In this workshop, students will create a 10" square Valentine-themed Pique Assiette (broken china) mirror frame, while learning how to break and cut china, apply it to a substrate, and how to grout. Materials will include a frame with a small mirror, flowery china, all tools and adhesives, and grout. The grouting process will be demonstrated, and will be done at home after the glue has dried. Personal china pieces can be brought to break and include, if desired.

Each participant will leave with a small mosaic, and bag of grout, to complete their project. Ages 16 and older. Space is limited. Please pack a lunch or snack, there is no food available on site for purchase.

IMET is pleased to invite you to a special film screening and panel discussion, Troubled Tributary: Maryland’s Patuxent River, taking place at IMET on February 7, 2026, from 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM.

This short documentary examines the environmental challenges facing the Patuxent River and highlights the vital role of community advocacy, science, and environmental justice in protecting Maryland’s waterways.

The screening will be followed by a panel discussion featuring Fred Tutman (Patuxent Riverkeeper), Vernice Miller-Travis Miller Travis (Environmental Justice Pioneer), and Cari Harris (Founder of Greater Baltimore Climate Summit), who will share insights and engage in dialogue around environmental stewardship, people of color in the environmental justice movement, and solution driven environmental work.

It's science for the win! Discover the scientific principles at play in your favorite winter sports as you recreate the action throughout our three floors of exhibits.

Come lend your voice and help shape the future of the Jones Falls watershed.

Volunteers and environmental leaders in Baltimore are co-creating a landmark Strategic Plan for the future of the Jones Falls and its connected waterways.

This community-led effort is calling on residents, local businesses, community groups, and everyone with a stake in the future of the falls to join us at our strategic planning meetings.

These meetings are designed to provide space for all interested parties to come together and imagine a brighter future for the all parts of the watershed. Participants will be part of breakout discussions around two topics of interest from our five focus areas:

1. Water Quality & Stream Health

2. Habitat & Biodiversity

3. Access, Recreation & Public Space

4. Land Use, Infrastructure & Flooding

5. History, Culture & Community Stewardship

The first round of meetings are geographically focused. We encourage you to attend the session for the area where you live, work, or study.

This meeting will focus on the Lower part of the Falls and the Inner Harbor, which spans which spans the breadth of the watershed between the harbor to Northern Parkway.

In the historically colonial neighborhood of Fells Point, our tour focuses on the cuisine of Maryland! We tell the story of how the neighborhood started, its role in the birth of our country, and its role in the network of vibrant neighborhoods in Baltimore. Take in the architecture, the history, the culture, and the community while we enjoy a progressive meal through historic Fells Point. Learn about the working waterfront, and the nautical influence that Baltimore played all over the world. The historic waterfront and working town still feels like a small community surrounded by a large city.

Grab your friends and your yoga mat and meet us at Patagonia Baltimore for a free yoga session. All skill/experience levels are welcome—good times guaranteed. Join us in building community and connection through yoga!

We will have a local certified yoga instructor lead this session of our regular, every-other-week 45-minute yoga sessions here at Patagonia Outlet Baltimore. Must RSVP and sign activity waiver.

Itinerary:

8:30a Doors open

8:45a Yoga session promptly starts

9:30a Yoga session ends and kindly exit store

Water will be available to rehydrate.

These yoga sessions will happen every other Sunday mornings!

Please Bring With You:

•Yoga mat

•Water bottle

•Comfortable Clothing

Gather your gals- or your special someone—for a fun, creative night led by Baltimore’s own Wild Events Florals on Monday, Feb 9th!

Enjoy pizza alla pala and sweet treats while learning to design a modern, moody floral arrangement in rich burgundies and inky purples, all within our charming, ambient space.

Sip coffee, wine, beer, or cocktails à la carte as you craft, chat, and celebrate friendship (or love!) in style

Join Pitango Cafe & Bakery Wednesday, February 11 at 6 PM at Pitango Bakery for a cozy, creative night celebrating the season of love!

Whether you’re looking to kick off Valentine’s Day early, enjoying a fun night out with your bestie, or getting crafty with your sweetheart, this workshop is the perfect way to indulge in sweet creativity— and leave with a box of edible heart-shaped delights!

You’ll decorate six heart-shaped sugar cookies with their house-made royal icing and a variety of Valentine’s-inspired toppings.

Sip on wine, espresso drinks, seasonal cocktails, and enjoy happy hour bites available for purchase while you decorate!

New this year, Max’s Taphouse will soft-launch their Belgian Beer festival with Thirst Trapp Thursday, an all-Maryland Belgian-style beer takeover in partnership with the Brewers Association of Maryland.

There’s a magical vibe that comes alive at AVAM after dark! Join us for a fabulous evening of crafting and cocktails at our Cupid Café—where creativity meets cocktail hour!

Craft: Love-Struck Hearts & Keys Mosaics, all materials provided

Included with your ticket:  Enjoy lite fare provided by our official AVAM @ Night food and beverage sponsors, Caterers, Zeffert & Gold, along with wine from our local vintners, The Wine Collective. Additionally, your ticket comes with two complimentary drink tickets, with additional tickets available for purchase.

Must be 21 and over to attend - Please be ready to show ID at the door. Space is limited! Rain or shine event.

Too soon? NEVER.

SAVE THE DATE - 22ND ANNUAL BELGIAN BEER FEST IS SET FOR FEB 13 - 16, 2026.

Stay tuned for more details.

Get ready to slay in your PJ's at the 3rd Annual Pajamas & Prosecco Party at V-NO Fells Point this Friday, February 13th at 6:00 PM! Don't miss out on the ultimate Valentine's bash.

Grab the gals, your pals, or that special someone and get ready for an evening of drinks, science, and laughter at Cupid’s Lab. Play your way through your favorite Maryland Science Center exhibits—including our all new makerspace and space exhibit, kid-free, and take on our Valentines themed science experiments and games.

Voices in Solidarity: Baltimore’s Black and Jewish Operatic History, a collaborative partnership between Opera Baltimore, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture, and the Jewish Museum of Maryland launches with a powerful kick-off event at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum on February 14th, 2026. Join us for an immersive public program using vocal music as a lens to explore the deep roots and lasting resonance of Black musical traditions shaped by migration, resilience, and artistic exchange in Baltimore. 

The day begins with a moderated panel featuring scholars, archivists, and performers. including acclaimed Baltimore-born opera singer Daniel Rich. Anchored by artifacts from the Lewis Museum, the panel explores themes of tradition, support, tension, and solidarity across Black and Jewish communities. The afternoon culminates in a recital by Daniel Rich, tracing his personal and artistic journey through opera, musical theater, spirituals, and new works by Baltimore composers, reflecting the sound, stories and ongoing artistic excellence of Black Baltimore. Daniel will be joined by poet, singer, and visual artist Vincent Stringer and pianist, JoyAnne Amani 

Be part of Baltimore’s Black History Month Parade! Celebrate culture, pride and community.

Parade date: Monday, February 16, 2026
12 PM Step off
Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, from Eutaw Street to Baltimore St

At the Maryland Science Center, we continue to build an inclusive culture that celebrates what is unique to each of us. That’s why we invite you to join us for one of our Sensory Days experiences.

Here’s what to expect:

• Reduced capacity—school reservations are limited to ensure an uncrowded exhibit experience

• Modified environment—special exhibit signage alerting to loud or surprising experiences and no overhead announcements

• Sensory-friendly map guides available at check-in

Join Craft & x Harbor East Cinema on February 18th for an exclusive Craft & Cinema night screening of “Wuthering Heights”.

$15 Tickets Include
    •    Free parking
    •    An exclusive giveaway item
    •    One raffle entry for more prizes

Bring your creativity (and your craft bag!) for an evening steeped in passion, longing, and stormy moorland energy.

Brandon Woody, trumpet Troy Long, piano Michael Saunders, bass Quincy Phillips, drums Brandon Woody is a Baltimore-born, Bach-endorsed trumpeter, composer, and bandleader whose music flows from the rich lineage of Black music, including jazz, gospel, improvisation, and beyond, to explore themes of love, resilience, and community. Hailed by The New York Times and Los Angeles Times as a rising force in contemporary jazz, Woody signed with the legendary Blue Note Records in November 2024 and released his debut album, "For The Love Of It All", in May 2025. Featuring his longtime band Upendo, the album showcases Woody’s ability to craft music that is both deeply personal and universally resonant.

Through works of art and other artifacts, the tour of the exhibition "Esther and the Dream of One Loving Human Family" speaks to the effects of racism, anti-Semitism, and “othering” on our common humanity. The program will highlight the art works of Holocaust survivor, Esther Nisenthal Krinitz, who told her story of survival as a young teenager in a narrated series of vividly colorful stitched tapestries. Accompanying Esther’s art are works by artists from Rwanda, South Africa and Indian Country, among others.

Bernice Steinhardt, Esther’s daughter and co-founder of the non-profit Art and Remembrance, will introduce viewers to selected works and respond to audience questions.

You'll receive the link to join after registration.

Celebrate Mardi Gras in style with The Napdown Brass Band! The Naptown Brass Band is a New Orleans style street band that is taking Annapolis, Baltimore and Washington by storm with their infectious energy, improvisational prowess, and engaging stage presence that creates a second line vibe that brings people together in celebration. They blast out high energy grooves for dancing in the street or wherever you are; earning them “Best Local Band/Musician in Annapolis” two years running (2023 and 2024) by What's Up Annapolis Magazine. Expect a lively and party-like experience, where the music invites you to dance, groove, and let loose. They are dedicated to exposing more of the world to the great tradition of New Orleans brass bands and second line beats.

Come experience a time capsule of the atomic age – the world’s first nuclear-powered merchant ship, the Nuclear Ship Savannah will host a public site visit Saturday, February 21st. The ship will be open from 10am to 3pm, where you can experience its mid-century modern interiors, engine and control rooms, and other spaces, just as passengers and visitors did during its operation. In addition, you can now take a self-guided tour of the containment vessel, which housed the nuclear reactor – truly a unique experience. Savannah is located at 4601 Newgate Avenue, Pier 13 Canton Marine Terminal.

Join the Reginald F. Lewis Museum and community partners for a panel discussion celebrating the legacy of the Baltimore Black Sox, one of Baltimore’s historic Negro League baseball teams, and their impact on the Civil Rights Movement. Explore how these athletes navigated a segregated society, where “separate but not equal” defined life both on and off the field, and learn about their lasting influence on their communities and the fight for equality. After the discussion, visitors can participate in preservation workshops on family genealogy and celebrate community traditions, including baseball and family celebrations.

This workshop combines mindfulness based affirmation writing with creative art making to help participants affirm and reconnect with themselves through art. Through guided exercises, Artist Beezy Young introduces techniques in abstract expression and mixed media to transform personal affirmations into beautiful visual artworks. Space is limited, ages 16 and older.

Beezy Young (they/them) is a queer multidisciplinary artist born and raised in Washington, DC. Beezy is a self taught painter and digital illustrator. Their art is heavily influenced by neoexpressionism and the current political climate, where they utilize mixed media and abstract styles to create their pieces. Their intention is to inspire marginalized people to follow their art amidst challenging times, as well as to affirm the beauty in their existence and resilience. Learn more about them on Instagram.

Come lend your voice and help shape the future of the Jones Falls watershed.

Volunteers and environmental leaders in Baltimore are co-creating a landmark Strategic Plan for the future of the Jones Falls and its connected waterways.

This community-led effort is calling on residents, local businesses, community groups, and everyone with a stake in the future of the falls to join us at our strategic planning meetings.

This meeting will focus on the Upper part of the Falls, which spans the breadth of the watershed between 695 and Garrison Forest Veteran Cemetery.

Bryan Mills, saxophone Mike Madison, vocals Taryne Warren, vocals Robbie McDonald, guitar David Dyson, bass Patrick Cooper, keyboards Tim Steele, drums Formed in 2008, Secret Society, the brainchild of Washington-area musician Bryan Mills, was created to bring the “Live Band” sound back to today’s heavily computerized music market. The combination of talent, deep history, tradition, experience and a host of influences stemming from the seeds of John Coltrane, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, The Police, Rick James and a host of others, gives this band their own unique sound and identity. Their brand of “Feel Good Music” was nominated for a WAMMIE by the Washington Area Music Awards (WAMA) for Best Urban Contemporary Duo/Group. The band has been featured in several magazines, including Prince George's Suite and Magazine 33 Virginia, as "one of the hottest bands in the region!"

Full Sail: A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats is the Downtown Sailing Center’s mid-winter celebration of community and equity on Baltimore’s waterfront. Join us for an evening of music, interactive maritime games, local food and drink, and stories that highlight inclusive sailing, youth education, and adaptive access to the harbor. Proceeds support the once-in-a-generation renovation of the DSC docks, ensuring that Baltimore’s Inner Harbor remains open and welcoming to all.

Grab your friends and your yoga mat and meet us at Patagonia Baltimore for a free yoga session. All skill/experience levels are welcome—good times guaranteed. Join us in building community and connection through yoga!

We will have a local certified yoga instructor lead this session of our regular, every-other-week 45-minute yoga sessions here at Patagonia Outlet Baltimore. Must RSVP and sign activity waiver.

Itinerary:

8:30a Doors open

8:45a Yoga session promptly starts

9:30a Yoga session ends and kindly exit store

Water will be available to rehydrate.

These yoga sessions will happen every other Sunday mornings!

Please Bring With You:

•Yoga mat

•Water bottle

•Comfortable Clothing

Visit Port Discovery for just $10 per person and enjoy 3 floors of fun, plus special performances and activities from our Learning & Visitor Experience Team and Port Discovery Staff!

Come play and learn while exploring Port Discovery’s three floors of open play areas including Galactic Builders, SKIES, Wonders of Water, and more! Plus, stop by some learning drop-in activities created by Port Discovery’s Learning & Visitor Experience Team.

Enjoy the alluring and soulful Keystone Korner debut of The Daydreamerz ~ a genre-blurring force, fusing R&B, jazz, rock, gospel, and neo-soul with a vision born in College Park, MD. With origins from Guatemala, Nigeria, Trinidad and Tobago, Philadelphia, and the Bay Area, their music radiates Black and Brown unity, transforming diverse roots into a singular, soulful sound.

The 2026 US Army ROTC CIAA High School Education Day will be held for City Schools and surrounding schools in MD, DC, VA, and neighboring states on Wednesday, February 25th, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The event will kick off with an opening session that includes tournament leadership and sponsor welcome and remarks and US Army ROTC presentation. At the conclusion of the opening program, attendees will have the opportunity to visit the various CIAA institution and vendor booths that are part of our educational fair. Admission offers and scholarships from CIAA colleges and universities will be available. For participants that arrive prior the event’s kickoff, we will have pre-program activities from 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. that will include a deejay, games, giveaways, and band and cheerleader performances.

This program is free and open to high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors, and chaperones (e.g., school representatives, organization advisors/staff, parents, etc.).

Lee Ritenour, guitar Giorgi Mikadze, piano Munir Hossn, bass Wesley Ritenour, drums For Lee Ritenour, there aren’t many ‘firsts’ left to achieve. During his dazzling five-decade career, the fabled LA guitarist has taken his music to the outer limits, alighting on every genre and occupying every position in the rock ‘n’ roll firmament. He’s been an enfant terrible of ’70s fusion, a crossover star of the ’80s pop chart, an honorary exponent of Brazilian jazz, and the fingers behind ’90s supergroup, Fourplay. Ritenour’s accolades include: 45 albums, Grammy award winner, plus 16 Grammy nominations, Alumnus of the year at USC, Los Angeles’ Jazz Society Honoree (2019), plus thousands of sessions with legends such as Frank Sinatra, Pink Floyd, B.B. King, Tony Bennett, among others.

Noah Pierre, guitar & vocals Ricky Jefferson, keyboards & piano Mike Paxton, saxophone Jordon Stanley, drums Oliver Unger, electric bass Noah Pierre Band returns to Keystone for the album release show of their new record entitled, “Inwards”. This sophomore album marks a progression in their sound, continuing on themes from “Frames” with a broader array of influences. This concert will conclude a 3 show run in support of the album. Noah Pierre is a Baltimore-based guitar player who has played behind artists such as Jarrod Lawson, Ron Holloway, MegaGoneFree, Micah Robinson, and others. With Noah Pierre Band, he has performed at the Maryland Music Awards in 2024 and was featuring in WBAL-TV's Holiday Special in December 2024.

Join Latino Outdoors' fundraiser and film screening for an evening of storytelling and community at Patagonia Baltimore!

Join us at Patagonia Baltimore for a viewing and discussion of "Yo Cuento: Entre Ríos Y Desiertos," a short documentary featuring voices and visions from across rivers and deserts.

In 2023, Latino Outdoors leaders from across the country gathered in Big Bend National Park for a week of storytelling, community building, reflecting, and exploring the landscape. This is their story.

Support the Power of Our Stories:

Your ticket purchase will support Latino Outdoors' vital mission to create inclusive and equitable outdoor experiences, amplify diverse voices within nature, and cultivate a conservation cultura. Join us for a wonderful evening filled with connection y comunidad.

What to Expect:

• 7:00- 7:30 PM: Mingling, complimentary drinks, and appetizers.

• 7:30 PM - 8:00 PM: Intros & Film Screening: "Yo Cuento: Entre Ríos Y Desiertos"

• 8:00 PM - 8:40 PM: Q&A session with LO leaders.

• 8:40 PM - 9:00 PM: Chance to win exciting gear from Patagonia and Latino Outdoors.

You're invited to the 2026 CIAA McLendon Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony to celebrate our nine individual honorees who have exhibited the pillars of legacy, leadership, and community. We look forward to you joining us on Friday, February 27th at the Baltimore Convention Center Ballroom | 400 Level.

The CIAA Stepshow Throwdown is returning to Baltimore. Feel the energy as tons of HBCU colleges compete in this high-energy performances.

Every February, thousands of undie runners in cities across the U.S. come together, whether it be in-person or virtually, to support those affected by NF, a group of genetic conditions that cause tumors to grow on nerves throughout the body.  

Cupid’s Undie Run kicks off with drinking and dancing, then we jog it out with a mile(ish) run and end it all with an epic dance party!

Learn how to thrive as an artist in the entertainment industry  with artist Wordsmith. Aspiring artists and entrepreneurs will learn how Wordsmith earns a living in music, acting, composing and songwriting  while providing tips to those desiring to make it in this industry. Musical selections from Wordsmith will be performed following the workshop session.

In conjunction with TITAN: The Legacy of Reginald F. Lewis.

Come lend your voice and help shape the future of the Jones Falls Watershed.

Volunteers and environmental leaders in Baltimore are co-creating a landmark Strategic Plan for the future of the Jones Falls and its connected waterways.

This community-led effort is calling on residents, local businesses, community groups, and everyone with a stake in the future of the falls to join us at our strategic planning meetings.

These meetings are designed to provide space for all interested parties to come together and imagine a brighter future for the all parts of the watershed. Participants will be part of breakout discussions around two topics of interest from our five focus areas:

1. Water Quality & Stream Health

2. Habitat & Biodiversity

3. Access, Recreation & Public Space

4. Land Use, Infrastructure & Flooding

5. History, Culture & Community Stewardship

The first round of meetings are geographically focused. We encourage you to attend the session for the area where you live, work, or study.

This meeting will focus on the Middle of the Falls, which spans which spans the breadth of the watershed between Northern Parkway and 695.

Liquid Courage 2026 returns to the Baltimore Museum of Industry for its highly anticipated second annual celebration. This signature event is dedicated to honoring Maryland’s rich cocktail and distilling history! Continuing to draw inspiration from the BMI’s acclaimed Neighborhood Corner Bar Exhibit, Liquid Courage 2026 is more than just a tasting event; it is a dynamic, celebratory space. Your General Admission ticket for Courage gets you access to all the great activities this event has to offer; live music, dancing, open bars, food pairings, engaging activations, and informational workshops. Celebrate the history and innovation of distilling, cocktails, and brewing in Maryland with us!

The CIAA Stepshow Throwdown is returning to Baltimore. Feel the energy as tons of HBCU colleges compete in this high-energy performances.

Cyrus Chestnut, piano Tim Green, saxophone Obasi Akoto, bass Eric Kennedy, drums A masterful jazz pianist and Baltimore native, Cyrus Chestnut balances his lithe technical skill with a robust, soulful style that speaks to his deep gospel roots and love of swinging hard bop. Raised in the church, he learned how to infuse his swinging, classically trained style with a warm gospel sound, a style that first marked his work as a sideman, backing legendary vocalists Jon Hendricks and Betty Carter, as well as with instrumentalists like Donald Harrison and Wynton Marsalis. Expect a unique and unforgettable show as he takes the stage at Keystone Korner Baltimore. “We could not be more deeply grateful about the deeply swinging and soulful music that Cyrus Chestnut, Tim Green, Obasi Akoto, and Eric Kennedy are sharing with us as they lift our spirits with every note at Keystone Korner Baltimore. This is truly music that makes the heart dance and our souls sing, no matter what the daunting challenges of our time. Eternal gratitude, faith, and enduring love....” - NEA Jazz Master Todd Barkan

Celebrate the most mathematically delicious day of the year at the Maryland Science Center! Pi(e) Day is a celebration of the mathematical constant pi, a number used to calculate the circumference of a circle, and also a celebration of sweet and savory, circular baked treats! Circle up for a well rounded day of endless fun. All activities are included with paid admission and completely free to members or schools visiting on a field trip.

GRAMMY®-nominated singer-songwriter DESTIN CONRAD recently released his alternative jazz album, wHIMSY, which debuted No. 3 on Billboard’s Contemporary Jazz Chart and No. 1 on Apple Music’s Jazz chart. The project highlights DESTIN’s versatility, blending jazz textures with the effortless cool that defines his sound while officially introducing his masculine alter ego, MR. E, wHIMSY fuses tradition with innovation, whimsical textures with a grounded precision, showcasing DESTIN as a multi-dimensional artist, moving seamlessly across genres and sonic landscapes. DESTIN’s debut album, LOVE ON DIGITAL, released earlier last year, marked a defining moment for the rising R&B star while showcasing his instinct for innovation. With a growing body of work and an ever-expanding audience, DESTIN continues to push the boundaries of contemporary music.

Experience an unforgettable evening of modern jazz with saxophonist Langston Hughes II and his Quartet. Rooted in gospel and shaped by the rich traditions of jazz, Langston’s music is a soulful, high-energy journey through sound, storytelling, and spirit. With a style that is both deeply expressive and rhythmically driven, the quartet delivers performances filled with passion, beauty, and joy. Langston Hughes II is an accomplished saxophonist, woodwind doubler, composer, and educator, rapidly emerging as one of the most exciting young voices in jazz today. Langston is also an in-demand woodwind performer on and off Broadway, with recent credits including A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical and Just in Time: The Bobby Darin Story.

Tedd Baker, saxophone Allyn Johnson, organ Eric Kennedy, drums Baker and Johnson teamed up on Organ Trio hits in 2025. After working up repertoire over many performance dates, their collective sound has energized many diverse audiences. Whether reworking classic jazz and soul hits, or presenting new originals, the sound of surprise is on full display. Prepare yourself to catch the spirit and join the journey with this celebrated organ trio.

The Peabody Jazz Department is committed to presenting jazz through community engagement, student empowerment, and pedagogical foundations. Our Peabody Jazz Combos present student performances of jazz classics and original compositions under the direction of our world-renowned Peabody Jazz faculty. This show will present 2 ensembles under the direction of esteemed professors Nasar Abadey and Tim Green. Donations to our website directly or the Keystone Go-Fund-Me strongly encouraged. This is a FREE show, but you will still need a ticket to attend!

Atlantic Starr was one of the most successful soul bands of the 80s and early 90s, with a basketful of memorable songs including "Always", "Secret Lovers", "Circles", "Silver Shadow", and "Masterpiece". The S.O.S. Band is an R&B and electro-funk group who also gained fame in the 80s. They are best known for their songs "Take Your Time," "Tell Me If You Still Care," and “The Finest.” Julie Hawkins Ennis is a powerhouse vocalist whose musical roots run deep in the soul of Southern Maryland. After college, Julie began recording under Paul Minor’s guidance as well as that of legendary R&B artist Al Johnson of The Unifics. Under Minor’s development, she was positioned to become a featured female solo act under Verdine White of Earth, Wind & Fire with EMI. From Southern Maryland roots to East Coast stages, Julie “Juliet” Hawkins Ennis remains a dynamic voice shaped by passion, heritage, and a lifelong devotion to music.

You can’t always get what you want—but this time, we’ve got you covered! Music Under the Dome is an immersive planetarium experience featuring in-house curated imagery set to a music playlist packed with the Rolling Stone’s iconic hits. The show is uniquely developed to compliment the soundtrack, and is only available at the Maryland Science Center.

Soulful contemporary jazz saxophonist Mike Phillips is known as one of the most electrifying instrumentalists today. Mike is the first musician signed by Michael Jordan to the Nike Jordan Brand, home of the Air Jordan, and is the only musician in the world to have recorded and toured with the legendary “Big Three” of American soul and pop music: Michael Jackson, Prince and Stevie Wonder, not only as a member of the band, but as a featured soloist. Mike Phillips has played three halftime NFL shows with various artists and served as Music Director for the Super Bowl Gospel Celebration for two consecutive years. Phillips also served as Musical Director and Host of the popular BET program “Lyric Café”.

Groove Stu is deeply rooted in the timeless traditions of soul, funk, and R&B, while fearlessly carving out their own unique path in the contemporary music scene. Channeling influences from iconic acts such as D'Angelo, Chaka Khan, The Isley Brothers, Earth Wind and Fire, Prince, and Mint Condition, Groove Stu brings back the art of real vocals and live instrumentation. Groove Stu has shared stages with legendary acts such as Frankie Beverly and Maze, Boyz II Men, Erykah Badu, Mint Condition, Eric Roberson, Raheem DeVaughn, and Kindred the Family Soul, solidifying their reputation as a dynamic live act. They were also nominated for the 2024 SoulTracks Readers Choice Award for Duo or Group of the Year.

Warren Wolf, vibes Brent Birckhead, alto saxophone Allyn Johnson, keyboards Richie Goods, electric bass Quincy Phillips, drums Imani-Grace, vocals Celebrate with Baltimore's Warren Wolf as we enjoy the release of his new album, SMOOVE, out April 2026! SMOOVE is an album designed for music lovers of R&B, gospel, soul and fusion jazz. Songs such as “Yesterday”, “Take Five”, “Some Skunk Funk” will be featured. Warren Wolf is an acclaimed jazz vibraphonist known for his sophisticated, exploratory, nearly acrobatic post-bop style that moved one critic to exclaim that “he plays the vibraphone like an electric guitar!”

Have you ever thought, "I've always wanted to try sailing…"? If the answer is YES, then the Downtown Sailing Center’s 3-hour Taste of Sailing course is for you! This experience-based course will teach you the basics of helming a sailboat, trimming sails, and will introduce you to some cool nautical lingo. You’ll learn while sailing around Baltimore’s beautiful waterfront and have the opportunity to experience the city in a whole new way! Each boat will have a maximum of 4 students, so there will be plenty of opportunities to try your hand at the tiller, handle the sails, or just sit back and take in the sights.

"Never Too Much" An All-Star Tribute to LUTHER VANDROSS featuring Ned Harris III, singing all the hits including “Never Too Much," “Endless Love,” “Dance With My Father,” “I'd Rather,” “So Amazing,” "Michelle," “Here And Now,” “Always And Forever,” and many more! Influenced by the Motown music that his parents kept in rotation during car rides around Albany, Ned Harris fell in love with the era, and is still influenced by the Motown sound to this day. As a member of Kustom Made and the 1960s quartet group, The Unifics, Ned prides himself in sticking to the foundation of what the forefathers of R&B and Soul music have built over the years. Ned has performed at the The Hampton Jazz Festival and the Virginia Beach FunkFest and has opened up for legendary acts like: Zapp, Dennis Edwards, George Clinton, The Brides of Funkenstine, Frankie Beverly and Maze, Fantasia, Gregory Porter, Jasmine Sullivan, and Charlie Wilson, just to name a few.

After four decades of featured background singing with icons like Luther Vandross, The Rolling Stones, Chaka Khan, Tina Turner, and Nine Inch Nails, MS. LISA FISCHER set out to take center stage with her own humble, heartfelt song. The 2013 Best Documentary Oscar winning film “Twenty Feet from Stardom” altered the course of Lisa’s musical journey, telling her story, with clips of her legendary duets with Sting or with Mick Jagger on “Gimme Shelter”, left audiences eager to see and hear more, so Lisa took the chance to set out on her own reinventing classic songs with her co-conspirators JC Maillard and Grand Baton. Their organic fusion of Caribbean psychedelic soul and jazzy progressive rock ignited Lisa’s flexibility and freedom of expression, awakening her lifelong desire to make music that heals but still rocks the house.

Known for her crossover mix of smooth jazz, fusion, pop, and new age music, Japan's Keiko Matsui is an internationally acclaimed pianist and composer. Emerging in the late '80s, Matsui has issued 27 albums over the decades including 1989's Under Northern Lights, 1995's chart-topping Sapphire, 2016's Journey to the Heart, and 2023’s Euphoria, that displayed a grasp of both Western and Eastern musical traditions and her love of nature and spirituality. She’s collaborated with the likes of Gregoire Maret, Kirk Whalum, Marcus Miller, Lalah Hathaway, Mike Stern, Randy Brecker, Bob James, Jackiem Joyner, Gerald Albright, Akira Jimbo and more. She’s received many awards over the years, including Billboard Magazine naming her the #1 contemporary Jazz Independent Artist of the year (1996), being ranked as the #3 best-selling contemporary jazz artist of the year (1998), and was the Oasis Smooth Jazz Awards “Female Artist of the Year" (2000 & 2001). Keystone Kards are not applicable for this show.

DEVOTION: An Earth Wind & Fire Experience takes you on a musical journey remembering Musical ICON Legendary Maurice White and the timeless hits of the one of the greatest bands of all time generation. Performing all the hits including “Shining Star”, “September”, “Can't Hide Love”, “That's the Way of the World”, “Fantasy”, “Let's Groove”, “Be Ever Wonderful” and more. They say that music is the language of the soul, and this is certainly true for DEVOTION: An Earth Wind and Fire Experience. From live gigs to studio sessions and more, DEVOTION touches fans everywhere they go. A stylistically unique band from day one, the members of DEVOTION have been singing, performing, and playing in sync as if they’d been together their entire musical careers.

Jazz/soul vocalist and pianist from Nashville, Kandace Springs, was referred to as “a voice that could melt snow” by her longtime mentor Prince. Kandace’s dreamy, hypnotic and richly emotional voice is full of unique runs, fluttering notes and sonic surprises. Kandace has worked alongside many including Christian McBride, David Sanborn, Roy Hargrove, Wu-Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah, Joshua Redman & Norah Jones.

Jazz/soul vocalist and pianist from Nashville, Kandace Springs, was referred to as “a voice that could melt snow” by her longtime mentor Prince. Kandace’s dreamy, hypnotic and richly emotional voice is full of unique runs, fluttering notes and sonic surprises. Kandace has worked alongside many including Christian McBride, David Sanborn, Roy Hargrove, Wu-Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah, Joshua Redman & Norah Jones.

Kenny Sway is known as “DC’s Best Male Vocalist,” coming from Seat Pleasant, Maryland, best known for the viral videos of his street performances in Washington DC. Kenny is a very genuine artist, who became a real advocate for the black community in the aftermath of Floyd’s death, leading almost daily peaceful protests dominated by love, peace, unity and his music. He started out as a street artist years ago, serenading the streets of Maryland and DC, but he is still going out in the streets to perform for the people who can’t afford to buy tickets to his concerts.

Two of electronic music’s most explosive forces are joining together for a massive summer amphitheater takeover across America. Florida-based bass phenomenon Tape B and Chicago-bred electronic trio Levity announce the Tape B x Levity: Summer Program Tour, a 12-city co-headline North American amphitheater run set for Summer 2026, stopping at Pier Six Pavilion on July 31!

Blues-rock titan Joe Bonamassa will return to big stages across America next summer with a newly announced run of U.S. amphitheater and festival dates, including a stop at Pier Six Pavilion on August 08. The run includes select co-headline performances with Gov’t Mule – the enduring, GRAMMY-nominated band led by guitar legend Warren Haynes, celebrated globally for its improvisational depth and roots-rich catalog.