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 Baltimore's annual arts celebration |
7 E Redwood Street, Suite 500 Baltimore, MD 21202 United States +1 410 752 8632 http://www.artscape.org |
One of Baltimore's best features is its vibrant arts scene the product of hundreds of talented artists, musicians and writers who live and work here. Each July the city celebrates these people with a three-day festival held along Mount Royal Avenue near the Maryland Institute College of Art. There are poetry readings, gallery shows, street theater, musical performances, and just about everything else that's inspired by a muse. There are also workshops, competitions and sales, and, of course, plenty of good food. Admission is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Paved biking-hiking trail |
From Jonas Green Park in Annapolis to Dorsey Road in Glen Burnie Baltimore, MD 21146 United States +1 410 222 6244 (Ranger Station) http://www.dnr.state.md.us/gre... |
This 13-mile paved trail stretches from suburban Glen Burnie to Annapolis, affording bicyclists, skaters and walkers a respite from the hustle and bustle of Baltimore's encroaching suburbs. The trail attracts about 1.5 million people annually and is one of the most popular bicycling-hiking trails in the region. The linear park is 66-foot wide from beginning to end. Parking is available at Route 450 (Ritchie Highway) and Boulter's Way in Annapolis, and at the northern Earleigh Heights Road in Severna Park. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Celebration of books and authors |
Mount Vernon Place Baltimore, MD 21201 United States +1 888 225 8466 |
Every September, Baltimore's beautiful Mount Vernon neighborhood is transformed into a literary Mecca. Over 150 vendors and exhibitors - and book enthusiasts numbering in the thousands—prove that Baltimore lives up to its slogan: "The City That Reads." Book signings, poetry-readings, puppet shows, Internet exhibits, food, beer and wine tents and a literary walking tour of Baltimore are some of the weekend's highlights. The three-day festival also features live music, a parade for children, gardening tips and book appraisals. Admission is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 The ultimate Baltimore tradition |
333 W Camden Street Oriole Park at Camden Yards Baltimore, MD 21201 United States +1 888 848 2473 (Toll Free) http://orioles.mlb.com/ |
Since 1955, the Orioles have brought a great deal of joy to Baltimore's baseball fans. No matter where you're from, an evening spent watching the Birds at Camden Yards is an evening well spent. The atmosphere is festive, the ballpark is both modern and comfortable, and the food is great. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 AA Baseball farm team |
4101 North East Crain Highway Baltimore, MD 20716 United States +1 301 805 6000 http://www.baysox.com |
The Bowie Baysox, a AA baseball farm team of the Baltimore Orioles, play at Prince George's Stadium. The intimate ballpark offers a family-friendly atmosphere and gives fans a chance to see tomorrow's major league baseball players up close. In addition to home games from April through September, there are nightly promotions, entertainment, fireworks, a carousel, face painting, and a children's playground. See thier website for further information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family celebration of heritage |
Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds, Route 178 1517 Ritchie Highway, Suite L-5Arnold (office) Baltimore, MD 21012 United States +1 410 349 0338 http://www.kuntakinte.org |
A celebration of African American, African and Caribbean culture, the Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival includes arts and crafts, music, and everything from Blues and jazz to African dancers and gospel, a children's village, workshops, displays and authentic ethnic food. Held at St. John's College, the two-day event derives its name from Kunta Kinte, one of 98 slaves brought to Annapolis in 1767. A descendant, Alex Haley, made Kunta Kinte's story famous in his best selling book, 'Roots'. Admission: USD7 for adults, USD3 for seniors, USD3 for children 4-12. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hollywood on the Patapsco |
107 East Read Street Baltimore, MD 21202 United States +1 410 752 8083 http://www.mdfilmfest.org |
Baltimore's film industry has never been more active, and each year the list of films shot in the area both major and independent grows longer. To celebrate, members of Baltimore's film community sponsor a film festival. Each spring, an adventurous program of films is shown at various screens around town, including the venerable Senator Theater and the newly revamped Charles Theater. Directors and other luminaries often attend to promote new work or screen personal favorites. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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16th-century English village fair |
Crownsville Road Baltimore, MD 21401 United States +1 410 266 7304 / +1 800 296 7304 (Toll Free) http://www.rennfest.com/ |
Each summer, a 16th-century English village springs to life on a 125-acre tract in Annapolis. The streets and woods of Revel Grove are filled with wandering musicians, entertainers and citizens of another century. The re-created town brims with fine crafts and art - original jewelry, pottery, leather-work, clothing, prints and sculptures. Food booths, five pubs, eight stages, a jousting arena and lots of games add to the merriment. The festival is held on weekends in late August through October. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Family Food & Fun |
Intersection of York and Timonium Roads Maryland State Fairgrounds, Timonium Baltimore, MD 21093 United States +1 410 252 0200 http://www.marylandstatefair.com |
One of the state's biggest agricultural events, the Maryland State Fair showcases livestock, horses and farm products. It's more than a farm fair, however. Horse-racing, crafts, food, midway rides and games help attract more than 600,000 people each year. The event includes agricultural and livestock demonstrations, as well as horse shows and live entertainment. The fair begins in late August and runs through to early September. Event schedules vary and are held at various venues throughout the fairgrounds. Admission: $6; Children under 12: Free Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Sample Maryland wines and food |
Carroll County Farm Museum Baltimore, MD 21157 United States +1 410 472 2358 / +1 800 237 9463 (Toll Free) http://www.marylandwine.com/ |
Maryland wines are the focal point of this popular annual event. The pastoral setting, the Carroll County Farm Museum, is the perfect location to sample some of the state's finest wines, offered by 10 wineries. There are also wine seminars, on-stage entertainment, arts and crafts vendors and regional food. Guided tours of the 19th-century Museum Farmhouse and artisan demonstrations are offered. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Free concerts on the waterfront |
North West corner of the Inner Harbor Between Light Street Pavilion and Pratt Street Pavilion Baltimore, MD 21202 United States +1 800 427 2671 (Toll Free) |
Rock, pop and progressive bands perform before energetic crowds of music lovers during the summer at the Harborplace Amphitheatre. Not only does the music have high energy levels, it's free! Hot Harbor Saturday Nights and Celebrate America Sundays feature dance music; local, regional and military bands. Also jazz, swing, pops and patriotic music share the stage. The free concerts run from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. Review © 2007, Wcities |