Coming to you after my weekend-long binge of OITNB.  I’m emotionally spent but the events this week are a-coming!  Get out and have fun in Baltimore!

Monday, June 20

Monday Happening: Summer Solstice + Bring Your Own Vinyl
5PM – 1AM
Waverly Brewing Company
1625 Union Ave, Baltimore
Celebrate Summer Solstice with us and help set the vibe with your own vinyl! 20% off all checks all night and a few Monday-only drinks.

Teavolve’s Open Mic w. Kosi
7PM – 10PM
Teavolve Cafe & Lounge
1401 Aliceanna St, Baltimore
Short version: Signup from 6-7. Music from 7-10pm. Family friendly. 2 songs / 10 minutes whichever’s SHORTER. No amps or drumkits. Featured artist in the middle of the night. Live webcast, recordings available. No cover, but tipping the feature is encouraged! Because of the webcast, pre-recorded music MUST BE OWNED BY THE PERFORMER!
Tonight’s featured artist : Kosi – “She’s more than just a drama queen. She’s got piercing eyes and a voice that’s larger than her body. But, small as she is, she won’t fit in a box. She switches styles more quickly than you can follow. First she’s jazz, then she’s blues, then she’s rock, but always powerful. You definitely want to hear this girl sing… if you can handle it.”

Full Moon Yoga with Pop Up Yoga Baltimore
8:30PM – 9:45PM
Canton Waterfront Park
3001 Boston St, Baltimore
Join us for our FIRST Full Moon Event of the Summer! Come howl at the moon with 100+ Baltimore yogis for 75 minutes of all-levels yoga taught by instructors Kyle Shay and Rebecca Horner. Join us and invite your friends!

Peabody Student Jazz
7:30PM – ?
An die Musik
409 N Charles St, Baltimore
Peabody Student Jazz
Admission: $8/$5 full-time students with ID
Nathan Hook, saxophone
Alex Fournier, bass
Jonathan Baez, percussion
Performing in the first floor gallery.

Galley Foods Taste Testing Event
5:30PM – 7:30pm
The Guilford
3900 N Charles St, Baltimore
GALLEY FOODS will be bringing a plethora of their delicious treats for everyone to try. Galley Foods prepares meals, as they are ordered, and delivers the meal to your door within 30 minutes!

A Taste of Marbling
6:30PM – 8:30PM
Artifact Coffee
1500 Union Ave, Baltimore
Explore the varied wonders of suminagashi in this two-hour workshop. Treat yourself to a new skill and explore the infinite possibilities of the process. Participants will leave with a collection of their own one-of-a-kind marbled paper. $25 per person. All materials provided; ticket price includes instruction, materials, wine, and snacks. Space is limited — call (410) 464-8000 to reserve your spot.

Acoustic jazz jam session with Baltimore Swing Drop
8PM – 12PM
Liam Flynn’s Ale House
22 W North Ave, Baltimore
Acoustic jazz jam session, Prohibition era American tunes and 1930’s French and Gypsy jazz.
Hosted by Baltimore Swing Drop:
Lucas Chohany on solo guitar
Tomas Drgon on rhythm guitar and resonator
Zach Serleth on bass

Tuesday, June 21

Karaoke Madness
8PM – 11PM
Hotel RL Baltimore Inner Harbor by Red Lion
207 E Redwood St, Baltimore
Come out and spin the karaoke madness wheel this week at Hotel RL.  Each week someone goes home with a cash prize.  Special musical guest is coming. Admission is only $5.

Cecilia Grace at Loch Bar at Four Seasons Hotel
8:30PM – 12AM
Loch Bar
240 International Dr, Baltimore
https://www.facebook.com/CeciliaGraceMusic/
http://www.ceciliagracemusic.com/

Baltimore Showcase!
8PM – 9PM
The Windup Space
12 W North Ave, Baltimore
This showcase is the band rehearsal evening – we’ll be playing new and old material, and we’ll probably play some pretty unusual stuff too – always a lot of fun! We’ll play a mixture of chilled out music and high energy tunes.
Bachelor Boys Band showcases are a relaxed, free and public gig where you can see the band performing live. You can ask any questions, talk to the musicians, and get a good feel for how amazing and different the band is compared to everything else out there.
Showcases are an invaluable part of your event planning research and the best way to ensure that you get a great band! Showcases are also a fun evening out – you can talk to the band and see us playing a variety of styles.

Wednesday, June 22

Triple MoFo (Re)Release!
6PM – 10PM
Waverly Brewing Company
1625 Union Ave, Baltimore
Our Beligian Tripel, Triple MoFo, is back and packing a bit more bite @ 10.2% ABV. Come out and celebrate its return with real-deal Chesapeake Bay oysters by our friends at The Local Oyster and art by Frank Pirrelli in the Gallery. Accompanying Triple MoFo will be our newest creation, Balti-Mo, a Belgian “Patersbier” made from the last runnings of Triple MoFo! Untappd.

Southside Stakes Cocktail Competition
6:30PM – 9:30PM
Baltimore Museum of Industry
1415 Key Hwy, Baltimore
Around here, it’s tradition. Beloved by cocktail classists, the Southside made its mark on the local horseracing scene more than 50 years ago, and has remained a staple at country club bars ever since. But, now it’s time for a reboot. Join us on June 22 at the Baltimore Museum of Industry for a tête-à-tête cocktail competition among 12 of the most talented Baltimore bartenders, who will each put their own spin on the classic. Sample sips of each creative concoction, enjoy on-site bites from Mothers Grille, hear live music, and delight in beautiful waterfront views. Additional pours will be available from Flying Dog Brewery and Lanterna Wines.
Buy Tickets here

Wayward and Ballast Point Beer Pairing Dinner
Dinner at 7PM
Wayward Southern Bar & Kitchen
1117 S. Charles St., Baltimore
Wayward and Ballast Point have joined forces and put together a delicious beer pairing dinner for you all!  The dinner will take place June 22nd at 7pm. Tickets are on sale NOW at Wayward for $50.  Hurry in to pick up your ticket before they disappear!

Big Trouble in Little China (30th Anniversary) on the Big Screen!
Showing at 8PM
The Senator Theatre
5904 York Rd, Baltimore
A Film by John Carpenter
Big Trouble in Little China (PG-13)
Starring: Kurt Russell, Kim Cattrall, Dennis Dun
An All-American trucker gets dragged into a centuries-old mystical battle in Chinatown.
ONE SHOW ONLY! WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22 8PM
Adults $10 | Students (with ID) & Seniors $9
Advance tickets available now at the box office andwww.TheSenatorTheatre.com.
1986 | DCP | 2.35 : 1 | 100 min
Follow this link for a complete list of our Summer Revival Series:http://goo.gl/iUpqDs

“Weird Al” Yankovic – The Mandatory World Tour
Starts at 8PM
Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center
12 N Eutaw St, Baltimore
“Weird Al” Yankovic – The Mandatory World Tour
Buy tickets here

Show Your Soft Side-Fundraiser
5PM – 10PM
Hotel Indigo Baltimore – Mt Vernon
24 West Franklin Street
Join us at Poets Modern Cocktails & Eats, located at Hotel Indigo Baltimore Mt. Vernon.
100% of the bartenders ‘tips’ will be donated to Show Your Soft Side – The Baltimore public service campaign that was created in response to the incidences of animal abuse in our city. Join John, Hill and Emily and friends, mixing up some cocktails, pouring some wine and drafts for charity! The Barman’s Fund is pretty simple… it’s a group of bartenders who give up every penny they make during a designated shift, pool the money together and donate it to a local charity.
Free & Open to the Public! So come on out and “Drink With a Purpose”!!

FREE: Swing ‘n’ Samba
7PM – ?
Mount Vernon Place
699 Washington Pl, Baltimore
Swing ‘n’ Samba plays not only those two styles, but also Latin, blues, ballads and more! Just listening is fine, but the band’s music will be very danceable too. Swing ‘n’ Samba = Michael Spittel on guitar, Bob Jacobson on sax & clarinet, Scott MacLeod on bass and Darrell Taylor on drums. Join us for a fun evening of swing and samba at the Mount Vernon Place West Square!

African Dance at Jubilee Arts!
6PM – 7:30PM
Jubilee Arts Baltimore
1947 Pennsylvania Ave, Baltimore
Learn about West African style dance and move freely with the whole family in this energetic class taught by JaNaye Scott! Bring a water bottle and wear clothes that enable you to move freely!
**In addition any adult who attends class by Wednesday June 22nd will receive a voucher for themselves and a friend to attend a second class half off! Register now, and be sure to take advantage of this great opportunity to bring a friend half price for double the fun!
price: $6 per class for adults, $3 per class for youth
http://arts.jubileeartsbaltimore.org/?page_id=41

Baltimore Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Story Slam
6:30PM -?
Hosteling International Baltimore Hostel
17 W Mulberry Street, Baltimore
Anyone a storyteller or a fan of hearing good stories? If so, get them ready to share and join us at the upcoming Peace Corps Story Slam in Baltimore! Stories must be 6 minutes or less and can be videotaped for the Peace Corps Story Telling Contest. A few stories will be selected to share at the upcoming Maryland RPCVs Summer Picnic.
Theme: Building Bridges to Intercultural Understanding
– Humanize your host country by letting us get to know a special community member
– Share the moment you felt you understood the host culture
– Transport us to a celebration or joyous moment in your host community

Thursday, June 23

I ♥ City Life Happy Hour at Horseshoe Casino
5PM – 8PM
Horseshoe Casino Baltimore
1525 Russell St, Baltimore
Celebrate your love of city life with Live Baltimore! Join us in a featured neighborhood hot spot for this special happy hour. Ticket price includes a commemorative pint glass and one free beer or wine. Proceeds benefit our mission to grow Baltimore City’s population! Preregistration is appreciated, but not required.

New Belgium 25th Anniversary Collaboration Tap Takeover
6PM – 9PM
Mussel Bar & Grille Baltimore
1350 Lancaster St, Baltimore
For their 25th anniversary, New Belgium collaborated with 5 other breweries to make their version of Fat Tire, and we’ll have them all on tap!
Come join the celebration!

Jazz Night at Cunningham’s!
6PM – 8PM
Cunningham’s
1 Olympic Pl, Towson
Join us on June 23rd from 6-8 pm for Jazz Night featuring Tom Lagana and his jazz band! Happy hour runs from 5-7 pm.

Art/Sound/Now: Wendel Patrick, Mark Brown and Carrie Fucile
7PM – ?
The Walters Art Museum
600 N Charles St, Baltimore
Non-member: $12.00 Member: $7.00
Musician and producer Wendel Patrick will use turntables, electronics, and keyboards to explore lineage, power, conquest, and their relationship to ancient Greek and Roman religion. Intermedia artists Mark Brown and Carrie Fucile will use common, modern materials—including piles of bricks and desk fans—as the instruments that help audiences experience the Dutch Age of Exploration in the 1600s. Presented in collaboration with the Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University.
ART/SOUND/NOW is a live music series in which performers use sound to create a new context for viewing the galleries of the museum.
Buy Tickets here

Reverb Mixer
7PM – 9PM
Reverb
2112 N Charles St, Baltimore
If you are interested in becoming a member of Reverb and want to help the local artist community of Baltimore then come on down and meet the Reverb family!

Jailbreak Tap Takeover
5PM – ?
The Nickel Taphouse
1604 Kelly Avenue, Baltimore
We’re featuring beers from Laurel’s favorite sons all night and giving away some free stuff. Join us for good times and Great Beer!

Bun-Electric Talent Show
8PM – 11PM
The Bun Shop
22 Light st, Baltimore
sorko // lonnie jordan // club hell
Breaking in the brand new (!!!) bun shop with a new concert series, the Bun-Electric Talent Show. Good music, good coffee, and most importantly great buns. Feat. strange waves and dancy vibrations provided by Sorko Sonya Norko, Lonnie Jordan, Harpist, Suldano Abdiruhman, and Matthew Sullivan
donations // byob

Friday, June 24

Wine and Wag: Hosted by Hayley
5:30PM – 7:30PM
Maryland SPCA
3300 Falls Rd, Baltimore
This Wine and Wag event will be hosted by Hayley, winner of the Paw-ty Animal Package from the 2015 Shop-a-Paw-Looza Auction. Our Wine & Wag events feature play in the fun runs, bobbing for hot dogs, paw painting, beer, wine and snacks. There is a suggested donation of $3 for beer & wine and $1 for other beverages. If you bring your dog on a retractable leash, please keep the leash completely retracted at all times. Baltimore City law requires that dogs be leashed at all times.
Buy Ticket Here

BBP: Back to the Future!
6:30PM – 11PM
St. Mary’s Park
600 N Paca St, Baltimore
Great Scott! Grab your DeLorean and your Calvin Kleins, cause it’s Bike Party “Back to the Future” style! If you’re fresh out of 1981 sports cars, just grab your bike and join the roll through Baltimore from our starting point in St. Mary’s Park to the block on West Lanvale between Charles and Maryland, right near Velocipede Bike Project. With tooling around the city well under the 88 miles per hour and 1.21 gigawatts needed for time travel, we’ll cover the usual 8-10 miles and most likely just stay in June 24, 2016. But, if you want to celebrate the eras and just can’t make your hair look like Doc’s, embrace 80’s neon or 50’s poodle skirts and still be theme-tastic.  Biffs and buttheads disinvited. But volunteers more than welcome. In fact, very NEEDED. Sign up here for a short shift that’ll earn you two drink tickets and the love of many: https://baltimorebikeparty.com/volunteer-info/
We meet at 6:30, roll out at 7. More details coming soon. Now, make like a tree and get outta here!

What Party: The 2000s Edition
8PM – ?
The Crown
1910 N Charles St, Baltimore
What Weekly and Lineup Room Recording Studio present the What Party! Our monthly hip-hop dance party with Baltimore’s freshest talent. Come out and boogie down to Nelly, Missy and the many others that #blessedour ears in the early 2000’s.
With Music by:
DJ harvey dent – Baltimore/DC & DJ Trillnatured
Hosted by:
Nature Boi & Brain Rapp
$10 / $5 with Email Signup at Door *Red Room*

BYE FRANK Show ~ DJ Amythsx/ Jacob Marley/ Grey Dolf/ Chiffon
8:30PM – 2AM
Terrault Contemporary
1515 Guilford Ave, Baltimore
Come celebrate Terrault’s last show/party at the Copy Cat EVER! Terrault is moving out of the Copy Cat at the end of June and moving into theMaryland Art Place building in the Bromo Arts District in July!  We want to remember all the awesome shows and parties that that space has seen over the years and go out with a huge bang! Come boogie and kiss us and the 1515 Guilford space (FKA Isis) goodbye as we say SAYONARA to the Copy Cat and to Frank the building manager forever.  That being said, the build-out for the new Terrault location is EXPENSIVE and we are also trying to raise money to get us in the new space! We need your help so we can make this move so we can keep our doors open to continue to provide art opportunities for artists, various programming, and events to the Baltimore community!

Bromo After 5: June Edition!
5PM – 8PM
Pipe Dreamz
879 N Howard St, Baltimore
On the last Friday of every month, “Bromo After 5” showcases and enlivens different spaces and blocks throughout downtown Baltimore’s Bromo Arts District with art installations, performances, music, art walks and more! This month we’ve partnered with the arts and fashion gallery and shop Pipe Dreamz on Howard Street, where there will be a one-night only showing of awesome work by local artist and designer Shony Robles and his brand Shony.

Artist Reception: The Process of Translating Art
6PM – 8PM
Silo Point
1200 Steuart St, Baltimore
GABRIEL KIRK The Process of Translating Art
http://www.unexpectedartanddecor.com/

Social Drinking Late Night Happy Hour
9PM – 12AM
Bosphorus Mediterranean Restaurant &Bar
5716 York Rd, Baltimore
We are taking over Bosphorus Mediterranean Restaurant for a night of Belly Dancing, Henna Body Art, Hookahs, Food and DRINKS!
$20 Gets You:
– Entry into Social Drinking Happy Hour
– Live Belly Dance Performance and Lesson
– 1 Henna Temporary Tattoo
– Happy Hour Drink Specials from 9pm-Midnight
Buffet option available for $18. Hookahs available for $25
Belly Dance Performance and Lesson by Kristi Angel
Henna Tattoos provided by Face Art by Jamie
Buy Tickets Here

Babe Daze Vol IV
8PM – 12AM
Reverb
2112 N Charles St, Baltimore
Babe Daze IV is the latest installment in showcasing local female musicians around the city!
Come on out and feel the feminine fury with:
Featuring-Jennifer Blowdryer
Josie Baltimore
China Martins
Mary Knotts
Amber Diamond
Annbidextrious
Isabel Stone

Karaoke and Spotlight Show
8PM – 2AM
The Rowan Tree
1633 S Charles St, Baltimore
Join us as we start a monthly spotlight drag show before the usual Friday night karaoke. The usual Friday night karaoke host (Bruce) will transform himself and become Miss Amanda Chase-Blair for the evening. Giving you a different cast each month of kings and queens to entertain you and get your weekend started. Show starts at 8pm. Karaoke will then begin at 10pm as usual. There is NO COVER.

Cinema Ephemera: The Festival of Useful Film
7PM – 10:30PM
Windup Space
12 W. North Avenue
Cinema Ephemera: The Festival of Useful Film will take place in Baltimore’s Station North and Highlandtown neighborhoods. Three days of 16mm and video screenings of: educational films, industrial films, home movies, stag films, outtakes and archival odds and ends.
Tickets for individual programs will be available at the door.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cinema-ephemera-tickets-22168766377
Website: https://cinemaephemera.wordpress.com/
EVENT SCHEDULE (all program details are subject to change)
Paul and Elizabeth Nelson (Cinema Bomar, Houston): “Cinema Bomar”
Schwälmer Bäuerin am Spinnrad (Farmwife from Schwalmstadt at the spinning wheel) (1930s)
Gage Home Movies : Esther Williams Pools (1950s)
The Protected School (1965)
Maine Barbecue (1950s)
Profit: A Lure / A Risk (1977)

Skip Elsheimer (A/V Geeks, Raleigh): “A/V Geeks Visit Your House of Worship”
Church Usher (Ecufilm, 1969)
Single (Carole A Etzler; 1980)
Project The Right Image (Churches Television And Radio Centre Great Britain, 1975)
Mark of the Clown (Mass Media Ministries, 1977)
Included Out (Ecufilm, 1970s)

Stephen Parr (Oddball Films, San Francisco): “Nomads in the Ozone: Gypsies, Hobos and Wandering Souls”
Untitled Newsreel-Migrant Border Round Up (1953)
Untitled Newsreel Runaway Boys (date unknown)
Tin Can Tourist (Mannie Davis, 1937)
King of the Gypsies trailer (Frank Peirson, 1978)
Easy Rider trailer (Peter Fonda, 1969)
USA Film (Eric Martin, 1977)
Darktown Strutters (William Whitney, 1975)
Caprice (1960s)
Gypsies (Wladyslaw Slesicki, 1973)
Followed by live music by PLRLS, Snakes and Callowhill

Saturday, June 25

Chesapeake Crab & Beer Festival – Baltimore, MD
11AM – 9PM
Rash Field
201 Key Hwy, Baltimore
SESSION ONE: 11am – 3pm
SESSION TWO: 5pm – 9pm
Join us for Baltimore’s Largest Crab Feast
This is the 3RD ANNUAL Maryland Tradition! The Festival is an ALL-YOU-CARE-TO-TASTE extravaganza complete with over 30,000 crabs, lots of beer, arts & crafts, live music, family fun and so much more! Find out what over 22,000 people have come to enjoy.
• LOTS OF SUMMERTIME FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!
• ALL YOU CARE TO TASTE Over 50 beers and wines and a few spirits. All of your favorite craft beers and some great wines will be served to highlight the summer afternoon on-hand.
• ALL YOU CARE TO TASTE CRABS. Enjoy all the crabs you can handle during the four hours of the show. Our crabs vary in size from medium to large and will be offered at 6 crabs at a time, per person.
• BEER MUGS. Beers are served in our 14 ounce mug so you can sit and enjoy the day.
• OTHER GREAT FOOD. There are Crabs and MORE CRABS and MORE CRABS and even MORE CRABS – but there will be other great food options as well available for purchase. There are no vegetarian options available. Unless outlined – all food is sold ala carte.
• ALA CARTE CRABS OPTION WILL BE SOLD 6 CRABS (1/2 dozen) AT A TIME PER PERSON FOR $35 – CASH ONLY. (WHILE SUPPLIES LASTS)
• LIVE MUSIC. Enjoy fun summer sounds from area bands.
• THOUSANDS OF TABLES AND CHAIRS AND HUGE TENTS for crackin’ to your heart’s. We’ve even ordered enough crab paper to stretch all the way across the Harbor and back.
ALL SHOW FEATURES are undercover – so Rain or Shine – you should be fine.
ALL CRABS ARE SEASONED WITH J.O. SPICE!

Fake Crab Records Label Showcase
7PM – ?
Reverb
2112 N Charles St, Baltimore
WE’RE BACK BABY Fake Crab Records‘ first curated show/mini-fest! Now with less snow.
Whenskiesaregray, The Heads are Zeros, Eyelet, A Film In Color, Mental School, Schroeder, & Matt Pless
Special “Crab Bags” available for cheap that come with:
* Fake Crab Tote
* Limited edition patch (art by Olivia Helen Henry)
* Limited edition button (art by Ghostfreehood / Nick DiFabbio)
* OG Fake Crab stickers / buttons
* Fake Crab mini-zines
* Random Fake Crab cassette release
* + MORE???
$5 $5 $5

Pics in the Park
Showing at 8:30PM
Center Plaza
120 W. Fayette Street, Baltimore
BYOB (bring your own blanket!)
Free outdoor movies are the perks of summer in the City, and Pics in the Park has enough lawn space for you and all your friends. Bring a picnic basket, blanket, or lawn chairs. Showtime is at as soon as the sun goes down.
Saturday, June 25- Creed (pg-13)
Saturday, July 30- Caddy Shack
Saturday, August 27- Avengers: Age of Ultron (pg-13)
Saturday, September 24- Star Wars: Episode Vll – The Force Awakens (pg-13)
Get more details at www.GoDowntownBaltimore.com
Center Plaza is located off the Purple Circulator route at N. Charles & Fayette Street. Parking is available in the garage under the plaza, or along Liberty street. The plaza is bike, stroller, and pet friendly.

BWC Presents: Electro Sci-Fi Dance Jam
9:30PM – ?
De Kleine Duivel
3602 Hickory Ave, Baltimore
Glow sticks and visors and space men and astro girls. Come do the robot and bust a gear with the BWC at our next dance jam staring otherworldly DJ Landis Expandis, who expands at the rate of the Universe! Someone lend me their extra pair of LA Lights. BWC space drinks on spesh. BWC space dance on fleek. Guest DJ, MarcusGFunk.

Bikes and Beers Baltimore 2016
11AM – ?
UNION Craft Brewing
1700 Union Ave, Ste D, Baltimore
Bikes and Beers Baltimore is a 15 mile ride around downtown Baltimore featuring three of the city’s most renowned breweries: Union Craft, Heavy Seas, and Peabody Heights. The ride will begin at Union Craft and head to the Heavy Seas Alehouse where riders will sample two different beers then make their way to Peabody Heights for another sample and then back to Union Craft brewing and will be greeted with their official event pint glass, and a free fill of their choice. At Union Craft we will have a live band, local food trucks, and a ton of outside games for people to play!
Riders will also receive a free raffle ticket for a chance to win several brand new bikes and a ton of other prizes including restaurant gift certificates and cycling gear! A portion of proceeds from the event will go to Bikemore and Bike MD to help improve the cycling conditions in the city of Baltimore. Have fun, and give back! Cheers!

D. Watkins & Taharka Brothers present the COOK UP
7:30PM – 9:30PM
Red Emma’s Bookstore Coffeehouse
30 W North Ave, Baltimore
Our favorite local literary phenom has a brand-new memoir out, and we’re betting it will be the Red Emma’s bestseller for 2016! Join us as D. Watkins reads from his newly published instant-classic, THE COOK UP, and discusses his personal transformation from the streets to the classroom. And, just to make the story a little sweeter, Watkins teamed up with local youth-led ice cream coop Taharka Brothers to produce a brand-new flavor based on the book! Don’t miss your chance to get a signed copy of D’s book, and sample the new Taharka Brothers ice cream flavor, too!

Charm City Crab Run 5K – Baltimore, MD
9:30AM – 3PM
Rash Field
201 Key Hwy, Baltimore
Join us on Saturday, June 25th, at Rash Field in the Inner Harbor as we celebrate summer in CRAB-TASTIC style. The Charm City Crab Run 5K race will start and end in Baltimore’s beautiful INNER HARBOR. As you finish your race you will find yourself immersed in the largest Crab & Beer Festival in Charm City with over 50 beers to choose from along with Food Trucks, Arts & Crafts, and enjoy the sounds of live music on the Main Stage. If you’d like to eat crabs you can purchase them ala carte or select the VIP – All You Care To Eat Option. Teams are encouraged and we’ll have a costume contest. All runners are welcome to stay at the Festival through the first session (11am – 3pm). Get Crackin’ and Get Runnin’ cause this will be the CRABBIEST part of your Summer. Join us today – entries are limited.

Cinema Ephemera: The Festival of Useful Film
1PM – 5PM
Motor House
120 W. North Avenue
Jay Schwartz (The Secret Cinema, Philadelphia): “From Philadelphia with Love”
A Day with the Fairmount Park Mounted Patrol (Dir: George Smith and Charles Bender, ca. 1960)
The Philadelphia Story of 1963 (1963)
Westside Store (1982)
Brooklyn Goes To Philadelphia (1954)
Albert Steg (Zampano’s Playhouse, Cambridge MA): “Spider Pool Poses – Illicit Peepshow Settings of the 1950’s”
[Peepshow Medley] (ca. 1949 – 1955).
Fancy Nancy (ca. 1951)

Brian L. Frye (James Eads How Memorial Cinema & Kentucky Amateur Film Archives, Lexington, KY): “Selections from the Kentucky Amateur Film Archives”
University of Kentucky Promotional Film Footage (1951)
Waterfalls – Cumberland Falls (date unknown)
Mammoth Cave &c. (date unknown)
The 1933 100% Club: An Unusual Reward for Unusual Effort (1933)

Jasmyn Castro (African American Home Movie Archive, Washington DC): “African American Ephemera”
Ethel Waters “Underneath the Harlem Moon”, from Rufus Jones for President (1933)
Count Basie and His Orchestra feat. Jimmy Rushing “Take Me Back, Baby” (1941)
Thank You Ma’am (1976)
Narratives (African American Home Movie Archive, 2016)
Black Protest (1975)

Cinema Ephemera : Travel Movies
9PM – 12AM
Soft House
1501 Guilford Avenue (in the Copycat Building), 5th Floor
“Travel Movies” Group screening with live music. Featuring additional screenings by Bob and Teresa Wagner and 3D Viewmaster projections by Rich Wexler
Music by David Jacober (guitar, percussion), Tom Boram (modular synthesizer), Will Redman (percussion, electronics), and Michael Wasteneys (objects, voice, electronics). Additional music/sounds/mix by John Somers and Tim Wisniewski.

Sunday, June 26

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) at The Senator
Showing at 10AM
The Senator Theatre
5904 York Rd, Baltimore
“This genuine SF classic (1956) says a good deal more about the McCarthyist hysteria of the early 50s than about the danger of invasion from outer space by soul-stealing ‘pods.’ Don Siegel’s superb little effort, with its matter-of-fact isolation of hero Kevin McCarthy (ironic, no?) from the smarmy complacency of a small town gone to hell—and way beyond—points the way to his gripping action films of the 60s and 70s (Madigan, Coogan’s Bluff, Dirty Harry).” (Don Druker, Chicago Reader)
1956 Dir. Don Siegel. 1.85:1 B/W DCP 80 min.
ADMISSION $7
TRAILER: https://youtu.be/kYrcyROSjl0

BWC by Aggio
Seating at 6PM and 8:30PM
Aggio Baltimore
614 Water St, Baltimore
Join Aggio head bartender Amie Ward in an intimate set menu cocktail event, featuring spirits from The Baltimore Whiskey Company. Over two hours, you’ll be served three world class cocktails, designed explicitly for the event, as well as a digestif to finish. Head distiller Eli Breitburg-Smith will be on hand to discuss the craft of spirits production.
Tickets are extremely limited with 15 seats per each of the two showcases. The first runs 6pm-8pm, the second from 8:30pm-10:30pm. The restaurant will be closed during the event.  21+, $50 all inclusive, gratuity included.
Buy Tickets Here

Summer Beach Bash!
12PM – 2AM
Mad River Baltimore
1110 S Charles St, Baltimore
ATTENTION: Calling all ya Dudes and Dude-etts. Let’s kick off this summer right…river style! Join us for our 3rd annual Summer Beach Party!! It’s the biggest party of the year and we’re going all out! Sand covered floors, Smirnoff Crush Bar, Fed Thrill Sunglasses Stand, Scopes by Ryan Serio, Live Music by “The Edjacated Phools” and Live Beats featuring DJ Justin Icenroad. Plus MUCH MUCH MORE! So grab your board shorts, bikinis and maybe some fed-thrill shades because were bringing the BEACH back to ” THE RIV”!

Made in America
2PM – 3PM
Baltimore Museum of Industry
1415 Key Hwy, Baltimore
Meet the makers of some of the world’s finest furniture, lighting, and decorative accessories and learn how Maryland-made products set global standards for excellence in craftsmanship and design while creating jobs in Maryland. MADE: In America Chairman James DeLorbe will lead a panel discussion. Presented with All American House 2016.
FREE with museum admission. Advance registration suggested, contact Kelley at kedelmann@thebmi.org or 410.727.4808 x120.

Cacti Building + Wine or Beer!
3PM – ?
Dooby’s
802 N Charles St, Baltimore
Join us at Dooby’s for our newest workshop: Cacti Building! Choose your own unique, repurposed container and create your own cacti garden. Learn some new skills and beautify your home! Ticket includes all supplies + glass of wine or beer (non-alcoholic beverages also apply).
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Sotto Sopra’s June Opera Night & 5 Course Dinner
6PM – 9PM
Sotto Sopra Restaurant
405 N Charles St, Baltimore
Multi Course Italian Dinner & Live Opera Performances
Summer is here and it is hot out there, chill with us for an evening of tantalizing Sotto Sopra cuisine. Our performers will regale you with your favorite arias that tell the stories of lives and loves both won and lost. Hear their amazing voices as they envelop Sotto Sopra’s 19th century dining room. The acoustics are amazing, the singers engaging and the food—aah, the food reflects the deft hand that is Italian.
PERFORMERS
Karen Myers Rhodovi, Soprano
Paul McIlvaine, Tenor
Tom Hetrick, Pianist
MENU
Chilled Cucumber Gazpacho
Potato and Ricotta Ravioli and Sautéed Crawfish
with rapini, pancetta, lemon and Tabasco butter sauce
Limoncello Sorbet
Roasted Lamb Shank
with oranges, olives and garlic basil mashed potatoes
Chocolate Polenta Soufflé and Vanilla Gelato
$58 Per Person Includes multi course dinner and live entertainment (excludes beverages, tax and gratuity)

Summer Brunch Sundays
12PM – 2PM
Flavor
15 E Centre St, Baltimore
QueenEarth & Friends returns to Baltimore for a Summer Sunday Brunch!
Every Last Sunday in June, July, and August, we will serenade you with some music and creativity. We got guitars, loop pedals, and crayons. Bring your friends and family and come enjoy the tunes! There is a full brunch menu and beverages for adults and children.
Featuring Andrew Walen on guitar and Black Root on percussion.

Dining On The Wild Side Fundraiser & Social
7PM – 9PM
Charm City Farms
1310 Hillman St, Baltimore
Join us for a dinner fundraiser. We are hosting this event to raise money for our water catchment system.
Marinated Bamboo Shoots
Grilled Rabbit Sausage w/ Homemade Rolls
Mushroom & Feta with Greens in a Pita Pocket
Cole Slaw & Pickles
Daylily bud pickles w dill and coriander
Red cabbage slaw with local strawberries and jalapeno
Chaga Tea w/ Honey
Homemade Ginger Ale
Iced Tea
Homemade Ice Cream Sandwiches
Reservation required $20 donation at the door

Sunday Munch featuring Voodoo Pharmacology
10:30AM – 1:30PM
Hollywood Diner Food Truck Park
400 E Saratoga St, Baltimore
Bloody marys + awesome music + food trucks + a great farmers market next door = a Sunday Funday meant for kings & queens! Join us for this weekends MUNCH (music & brunch) featuring the music stylings of Baltimore’s own Voodoo Pharmacology & Robert Mitchell“Fireball” for the intermission

Social Sunday: a Conversation Series by Devin N. Morris
4PM – 7PM
Platform Gallery
116 W Mulberry St, Baltimore
Platform is pleased to present SOCIAL SUNDAY, an inaugural event within our performance series.Platform’s performance series chooses delegate artists to create a conversation with the local community through a temporary event in the space. This will as act as a performance of the gallery and act as a device for artists to be challenged outside of their medium. To celebrate our second anniversary and the first of this series, Devin N Morris, founder of 3DotZine, will be hosting his “SOCIAL SUNDAY”.
Social Sunday is a salon style gathering and conversation series where invited guests discuss current political, personal and social affairs. The conversation series began as an informal gathering of friends thatmanifested into a meditative dialogue where all topics and issues receive an open platform to be expressed and explored within a group. The conversation is topic based and moderated by Devin N Morris. Guests are encouraged to impart topics to be discussed as well are welcome to participate in the discussion or to just find comfort in the space.

Anti Street Harassment Day of Action
4PM – 6:15PM
Atomic Books
3620 Falls Rd, Baltimore
Join Beast Grrl Collective and ETHIC Program for a day of activities to combat street harassment. We will chalk the sidewalk with anti-street harassment messages, then have a discussion with Tori McReynolds of Hollaback! Baltimore.
Beast Grrl Collective is a youth-run feminist organization that works to promote youth empowerment, feminist education, and art activism. We publish a zine, organize service projects, and host events around Baltimore City. Our publication, Beast Grrl Zine can be purchased at Atomic Books or viewed on our website, beastgrrl.com.

Cinema Ephemera: The Festival of Useful Film
1PM – 5PM
Motor House
120 W. North Avenue
“Baltimorama” Baltimore ephemeral film showcase. Screening edited by Siobhan Hagan (Mid-Atlantic Regional Moving Image Archive), followed by panel discussion. An elongated view of Baltimore City created through archival moving images. The panel and audience will react to what was seen and heard in contemplating Baltimore’s past and future.
Panelists: Megan McShea (Audiovisual Archivist, Archives of American Art), (Philip J. Merrill (Ceo & Founder Nanny Jack & Co.), Margaret Rorison (Filmmaker), Joe Tropea (Maryland Historical Society)

Jeff Krulik retrospective
A look at filmmaker Jeff Krulik’s decades of filmmaking and public access television creations in Washington DC and Maryland, featuring the 30th anniversary of “Heavy Metal Parking Lot” and the 20th anniversary of “King of Porn”.

No More Road Trips?
7:30PM – 9PM
Creative Alliance
3134 Eastern Ave, Baltimore
Presented as a part of Cinema Ephemera: The Festival of Useful Film:
A journey from the Atlantic to California made from Prelinger’s collection of 9,000 home movies, “No More Road Trips?” reveals hidden histories embedded in the landscape and seeks to blend the pleasures of travel with premonitions of its end. The soundtrack for this fully participatory film will be made fresh by the audience, who will be encouraged to recall our shared past and predict the future.

Enjoy!

– Lindsey