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Keep Up With the Buzz on Baltimore’s Waterfront!

Whether you live a few steps from the waterfront or take the occasional trip to visit, Harbor Weekly is your source for local news, community events, historical insights, food & wine recommendations, and neighborhood updates.

Come meet the people, see the establishments, and find out about the happenings that make the waterfront the place to be. Articles will release on The Harbor Beat blog each week covering the waterfront districts of Inner Harbor, Fells Point, Harbor Point, and Harbor East (and sometimes our next-door neighborhoods too!)

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Olivia Murphy 5/19/25 Olivia Murphy 5/19/25

6 Things to Do on the Waterfront this Memorial Day Weekend

Get ready for a jam-packed Memorial Day weekend! The waterfront is the place to be to welcome summer with lively music, dynamic art showcases, and family friendly events. Check out what’s in store this upcoming holiday weekend!

Olivia Murphy 5/13/25 Olivia Murphy 5/13/25

Jake’s Day 2025

It was a perfect Saturday for shredding at the skatepark! This past weekend we hosted our annual Jake’s Day skating event at Jake’s Skate Park. Over 150 kids came to learn to skate from the best in Baltimore. The skaters and their families also enjoyed tasty treats, tunes, and giveaways all morning long.

Marina McCaney | Marketing Manager 10/30/24 Marina McCaney | Marketing Manager 10/30/24

Harbor Harvest ‘24: Children’s Fall Festival in Photos

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

Adam Lindquist | Vice President 9/6/24 Adam Lindquist | Vice President 9/6/24

Why are there so many dead fish in Baltimore Harbor?

Wednesday, September 4, 2024, was a heartbreaking day for people like me who love our city’s marine ecosystem and spend every day working toward its restoration. This week, Baltimore’s Inner Harbor experienced one of the worst fish kill events in recent memory. Thousands of Atlantic Menhaden perished. How did this happen? Why did it happen here? Was it a sewage spill? A harmful algal bloom? Was Mercury in retrograde? We’ve got the answers too of this and more, so, read on.