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.

Next week’s holiday brings a star spangled celebration and red, white, and blue picnic to Baltimore’s waterfront district for an unforgettable day of community fun that caps off with a live BSO performance under the fireworks!

Memorial Day weekend is here, marking the unofficial start of summer! With perfect weather and a host of activities, it's the ideal time to gather with family and friends to honor our heroes while enjoying the vibrant Waterfront District. Here's your guide to the best Memorial Day weekend festivities on the waterfront:

We are thrilled to welcome Wine Village in Baltimore back to the Inner Harbor for its second year! This 19-day visit exemplifies placemaking in the Inner Harbor.

Bmore Flea returns to Harbor Point Central Plaza for a vintage shopping experience on the waterfront

Mark your calendars for a spectacular winter celebration at Harbor Point Plaza on Saturday, January 27th, from 11 am to 5 pm. Beatty Development and Waterfront Partnership are thrilled to invite you to our yearly Ice Festival, promising a day filled with enchanting moments and a love letter to the beautiful state of Maryland.

Baltimore is a top place to visit in 2024! The Baltimore Blueway is listed as a reason to come visit Baltimore this year and explore outdoor recreation.

The holiday season is in full swing in Baltimore, and we can’t get enough! Here are some festive pop ups on the waterfront that you have to visit before the season is over. See you there!

Baltimore’s Most Festive Weekend returns, December 2-3! Come out to the waterfront for holiday activities and fun for the whole family, from a Santa visit in Fells Point to Holiday Makers Market at the Inner Harbor!

Harbor Harvest Children’s Fall Festival is a celebration of autumn in the Inner Harbor, with animals, activities, and fun for all. Check out these photos of all the best moments!

Wondering where to go for Baltimore Restaurant Week this summer? Restaurant week is July 21-July 30th and there are plenty of delicious restaurants participating on the harbor! Get out to these waterfront restaurants to find deals on the best meals in the city.

Wine Villages are popular open access and admission free Wine Festivals in Europe, and now they are making their way to us here in the states. This Wine Village is modeled after wine villages in Germany, with local Baltimore flavor. The Wine Village will be open from May 11-29 and each day will have different events and things to check out- but there will always be great wine available to try and enjoy!