Special Events

Welcome to our special events section

May, 2010

  • Farmers' Market  
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    Sunday, May 02 - Sunday, December 19
    The 33rd annual Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar offers fresh produce, meats, herbs, flowers, crafts and more!  As Maryland's largest producers-only market, visitors can enjoy a one-of-a-kind shopping experience with economical prices. Located underneath the Jones Falls Expressway at Holliday & Saratoga Streets. *Look for the Charm City Circulator Street team August 22, September 5 & 12. They'll be on hand with information about the service.

July, 2010

  • Bob the Builder: Project "Build It!"  
    Port Discovery Children's Museum - Orange Route - Stop 201
    Thursday, July 01 - Sunday, January 02
    Bob the Builder and his Can-Do Crew invite aspiring builders and their families to help get the job done! Spend time in Sunflower Valley with Bob the Builder, Wendy and the rest of the Can-Do Crew. Children can practice their own fixing with kid-smart activities that build up their Can-Do attitudes and encourage them to be active. Families can also work together to install new parts to sinks in Bob the Builder's mobile home and in his building workshop, learn about water conservation, build the vehicle shelter, experiment with tools in Bob's building workshop and much more!
    410-727-8120
  • Harborplace Summer Concert Series  
    Harborplace Amphitheater - Orange Route - Stop 220
    Thursday, July 01 - Sunday, September 05
    CELEBRATE SUMMER IN THE CITY AT HARBORPLACE¹S SUMMER CONCERT SERIES WHAT: Harborplace & The Gallery, is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year! As part of the celebration, Harborplace will host anniversary events throughout the year including its exciting Summer Concert Series, which features a wide variety of musical performances. The Harborplace Amphitheater is the coolest place to see the area¹s greatest FREE concerts. Visit the Harborplace Amphitheater for an entertaining experience and the chance to groove to the cool sounds of Jazz, Latin, funk, soul and more. The free, family friendly concert performances along the scenic Inner Harbor backdrop run Memorial Day through Labor Day.
    410-332-4191
  • All Aboard for Train Ride Season!  
    B&O Railroad Museum - Orange Route - Stop 212
    Tuesday, July 20 - Monday, January 31
    Train ride season returns! Come take a round trip ride along the first commercial mile of railroad track, recognized as the birthplace of American railroading. With paid admission train ride tickets are $1.00 for children ages 2-12 and $2.00 for adults and seniors(60+). B&O Members are free! Train rides are offered Wednesday through Sunday, April through December and weekends in January. Train ride times are Wednesday through Friday at 11:30am, Saturday at 11am, 1pm, & 3pm, and Sunday at 12:30pm & 2:30pm. Train rides are subject to change or cancellation and are not guaranteed with your visit.
    410-752-2490
  • Open Studio Tours • Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower  
    Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower - Orange Route - Stop 205
    Tuesday, July 20 - Saturday, December 04
    Visit the newly renovated Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower to tour 
artists’ studios and view or purchase art. At 2pm, enjoy short plays and monologues in the Studio 11 Theater, located on the 11th floor.

September, 2010

  • Baltimore Summer Antiques Show  
    Baltimore Convention Center - Orange Route - Stop 219
    Thursday, September 02 - Sunday, September 05
    Described as Maryland's largest antiques event for collectors, now in it's 30th year with over 550 national and international dealers. Patrons can visit the Antiques Show offering a selection of items from the antiquities to the 20th century, including the Deco and Modernist periods, featuring fine art and furniture in elegant, room-setting displays. Or visit the Antiquarian Book Fair with over 60 dealers offering rare books, first editions, fine maunscripts, autographs and unusual bibiliographical material. Event Schedule: Thursday, September 2 12:00PM - 8:00PM Friday & Saturday, September 3 - 4 11:00AM - 7:00PM Sunday, September 5 11:00AM - 6:00PM *Look for the Charm City Circulator Street team. They'll be on hand with information about the service.
  • 2010 Pepsi Lunchtime Concert Series  
    Hopkins Plaza - Orange Route - Stop 204
    Thursday, September 02
    Downtown Partnership presents the 2010 Pepsi Lunchtime Concerts. Bring your lunch to Hopkins Plaza in Downtown Baltimore the first Thursday of every month and enjoy live entertainment by local Baltimore performers. This week's entertainment will be provided by the Kelly Bell Band. *Look for the Charm City Circulator Street team. They'll be on hand with information about the service.
  • Street Beat Festival  
    Federal Hill - Purple Route - Stop 323
    Sunday, September 19
    Always the biggest festival of the year, bands will play on three stages throughout the day, featuring an eclectic mix of bands and an exciting musical headliner. Stroll along the tree-lined streets of Historic Federal Hill, eat, drink, browse among the many booths in a celebration of city living. Located in the heart of Historic Federal Hill at the intersection of S. Charles and Cross Streets, the bands get rolling at 11:00 AM. FREE ADMISSION! *Look for the Charm City Circulator Street team. They'll be on hand with information about the service.
  • Baltimore Book Festival  
    - Purple Route - Stop 307
    Friday, September 24 - Sunday, September 26
    The 15th annual Baltimore Book festival welcomes more than 225 celebrity, nationally known and local authors including Holly Robinson Peete, Rodney Peete, Nigel Barker, Judge Glenda Hatchett, Jesse Ventura and many more. The Children's Bookstore Stage will be packed with favorite authors and illustrators. All events and author appearances at the Baltimore Book Festival are FREE and open to the public. *Look for the Charm City Circulator Street team. They'll be on hand with information about the service.

October, 2010

  • Free Fall Baltimore  
    City-wide Baltimore event -
    Friday, October 01 - Sunday, October 31
    Now in its 5th year, Free Fall Baltimore brings wonderful cultural activities to your doorstep. With more than 300 unique events scheduled, you’ll be able to find an art activity on almost every day of October. Visit a cultural organization that you don’t know; take a class in a new art form; attend a performance of a new group. You’ll find that there’s plenty going on throughout the year in Baltimore. Here’s your chance to get a taste of the exciting performances, workshops, classes, exhibitions, lectures, festivals, concerts, and tours that are available in our fair city. Try them out in October and come back for more during the other 11 months.