Looking for ways to enjoy the weekend in Baltimore? From cultural celebrations to live music and family activities, the city’s calendar is packed with events that honor tradition, faith and community.
Maryland Irish Festival (Nov. 13‑15)
Held at the Maryland State Fairgrounds, the Maryland Irish Festival—presented by Irish Charities of Maryland—offers a three‑day showcase of Irish music, dance, traditional cuisine, cultural exhibits and workshops. Vendors will feature Irish and Celtic crafts, making it a perfect outing for families and anyone interested in heritage.
FaeryCon (Nov. 13‑15)
Lord Baltimore Hotel transforms into a fantasy realm for FaeryCon, featuring live music, costumed entertainers, an artists’ market, workshops and panels. Children 12 and under enjoy free daytime admission, while evening events such as the Bridgertroll Ball and Unseelie Court are ticketed for adults.
CHARMZ: The Other Reindeer (Nov. 13‑Dec. 27)
Baltimore Center Stage presents this Motown‑inspired Christmas musical about a determined reindeer who dreams of shining like Rudolph. The production includes special guest cameo appearances, including Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott.
Hoodstock XXIII (Nov. 13)
Unified Community Connections hosts its annual grassroots music‑festival fundraiser at the Baltimore Museum of Industry. The evening features food, drinks, dancing, a silent auction and live music spanning the ’60s, ’70s and today.
Theresa Caputo Live (Nov. 13)
Long Island Medium Theresa Caputo brings “The Experience” to Lyric Baltimore at 7:30 p.m., offering a night of spiritual readings and audience interaction.
The Second Saturday S#!T Show feat. Caitlin Austin (Nov. 14)
Ottobar welcomes comedian Caitlin Austin and a lineup of local comics for a night of humor. Doors open at 7 p.m. with happy hour, and the show begins at 8 p.m.
The Book Thing Giveaway Day (Nov. 14)
The Book Thing opens its doors from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for a free‑book giveaway. Visitors can browse tens of thousands of books and donate items for future giveaways.
Disney Worlds Collide Concert Tour (Nov. 14)
CFG Bank Arena hosts a Disney concert featuring stars from the “Descendants,” “ZOMBIES” and “Camp Rock” franchises. Fans are encouraged to dress as their favorite characters for a lively sing‑along.
Zoo Zoom: Run with the Herd 5K (Nov. 15)
The Maryland Zoo offers a family‑friendly 5K race where participants join teams representing different animal species, racing to get their species across the finish line first.
38th Annual Waldorf Fair (Nov. 15)
The Waldorf School of Baltimore opens its campus for holiday shopping, crafts, toddler story time, a petting zoo and live music.
Celtic Recital & Evensong (Nov. 15)
St. David’s Church hosts a free concert featuring the choir and Celtic harpist Liv Castor, honoring the feast day of St. Margaret of Scotland.
Indigenous Peoples Celebration (Nov. 15)
At the Irvine Nature Center in Owings Mills, families can explore a longhouse, try corn grinding, atlatl throwing, friction‑fire demonstrations and bracelet making while learning about Indigenous history and contributions in Maryland.
With so many options, Baltimore residents can celebrate heritage, enjoy live entertainment and create lasting memories with family and friends this weekend.
Original reporting: Baltimore Fishbowl — read the source article.
