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Maryland Fleet Week & Flyover Baltimore 2024 presented by Northrup Grumman

Baltimore Inner Harbor
Exhibition Performance Lectures/ Workshops Activities History & Heritage Outdoors
Free

Maryland Fleet Week & Flyover Baltimore presented by Northrop Grumman, is a week-long celebration that brings together "Fleet, Flights, and Festivals" from June 12-18, 2024. This event honors the dedication of service members who defend our freedoms at sea and in the air, both past and present. It offers a chance for the public to board contemporary naval ships to see sailors' work up close and to explore historical vessels, providing a window into naval life across history.

Juneteenth Artist Talk

Sagamore Pendry Baltimore
Exhibition History & Heritage

As Juneteenth approaches, Sagamore Pendry Baltimore is gearing up to honor the spirit of freedom and empowerment with an unforgettable evening of celebration. Hotel guests and locals alike are invited to step into The Courtyard and immerse themselves in the vibrant energy of a Juneteenth Artist Talk with Mixed Mediums, where art, culture, and community come together in a beautiful tapestry of expression. Partnering with Mixed Mediums, we are proud to spotlight black artists and the dynamic Baltimore art scene.

Baltimore Holy S#!T: An Unforgettable Comedy Tour on a Boat!

Baltimore Water Taxi
Performance Activities History & Heritage Nightlife Outdoors

Welcome to Baltimore Holy S#!T - the greatest comedy tour in the greatest city in America.

Join us for a hilarious voyage around the inner harbor where we'll explore Baltimore's history, landmarks, most ridiculous people, and get to know each other through the lens of two very weird, very funny Highwire Improv hosts.

You'll get real history, realer laughs, and the realest look at Baltimore - not some grubby pamphlet with the same old ten facts covered in Old Bay.

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Market Center Streetfest

Lexington Market
Performance History & Heritage Outdoors Other
Free

Join the Market Center Community Development Corporation (MCCDC) and Lexington Market on June 29th from 12- 8 pm at the Lexington Market Plaza and along the 200-500 blocks of W. Lexington Street, for a day of celebration, creativity, and community at the first-ever Market Center Street Festival! The inaugural Market Center Street Festival will showcase the best of Baltimore’s Market Center neighborhood and the Bromo Arts and Entertainment District.

Edgar Allan Poe Death In Baltimore Bus Tour

Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum
Exhibition History & Heritage

Explore the enduring mystery surrounding Poe’s tragic end on a special Bus Tour of Edgar Allan Poe’s Life and Death in Baltimore. The 90-minute tour ticket includes stops at four important Poe Places around Baltimore, including Poe’s graves (he has two!) plus the sites where Poe was found and passed away. Bus ticket also includes tour of the Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum. Please note that Poe House is an historic site and not ADA accessible (there is no elevator or ramp to the second floor.)

FILM SERIES: 9 to 5 (Colin Higgins, 1980, 109 min.) presented by Christopher Llewellyn Reed

Loyola Notre Dame Library
Lectures/ Workshops History & Heritage Other

ART SEMINAR GROUP & RENAISSANCE INSTITUTE IN-PERSON PROGRAM (WITH AN OPTION TO JOIN ONLINE)

FILM SERIES: THE FABULOUS JANE FONDA

9 to 5 (Colin Higgins, 1980, 109 min.)

Film introduction and post-film discussion with Christopher Llewellyn Reed, chair, film & moving image department, Stevenson University

FILM SERIES: Klute (Alan J. Pakula, 1971, 114min.) presented by Linda DeLibero

Loyola Notre Dame Library
Lectures/ Workshops History & Heritage Other

ART SEMINAR GROUP & RENAISSANCE INSTITUTE IN-PERSON PROGRAM (WITH AN OPTION TO JOIN ONLINE)

FILM SERIES: THE FABULOUS JANE FONDA

Klute (Alan J. Pakula, 1971, 114min.)

Film introduction and post-film discussion with Linda DeLibero, senior lecturer and special advocate for alumni and outreach, and former director of the JHU film and media studies program