To celebrate Earth Month, we had a dedicated and diligent crew of volunteers from BGE join us at Downtown Sailing Center/Baltimore Museum of Industry to learn more about oyster gardening and help us prepare for this year’s season. Together, our volunteers fixed, cleaned, and made over 100 oyster habitats to help raise and restore the oyster population, did some shoreline trash pickup to prevent litter from entering the harbor, and took a museum tour of an old oyster canning factory to learn about the legacy and importance of oysters in Baltimore.

Welcome to Harbor Point!

Ready to explore your new neighborhood? Whether you’re looking for a quick bite between meetings or a leisurely lunch with waterfront views, Harbor Point and nearby Fells Point and surrounding waterfront restaurants have you covered. Here’s your curated guide to some of the best lunch spots around, because great food is just as important as great work.

Observe Black History Month in Baltimore by supporting these local Black owned businesses on the waterfront.

Wherever you walk on Baltimore’s waterfront, our city’s legacy of Black history and culture is all around you. Black history is intrinsic in the art, music, and landmarks of our city, and the stories of Black Baltimoreans tell the story of Baltimore. February is Black History Month, a great opportunity to take the time to engage with these stories that are always present.
Join the city in celebration at the Black History Month Parade on Monday, February 17th; use Visit Baltimore’s BoP Pass to easily explore Black businesses and cultural institutions all over the city; spend a day at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture. The opportunities to engage with and celebrate this history extend far beyond one month.
Here are some ways to learn about Black history and celebrate Black culture in Baltimore, not just during February but all year round.

This past weekend, we celebrated the Lunar New Year with a very special Asia in a Bite food festival at Harbor Point Ice Festival. The 2 day event was packed with musical and dance performances, live ice carving and ice sculptures, tons of delicious food and drinks, and all-around festive vibes. Attendees of all ages came out to Harbor Point Central Plaza and Wills Park to experience a one of a kind event celebrating Lunar New Year and the beauty of winter.

Deck the halls by shopping small! One of the best ways you can support your community is by choosing local small businesses. Cross off that shopping list by looking local and you’ll be picking out unique goods that your loved ones won’t find anywhere else! It’s a win-win, and the perfect way to make your holiday shopping just.a little more thoughtful and a little more impactful.

We had a blast at our 17th annual Harbor Harvest! Check out some of our favorite photos from our children’s fall festival.

Waterfront Partnership’s set out on their second Wildlife Gardening excursion at Rash Field on 06/15/2024. With Joe Corcoran of the Baltimore Bird Club leading the way, two dozen birders spotted a variety of birds, created hanging bird treats and learned how to attract more birds to their own yards!

Waterfront Partnership’s 5th wildlife workshop was a hopping success! Frogs with Friends offered fun frog and toad facts, and insect search & identification and a hands-on demonstration of how to build a frog hotel! Everyone had a chance to decorate a terra cotta pot to make a Toad Abode and meet a live tree frog!

It’s officially fall! With the weather cooling off and the leaves changing color, there’s no better time to slow down and take in our beautiful waterfront views. Whether it’s a jog on the promenade at golden hour or a chilly morning stroll down cobblestoned streets, the charm of our waterfront district comes alive in fall.

Our annual celebration of the myth, the legend, our hero of the harbor returns again this Saturday, September 21st at Peabody Heights Brewery with a new, fun twist. Get ready for the Fan Fest you know and love to get just a little bit kookier- and spookier- as we celebrate with a TrashBusters theme! We’ll be busting trash by raising money for brand new booms for Professor Trash Wheel and coming together to support a Maryland Bottle Bill. With a new theme to get down with, here are 5 things to expect at this year’s Mr. Trash Wheel Fan Fest, spanning new additions and old favorites.