Events
Ravens Will Not Have Fans This Sunday vs. the Titans
After consulting with the offices of Maryland Governor Larry Hogan and Baltimore Mayor Bernard “Jack” Young, in addition to public health officials – including MedStar Health – the decision has been made not to host fans for this Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans.
‘Pigtown’s Got Talent’ Variety Show to Take Place Virtually on December 4th
The program, which will be hosted by Downtown Kevin Brown, will feature entertainment by:Baltimore’s favorite trumpet player from Dat Feel Good band, Clarence Ward III; singer Lia Songbird; guitar player and songwriter Darren Dugan; Baltimore born-and-raised comedian Dave Butler; Komal Bhagat; Janice Rosado; Aaron Hill; and more…
Federal Hill Prep’s ‘Fling in the Fall’ Virtual Auction This Weekend
Don’t miss Fling in the Fall: the Federal Hill Preparatory School PTO’s virtual auction, running from Friday, November 13th at 6pm to Sunday, November 15th at 8pm
Election Day Voting Taking Place at Camden Yards and South Baltimore High Schools This Year
The South Baltimore voting locations for the 2020 General Election have changed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. As opposed to going to many of the local elementary schools in a specific precinct to vote, the voting centers have been consolidated.
‘Riverside Radio: Halloween Edition’ Community Event This Friday from 5pm to 8pm
We’re getting in the Halloween spirit with 3 hours of LIVE RADIO featuring local disc jockey DJ NateMare! You can expect some crowd favorites in the music mix, along with some spooky tunes, and your requests, too! Stream our station Friday from 5-8pm from the comfort of your home, your stoop, your roof deck, or wherever you can practice appropriate social distancing!
Francis Scott Key Elementary/Middle School Hosting Two Virtual Open Houses in November
FSK is a Pre-K thru 8th-grade school located on a sprawling green campus in Locust Point. The school provides outstanding programming and has committed teachers, students, families, staff, and local and nationally renowned community partners.
SoBo Spotlight Podcast: Learn about the Hoodstock XVII Charity Music Fest
Welcome to a special episode of SoBo Spotlight. In this episode, Nate sits down (from 6 ft. away) with Lauren Bussard, director of development for Unified Community Connections, and Russ Causey, founder of the annual Hoodstock Charity Music Festival, to discuss the upcoming 17th annual Hoodstock “Virtual” event which will air live on the Hoodstock YouTube channel on Saturday, October 17th at 8PM.
‘Charles Street Promenade’ Shopping and Dining Event Taking Place on Saturday
Downtown Partnership of Baltimore has announced a one-day closure of Charles Street, between Saratoga Street and North Avenue, to facilitate outdoor shopping, dining, and strolling.
Unified Community Connections to Hold Virtual Hoodstock Fundraiser on October 17th
Traditionally Hoodstock is the charity event where guests “Just Say No to Black-Tie and Yes to Tie-Dye” while enjoying live music, food and drink. Approximately 350 people attended last year raising more than $93,000. This year’s 17th annual event will be virtual, due to the COVID pandemic.
New ‘Pigtown’s Got Talent’ Hosting a Casting Call
Pigtown Main Street is looking for the best & brightest local talent to be featured in an upcoming “Virtual Variety Show.”
Cross Street Market Announces ‘Friday Night Frights’ Movie Series
This Friday, Cross Street Market is launching Friday Night Frights, “a spooky, socially-distanced dinner and a movie series,” featuring “fright bites and booooze.”
Community Cleanup Planned Today for Morrell Park
Scott Presler, a Northern Virginia-based political activist who has been coordinating large community cleanups in Baltimore and other cities around the country since last year, has another one planned today for the Morrell Park community of South Baltimore.
Rosh Hashanah Shofar in the Park This Sunday at Riverside Park and the HarborView Promenade
Chabad of South Baltimore is hosting Rosh Hashanah Shofar in the Park on Sunday at Riverside Park and the HarborView Promenade.
Ravens Offering Cardboard Cutouts of Fans in Seats at M&T Bank Stadium
While fans can’t attend games at M&T Bank Stadium in person right now, that doesn’t mean your face can’t be seen in the seats. Purchase a cutout of yourself and be part of our Community of Fans, presented by M&T Bank, while you stay safe this season and watch from home.
SoBo Spotlight Podcast: Discussing Baltimore’s Bid to Host the 2026 World Cup
In this Episode of SoBo Spotlight Nathan and Kevin are joined by Terry Hasseltine, the Executive Director of Maryland’s Sports Commission. He is leading Baltimore’s efforts to be a host city in the 2026 FIFA World Cup which is taking place in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. We discuss Baltimore’s chances to be one of the 10 American hosts cities, why M&T Bank Stadium and the surrounding area are such an asset to the bid, what the festivities would be like if the World Cup came to Baltimore, and additional sporting events eyed for the City.
Light City Cancelled and Baltimore Book Festival Cancelled this Year
Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) health crisis, we have postponed the Baltimore Book Festival until 2021 and Light Cityuntil 2022. Currently, a decision has not been finalized for Baltimore’s New Year’s Eve Spectacular.
Carroll Skate Park Cleanup on Sunday
Looking for a way to give back this weekend? The skate community at Carroll Skate Park is hosting a Skate & Clean-Up this Sunday, 8/9, from 6PM-8PM! Social distancing and masks are required for all volunteers.
