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Monday Night Football Introduction Features Federal Hill Block Party
Last night’s Monday Night Football game between the Indianapolis Colts and the Baltimore Ravens began with a block party scene filmed on Churchill St. in Federal Hill. The piece, which aired on ESPN, was co-produced by Morgan State professor, author, and filmmaker MK Asante.
South Baltimore Parks Eyed for Potential 2026 World Cup Fanfest
As Baltimore makes its bid to be one of the 10 United States host cities for the 2026 FIFA World Cup hosted by North America, several parks in South Baltimore are being eyed as sites for a World Cup fan fest if Baltimore is chosen. These sites include South Point in Port Covington, Federal Hill Park, the Inner Harbor promenade, and Fort McHenry in Locust Point. Harbor Point in Fells Point is also a potential fan fest site.
Negro League Baseball Mural Added to Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Last homestand, the Orioles unveiled the latest mural installation at Oriole Park at Camden Yards as part of the Birdland Murals series, powered by PNC Bank. The mural, created by local artist ERNEST SHAW in collaboration with Open Walls Baltimore Curator GAIA, pays tribute to Baltimore’s rich and storied Negro Leagues history.
Kettlebell Workshop at SOBO Strength and Performance on September 18th
On Saturday, September 18th from 9am to 10:30am, learn and refine your strength training fundamentals with our Kettlebell Specialist, Ally Melnick.
Orioles to Play in the ‘MLB Little League Classic’ in Williamsport Next Year
The Baltimore Orioles and Boston Red Sox are the next teams up to head to Williamsport, Pa. to play in the 2022 “MLB Little League Classic presented by GEICO
Graffiti Mural Added to Oriole Park at Camden Yards
The Orioles today unveiled the latest mural installation at Oriole Park at Camden Yards as part of the Birdland Murals series, powered by PNC Bank. The collaboration intends to highlight Baltimore’s vibrant arts community and allows Orioles fans to experience the incredible talents of several local artists.
Orioles Release 2022 Schedule, Opening Day in Baltimore on March 31st
The Orioles today announced the 2022 regular season schedule, which will open in Baltimore on Thursday, March 31, against the Toronto Blue Jays at Oriole Park. The O’s will host Toronto for a three-game series before embarking on their first road trip of the 2022 campaign on April 4, beginning at Fenway Park against the Boston Red Sox.
Orioles to Lift Attendance Restrictions in June
The Baltimore Orioles announced last week that the team will no longer operate with capacity restrictions at Oriole Park at Camden Yards starting on June 1st. The team has been operating at 25 percent capacity in the stadium since the season began in April due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ravens First-Ever 17-Game Schedule Released
The schedule for the Ravens first-ever 17-game season was released last night. It features three preseason games and nine home regular season games.
Orioles to Open Oriole Park at Camden Yards at 25% Capacity This Season
“We are pleased to announce that we will be welcoming fans back to Oriole Park at Camden Yards for the 2021 season at 25 percent capacity with updated gameday policies and procedures. In partnership with Major League Baseball, the Baltimore City government, and Maryland state officials, the Orioles will also implement extensive gameday health and safety protocols, including social distancing, pod seating, a mask requirement, contactless digital ticketing and more.”
Orioles Plan to Have Fans at Oriole Park at Camden Yards This Season
This week, the Baltimore Orioles, which are already allowing fans at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota at 25 percent capacity, were given the go ahead by The State of Maryland to allow up to 50 percent capacity at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. But, since the ballpark is in Baltimore City, the team will also need an attendance plan approved by Mayor Brandon M. Scott’s office and Major League Baseball.
Orioles Announce 2021 Broadcast Team, Gary Thorne and Jim Hunter Not Returning
The Orioles today announced the club’s 2021 broadcast team, including on-air talent for the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN) and the Orioles Radio Network.
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.
Baltimore’s World Cup Bid Launches Promo Video Narrated by Mike Rowe
The video has shots of M&T Bank Stadium, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Russell St., Fort McHenry, the M&T Bank Stadium Light Rail Station, the Inner Harbor, the National Aquarium, Domino Sugar, the Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum, the Edgar Allen Poe Grave, AVAM’s Kinetic Sculpture Race, Pier Six Pavilion, the Gwynns Falls Trail, Baltimore Water Taxi, and Sagamore Spirit, as well as different shots around the city. It focuses on the resilient spirit of Baltimore, portraying Baltimore as an underdog versus more glamorous cities looking to host the event.
Ravens Allowed to Have 4,300 Fans at Sunday’s Game Against the Steelers
The Baltimore Ravens will have a home field advantage this Sunday against AFC North rival the Pittsburgh Steelers, albeit a smaller one than they initially anticipated. The Ravens have come to an agreement with the State of Maryland and the City of Baltimore to allow up to 4,300 fans in the stands, which is 10 percent of the capacity of the lower bowl, club level, and suite level. The Ravens will not open the upper level
Ravens Hope to Have Fans in the Stands for the Next Home Game Against the Steelers
Like many football teams in the NFL and NCAA, the Ravens are hoping to start allowing fans back into the stadium. The Ravens have received approval from Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to limit the in-person stadium capacity to 10 percent or about 7,100 fans, however the organization is waiting on a decision by Baltimore City Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young.
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.
