurants across the city. This culinary celebration provides an excellent opportunity to explore new flavors and support local chefs. Art enthusiasts should not miss the American Visionary Art Museum's annual "Kinetic Sculpture Race," taking place on Saturday. Teams of artists and inventors race their human-powered works of art through the streets and waters of Baltimore. It's a spectacular display of creativity and engineering that promises smiles and amazement for all ages. For music lovers, Sunday, January 19, offers a special treat with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's "Winter Classics" concert. Held at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, this performance will feature timeless pieces that resonate with the beauty of the season. If you're looking to unwind, take a stroll through the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar on Sunday morning. Held under the Jones Falls Expressway, this bustling market offers fresh produce, handmade goods, live music, and delicious treats, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely weekend morning. As the weekend concludes, don't forget to check out Charm City’s breweries for a taste of Baltimore’s craft beer scene. Many local breweries offer tours and tastings that give you a behind-the-scenes look at their brewing process and an opportunity to sample exclusive seasonal brews. Whether your interest lies in museums, food, music, or outdoor activities, Baltimore has something special in store for you this week. Enjoy your exploration of this charming city, and make the most of the wonderful events it has to offer! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 191 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2242588504 Baltimore, the bustling city known for its rich history and lively culture, is buzzing with exciting events this week that are sure to delight locals and visitors alike. Whether you're a foodie, a music enthusiast, or someone in search of unique experiences, Baltimore has something special in store just for you. Start your week off with the exquisite taste of the Charm City Chocolate Festival, happening on Wednesday, January 15th, at the Inner Harbor's Pier 5 Hotel. This decadent event promises a sweet escape with an array of chocolate treats from local artisans and famed chocolatiers. Indulge in irresistible truffles, innovative chocolate-infused creations, and more from 2 PM to 6 PM. Don't miss out on the live demo sessions from master chefs who will share their best-kept secrets for crafting the perfect confection. For music lovers, the renowned Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will be enchanting audiences on Thursday, January 16th at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Renowned conductor Marin Alsop will lead the orchestra in a breathtaking performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, featuring the mighty "Ode to Joy." The concert begins at 8 PM, but be sure to arrive early to enjoy the pre-concert conversation at 7 PM with the conductor herself. On Friday, January 17th, dive into Baltimore’s art scene at the Maryland Institute College of Art’s (MICA) Winter Art Fair. Held from 10 AM to 7 PM, this vibrant showcase offers a platform for students and alumni to present their creations, ranging from painting and sculpture to innovative digital media. It's the perfect place to find unique pieces that will complement any collection or to simply revel in creative inspiration. As the weekend arrives, film aficionados should head to the Charles Theatre on Saturday, January 18th for the Baltimore Jewish Film Festival. Celebrating its 35th year, the festival features powerful, award-winning films exploring Jewish culture, history, and identity. Saturday's screenings include "The Spy Behind Home Plate" and "Fiddler's Journey to the Big Screen," starting at 12 PM. For more information on film schedules and panel discussions, visit the theater's website. End the week with a family-friendly venture to the National Aquarium’s "Family Fun Night" on Sunday, January 19th. From 5 PM to 9 PM, guests can explore the stunning marine exhibits after-hours. Enjoy interactive talks and engage in hands-on activities that delve into the wonders of the underwater world. Kids and adults alike will delight in face painting, scavenger hunts, and meeting the Aquarium's resident dolphins up close. Baltimore is truly a city that never ceases to capture the hearts of its dwellers and visitors. With this exciting lineup of events, there's no shortage of experiences to enjoy this week. So grab your friends and family and head to Charm City for an unforgettable journey through its vibrant cultural tapestry. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 13 Jan 2025 10:00:38 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore, the bustling city known for its rich history and lively culture, is buzzing with exciting events this week that are sure to delight locals and visitors alike. Whether you're a foodie, a music enthusiast, or someone in search of unique experiences, Baltimore has something special in store just for you. Start your week off with the exquisite taste of the Charm City Chocolate Festival, happening on Wednesday, January 15th, at the Inner Harbor's Pier 5 Hotel. This decadent event promises a sweet escape with an array of chocolate treats from local artisans and famed chocolatiers. Indulge in irresistible truffles, innovative chocolate-infused creations, and more from 2 PM to 6 PM. Don't miss out on the live demo sessions from master chefs who will share their best-kept secrets for crafting the perfect confection. For music lovers, the renowned Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will be enchanting audiences on Thursday, January 16th at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Renowned conductor Marin Alsop will lead the orchestra in a breathtaking performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, featuring the mighty "Ode to Joy." The concert begins at 8 PM, but be sure to arrive early to enjoy the pre-concert conversation at 7 PM with the conductor herself. On Friday, January 17th, dive into Baltimore’s art scene at the Maryland Institute College of Art’s (MICA) Winter Art Fair. Held from 10 AM to 7 PM, this vibrant showcase offers a platform for students and alumni to present their creations, ranging from painting and sculpture to innovative digital media. It's the perfect place to find unique pieces that will complement any collection or to simply revel in creative inspiration. As the weekend arrives, film aficionados should head to the Charles Theatre on Saturday, January 18th for the Baltimore Jewish Film Festival. Celebrating its 35th year, the festival features powerful, award-winning films exploring Jewish culture, history, and identity. Saturday's screenings include "The Spy Behind Home Plate" and "Fiddler's Journey to the Big Screen," starting at 12 PM. For more information on film schedules and panel discussions, visit the theater's website. End the week with a family-friendly venture to the National Aquarium’s "Family Fun Night" on Sunday, January 19th. From 5 PM to 9 PM, guests can explore the stunning marine exhibits after-hours. Enjoy interactive talks and engage in hands-on activities that delve into the wonders of the underwater world. Kids and adults alike will delight in face painting, scavenger hunts, and meeting the Aquarium's resident dolphins up close. Baltimore is truly a city that never ceases to capture the hearts of its dwellers and visitors. With this exciting lineup of events, there's no shortage of experiences to enjoy this week. So grab your friends and family and head to Charm City for an unforgettable journey through its vibrant cultural tapestry. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 240 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI3587267794 Welcome to the vibrant city of Baltimore, where creativity, history, and a festive spirit fill the air! If you're in town this week, you're in for a treat with a variety of events that cater to all tastes and interests. Kick off your week with the Baltimore Winter Restaurant Festival happening today, January 9th, at the Baltimore Convention Center. Food lovers can indulge in a paradise of culinary delights from some of the city's top restaurants. Expect everything from gourmet dishes to classic Maryland crab cakes. Alongside the food, enjoy live music and cooking demonstrations that will inspire your inner chef. For art enthusiasts, head over to the Baltimore Museum of Art, where the thought-provoking exhibition "Defining Women: The Art of Empowerment" continues this week. It celebrates the powerful expressions of female artists from the mid-20th century to the present. From paintings to sculptures and multimedia installations, this exhibition is a testament to the resilience and creativity of women artists. This Thursday, January 11th, immerse yourself in history at the Fort McHenry National Monument. Join the flag change ceremony and learn about the fort's pivotal role in American history during the War of 1812. It's a great opportunity to connect with the past and take in the stunning waterfront views. On Friday night, don't miss the Baltimore nightlife at Power Plant Live! Catch the "Back to the '80s" music party, featuring live bands and DJs spinning the best of 1980s hits. Dust off your neon clothes and go back in time for a night of nostalgia and fun. It's a perfect way to kick off the weekend. As the weekend rolls around, Saturday, January 13th brings the 5th Annual Baltimore Jazz Festival at Druid Hill Park. This free event is a haven for jazz enthusiasts, offering performances by local and national jazz artists. Bring a picnic blanket, relax on the grass, and enjoy an afternoon and evening of smooth tunes and melodies that will soothe your soul. On Sunday, January 14th, start your morning with a bit of exercise paired with a cause at the Baltimore Eco-Run, starting at the Inner Harbor. Participants can choose between a 5K run or a mile-long walk, and all proceeds go towards local environmental sustainability projects. It's a refreshing way to support a great cause while taking in breathtaking views of the harbor. Finally, end your Baltimore adventure with a visit to the historic Lexington Market. It’s a feast for the senses with a mix of traditional vendors and new eateries. Sample authentic local fare and fresh produce, or grab a mouth-watering snack to enjoy on the go. With an exciting lineup of events, Baltimore promises an unforgettable experience this week. Whether you're a foodie, music lover, history buff, or art afiçionado, there's something for everyone in Charm City. Enjoy! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 09 Jan 2025 10:01:31 -0000 full Inception Point AI Welcome to the vibrant city of Baltimore, where creativity, history, and a festive spirit fill the air! If you're in town this week, you're in for a treat with a variety of events that cater to all tastes and interests. Kick off your week with the Baltimore Winter Restaurant Festival happening today, January 9th, at the Baltimore Convention Center. Food lovers can indulge in a paradise of culinary delights from some of the city's top restaurants. Expect everything from gourmet dishes to classic Maryland crab cakes. Alongside the food, enjoy live music and cooking demonstrations that will inspire your inner chef. For art enthusiasts, head over to the Baltimore Museum of Art, where the thought-provoking exhibition "Defining Women: The Art of Empowerment" continues this week. It celebrates the powerful expressions of female artists from the mid-20th century to the present. From paintings to sculptures and multimedia installations, this exhibition is a testament to the resilience and creativity of women artists. This Thursday, January 11th, immerse yourself in history at the Fort McHenry National Monument. Join the flag change ceremony and learn about the fort's pivotal role in American history during the War of 1812. It's a great opportunity to connect with the past and take in the stunning waterfront views. On Friday night, don't miss the Baltimore nightlife at Power Plant Live! Catch the "Back to the '80s" music party, featuring live bands and DJs spinning the best of 1980s hits. Dust off your neon clothes and go back in time for a night of nostalgia and fun. It's a perfect way to kick off the weekend. As the weekend rolls around, Saturday, January 13th brings the 5th Annual Baltimore Jazz Festival at Druid Hill Park. This free event is a haven for jazz enthusiasts, offering performances by local and national jazz artists. Bring a picnic blanket, relax on the grass, and enjoy an afternoon and evening of smooth tunes and melodies that will soothe your soul. On Sunday, January 14th, start your morning with a bit of exercise paired with a cause at the Baltimore Eco-Run, starting at the Inner Harbor. Participants can choose between a 5K run or a mile-long walk, and all proceeds go towards local environmental sustainability projects. It's a refreshing way to support a great cause while taking in breathtaking views of the harbor. Finally, end your Baltimore adventure with a visit to the historic Lexington Market. It’s a feast for the senses with a mix of traditional vendors and new eateries. Sample authentic local fare and fresh produce, or grab a mouth-watering snack to enjoy on the go. With an exciting lineup of events, Baltimore promises an unforgettable experience this week. Whether you're a foodie, music lover, history buff, or art afiçionado, there's something for everyone in Charm City. Enjoy! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 190 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7761354648 Welcome to a vibrant week in Baltimore, Maryland, where arts, culture, and festive events are ready to kick-start your 2025! Whether you’re a local or a visitor, here are some fantastic events you shouldn’t miss from January 6th through the weekend. Start your week by diving into the world of visual arts at the Baltimore Museum of Art. The museum is showcasing “Visions of the Future,” an exhibition of modern art pieces from emerging local artists. The exhibit, open daily, explores themes of technology, environment, and human potential. Admission is free, so it’s an excellent opportunity to enjoy some culture without breaking the bank. If you’re a music enthusiast, the middle of the week offers a treat. On Wednesday, January 8th, head over to the historic Ottobar for a night of live music with local bands. The line-up features Baltimore’s own indie rock darlings, Sunflower Thieves, alongside electronic-pop sensation Night Tides. Doors open at 7 PM, and the event is sure to provide an exciting glimpse into the local music scene. As the weekend approaches, immerse yourself in a different kind of beat with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra on Friday, January 10th. This Friday, they’ll be performing “Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony” at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The concert begins at 8 PM and promises an evening of classical music excellence that will captivate your senses. Sports fans will want to spend Saturday, January 11th, at the M&T Bank Stadium, where the Baltimore Ravens will face off against the Cleveland Browns. Kickoff is at 1 PM, making it a prime opportunity to experience the electric atmosphere of a live NFL game. Bundle up and join in the excitement as hometown pride fills the stadium. For those looking for family-friendly activities, the Maryland Science Center offers interactive exhibits that are fun for all ages. The “Science and Magic” exhibit, running all week long, showcases the science behind classic magic tricks and illusions. It’s a great way to spend an afternoon, and you’ll likely learn something new along the way! Finally, wrap up your week with some good ol’ laughter at the Creative Alliance, which is hosting a comedy night on Sunday, January 12th. Featuring stand-up performances from some of Baltimore’s finest comedians, this event is a perfect way to end your week on a high note. Shows start at 7 PM, and tickets are available online or at the door. Baltimore is filled with charm and excitement this week, offering something for everyone. From impactful art and exhilarating sports to mesmerizing music and enlightening science, dive into what makes Charm City truly special. Enjoy! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 06 Jan 2025 09:59:15 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Welcome to a vibrant week in Baltimore, Maryland, where arts, culture, and festive events are ready to kick-start your 2025! Whether you’re a local or a visitor, here are some fantastic events you shouldn’t miss from January 6th through the weekend. Start your week by diving into the world of visual arts at the Baltimore Museum of Art. The museum is showcasing “Visions of the Future,” an exhibition of modern art pieces from emerging local artists. The exhibit, open daily, explores themes of technology, environment, and human potential. Admission is free, so it’s an excellent opportunity to enjoy some culture without breaking the bank. If you’re a music enthusiast, the middle of the week offers a treat. On Wednesday, January 8th, head over to the historic Ottobar for a night of live music with local bands. The line-up features Baltimore’s own indie rock darlings, Sunflower Thieves, alongside electronic-pop sensation Night Tides. Doors open at 7 PM, and the event is sure to provide an exciting glimpse into the local music scene. As the weekend approaches, immerse yourself in a different kind of beat with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra on Friday, January 10th. This Friday, they’ll be performing “Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony” at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The concert begins at 8 PM and promises an evening of classical music excellence that will captivate your senses. Sports fans will want to spend Saturday, January 11th, at the M&T Bank Stadium, where the Baltimore Ravens will face off against the Cleveland Browns. Kickoff is at 1 PM, making it a prime opportunity to experience the electric atmosphere of a live NFL game. Bundle up and join in the excitement as hometown pride fills the stadium. For those looking for family-friendly activities, the Maryland Science Center offers interactive exhibits that are fun for all ages. The “Science and Magic” exhibit, running all week long, showcases the science behind classic magic tricks and illusions. It’s a great way to spend an afternoon, and you’ll likely learn something new along the way! Finally, wrap up your week with some good ol’ laughter at the Creative Alliance, which is hosting a comedy night on Sunday, January 12th. Featuring stand-up performances from some of Baltimore’s finest comedians, this event is a perfect way to end your week on a high note. Shows start at 7 PM, and tickets are available online or at the door. Baltimore is filled with charm and excitement this week, offering something for everyone. From impactful art and exhilarating sports to mesmerizing music and enlightening science, dive into what makes Charm City truly special. Enjoy! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 176 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2896918538 Baltimore is buzzing with excitement as the first week of 2025 kicks off with a host of exciting events set to dazzle both locals and visitors alike. If you're looking to revel in the vibrant culture, dine on delectable cuisine, or explore exciting entertainment, Charm City has got you covered. Here’s your ultimate guide to making the most out of this week in Baltimore. **Thursday, January 2nd:** Start your Thursday at the American Visionary Art Museum, where the new exhibit "Creative Constellations" explores the cosmic connection between art and science. This exhibit delves into how artists interpret the universe and is perfect for curious minds. In the evening, head to The Charles Theatre for an independent film screening. This historic cinema is showing a selection of critically acclaimed indie films that promise to inspire and entertain. **Friday, January 3rd:** On Friday, take a stroll through the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar, one of the most beloved markets on the East Coast. Enjoy fresh produce, local crafts, and a variety of food vendors. It's the perfect spot to grab a unique breakfast or early lunch. Later, immerse yourself in the rhythm at The Baltimore Soundstage, where the Jazz and Blues Festival is kicking off a weekend of soulful performances. Don't miss Baltimore’s own jazz prodigy, Marcus “The Sax Warrior” Patterson, who will electrify the stage at 9 PM. **Saturday, January 4th:** Saturday morning is perfect for family fun at The Maryland Science Center's special "Winter Wonder Lab" event. Kids and adults alike can engage in hands-on experiments and explore interactive exhibits centered on winter-themed science. For sports enthusiasts, catch the Ravens in their upcoming playoff game at M&T Bank Stadium. The atmosphere is set to be electric as fans gather to cheer on their team. Be sure to dress warmly and join the sea of purple pride. **Sunday, January 5th:** Wind down on Sunday with a leisurely brunch at The Bluebird Cocktail Room & Terrace, where you can savor artisanal dishes and sip creative cocktails. The cozy ambiance and unique flavor combinations will surely nourish your senses. In the afternoon, explore the historic neighborhood of Fell's Point with a guided walking tour. Discover the rich maritime history and enjoy browsing the quaint shops filled with treasures. To end your week on a soulful note, the Peabody Institute is hosting a classical concert featuring works from Mozart and Beethoven. The acoustics in the elegant hall make for an unforgettable auditory experience, perfect for music lovers. **Throughout the Week:** Don't miss the chance to visit Hampden’s Miracle on 34th Street, a beloved annual light display that runs through early January. Wander the whimsical, illuminated street and take in the creativity and holiday cheer that Baltimoreans proudly present. Whether you're a history buff, art aficionado, foodie, or sports fan, Baltimore offers something for everyone this week. Embrace the This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 02 Jan 2025 10:00:46 -0000 full Inception Point AI Baltimore is buzzing with excitement as the first week of 2025 kicks off with a host of exciting events set to dazzle both locals and visitors alike. If you're looking to revel in the vibrant culture, dine on delectable cuisine, or explore exciting entertainment, Charm City has got you covered. Here’s your ultimate guide to making the most out of this week in Baltimore. **Thursday, January 2nd:** Start your Thursday at the American Visionary Art Museum, where the new exhibit "Creative Constellations" explores the cosmic connection between art and science. This exhibit delves into how artists interpret the universe and is perfect for curious minds. In the evening, head to The Charles Theatre for an independent film screening. This historic cinema is showing a selection of critically acclaimed indie films that promise to inspire and entertain. **Friday, January 3rd:** On Friday, take a stroll through the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar, one of the most beloved markets on the East Coast. Enjoy fresh produce, local crafts, and a variety of food vendors. It's the perfect spot to grab a unique breakfast or early lunch. Later, immerse yourself in the rhythm at The Baltimore Soundstage, where the Jazz and Blues Festival is kicking off a weekend of soulful performances. Don't miss Baltimore’s own jazz prodigy, Marcus “The Sax Warrior” Patterson, who will electrify the stage at 9 PM. **Saturday, January 4th:** Saturday morning is perfect for family fun at The Maryland Science Center's special "Winter Wonder Lab" event. Kids and adults alike can engage in hands-on experiments and explore interactive exhibits centered on winter-themed science. For sports enthusiasts, catch the Ravens in their upcoming playoff game at M&T Bank Stadium. The atmosphere is set to be electric as fans gather to cheer on their team. Be sure to dress warmly and join the sea of purple pride. **Sunday, January 5th:** Wind down on Sunday with a leisurely brunch at The Bluebird Cocktail Room & Terrace, where you can savor artisanal dishes and sip creative cocktails. The cozy ambiance and unique flavor combinations will surely nourish your senses. In the afternoon, explore the historic neighborhood of Fell's Point with a guided walking tour. Discover the rich maritime history and enjoy browsing the quaint shops filled with treasures. To end your week on a soulful note, the Peabody Institute is hosting a classical concert featuring works from Mozart and Beethoven. The acoustics in the elegant hall make for an unforgettable auditory experience, perfect for music lovers. **Throughout the Week:** Don't miss the chance to visit Hampden’s Miracle on 34th Street, a beloved annual light display that runs through early January. Wander the whimsical, illuminated street and take in the creativity and holiday cheer that Baltimoreans proudly present. Whether you're a history buff, art aficionado, foodie, or sports fan, Baltimore offers something for everyone this week. Embrace the This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 203 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9067022828 Looking for some excitement in Baltimore as we close out 2024 and welcome a brand new year? Charm City has a packed agenda to keep you entertained this week. Here's your guide to the most exciting events happening around Baltimore, Maryland, from December 30th to January 5th. **Monday, December 30:** Kick off your week by visiting the spectacular “Miracle on 34th Street” light display in Hampden, one of Baltimore's most beloved holiday traditions. The street is lined with dazzling decorations and glowing displays, offering a festive atmosphere perfect for an evening stroll. **Tuesday, December 31: New Year’s Eve Extravaganza** Get ready to ring in 2025 with style! Head to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor for the New Year’s Eve Spectacular. The festivities begin at 9 p.m. with live music and vendors along the harbor. Stick around for the incredible fireworks display starting at midnight, lighting up the sky over the Patapsco River. For those looking for a culinary celebration, book a table at one of the city's acclaimed restaurants like Charleston or Woodberry Kitchen, where special New Year’s Eve menus are sure to delight your taste buds. **Wednesday, January 1:** Ease into the new year with the Polar Bear Plunge at Sandy Point State Park. This refreshing dip in the Chesapeake Bay supports Maryland Special Olympics, and it's a fun and invigorating way to start 2025. Alternatively, if you prefer staying indoors, visit the National Aquarium, which remains open with its captivating exhibits featuring everything from mesmerizing jellyfish to playful dolphins. **Thursday, January 2:** Take a cultural break with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art, currently showcasing a temporary exhibit featuring contemporary works by emerging artists. It's a must-see for art aficionados! **Friday, January 3:** Catch a performance by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Experience the enchanting compositions of Beethoven in an evening designed to provide a perfect blend of classical music and coinciding seasonal celebrations. **Saturday, January 4:** Entertain the whole family at the Maryland Science Center, which is hosting a special “Winter Wonderland” event with hands-on activities and interactive exhibits that are sure to fascinate both kids and adults alike. Later, explore the vibrant Hampden neighborhood for some post-holiday sales in its quirky shops and enjoy coffee at one of the cozy cafes that line the streets. **Sunday, January 5:** Round off your week with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum, famous for its unique and unconventional art pieces. Take part in the museum’s guided tours and uncover the stories behind the outsider artworks. In the evening, why not enjoy a relaxed dinner at Fell’s Point, a historic waterfront neighborhood with plenty of pub-style eateries and lively taverns. Listen to live music and immerse yourself in the local nightlife before winding down the weekend. With these eve This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 30 Dec 2024 10:03:12 -0000 full Inception Point AI Looking for some excitement in Baltimore as we close out 2024 and welcome a brand new year? Charm City has a packed agenda to keep you entertained this week. Here's your guide to the most exciting events happening around Baltimore, Maryland, from December 30th to January 5th. **Monday, December 30:** Kick off your week by visiting the spectacular “Miracle on 34th Street” light display in Hampden, one of Baltimore's most beloved holiday traditions. The street is lined with dazzling decorations and glowing displays, offering a festive atmosphere perfect for an evening stroll. **Tuesday, December 31: New Year’s Eve Extravaganza** Get ready to ring in 2025 with style! Head to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor for the New Year’s Eve Spectacular. The festivities begin at 9 p.m. with live music and vendors along the harbor. Stick around for the incredible fireworks display starting at midnight, lighting up the sky over the Patapsco River. For those looking for a culinary celebration, book a table at one of the city's acclaimed restaurants like Charleston or Woodberry Kitchen, where special New Year’s Eve menus are sure to delight your taste buds. **Wednesday, January 1:** Ease into the new year with the Polar Bear Plunge at Sandy Point State Park. This refreshing dip in the Chesapeake Bay supports Maryland Special Olympics, and it's a fun and invigorating way to start 2025. Alternatively, if you prefer staying indoors, visit the National Aquarium, which remains open with its captivating exhibits featuring everything from mesmerizing jellyfish to playful dolphins. **Thursday, January 2:** Take a cultural break with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art, currently showcasing a temporary exhibit featuring contemporary works by emerging artists. It's a must-see for art aficionados! **Friday, January 3:** Catch a performance by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Experience the enchanting compositions of Beethoven in an evening designed to provide a perfect blend of classical music and coinciding seasonal celebrations. **Saturday, January 4:** Entertain the whole family at the Maryland Science Center, which is hosting a special “Winter Wonderland” event with hands-on activities and interactive exhibits that are sure to fascinate both kids and adults alike. Later, explore the vibrant Hampden neighborhood for some post-holiday sales in its quirky shops and enjoy coffee at one of the cozy cafes that line the streets. **Sunday, January 5:** Round off your week with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum, famous for its unique and unconventional art pieces. Take part in the museum’s guided tours and uncover the stories behind the outsider artworks. In the evening, why not enjoy a relaxed dinner at Fell’s Point, a historic waterfront neighborhood with plenty of pub-style eateries and lively taverns. Listen to live music and immerse yourself in the local nightlife before winding down the weekend. With these eve This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 213 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI7582298648 Looking to explore Charm City this week? Baltimore is abuzz with events that promise a mix of holiday spirit and cultural flair, perfect for keeping the festive cheer alive post-Christmas. Here are some top picks for events in Baltimore through the weekend. **Thursday, December 26:** Start your day with a visit to the National Aquarium for their Winter Waters celebration. Throughout the day, enjoy festive decorations and special holiday programming. Don’t miss the daily animal encounters where you can learn more about the Aquarium's diverse sea creatures. In the evening, head over to Harbor East for their annual Lighted Boat Parade. A unique maritime twist to the holiday season, this event features boats decked out with lights and festive decorations. The parade begins at 6 PM and can be viewed from various points along the harbor. Bundle up and enjoy the festivities! **Friday, December 27:** Discover the artistic side of Baltimore with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art’s “Season of Light” exhibit. This special exhibit features works that explore themes of illumination and celebration, including luminist paintings and modern installations. It's a serene way to appreciate art during this festive season. For a lively evening, catch a performance at the Hippodrome Theatre. This week, the theater is showcasing the timeless classic “The Nutcracker,” presented by the Ballet Theatre of Maryland. Showtimes vary, so check out their schedule for the best fit. **Saturday, December 28:** Bring the family to Port Discovery Children's Museum for their Winter Wonderland weekend. From 10 AM to 5 PM, kids can partake in winter-themed activities, interactive exhibits, and craft workshops that spark creativity and joy. In the evening, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents their Holiday Celebration concert at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Enjoy renditions of classic holiday music, perfect for getting everyone in the festive spirit. **Sunday, December 29:** Start your Sunday with brunch at one of Baltimore’s famed eateries. Miss Shirley's Cafe offers a cozy atmosphere and a menu loaded with delightful brunch specials—don't miss their signature crab cakes. For afternoon relaxation, visit the Cylburn Arboretum for a winter walk. Even in winter, this 200-acre urban oasis offers scenic beauty and a peaceful environment, ideal for a leisurely stroll. To cap off the week, head over to Power Plant Live! for their “Winter is Coming” event. This unique experience features an ice bar, fire pits, and live entertainment from local bands. It’s a vibrant way to enjoy local culture and music, with plenty of cheer to go around. Whether you're looking for family-friendly fun or a night out, Baltimore offers an array of activities to fill your week. Enjoy the beautiful mix of arts, culture, and holiday celebrations the city has to offer! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 26 Dec 2024 09:59:04 -0000 full Inception Point AI Looking to explore Charm City this week? Baltimore is abuzz with events that promise a mix of holiday spirit and cultural flair, perfect for keeping the festive cheer alive post-Christmas. Here are some top picks for events in Baltimore through the weekend. **Thursday, December 26:** Start your day with a visit to the National Aquarium for their Winter Waters celebration. Throughout the day, enjoy festive decorations and special holiday programming. Don’t miss the daily animal encounters where you can learn more about the Aquarium's diverse sea creatures. In the evening, head over to Harbor East for their annual Lighted Boat Parade. A unique maritime twist to the holiday season, this event features boats decked out with lights and festive decorations. The parade begins at 6 PM and can be viewed from various points along the harbor. Bundle up and enjoy the festivities! **Friday, December 27:** Discover the artistic side of Baltimore with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art’s “Season of Light” exhibit. This special exhibit features works that explore themes of illumination and celebration, including luminist paintings and modern installations. It's a serene way to appreciate art during this festive season. For a lively evening, catch a performance at the Hippodrome Theatre. This week, the theater is showcasing the timeless classic “The Nutcracker,” presented by the Ballet Theatre of Maryland. Showtimes vary, so check out their schedule for the best fit. **Saturday, December 28:** Bring the family to Port Discovery Children's Museum for their Winter Wonderland weekend. From 10 AM to 5 PM, kids can partake in winter-themed activities, interactive exhibits, and craft workshops that spark creativity and joy. In the evening, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents their Holiday Celebration concert at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Enjoy renditions of classic holiday music, perfect for getting everyone in the festive spirit. **Sunday, December 29:** Start your Sunday with brunch at one of Baltimore’s famed eateries. Miss Shirley's Cafe offers a cozy atmosphere and a menu loaded with delightful brunch specials—don't miss their signature crab cakes. For afternoon relaxation, visit the Cylburn Arboretum for a winter walk. Even in winter, this 200-acre urban oasis offers scenic beauty and a peaceful environment, ideal for a leisurely stroll. To cap off the week, head over to Power Plant Live! for their “Winter is Coming” event. This unique experience features an ice bar, fire pits, and live entertainment from local bands. It’s a vibrant way to enjoy local culture and music, with plenty of cheer to go around. Whether you're looking for family-friendly fun or a night out, Baltimore offers an array of activities to fill your week. Enjoy the beautiful mix of arts, culture, and holiday celebrations the city has to offer! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 190 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI2700338115 Explore the vibrant city of Baltimore this holiday week, filled with festive spirit and an array of exciting events for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're a local resident or just visiting, there are plenty of activities to make your days merry and bright. **Monday, December 23** Kick off your week with a visit to the **Christmas Village in Baltimore**, located at West Shore Park at the Inner Harbor. Modeled after a traditional German Christmas market, this event features dozens of vendors offering holiday treats, gifts, crafts, and a lively atmosphere. Sip on some warm mulled wine while exploring handmade gifts and seasonal goodies. **Tuesday, December 24** Celebrate Christmas Eve by checking out the dazzling **Miracle on 34th Street** in Hampden. This beloved annual event transforms the neighborhood with spectacular light displays crafted by local residents. Take a stroll down the street after sunset to fully embrace the holiday cheer. **Wednesday, December 25** On Christmas Day, enjoy a relaxed visit to the **National Aquarium**. Open from noon, you can discover the incredible aquatic life from the depths of the ocean to the rivers of Maryland. With fewer crowds than usual, it's an ideal way to spend the holiday with family or friends. **Thursday, December 26** As the holiday buzz continues, dive into some cultural enrichment at the **Baltimore Museum of Art**. Free to the public, the museum hosts a vast collection of artworks, including pieces by Matisse, Picasso, and Cézanne. Check out their current exhibition, which offers a fresh take on modern art. **Friday, December 27** Gear up for the weekend with an evening of laughter at **Baltimore's Comedy Factory**. The lineup this weekend promises to crack you up with stand-up performances by some of the funniest comedians in the scene. Grab your tickets in advance as this popular venue tends to fill up fast. **Saturday, December 28** Spend Saturday exploring the local culinary scene at **Lexington Market**. Known for its array of food vendors, it's a great spot to sample Baltimore classics like crab cakes and more unique offerings. Later, head to the **Power Plant Live!** for live music and entertainment to spice up your night. **Sunday, December 29** Conclude your week with some relaxation and reflection at **Historic Ships in Baltimore**. Tour the USS Constellation or the USS Torsk and delve into the maritime heritage of the city. In the evening, attend the candlelit **Evening Vespers** at the nearby historic church to wind down and find peace as the year draws to a close. Baltimore is bursting with seasonal charm and plenty of activities this holiday week. Whether you're indulging in the festive market, appreciating art, or enjoying live entertainment, there's something in Charm City for everyone to enjoy. Happy holidays and enjoy your time in Baltimore! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 23 Dec 2024 14:14:54 -0000 full Inception Point AI Explore the vibrant city of Baltimore this holiday week, filled with festive spirit and an array of exciting events for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're a local resident or just visiting, there are plenty of activities to make your days merry and bright. **Monday, December 23** Kick off your week with a visit to the **Christmas Village in Baltimore**, located at West Shore Park at the Inner Harbor. Modeled after a traditional German Christmas market, this event features dozens of vendors offering holiday treats, gifts, crafts, and a lively atmosphere. Sip on some warm mulled wine while exploring handmade gifts and seasonal goodies. **Tuesday, December 24** Celebrate Christmas Eve by checking out the dazzling **Miracle on 34th Street** in Hampden. This beloved annual event transforms the neighborhood with spectacular light displays crafted by local residents. Take a stroll down the street after sunset to fully embrace the holiday cheer. **Wednesday, December 25** On Christmas Day, enjoy a relaxed visit to the **National Aquarium**. Open from noon, you can discover the incredible aquatic life from the depths of the ocean to the rivers of Maryland. With fewer crowds than usual, it's an ideal way to spend the holiday with family or friends. **Thursday, December 26** As the holiday buzz continues, dive into some cultural enrichment at the **Baltimore Museum of Art**. Free to the public, the museum hosts a vast collection of artworks, including pieces by Matisse, Picasso, and Cézanne. Check out their current exhibition, which offers a fresh take on modern art. **Friday, December 27** Gear up for the weekend with an evening of laughter at **Baltimore's Comedy Factory**. The lineup this weekend promises to crack you up with stand-up performances by some of the funniest comedians in the scene. Grab your tickets in advance as this popular venue tends to fill up fast. **Saturday, December 28** Spend Saturday exploring the local culinary scene at **Lexington Market**. Known for its array of food vendors, it's a great spot to sample Baltimore classics like crab cakes and more unique offerings. Later, head to the **Power Plant Live!** for live music and entertainment to spice up your night. **Sunday, December 29** Conclude your week with some relaxation and reflection at **Historic Ships in Baltimore**. Tour the USS Constellation or the USS Torsk and delve into the maritime heritage of the city. In the evening, attend the candlelit **Evening Vespers** at the nearby historic church to wind down and find peace as the year draws to a close. Baltimore is bursting with seasonal charm and plenty of activities this holiday week. Whether you're indulging in the festive market, appreciating art, or enjoying live entertainment, there's something in Charm City for everyone to enjoy. Happy holidays and enjoy your time in Baltimore! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 190 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI5237711174 Embrace the festive spirit in Baltimore, Maryland, as we dive into an exhilarating array of events and activities throughout the city today and into the weekend. Whether you're a local or just visiting, Baltimore's vibrant culture and holiday cheer offer something for everyone. **Thursday, December 19th:** Start your day at the Christmas Village in Baltimore at West Shore Park. Inspired by the traditional German Christmas markets, this delightful setup features over 50 vendors offering everything from authentic German fare to handcrafted gifts. Don’t miss out on the charming wooden huts and twinkling lights that create a mesmerizing atmosphere. In the evening, head to Fells Point for the annual Festival of Firs. The historic neighborhood transforms into a winter wonderland with decorated Christmas trees lining the streets. Enjoy live music and delectable treats from local eateries, and vote for your favorite tree. **Friday, December 20th:** Get your cultural fix at the Baltimore Museum of Art with their Holiday Family Festival. This event encourages creativity with art-making workshops, storytelling, and a special meet-and-greet with Santa. It's a perfect outing for art lovers and families alike, and best of all, admission is free. As night falls, make your way to the Inner Harbor for the Lighted Boat Parade. Witness a procession of dazzlingly decorated boats as they sail through the harbor, illuminating the night sky. Find a spot along the promenade for the best views and bask in the festive ambiance. **Saturday, December 21st:** Kick off the weekend with a trip to the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar. Open until noon, this bustling market is not just for fresh produce. Snap up unique gifts and indulge in breakfast from local vendors as you soak in the community vibe. In the afternoon, catch a performance of "The Nutcracker" by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. This enchanting ballet is a holiday classic, and the spectacular performance by local talent is sure to captivate audiences of all ages. **Sunday, December 22nd:** End your week with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum for their Grand Bald Eggmas Faire. This quirky holiday event features art activities, live music, and a visit from the "Bald Eggman." It's an eccentric celebration that perfectly embodies Baltimore's unique spirit. In the evening, unwind with a stroll through Hampden's Miracle on 34th Street. This famous holiday light display sees a row of houses decked out with extravagant holiday decorations, attracting visitors from all over for its dazzling spectacle. With so much to see and do, Baltimore promises a thrilling week packed with festive joy and cultural richness. Whether you're exploring markets, enjoying performances, or simply wandering through the picturesque streets, you're in for a memorable time. Happy holidays! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 19 Dec 2024 09:59:54 -0000 full Inception Point AI Embrace the festive spirit in Baltimore, Maryland, as we dive into an exhilarating array of events and activities throughout the city today and into the weekend. Whether you're a local or just visiting, Baltimore's vibrant culture and holiday cheer offer something for everyone. **Thursday, December 19th:** Start your day at the Christmas Village in Baltimore at West Shore Park. Inspired by the traditional German Christmas markets, this delightful setup features over 50 vendors offering everything from authentic German fare to handcrafted gifts. Don’t miss out on the charming wooden huts and twinkling lights that create a mesmerizing atmosphere. In the evening, head to Fells Point for the annual Festival of Firs. The historic neighborhood transforms into a winter wonderland with decorated Christmas trees lining the streets. Enjoy live music and delectable treats from local eateries, and vote for your favorite tree. **Friday, December 20th:** Get your cultural fix at the Baltimore Museum of Art with their Holiday Family Festival. This event encourages creativity with art-making workshops, storytelling, and a special meet-and-greet with Santa. It's a perfect outing for art lovers and families alike, and best of all, admission is free. As night falls, make your way to the Inner Harbor for the Lighted Boat Parade. Witness a procession of dazzlingly decorated boats as they sail through the harbor, illuminating the night sky. Find a spot along the promenade for the best views and bask in the festive ambiance. **Saturday, December 21st:** Kick off the weekend with a trip to the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar. Open until noon, this bustling market is not just for fresh produce. Snap up unique gifts and indulge in breakfast from local vendors as you soak in the community vibe. In the afternoon, catch a performance of "The Nutcracker" by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. This enchanting ballet is a holiday classic, and the spectacular performance by local talent is sure to captivate audiences of all ages. **Sunday, December 22nd:** End your week with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum for their Grand Bald Eggmas Faire. This quirky holiday event features art activities, live music, and a visit from the "Bald Eggman." It's an eccentric celebration that perfectly embodies Baltimore's unique spirit. In the evening, unwind with a stroll through Hampden's Miracle on 34th Street. This famous holiday light display sees a row of houses decked out with extravagant holiday decorations, attracting visitors from all over for its dazzling spectacle. With so much to see and do, Baltimore promises a thrilling week packed with festive joy and cultural richness. Whether you're exploring markets, enjoying performances, or simply wandering through the picturesque streets, you're in for a memorable time. Happy holidays! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 235 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI9722889831 Experience the holiday magic in Baltimore, Maryland this week with an array of events that capture the spirit of the season! Pack your itinerary with festive fun, cultural festivities, and unique holiday shopping adventures. Start your week with a visit to the B&O Railroad Museum’s 2024 “Holiday Festival of Trains.” Running through the end of December, this annual tradition features a remarkable display of model trains, interactive layouts, and a spectacular 30-foot Christmas tree in the historic Roundhouse. Engage with the Polar Express story and enjoy a ride on a train car beautifully decorated for the holidays, perfect for families with young children. On Wednesday, enjoy a memorable evening at the annual Miracle on 34th Street in Hampden. This iconic Baltimore street light display transforms the neighborhood into a dazzling winter wonderland. Be sure to wander through the quirky Boutiques of Hampden while you're there, perfect for last-minute shoppers seeking unique and locally made gifts. Thursday beckons with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art, where you can explore the “Winter Night” exhibition. This captivating showcase of winter-themed artworks from different eras provides a cozy way to enjoy art in the warmth indoors. Admission is free, allowing for a leisurely walk through the galleries. Sliding into Friday, December 20th, celebrate by attending the “Christmas Village in Baltimore” at West Shore Park. This German-style market is a delightful blend of festive foods, unique gifts, and cultural entertainment, set against the backdrop of Inner Harbor’s shimmering waters. Don’t miss the chance to indulge in traditional treats like bratwurst, schnitzels, and mulled wine. As the weekend begins, plan for a festive Saturday at the National Aquarium’s “Fin-tastic Holiday Party.” From December 21 to 22, the Aquarium invites families to enjoy festive crafts, scavenger hunts, and special animal encounters all with a holiday twist. The luminous “Dolphin Celebration” show is a highlight, drawing visitors young and old into the spirit of the season. Finally, wrap up your week on Sunday by immersing yourself in the culturally rich “Kwanzaa Celebration” at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum. This event on December 22 will feature traditional music, performances, and crafts that celebrate African heritage and community. This week in Baltimore promises joy for all ages – from captivating holiday displays and vibrant cultural experiences to unique shopping opportunities. Enjoy the beauty of the city, the company of loved ones, and the cheer of the season in Charm City! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Mon, 16 Dec 2024 10:00:22 -0000 trailer Inception Point AI Experience the holiday magic in Baltimore, Maryland this week with an array of events that capture the spirit of the season! Pack your itinerary with festive fun, cultural festivities, and unique holiday shopping adventures. Start your week with a visit to the B&O Railroad Museum’s 2024 “Holiday Festival of Trains.” Running through the end of December, this annual tradition features a remarkable display of model trains, interactive layouts, and a spectacular 30-foot Christmas tree in the historic Roundhouse. Engage with the Polar Express story and enjoy a ride on a train car beautifully decorated for the holidays, perfect for families with young children. On Wednesday, enjoy a memorable evening at the annual Miracle on 34th Street in Hampden. This iconic Baltimore street light display transforms the neighborhood into a dazzling winter wonderland. Be sure to wander through the quirky Boutiques of Hampden while you're there, perfect for last-minute shoppers seeking unique and locally made gifts. Thursday beckons with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art, where you can explore the “Winter Night” exhibition. This captivating showcase of winter-themed artworks from different eras provides a cozy way to enjoy art in the warmth indoors. Admission is free, allowing for a leisurely walk through the galleries. Sliding into Friday, December 20th, celebrate by attending the “Christmas Village in Baltimore” at West Shore Park. This German-style market is a delightful blend of festive foods, unique gifts, and cultural entertainment, set against the backdrop of Inner Harbor’s shimmering waters. Don’t miss the chance to indulge in traditional treats like bratwurst, schnitzels, and mulled wine. As the weekend begins, plan for a festive Saturday at the National Aquarium’s “Fin-tastic Holiday Party.” From December 21 to 22, the Aquarium invites families to enjoy festive crafts, scavenger hunts, and special animal encounters all with a holiday twist. The luminous “Dolphin Celebration” show is a highlight, drawing visitors young and old into the spirit of the season. Finally, wrap up your week on Sunday by immersing yourself in the culturally rich “Kwanzaa Celebration” at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum. This event on December 22 will feature traditional music, performances, and crafts that celebrate African heritage and community. This week in Baltimore promises joy for all ages – from captivating holiday displays and vibrant cultural experiences to unique shopping opportunities. Enjoy the beauty of the city, the company of loved ones, and the cheer of the season in Charm City! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 173 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI6131691630 I can't provide real-time event information or conduct live internet searches, but I can certainly give you a friendly guide to some activities you might typically enjoy in Baltimore, Maryland, during December. Baltimore, known for its vibrant culture and rich history, offers a wide array of events that locals and tourists alike enjoy, especially as the holiday season approaches. One of Baltimore's most beloved traditions this time of year is the "Miracle on 34th Street" in Hampden. This event transforms 34th Street into a dazzling display of Christmas lights and creatively decorated houses. You'll find everything from traditional lights to quirky and unique displays, often involving themes or pop culture references. The street is lit up every night, and it’s completely free to stroll through, making it a perfect evening outing for families, friends, and couples. Visit the Inner Harbor for a spectacular experience on the water with the "Parade of Lighted Boats." During this festive event, dozens of boats adorned with holiday lights and decorations sail through the harbor. It usually takes place on a weekend evening, and you can enjoy the view from numerous spots around the harbor. Be sure to grab a cup of hot cocoa and bundle up as you admire this unique parade. If you’re a fan of holiday markets, the Christmas Village in Baltimore at West Shore Park is a must-visit. Featuring a mix of indoor and outdoor vendors, this German-style Christmas market offers everything from authentic German food and mulled wine to handmade gifts and traditional Christmas ornaments. It's an ideal spot to find a unique holiday gift or enjoy a bratwurst and pretzel while listening to live music. For art enthusiasts, the Baltimore Museum of Art often features seasonal exhibitions. Make sure to check their calendar for any special events or exhibits that might be running this week. Additionally, many local galleries and artist studios host open houses and special events during the holiday season, offering a great opportunity to support local artists. If you're in the mood for theater, consider catching a performance by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra or a seasonal show at the Hippodrome Theatre. Both venues typically host holiday-themed performances, which can range from classical music concerts to delightful renditions of holiday classics like "The Nutcracker." For a dose of history and a bit of exercise, take a walking tour of Fells Point, one of Baltimore’s oldest neighborhoods. Historic homes and cobblestone streets are dressed for the holidays, and you’ll find plenty of charming shops and cozy restaurants to pop into along the way. Finally, sports enthusiasts should check the local schedules for any Ravens or Orioles fan events or games scheduled during your visit. Local bars and restaurants often have lively gatherings on game days. Remember, while these activities are based on typical events in Baltimore during December, it's always a good idea to verify t This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Thu, 12 Dec 2024 18:12:06 -0000 full Inception Point AI I can't provide real-time event information or conduct live internet searches, but I can certainly give you a friendly guide to some activities you might typically enjoy in Baltimore, Maryland, during December. Baltimore, known for its vibrant culture and rich history, offers a wide array of events that locals and tourists alike enjoy, especially as the holiday season approaches. One of Baltimore's most beloved traditions this time of year is the "Miracle on 34th Street" in Hampden. This event transforms 34th Street into a dazzling display of Christmas lights and creatively decorated houses. You'll find everything from traditional lights to quirky and unique displays, often involving themes or pop culture references. The street is lit up every night, and it’s completely free to stroll through, making it a perfect evening outing for families, friends, and couples. Visit the Inner Harbor for a spectacular experience on the water with the "Parade of Lighted Boats." During this festive event, dozens of boats adorned with holiday lights and decorations sail through the harbor. It usually takes place on a weekend evening, and you can enjoy the view from numerous spots around the harbor. Be sure to grab a cup of hot cocoa and bundle up as you admire this unique parade. If you’re a fan of holiday markets, the Christmas Village in Baltimore at West Shore Park is a must-visit. Featuring a mix of indoor and outdoor vendors, this German-style Christmas market offers everything from authentic German food and mulled wine to handmade gifts and traditional Christmas ornaments. It's an ideal spot to find a unique holiday gift or enjoy a bratwurst and pretzel while listening to live music. For art enthusiasts, the Baltimore Museum of Art often features seasonal exhibitions. Make sure to check their calendar for any special events or exhibits that might be running this week. Additionally, many local galleries and artist studios host open houses and special events during the holiday season, offering a great opportunity to support local artists. If you're in the mood for theater, consider catching a performance by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra or a seasonal show at the Hippodrome Theatre. Both venues typically host holiday-themed performances, which can range from classical music concerts to delightful renditions of holiday classics like "The Nutcracker." For a dose of history and a bit of exercise, take a walking tour of Fells Point, one of Baltimore’s oldest neighborhoods. Historic homes and cobblestone streets are dressed for the holidays, and you’ll find plenty of charming shops and cozy restaurants to pop into along the way. Finally, sports enthusiasts should check the local schedules for any Ravens or Orioles fan events or games scheduled during your visit. Local bars and restaurants often have lively gatherings on game days. Remember, while these activities are based on typical events in Baltimore during December, it's always a good idea to verify t This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 205 https://player.megaphone.fm/NPTNI4177230510 Hello, Baltimore! Whether you're a local or just visiting, there's always something exciting happening in Charm City. Today is August 6, 2024, and you're in for a delightful week packed with events, music, food, and fun. Here's your guide to what's happening in Baltimore this week and weekend. **Tuesday, August 6:** Kick off your week with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art. They have a special exhibit, "Fashion and Modernity," exploring the relationship between contemporary fashion and modern art. Free entry on Tuesdays makes it the perfect cultural excursion. In the evening, head over to the Waterfront Partnership's "Waterfront Wellness" program, featuring free fitness classes at West Shore Park. Today's class is Sunset Yoga at 6:30 PM. Surround yourself with beautiful Inner Harbor views while stretching and strengthening your body. **Wednesday, August 7:** It’s a great day for sports fans as the Baltimore Orioles face off against the New York Yankees at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The game starts at 7:05 PM. Grab some classic ballpark snacks and cheer on the home team. After the game, explore the Fells Point neighborhood. Known for its cobblestone streets and vibrant nightlife, Fells Point offers a plethora of pubs, bars, and seafood restaurants. **Thursday, August 8:** Make your way to Lexington Market, one of the country’s oldest public markets, which is freshly revitalized. At lunchtime, you can sample everything from Baltimore’s famous crab cakes to international delicacies. Don’t miss Faidley Seafood, a local landmark. In the evening, take in some culture with the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s outdoor performance at the Patapsco Female Institute Historic Park. Tonight's show is "A Midsummer Night’s Dream" starting at 7:30 PM. Bring a blanket and some snacks for a magical night under the stars. **Friday, August 9:** Baltimore’s First Friday Art Walk in the Highlandtown Arts District is a must. Galleries, studios, and shops open their doors from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM, offering a chance to meet local artists and enjoy live music and refreshments. Later, wrap up the night at Power Plant Live!, where you'll find a lively mix of bars, clubs, and live entertainment options. Don’t miss Drag Bingo at Angel’s Rock Bar for a fun and unique experience. **Saturday, August 10:** Start your weekend with the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar under the Jones Falls Expressway from 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM. This bustling market is perfect for picking up fresh produce, baked goods, and handcrafted items. In the afternoon, head to the American Visionary Art Museum, where you can explore the fascinating world of outsider art. Their current exhibit, "Abundance," features whimsical and thought-provoking pieces that are sure to inspire. Cap your day with dinner at the iconic Little Italy neighborhood. Enjoy authentic Italian cuisine at restaurants like Sabatino’s or Da Mimmo, and don’t forget to stop by Vaccaro's Italian Pastry Shop for dessert. **Su This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. Tue, 06 Aug 2024 18:52:51 -0000 full Inception Point AI Hello, Baltimore! Whether you're a local or just visiting, there's always something exciting happening in Charm City. Today is August 6, 2024, and you're in for a delightful week packed with events, music, food, and fun. Here's your guide to what's happening in Baltimore this week and weekend. **Tuesday, August 6:** Kick off your week with a visit to the Baltimore Museum of Art. They have a special exhibit, "Fashion and Modernity," exploring the relationship between contemporary fashion and modern art. Free entry on Tuesdays makes it the perfect cultural excursion. In the evening, head over to the Waterfront Partnership's "Waterfront Wellness" program, featuring free fitness classes at West Shore Park. Today's class is Sunset Yoga at 6:30 PM. Surround yourself with beautiful Inner Harbor views while stretching and strengthening your body. **Wednesday, August 7:** It’s a great day for sports fans as the Baltimore Orioles face off against the New York Yankees at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The game starts at 7:05 PM. Grab some classic ballpark snacks and cheer on the home team. After the game, explore the Fells Point neighborhood. Known for its cobblestone streets and vibrant nightlife, Fells Point offers a plethora of pubs, bars, and seafood restaurants. **Thursday, August 8:** Make your way to Lexington Market, one of the country’s oldest public markets, which is freshly revitalized. At lunchtime, you can sample everything from Baltimore’s famous crab cakes to international delicacies. Don’t miss Faidley Seafood, a local landmark. In the evening, take in some culture with the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s outdoor performance at the Patapsco Female Institute Historic Park. Tonight's show is "A Midsummer Night’s Dream" starting at 7:30 PM. Bring a blanket and some snacks for a magical night under the stars. **Friday, August 9:** Baltimore’s First Friday Art Walk in the Highlandtown Arts District is a must. Galleries, studios, and shops open their doors from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM, offering a chance to meet local artists and enjoy live music and refreshments. Later, wrap up the night at Power Plant Live!, where you'll find a lively mix of bars, clubs, and live entertainment options. Don’t miss Drag Bingo at Angel’s Rock Bar for a fun and unique experience. **Saturday, August 10:** Start your weekend with the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar under the Jones Falls Expressway from 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM. This bustling market is perfect for picking up fresh produce, baked goods, and handcrafted items. In the afternoon, head to the American Visionary Art Museum, where you can explore the fascinating world of outsider art. Their current exhibit, "Abundance," features whimsical and thought-provoking pieces that are sure to inspire. Cap your day with dinner at the iconic Little Italy neighborhood. Enjoy authentic Italian cuisine at restaurants like Sabatino’s or Da Mimmo, and don’t forget to stop by Vaccaro's Italian Pastry Shop for dessert. **Su This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI. 226