Sorry this is late, I was out with the GalPals. Consistently nice weather means lots of goings on in the city this week. I’m taking a break during the week because my March schedule almost killed me. Then I’m back at it again on Friday. I’m going to Out Of Order at Maryland Art Place. It’s your chance to find that perfect piece of artwork you’ve been searching for at a great price. Plus there will be good food and a fun afterparty. On Saturday morning I’m volunteering at the Festival for the Animals at Druid Hill Park. It’s the Maryland SPCA‘s main fundraiser for the year. Come see me at the Family Fun Tent and support some super cute furry friends. Saturday evening I’m going to see Submersive Productions‘s MASS/Rabble at the Baltimore War Memorial. I can’t really tell you what you are going to experience if you go but it will be awesome so catch it during it’s short run in Baltimore. Sunday is the day I’ve been waiting for since December, Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar Opening Day 2019! I can’t wait to visit all my favorite vendors and buy some delicious food/produce. I like to go right when they open at 7 so you will have to be an early bird if you want to catch me!

Monday, April 1

Local Dining Week Baltimore
April 1 – April 7
Participating Restaurants
Local Dining Week spotlights over 50 independently owned restaurants in Baltimore City and raises awareness about the many benefits of dining and shopping locally. During Local Dining Week, customers will not only enjoy delicious food and specials, but 100 diners at each participating restaurant will receive a voucher they can redeem for a free Orioles ticket. Local Dining Week aims to celebrate and support our city’s local restaurants, which are critical to ensuring Baltimore’s economic health and vibrancy. Locally owned restaurants are also more likely to hire local people and give back to the community. Community Wealth Builders is the only entity working across Baltimore to nurture the type of inclusive, democratic, and equitable economic models needed to ensure healthier, people-focused neighborhood economies that enable residents to lead and control their communities’ development.

Walk the Murals of Station North
10AM – 10:45AM OR 11AM – 1PM
Greenmount Coffee Lab
1400 Greenmount Avenue, Baltimore
For our tour, we will meet at the Greenmount Coffee Lab at Open Works Bmore, a maker space with a parking lot and coffeehouse. Don’t miss the electronic photo booth on the south wall in the lobby (it’s free!); a great way to commemorate your tour and the pic will be waiting in your email inbox. After guests have checked in, we will then walk to about 60 points of interest, seeing quite a lot of street art, but also learning the history of this often overlooked urban landscape. We will enjoy a walking a loop of about 2.5 miles with a small pit stop towards the end for refreshment before heading back to open works. On this walk, we will enjoy the alleyways, parks, and farms of the often underrated, but constantly surprising revitalized neighborhood of Station North Arts & Entertainment District. Locals and travelers alike will enjoy this very instagrammable look at a gem of a neighborhood. Depending on the size of the group and speed of walking the time for finishing might be slightly later. There are periodical trivia questions and easter eggs hidden along the way – be ready to get competitive and rewarded with candy!
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Old Major Game Night
6PM – 12AM
Old Major
900 S. Carey St, Baltimore
Every Monday is Game Night at Old Major! Play one of our many games or bring your own. Our collection includes Monopoly, Apples to Apples, Connect Four, Joking Hazard, Trivial Pursuit, Jenga and many more! Bring friends or come solo. Food and drink specials run all night!

Patrón Cocktail Competition!
6PM – 10PM
Vida Taco Bar Harbor Point
1401 Point Street, Baltimore
Vida Taco Bar at Harbor Point in Baltimore is hosting the Patrón Cocktail Competition on April 1st! Come out to see some of the most creative bartenders from Maryland and DC compete to win the honor of best tequila cocktail!

Teavolve Open Mic w Jeff Miller
7PM – 10PM
Teavolve Cafe & Lounge
1401 Aliceanna St, Baltimore
The Teavolve open mic happens every Monday barring flooding or alien assault. Signup starts at 6pm, performances roll from 7-10pm. In deference to the venue we keep things PG-13 & in deference to getting everyone on the stage – no amps, drumkits, 2 pieces or 10 minutes whichever’s shorter. Most weeks we’re joined by a special featured artist in the middle of the night and though admission’s free, we hope you’ll bring a little something for their tip jar! Tonight we’ve got Nashville’s least-Nashvillish Nashvillian – Jeff Miller! “Amazing…”, “A total master…”, “talented songwriter…” are all phrases you could expect hear at a Jeff Miller performance. But while these words are bandied in hushed whispers, Jeff is just being true to the songs. Exacting and eclectic, Jeff weaves deft musicianship, cutting-edge technology, and skilled wordcraft into songs with weight and impact.

Monday NIGHT Studio Sessions feat. Lady Alma
7PM – 12AM
The Rockwell
702 South Broadway, Baltimore
Every 1st Monday at The Rockwell, TEDDY DOUGLAS, DJ TANZ, PERCUSSIONIST DAVON MCCOY with CHARLES DOCKINS BLEND TALENTS with MUSICIANS, SINGERS, AND VARIOUS ARTISTS. Every month we bring you a Music Industry vibe with a twist. It’s organic .. Art meets live music conducted by the Dj to give YOU The “MOST INCREDIBLE DANCE EXPERIENCE on a Monday! Monday April 1st is our Two Year Anniversary and to celebrate we are Excited to featuring LADY ALMA performing Live! Featuring: Complimentary Buffet, Drink Specials, Visual Arts, and a Wooden Dance Floor.

3rd Annual April Fool’s Day Celebration at Protean Books
7PM – 11PM
Protean Books & Records
836 Leadenhall St, Baltimore
Calling All Creeps! Protean Books & Dr. Gloom’s Crypt of Curiosities are proud to present: The 3rd ANNUAL APRIL FOOL’S DAY CELEBRATION. A goofy and ghoulish night of kooky contests and bizarre bullshitting -guaranteed to entertain and amuse- and that’s no joke! Join us for a truly unusual lecture challenge, the second ever COAX HOAX LECTURE CONTEST! We want all of you basket cases to write/present your groundbreaking research on a lost piece of folklore or mysterious history. Is your talk about a recently discovered crypid? A local ghost tale? An alien encounter that shook a small town? Anyway, keep it between 3-5 minutes, weirdos. Coax us and hoax us. Every entrant gets a prize. The winner gets an enormous bag of batshit bounty (note: not actually feces, just rad weird stuff). To be enter, please send an email to chrislamartina@yahoo.com with the name of your lecture and let us know if you have a powerpoint we’ll need to project.Who will win and what will their lecture be? Come & see.

Da Family Show w/ Eze Jackson, Al Rogers Jr., Brandon Woody and more!
7PM – ?
Metro Gallery
1700 N Charles St, Baltimore
Da’ Family Show curated by Brandon Woody and Kayin Scanterbury Hosted by Cierra Lione with DJ-Sun, Eze Jackson, Victoria Canal, Brandon Woody’s UPENDO, Elon, and Al Rogers Jr.
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Impropourri: Pickup Improv Jam
7:30PM – 9PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
FREE SHOW. Almost every Monday night, we throw our doors open for any improv team that wants to come and play. Gather your players, put your team’s name in the blue bucket, and you’re part of the show. Or, come on your own to pick up players from the audience and form a new team right then and there. See you here!

Medium Cheetah//B&TW//Strange Birds//Kratom Leeks
7:30PM – 12AM
Joe Squared
33 West North Avenue, Baltimore
Medium Cheetah Even if you haven’t seen them live, just from listening you get the feeling that there is no other option but to throw down at a Medium Cheetah show. Tighten your bootstraps. Bernie & The Wolf (Chicago) Where melancholy and chaos find a home between the sentiments of enduring melodies, poly-rythms and palindromes, and all the distortion. Kratom Leeks are bringing you all the feels. Get ready for line’s between band and audience to be blurred. Strange Birds Baltimore boys kicking out the jams.

Monday Trivia at MaGerk’s – New Independent Trivia Night
7:30PM – 9:30PM
MaGerk’s Pub
1061 S Charles St, Baltimore
Ours is an independent Trivia Night written specifically for the venue/audience each week. We try to write a rounded game that finds the right balance between challenging and fun, while avoiding too many gimmes or complete guesses. Generally speaking, people seem to really enjoy it and we’ve been pretty successful with consistent crowds, and a loyal following in Hampden, and Mt. Vernon, so we are very excited to be invited to bring the game to Federal Hill!!We’ll be playing at MaGerk’s every Monday in the back bar. It’s free to play (of course), and like any good Trivia Night, we’ll have loads of food and drink specials. We will also have a prize for the best overall team, as well as one for the highest placing small team so it’s good for groups of all sizes. We’d love to have you join us, so definitely consider checking it out if you’re in or around Federal Hill on Monday’s.

The Session Hosted By Clarence Ward III
8:30PM – ?
Terra Cafe Bmore
101 E 25th St, Baltimore
This event is a weekly Jazz Jam Session created and hosted by Baltimore’s own Saxophonist and Trumpeter Clarence Ward III. Each and every week some of finest musicians from Baltimore, Dc, Va and as far as Ny come to partake in this weekly Gathering of musical expression. There is NO cover and all you have to do is tip the band. There is NO OTHER PLACE in this town offering such a high level of music for free. Come check it out!

Tuesday, April 2

Local Dining Week Baltimore
April 1 – April 7
Participating Restaurants
Local Dining Week spotlights over 50 independently owned restaurants in Baltimore City and raises awareness about the many benefits of dining and shopping locally. During Local Dining Week, customers will not only enjoy delicious food and specials, but 100 diners at each participating restaurant will receive a voucher they can redeem for a free Orioles ticket. Local Dining Week aims to celebrate and support our city’s local restaurants, which are critical to ensuring Baltimore’s economic health and vibrancy. Locally owned restaurants are also more likely to hire local people and give back to the community. Community Wealth Builders is the only entity working across Baltimore to nurture the type of inclusive, democratic, and equitable economic models needed to ensure healthier, people-focused neighborhood economies that enable residents to lead and control their communities’ development.

Tuesday Night Trivia at Wicked Sisters
7PM – 9PM
Wicked Sisters 
3845 Falls Rd, Baltimore
Ours is an independent Trivia game written by a huge Trivia fan specifically for our venue and our audience…. The hope is that the game each week will be both ‘Fun & Fair’. Not too many ‘gimmes’ and hopefully very few questions that are blind guesses. In addition to a fun and challenging game, we have all the usual offerings you’d expect at a top Trivia night such as excellent food and drink specials(1/2 price wine night), and a prize for the winning team. We even have a prize for the highest finishing ‘small’ team, so it’s good for groups of all sizes! There is always an OPEN INVITE to anyone who would like to join us so hope to see you there!

Real Talk Tho 2
7PM – 9PM
Ida B’s Table
235 Holliday Street, Baltimore
Another Baltimore is Possible! When was the last time you felt like your voice really mattered? The Real News is launching a series of community editorial committee meetings called Real Talk Tho. Bringing people from all walks of life together to talk about the issues that matter to them the most. Join your neighbors, friends, family and colleagues in open and honest discussions about systemic racism and class, jobs, crime, education, climate change, society, culture, politics, economy, foreign policy and more. The Real News is dedicated to reporting on the underlying reasons for chronic problems facing our communities and in the search for effective solutions. Share your opinion, help us improve our work and help us make real news. Stop by early for happy hour. Cash bar and menu will be served during the program.
RSVP Free Here

The Songster Series | Miles Gannett
7PM – 9:30PM
Creative Alliance
3134 Eastern Ave, Baltimore
Singer-songwriter/guitarist Miles Gannett’s sound is informed by everything from rock &roll to bluegrass, psychedelia to folk. Learn about the influences along Miles’ artistic journey. Hosted by Brooks Long. Grab a drink. Join the conversation. Dig the music. Miles Gannett is a singer-songwriter/guitarist who has been writing and performing music since his single-digit years. He crafted his early tunes in the style and spirit of 1950s rock ‘n’ roll. As a teenager, his production of electronic music let him dive into the sounds and writing styles of classic psychedelia. FREE!

Tuesday Elements
7PM – 11PM
Motor House
120 W North Ave, Baltimore
Monthly recurring event, every first Tuesday. Hosted by Black Root and Grey Matter, the monthly first Tuesday “Elements” is an open cypher for DJs, B-Boys, Emcees and Graffiti/Visual Artists; all the elements of hip hop culture. Come to witness, share, engage and grow by interacting with avid students of Hip Hop culture. For people new to the Hip Hop community, feel free to network and mix with a range of culture makers.

Southwest Baltimore Ukulele Gathering
7PM – 8:30PM
St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
4711 Edmondson Ave, Baltimore
Join other area ukulele players and singers for some music making fun. Beginners welcome and encouraged! Other instruments and singers welcome too! We meet on the first Tuesday of every month in the Parish Hall at St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church. If you own a copy of The Daily Ukulele Book (yellow) bring it along, if not, no worries, we love to share. We have added the 40 Easy Songs For Ukulele pdf and also play from charts provided. $5 suggested donation. Door Prize drawn every month. (a new set of strings with a restringing lesson included, a free 30 minute lesson, gift certificate, etc.)

Charm City Trivia Tuesdays
7:30PM – 9:30PM
Full Tilt Brewing
5604 York Road, Baltimore
Come join us as we welcome Charm City Trivia to our Fully Tilted family. Every Tuesday will will have them in-house orchestrating some of the best trivia in the city. Beer, gift certificates, merch, etc… who knows what you could bring home with you from week to week if your team comes out on top.

Harold Night at BIG
7:30PM – 9PM
The BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Every Tuesday night, check out BIG house performers as they rock the classic long-form improv format known as The Harold. Three of BIG’s six Conservatory teams will take the stage every week to blow. your. ever-loving. minds. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Dinner with Friends
Mar 12 – Apr 7, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7PM
Everyman Theatre
315 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Like any culinary trend, relationships are destined to evolve over time—but can the recipe of friendship retain its zest if the key ingredients begin to change? A fabulous dinner at the home of food writers Gabe and Karen proves hard to swallow when Beth drops the bomb that husband Tom wants out of their 12-year marriage. Suddenly, both couples find themselves grappling with questions of loyalty, individuality, and commitment in Donald Margulies’ deliciously funny, sharply observed Pulitzer Prize-winning drama—celebrating its 20th anniversary this season with the time-tested flavor and richness of a classic dish.
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Broncho w/ Lemongrab and Reagan Cats at Metro Gallery
7:30PM – ?
Metro Gallery
1700 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Featuring: BRONCHO, LEMONGRAB, and Reagan Cats.
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Turn Up Tuesdays with DJ Marzo
8PM – 1AM
Motor House
120 West North Avenue, Baltimore
Join DJ Marzo as he spins during Turn Up Tuesdays in Showroom bar at Motor House, with 2 for 1 drinks specials from 8pm until the party winds down.

Backbar Movies | Do The Right Thing (1989)
8PM – 10PM
Paulie Gee’s Hampden
3535 Chestnut Ave, Baltimore
“The last time I trusted you, Mookie, I ended up with a son.” Backbar Movies | Do The Right Thing (1989) 8:00pm Start Time. Twofer Drink Specials & Food Specials From 5pm to Close. Movie night specials available in back bar only. No children under age 12 allowed in the back bar.

Oleg Poliansky Piano Recital- Encore!
8PM – 11PM
An die Musik
409 N Charles St, Baltimore
After his very successful March appearance, Oleg agreed to stop back at the end of his tour! Oleg Poliansky started to study the piano at the Lysenko Music School in Kiev, where his teachers were Natalia Gridneva and Natalia Tolpygo. Simultaneously, he also studied violoncello from the 1st through 8th class at the same school with Galina Grishenko. To his teachers belong three well-known personalities: Alexandr Alexandrov at the Gnessin Institute in Moscow, Sergei Dorensky at the Moscow Conservatory and Pavel Gililov at the Musikhochschule Köln. Oleg Poliansky has been living in Köln as well since 1993 and holds the academic position of Associate Professor for Major Piano at Hochshule für Musik Köln since 2007.
Program: Chopin Fantasy f-moll op.49  – Chopni Sonata # 2 b-moll , op.35 – Chopin Ballade # 1 g-moll, op.23.
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Wednesday, April 3

Local Dining Week Baltimore
April 1 – April 7
Participating Restaurants
Local Dining Week spotlights over 50 independently owned restaurants in Baltimore City and raises awareness about the many benefits of dining and shopping locally. During Local Dining Week, customers will not only enjoy delicious food and specials, but 100 diners at each participating restaurant will receive a voucher they can redeem for a free Orioles ticket. Local Dining Week aims to celebrate and support our city’s local restaurants, which are critical to ensuring Baltimore’s economic health and vibrancy. Locally owned restaurants are also more likely to hire local people and give back to the community. Community Wealth Builders is the only entity working across Baltimore to nurture the type of inclusive, democratic, and equitable economic models needed to ensure healthier, people-focused neighborhood economies that enable residents to lead and control their communities’ development.

New Record Store Soft Opening Sale in Baltimore
10AM – 6PM
Wax Atlas
22 W 25th St, Baltimore
Online stereo and record retailer Wax Atlas will be opening a new record store and stereo shop space in early April, but you can check out our stuff before the dust settles. Our current stock features hundreds of un-picked lps, Books, 45s, 78s, CDs, Cassettes, and other ephemera of lost eras. New items will be added each week. We buy 7 days a week so feel free to reach out any time.

Wine’d Down Wednesdays
4PM – 12AM
Back Yard Baltimore
131 S. Schroeder St., Baltimore
Come every Wednesday for ‘Wine’d Down Wednesdays’ – 1/2 off Wines by the Bottle.

Wednesday Open Studio at Local Color Flowers!
4:30PM – 8PM
Local Color Flowers
3100 Brentwood Avenue, Baltimore
Drumroll please! By popular demand…Open Studio will now be offered EVERY Wednesday night starting May 2nd from 4:30-8PM!!! What!? For those of you who have not yet been to Open Studio, the model is simple. Come by during the open hours. Choose from loads of amazing locally grown flowers, make something in your own vase or choose one of ours. Pay for what you make. No need to RSVP, just come on by! Bring friends (adults only please), canned Rose and snacks. Enjoy a night relaxing and getting creative with flowers. Make it your weekly routine!

Veuve Clicquot Tasting
5PM – 6:30PM
Bin 604
604 South Exeter Street, Baltimore
We are excited to host Bertrand Varoquier, Oenologist at Veuve Clicquot, for a special tasting at Bin 604. Tickets are $10.
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Menu Dègustation
5PM – 9PM
Chez Hugo Bistro
206 E. Redwood St., Baltimore
Every Wednesday and Thursday Chez Hugo will offer its “Menu Dègustation”. This tasting menu will be $85 per person and $10 will go towards youth education in Baltimore (more details to come). At the end of 2019, we will host a final event to celebrate the support generated by our diners towards this important cause. Please call or email the restaurant to reserve this experience, as there are a limited number of special menus available each night. (443)-438-3002  bonjour@chezhugobistro.com

Terrarium Building Workshop
6:30PM – 8PM
B.Willow
220 West 27th Street, Baltimore
Join us at our workshop table for a fun evening of terrarium building! Choose from a variety of repurposed/vintage glassware, and learn everything necessary to grow healthy tropical plants in an enclosed glass vessel. Workshop attendees will also receive 15% off plants before or after the class. No experience necessary. Sorry, no discount given if you bring your own container, but feel free to bring your own pots into the shop to plant during regular shop hours! $35 ticket includes all supplies. For beverages during the workshop, feel free to BYOB!
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Veuve Clicquot Dinner
7PM – 10PM
Charleston
1000 Lancaster St, Baltimore
We are excited to announce that Bertrand Varoquier, Oenologist at Veuve Clicquot – will lead an exploration of several wines – including La Grande Dame – from the famed Champagne house with Chef Wolf’s custom menu. 299 pp inclusive. Please call 410.332.7373 to purchase your tickets.
HORS D’OEUVRES: French Onion Soup Nouvelle -Ossetra Caviar Crème Fraîche, Chive, Yukon Gold Potato Chip – Champagne, Veuve Clicquot “Yellow Label” Brut NV
FIRST: Grilled Bronzino Haricot Vert Beignets, Littleneck Clam Beignets – Niçoise Olives, Basil, Wild Spanish Extra Virgin Olive Oil – Champagne, Veuve Clicquot Brut 2008
SECOND: Butter Poached Wild Burgundy Snails French Coco Beans – Housemade Spaghetti, Spinach & Cilantro Sauce – Champagne, Veuve Clicquot “La Grande Dame” Brut 2008
THIRD: Foie Gras, Lobster and Black Winter Truffle Chausson – Truffle & Burgundy Reduction – Champagne, Veuve Clicquot “La Grande Dame” Brut Rosé 2008
(Dessert included)

Watching X Files With No Lights On
7PM – 11PM
The Windup Space
12 W North Ave, Baltimore
Watching X Files With No Lights On is a monthly X Files watch party with comedy classroom style discussion interludes between Erika Thomas, Jesse Yaunch, a special guest, and whoever is attending. We focus on the mythology episodes with best of monsters of the week interspersed. There are recaps available that are posted before the event in case you need to get up to speed. The event is on first Wednesdays at The Windup Space. For the next edition of Watching X Files With No Lights On we will be watching One Breath, the third episode in a three episode arch that began with Duane Barry and Ascension. Also in premature celebration of April 20th, we will be watching Clyde Bruckman’s Final Repose and Jose Chung’s From Outer Space. Clyde Bruckman’s Final Repose won an Emmy for writing and Peter Boyle who played Clyde Bruckman also received an Emmy for outstanding guest actor in a drama series. It was once called the 10th greatest episode of television ever by TV Guide. Jose Chung’s From Outer Space is one of the best X Files episodes and also features the psychic, The Stupendous Yappi. As always there will be recaps for the mythology episodes. The recaps will account for episodes that we have not viewed and a few things that were mythology related in monster of the week episodes. As always, feel free to watch on your own to catch up or read our handy dandy recaps. Between each episode there will be a break for a classroom style discussion between the audience, local x files aficionado Erika Thomas, local comedian and man about town Jesse Yaunch, and special guest Matt Pie from Cowabunga Pizza Time and Bonus Disk.

Club 1727: An Open Musical-Improv Jam
7PM – 9PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Open musical-improv practice at The BIG Theater. Learn musical improv games and song formats in a fun and supportive environment. No music background or musical improv experience necessary. Accompaniment by Brian E. Young on the keyboard and ukulele. Bring your voice, musical instruments, and learn the joy of making up songs in the moment at the speed of fun.

Walsh’s Wednesday Trivia at Mick O’Shea’s
7PM – 9:30PM
Mick O’Sheas Irish Pub
328 N Charles St, Baltimore
Walsh is bringing his long running and popular Trivia Night to his favorite Irish Pub!!! Join us at Mick O’Sheas Irish Pub on Wednesday, October 24th to play Baltimore’s best independent Trivia game. It’s burger and pint night and we’ll be playing Trivia at the bar from 7pm. Trivia is free to play, and we can guarantee a fun and challenging game for team’s of up to 8 ppl.

Drag Bingo at The Charles
7PM – 10PM
The Charles Baltimore
1110 South Charles Street, Baltimore
This is NOT your grandma’s bingo. Charlie’s very own angel, Washington Heights, will be hosting the most entertaining event to grace your calendar on a Wednesday. Drag Bingo will include 6 rounds of BINGO broken up with performances, competitions, and witty dialogue. Balls drop at 7:30pm, but we suggest arriving early to take advantage of our delicious Brinner menu. Eat It! As a side pairing for a lite Washington Height’s roast, the Charles’ will be serving BOTTOMLESS Mimosas, Bloody Mary’s, Sangria, and Orange Crushes for $15! We promise to deliver a night of irreverent humor, campy antics, and amazing prizes.

Games of Thrones Trivia
7PM – 9PM
AJ’s on Hanover
1500 South Hanover Street, Baltimore
We are psyched about the Game of Thrones so we made our next themed trivia to celebrate the release of season 8. As per normal Corey will be dishing out two rounds of questions from 7-9pm. We will have four themed cocktails on special, prizes for first, second, and third place teams and a few added bonuses. Each themed cocktail you purchase enters you for a chance to win some cool GOT swag and merchandise. And, we are giving away a $25 gift card to the best dressed! We anticipate this will be our busiest trivia of the year, so please register in advance on Eventbrite. It is very likely that we will fill up quickly. In the event that this happens we will be moving the overflow to Delia Foley’s OR making this a two night event. Either way sign up in advance and show up early!

BINGO
7:30PM – 9PM
Park Bench Pub
1749 Belt Street, Baltimore
Join us for BINGO every Wednesday, starting at 7:30. $6 Flatbread all night. Lots of fun and great prizes!

Charm City BINGO Wednesdays
7:30PM – 9:30PM
Full Tilt Brewing
5604 York Road, Baltimore
Join us every Wednesday for Bingo at the taproom! 6 rounds of free-to-play bingo with Charm City Bingo as your host and beer and prizes to sweeten the deal!

Charles Village Trivia Night
7:30PM – 10PM
Red Star Charles Village
3224 Saint Paul Street, Baltimore
Come join us as we welcome Charm City Trivia to our Red Star family. Every Wednesday, we will have them in-house orchestrating some of the best trivia in the city! Drinks, gift cards, merch, etc… Who knows what you could bring home with you from week to week if your team comes out on top? Come find out with us.

Unmaker, Aertex, Stars And The Sea
7:30PM – ?
Metro Gallery
1700 N Charles St, Baltimore
Featuring: Unmaker (RVA, mem Occultist), Aertex, and Stars and the Sea.
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Dinner with Friends
Mar 12 – Apr 7, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7PM
Everyman Theatre
315 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Like any culinary trend, relationships are destined to evolve over time—but can the recipe of friendship retain its zest if the key ingredients begin to change? A fabulous dinner at the home of food writers Gabe and Karen proves hard to swallow when Beth drops the bomb that husband Tom wants out of their 12-year marriage. Suddenly, both couples find themselves grappling with questions of loyalty, individuality, and commitment in Donald Margulies’ deliciously funny, sharply observed Pulitzer Prize-winning drama—celebrating its 20th anniversary this season with the time-tested flavor and richness of a classic dish.
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MASS/Rabble
April 3 – April 14
Baltimore War Memorial
101 North Gay Street Baltimore
April 3rd-14th – 8pm (5pm Sundays) doors 30 minutes prior. Early arrivals are rewarded with a richer experience. MASS/RABBLE – As our bodies move, we tell a story. Where we have been, where we are going, what we hold on to, what we let go of. When bodies move in masses, they tell a larger story. Hope, fear, war, famine, the search for a better life. What does it mean to be just one body moving in humanity’s great crowd? This is a movement piece. Prepare to be moved. Guests of all levels of physical ability are invited to join our ensemble of thirty movers in the vast space of Baltimore’s War Memorial for Submersive Productions largest-scale work to date. As you choose your own degree of involvement, the invitation to join the rabble will remain open. This event is brought to you in part by the War Memorial Arts Initiative, Parlights Inc., and The William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund, creator of the Baker Artist Portfolios.
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Salsa y Bachata Wednesdays
8PM – 12AM
Sangria Patio Bar
930 North Charles Street, Baltimore
From Baltimore’s premier annual social dance event – the Baltimore Congress, and Baltimore’s fabulous Latin Dance Company Sentimento, we bring you a weekly night of dance lessons, and social dancing. Situated right in the heart of Mr Vernon, right down the street from the Washington Monument is where it all goes down with tasty food, refreshing beverages. invigorating music, and alluring dances. Dance Lessons with Raj More $5 per class // 8:00 PM Bachata // 8:45 PM Salsa. Dance with DJ Raj starting 9:30.

Holy Film-Holies! #1
8:30PM – 1:30AM
Holy Frijoles
908 W 36th St, Baltimore
Let’s start this off in the future with Snake Plissken, all the way in the unimaginable time of 1997. Come see if Snake can save the suspiciously British sounding president from the prison state of Manhattan before his brain explodes. Does he succeed? Probably, Who needs 2 eyes when you’ve got great hair. The Thing and Big Trouble in Little China are awesome movies but this is THE Carpenter/Russell jam! Ever ask the skies for an Italian produced rip off/ mash up of The Warriors and Escape From New York? Of course, who hasn’t? Stick around after the main feature for 1990: The Bronx Warriors.

Art of Comedy Open Mic
9PM – 11PM
Motor House
120 W North Ave, Baltimore
Baltimore’s hottest open mic night is every Wednesday from 8 to 11 p.m. at Motor House. Sign up to try out 5 minutes of your material in the most welcoming room in the city. Produced by Ivan Martin, with host Garrett Harvest and music by DJ Dragon. 18+ For Explicit Content, Strong Language. Part of the Motor House Creative Crossroads Producer Residency, Producer: Ivan Martin.

Thursday, April 4

O’s Opening Day Party
10AM – 9PM
Checkerspot Brewing Company
1399 S. Sharp St., Baltimore
Come to celebrate O’s Opening Day at Checkerspot! We open early at 10am, Bottoms Up Bagels will be here with some fun baseball-inspired food. We’ll have “Here” Beer with paw paw fruits on tap to honor #20 Frank Robinson. Brandon Nicklas will be here selling his iconic HERE shirts and a portion of the proceeds will go to the Baltimore Urban Baseball Association.

Pep Rally in the Plaza
12PM – 2PM
Center Plaza
120 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Celebrate Orioles Opening Day just blocks from the ballpark with food trucks, iHeart Radio, lawn games, and giveaways. Open to all ages and pets, no registration required. Free Flying Dog Beer from iHeart Radio. Additional beer & wine for sale.
Food Trucks: Bistro Lunchbox, Pasta LaVista Baby, and Deja Roux.

Lunch Under the Pipes
12PM – 1PM
Westminster Hall & Burying Ground
519 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Bring your lunch and enjoy a performance by the Archbishop Curley High School Choir under the direction of Michael Gaffney. This event is free and open to the public.

Local Dining Week Baltimore
April 1 – April 7
Participating Restaurants
Local Dining Week spotlights over 50 independently owned restaurants in Baltimore City and raises awareness about the many benefits of dining and shopping locally. During Local Dining Week, customers will not only enjoy delicious food and specials, but 100 diners at each participating restaurant will receive a voucher they can redeem for a free Orioles ticket. Local Dining Week aims to celebrate and support our city’s local restaurants, which are critical to ensuring Baltimore’s economic health and vibrancy. Locally owned restaurants are also more likely to hire local people and give back to the community. Community Wealth Builders is the only entity working across Baltimore to nurture the type of inclusive, democratic, and equitable economic models needed to ensure healthier, people-focused neighborhood economies that enable residents to lead and control their communities’ development.

Menu Dègustation
5PM – 9PM
Chez Hugo Bistro
206 E. Redwood St., Baltimore
Every Wednesday and Thursday Chez Hugo will offer its “Menu Dègustation”. This tasting menu will be $85 per person and $10 will go towards youth education in Baltimore (more details to come). At the end of 2019, we will host a final event to celebrate the support generated by our diners towards this important cause. Please call or email the restaurant to reserve this experience, as there are a limited number of special menus available each night. (443)-438-3002  bonjour@chezhugobistro.com

Limestone Wines
6PM – 8PM
Bin 604
604 South Exeter Street, Baltimore
You want to know what the great regions of Champagne, Burgundy, Chablis, the Loire and southern Rhône valleys, and Saint-Emilion in Bordeaux have in common? The soils are rich with limestone! And while solid limestone itself is too hard for the vines to penetrate, the calcium-carbonate it contains has many valuable benefits to vine health and grapes. Join us to taste the influence this soil has on wines not just from France, but around the world. Tickets are $10 with a $5 credit toward featured wines.
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Board Game Night & Keyforge Thursdays!
6PM – 10PM
No Land Beyond
1825 N. Charles Street, Baltimore
Every Thursday No Land Beyond hosts Board Game Night! There is no cover and you and your friends will have free access to our ever growing games library all night. For a full list of games check out our website. If you like a game in the library or want a game that we don’t have let us know and we can order a copy for you to purchase as we also sell games. We also accept game donations for our library, bring them by anytime we’re open. In addition to open gaming and learn to play sessions on Thursdays at No Land Beyond we’ve also been hosting local game creators to showcase and play-test their latest games! Do you have a game that you’re working on that could use an audience to try out, break, and offer feedback on? Get in touch with us at nolandbaltimore@gmail.com to let us know about your game so we can set something up with you. We also encourage local RPG groups to get in touch with us about hosting play sessions at our space.

Cocktails and Calligraphy: Learn Modern Calligraphy
6:30PM – 8PM
Bookmakers Cocktail Club
31 E Cross St, Baltimore
Join Nikki from Shotgunning for Love Letters for a 1.5 hour introductory modern calligraphy class and artisan crafted cocktail tasting. This class is designed for beginners as well as those looking to enhance their calligraphy skills or pick up a new hobby. Students can enjoy a crafted cocktail from Bookmakers while learning calligraphy basics such as practice strokes, pressure, technique, and tips directly from a calligrapher. First time students will receive a curated calligraphy starter kit made up of quality tested tools to take home and kick start a new hobby. Starter kits include: a nib, nib holder, practice sheets, black ink, an inkwell, and practice guide. Return students will receive a kit with new nibs to try, metallic inks, handmade papers, and a new instruction book with a mix of flourished and organic calligraphy styles. Return student kits do NOT include a pen. You may only register as a return student if you’ve taken my class before. $95 for a single ticket, $90 per ticket when you purchase with a friend!
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Flora: A Botanical Workshop & Cocktail Series in the Garden Room
7PM – 9PM
Topside
612 Cathedral St, Baltimore
B.Willow & Hotel Revival welcome you inside the Garden Room at Topside in Mt. Vernon for the re-launch of our botanical series. Every other month will focus on different rarities within the plant world, from cacti that haven’t been watered in 400 years, to orchids that mimic insects. Sip on delicious flora-inspired cocktails, learn about some fascinating plants, and leave with one of your own! Plants have evolved remarkable ways of fooling the world around them, in order to enhance their own survival. In this lecture, we will discuss several examples within the plant kingdom to highlight how certain species behave in unexpected ways. $45 ticket includes 2 cocktails, and a potted Stapelia gigantea: these plants are known as a “carrion” plant, because their flower emits a pungent (but beautiful) flower!
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Mondo Baltimore – Nightmare City
7PM – 10PM
Mondo Baltimore
12 W North Ave, Baltimore
With your host, Frau Ankenstien! As usual, it’s free w/karaoke after the flicks
7PM – Atsa Spicy Meatball! A clip show dedicated to all things Italian
8PM – Nightmare City, 1980, Umberto Lenzi: An airplane exposed to radiation lands, and blood drinking zombies emerge armed with knives, guns and teeth! They go on a rampage slicing, dicing, and biting their way across the Italian countryside.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail
7PM – 9PM
Charm City Meadworks
400 East Biddle St., Baltimore
On the first, third, and fifth Thursday of each month, Charm City Meadworks will screen the first, third, and fifth movie in a series. For February, we’ll be showing:
April 04: Monty Python and the Holy Grail
April 18: Monty Python’s Life of Brian

Open Mic: Stand-Up in Lenny’s Lobby
7:30PM – 9PM
The BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
This is your chance to get up and tell jokes- no experience necessary. Come to this open mic and try out five minutes or less of material. The stakes are low but the fun is fabulous.

Abiotic/Cognitive/God of Nothing/Grey Lotus and more
7:30PM – ?
The Sidebar
218 E Lexington St, Baltimore
Featuring: Abiotic, Cognitive, God of Nothing, Grey Lotus, Silent on Fifth Street, and Emerge a Tyrant. $15 adv/ $20 dos, ALL AGES

Amythyst Kiah w/ Axixa
7:30PM – 10:30PM
Creative Alliance
3134 Eastern Ave, Baltimore
A professed Southern Gothic, alt-country blues singer/songwriter based in Johnson City, TN, Amythyst Kiah’s commanding stage presence is only matched by her raw and powerful vocals—a deeply moving, hypnotic sound that stirs echoes of a distant and restless past. Provocative and coolly fierce, Amythyst Kiah’s ability to cross the boundaries of blues and old-time through reinterpretation is groundbreaking and simply unforgettable.
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Dinner with Friends
Mar 12 – Apr 7, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7PM
Everyman Theatre
315 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Like any culinary trend, relationships are destined to evolve over time—but can the recipe of friendship retain its zest if the key ingredients begin to change? A fabulous dinner at the home of food writers Gabe and Karen proves hard to swallow when Beth drops the bomb that husband Tom wants out of their 12-year marriage. Suddenly, both couples find themselves grappling with questions of loyalty, individuality, and commitment in Donald Margulies’ deliciously funny, sharply observed Pulitzer Prize-winning drama—celebrating its 20th anniversary this season with the time-tested flavor and richness of a classic dish.
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MASS/Rabble
April 3 – April 14
Baltimore War Memorial
101 North Gay Street Baltimore
April 3rd-14th – 8pm (5pm Sundays) doors 30 minutes prior. Early arrivals are rewarded with a richer experience. MASS/RABBLE – As our bodies move, we tell a story. Where we have been, where we are going, what we hold on to, what we let go of. When bodies move in masses, they tell a larger story. Hope, fear, war, famine, the search for a better life. What does it mean to be just one body moving in humanity’s great crowd? This is a movement piece. Prepare to be moved. Guests of all levels of physical ability are invited to join our ensemble of thirty movers in the vast space of Baltimore’s War Memorial for Submersive Productions largest-scale work to date. As you choose your own degree of involvement, the invitation to join the rabble will remain open. This event is brought to you in part by the War Memorial Arts Initiative, Parlights Inc., and The William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund, creator of the Baker Artist Portfolios.
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Beehive, the 60s musical – Spotlighters
Mar 29 – Apr 21, TR, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Spotlighters Theatre
817 Saint Paul St, Baltimore
Told from the perspective of those who came of age in this enigmatic decade, they look back on a host of issues ranging from their first Beehive Dance to the challenges we faced as a nation – civil rights – women’s rights – politics – all accomplished by an array of the most celebrated and memorable songs of the era. From solo powerhouses like Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, and Janis Joplin to glamorous girl groups such as The Supremes and TheShirelles, Beehive the 60’s Musical is the ultimate celebration of 1960’s female empowerment. Featuring classics such as My Boyfriend’s Back, Be My Baby, Respect, and Proud Mary, Beehive nostalgically recalls the days of miniskirts, transistor radios and flower power.
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Folk Night
8PM – 11PM
Reverb
2112 N Charles St, Baltimore
Come join us for a night of folky fun featuring: Tool shed, The Twanger Sisters, and The Uncle Moldy Show. $5 at the door

HEY YOU, COME BACK VI: Appetite for Life
8PM – 9:30PM
The Crown
1910 N Charles St, Baltimore
The sun is up / the sky is blue / it’s beautiful / Hey you / come back! It’s spring, the ground’s got color, and the birds are singing in the mornings. It’s time for another trip to The Crown for an evening of literary hoopla etc. This month we’ve got poetry, fiction, and nonfiction readers — Erin Dorney, Sawyer Huff, and Alicia Puglionesi, respectively — so it’ll be a well-balanced moment.

Thelma and the Sleaze, PLRLS, The Lushpockets
8PM – ?
Metro Gallery
1700 N Charles St, Baltimore
Featuring: Thelma and the Sleaze (Nashville, BURGER RECORDS), PLRLS, The Lushpockets, and Psychotherapy DJs Alex Hagen + Shellvira!
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After Funk – Amoramora – Hambone Relay
8PM – 1:30AM
The 8×10
10 E Cross St, Baltimore
Featuring: After Funk, Amoramora, and Hambone Relay.
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BSC Presents Gin and Jokes: April Rules with Mia Jackson
8:30PM – 10:30PM
Joe Squared
33 W North Ave, Baltimore
Mia Jackson visits Gin and Jokes! She spent the last year on tour with Amy Schumer and just filmed her half hour comedy special for Comedy Central in New Orleans. Mia Jackson is a bonafide Georgia peach (that’s Georgian for “native”). To her credit Creative Loafing in Atlanta listed her as one of their “20 People to Watch” for 2016 and in 2017 named her the Critic’s Choice Best Stand Up Comedian in Atlanta. She was also named a New Face at Just for Laughs in 2017. Also appearing: Matt Brown, Plain Ol DLo, Elizabeth Danger Norman, and Hosted by Umar Khan.
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Clitorati Presents: Lip Service
8:30PM – 11PM
The Lou Costello Room
1023 W 36th St, Baltimore
Comedy from the minds of some of the country’s most hilarious people!
Featuring: Gigi Modrich, Elizabeth Norman, Molly Fratz, Bria Beddoe, Yifat Shaltiel, and Alanah Nichole. Just $5 for an amazing night of comedy! Please bring donations of feminine hygiene products for the Women’s Advocacy Coalition of Baltimore!

The Peeps Show, with Tanya Garcia
8:30PM – 9:30PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Welcome to the Peeps Show, where on the first Thursday of every month, we give our audience the opportunity to peek behind the curtain at the saucy talent of female artists in Baltimore. The Peeps show opens with a feature of a local female or gender-minority artist sharing their work and the context behind it. Then, a curated coterie of female and gender-minority improvisers perform a show inspired by the art and artist. The Peeps Show sheds light on the incredible and diverse artistry of Baltimore. It is an unmatched opportunity to see what happens when worlds collide. It is a tease for the pursuit of expression.

Friday, April 5

Local Dining Week Baltimore
April 1 – April 7
Participating Restaurants
Local Dining Week spotlights over 50 independently owned restaurants in Baltimore City and raises awareness about the many benefits of dining and shopping locally. During Local Dining Week, customers will not only enjoy delicious food and specials, but 100 diners at each participating restaurant will receive a voucher they can redeem for a free Orioles ticket. Local Dining Week aims to celebrate and support our city’s local restaurants, which are critical to ensuring Baltimore’s economic health and vibrancy. Locally owned restaurants are also more likely to hire local people and give back to the community. Community Wealth Builders is the only entity working across Baltimore to nurture the type of inclusive, democratic, and equitable economic models needed to ensure healthier, people-focused neighborhood economies that enable residents to lead and control their communities’ development.

Baltimore Trolley Tour
April 5-27, Fri & Sat 11AM & 1PM
Baltimore Visitor Center
401 Light St, Baltimore
The original Baltimore Trolley Tour takes you through the neighborhoods that comprise downtown Baltimore. The tour showcases the city’s role in the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812 (“The Star-Spangled Banner” story), the Industrial Revolution and the preservation of historic architecture, monuments and waterfront neighborhoods. Along the way, you’ll discover why Baltimore is still making history. Points of interest include: Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine, The first basilica in America, The recently restored Baltimore Washington Monument, Edgar Allen Poe’s grave, The historic Lexington Market, And so much more! Boarding begins 15 minutes prior to departure.
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Hampden West Fest
5PM – 10PM
Gypsy’s Truckstaurant
3515 Clipper Mill Road, Baltimore
FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! Come out to the Gypsy Parking Lot and Food trucks, music and more! Cocktails, wine and beer available! Featuring: Bistro Lunch Box, Pasta La Vista, Kommie Pig, Greek on the Street, Taharka Bros Ice Cream, And of course The Gypsy Queen! Dogs and children welcome!

I Heart City Life Happy Hour – April
5PM – 8PM
Waverly Brewing
1625 Union Ave, Baltimore
If you LOVE City Life—join Live Baltimore at this month’s Happy Hour! For a $10 donation you will receive one glass and one draft beer. All proceeds directly benefit Live Baltimore’s mission to support thriving neighborhoods and grow the city’s residential population. Our happy hours travel around the city’s 278 neighborhoods. April’s event will be held in the Hampden neighborhood.
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Cholitas Tacos is Turning Two!
5PM – 10PM
Mount Vernon Marketplace
520 Park Ave, Baltimore
Cholitas Tacos is turning two years old, meaning it’s the perfect occasion to celebrate with tacos, tortas and margs! Featuring: Cholitas happy hour all day long; Nacho challenge at 5pm, prizes for 1st place winner; Live DJ starting at 7pm; and Giveaways. Join us at MVM as we get the party going!

Craft Your Own Cocktail
6PM – 7:30PM
Sagamore Spirit
301 E Cromwell St, Baltimore
Always wanted to learn how to make cocktails like the pros? Come join one of our tour guides as we walk you through the history of Sagamore Spirit and the process of how we make our Rye Whiskey. Gather in one of our tasting rooms with individual stations to make some of our signature cocktails. You’ll get hands-on in creating two cocktails that are easy enough to recreate at home. Get ready to have some fun and enjoy some thirst quenching cocktails! Tour includes a 30-minute distillery tour, followed by a 30-45-minute cocktail making course led by one of our Tour Guides.
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Out Of Order
7PM – 10PM
Maryland Art Place
218 W Saratoga St, Baltimore
One of the most celebrated annual events among the Baltimore arts community, Out of Order (OOO) is a one-night-only opportunity for collectors to acquire contemporary art at unbelievably low silent auction prices. This years theme is Numerology! Put on your cocktail attire and join the celebration in support of local & regional artists. 22 is a master number and expands on creative possibilities! To highlight these creative possibilities, Clairvoyant Lady will be doing everything from palm to tarot and psychic readings. Aran Keating, Aka DJ Ridiculous, will be DJ’ing the main event, while Chaunter & Spooled UP will be performing at the after party in the Cabaret from 10pm to Midnight! Pixilated Photo Booth is coming and Drag Queens, Bambi Galore and Whimsy Thrift will be back as well, handing out fortune cookies! And don’t forget to visit Out of Order’s open bar sponsored by Union Craft Brewing. This year MAP is again pleased to offer an opportunity for artists to contribute their work to a local charity. For the tenth year, participating artists may choose to donate their unsold art to The Art Connection in the Capital Region (ACCR,) a nonprofit organization that works to enrich the lives of under-served members of our community through the access to public art within the Greater Metropolitan Washington, DC area. Tickets are $40 presale and $45 at the door and include light tastings and an open bar All tickets include free entry to KIDOOO, MAP’s accompanying youth-driven OOO exhibition in the 2nd floor Members Gallery.
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Grown Up Field Trip: Welcome to Westeros
7PM – 9:30PM
Maryland Science Center
601 Light St, Baltimore
Winter is here. Prepare yourself for the impending freeze as the science center is transported across the Narrow Sea for a Grown Up Field Trip! Assemble your house, grab a drink, and get ready to explore the science of the Seven Kingdoms. Complete all of our tasks, and do so carefully, or you might find your own face staring back at you from the Hall of Faces.  Before Jon and Daenerys, many believed ice and fire could never be together. We’ll prove combining the two is possible—with science. Engineer a plan to survive whatever Westerosi disaster you’re dealt—like escaping the Red Wedding as Tyrion Lannister, using only a disguise. Meet our special two-eyed guest, Chogun the Raven! Get up close and personal and learn about Westeros’s most important bird. Become a mother (or father!) of dragons by translating your dragon’s DNA into observable traits. Lannister, Stark, Targaryen? Pick your house and craft your very own sigil in The Shed using wood burning tools. Kick back Westeros-themed cocktails, and more! Admission includes one drink ticket, participation in all activities, and access to the exhibits. Additional drink tickets will be available for purchase with wine, beer, and cocktails for sale. This event is 21+ and requires a valid ID.
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Wine night and the Science of Olive Oil
7PM – 9PM
Baltimore Underground Science Space
101 N Haven St #105, Baltimore
Join us for Wine and the Science of Olive Oil! We’ll learn the art of how wine and olive oil are made, have a tasting for different types of olive oil, and test oils to see if they really are extra virgin (bring your own from home, and we’ll test it!). Chemist Alex Vargo from Pomepian, Inc. will share his knowledge of oil production and quality testing.
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Happy Hour w/PLAN B
7PM – 8PM
The BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Start the weekend right, with friends and laughs. Every Friday at 7 pm, kick back with Baltimore Improv Group’s longest-running troupe, Plan B, for a special HAPPY HOUR show. They’ll delight and surprise you while creating scenes, characters – sometimes, even songs – on the spot. Bring your favorite coworkers, your favorite friends, heck bring your favorite party hat and enjoy yourself as we do the work. You’re off the clock. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Yuckmouf Wormtooth Myopic & Robot Jurassic
7PM – 12AM
The Windup Space
12 W North Ave, Baltimore
The Psychotic Engines Tour hits Baltimore with: Yuckmouf. (Psychedelic Sludge, Philly), Wormtooth (Industrial Rap, Philly), Myopic (Post-Metal, DC), and Robot Jurassic (Heavy Prog, MD). Doors 7, Music 8. $8

Shirkers with Director Sandi Tan
7PM – 10PM
The SNF Parkway / Maryland Film Festival
5 West North Avenue, Baltimore
Declared a director to watch by publications like Variety and IndieWire, Sandi Tan comes to The SNF Parkway / Maryland Film Festival to host her documentary, SHIRKERS, wherein she explores the events surrounding a film she and her friends began making with a mysterious stranger decades ago. Part of our Contemporary Women Filmmakers series. An inspired labor of love for zine-making teens Sandi Tan, Jasmine Ng and Sophie Siddique, Shirkers was a Singapore-made 1992 cult classic—or it would have been, had the 16mm footage not been stolen by their enigmatic American collaborator Georges Cardona, who disappeared. More than two decades later, Tan, now a novelist in L.A., returns to the country of her youth and to the memories of a man who both enabled and thwarted her dreams. Magically, too, she returns to the film itself, revived in a way she never could have imagined.
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MASS/Rabble
April 3 – April 14
Baltimore War Memorial
101 North Gay Street Baltimore
April 3rd-14th – 8pm (5pm Sundays) doors 30 minutes prior. Early arrivals are rewarded with a richer experience. MASS/RABBLE – As our bodies move, we tell a story. Where we have been, where we are going, what we hold on to, what we let go of. When bodies move in masses, they tell a larger story. Hope, fear, war, famine, the search for a better life. What does it mean to be just one body moving in humanity’s great crowd? This is a movement piece. Prepare to be moved. Guests of all levels of physical ability are invited to join our ensemble of thirty movers in the vast space of Baltimore’s War Memorial for Submersive Productions largest-scale work to date. As you choose your own degree of involvement, the invitation to join the rabble will remain open. This event is brought to you in part by the War Memorial Arts Initiative, Parlights Inc., and The William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund, creator of the Baker Artist Portfolios.
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Dinner with Friends
Mar 12 – Apr 7, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7PM
Everyman Theatre
315 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Like any culinary trend, relationships are destined to evolve over time—but can the recipe of friendship retain its zest if the key ingredients begin to change? A fabulous dinner at the home of food writers Gabe and Karen proves hard to swallow when Beth drops the bomb that husband Tom wants out of their 12-year marriage. Suddenly, both couples find themselves grappling with questions of loyalty, individuality, and commitment in Donald Margulies’ deliciously funny, sharply observed Pulitzer Prize-winning drama—celebrating its 20th anniversary this season with the time-tested flavor and richness of a classic dish.
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Henry IV, Part II By William Shakespeare
Mar 15 – Apr 7
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
7 South Calvert Street, Baltimore
As King Henry IV nears death, warring among the nobility continues: The defeated rebels regroup, aligned now with Hotspur against the crown. Prince Hal’s friend, the aging tavern-brawler Falstaff, is up to his unscrupulous tricks and scene-stealing humor. Hal avoids responsibility for a time but cannot put off the inevitable as his father fades. Through Hal’s journey to the throne, Shakespeare invites us to explore themes of family, duty, leadership, succession, and legacy.
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Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead by Tom Stoppard at FPCT
April 5 – May 5, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Fells Point Corner Theatre
251 S Ann St, Baltimore
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead. I’m so sorry you had to find out this way… From the imagination of one of the most celebrated modern playwrights comes the wildly energetic and nimble play on words, puns and Shakespeare. The absurd, existential comedy by Tom Stoppard features virtually every character who died in Hamlet. Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead is a dazzling high wire act balancing the monotony of being a bit player in someone else’s story and the profound meaning of simply being alive… or dead.
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And Baby Makes Seven at the Strand Theater
April 5-21, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Strand Theater Company
5426 Harford Rd. Baltimore
The Strand Theater Company concludes its 11th consecutive season with the regional premiere of And Baby Makes Seven by Paula Vogel. Directed by Emily Hall. About the show: Anna, Ruth and Peter await the arrival of their newborn child, but first they must rid the crowded apartment of their three imaginary children.
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Beehive, the 60s musical – Spotlighters
Mar 29 – Apr 21, TR, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Spotlighters Theatre
817 Saint Paul St, Baltimore
Told from the perspective of those who came of age in this enigmatic decade, they look back on a host of issues ranging from their first Beehive Dance to the challenges we faced as a nation – civil rights – women’s rights – politics – all accomplished by an array of the most celebrated and memorable songs of the era. From solo powerhouses like Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, and Janis Joplin to glamorous girl groups such as The Supremes and TheShirelles, Beehive the 60’s Musical is the ultimate celebration of 1960’s female empowerment. Featuring classics such as My Boyfriend’s Back, Be My Baby, Respect, and Proud Mary, Beehive nostalgically recalls the days of miniskirts, transistor radios and flower power.
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Prim and Proper
8PM – 10:30PM
Charm City Comedy Project
1023 W 36th St, Baltimore
Bring your white gloves and veiled fascinators, and prepare to sip fancy drinks. We’ve got a very prim and proper evening planned for you tonight! It’s an all-woman showcase with some of the most well-bred divas we know! We’ll start off with standup from our host , then take a lazy stroll down the lane with Paz Reed, Wendy Coop, Iulia Gheorghiu, Tiffany Harding, and TBA! $8 cash at the door (2 for $15), or buy them online up until 9:30 PM the day of the show. This show is presented in The Lou Costello Room upstairs at Zissimos Bar by Charm City Comedy Project.
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An Evening with Gary Thomas
8PM & 9:30PM
An die Musik
409 N Charles St, Baltimore
Saxophonist and flutist Gary Thomas established himself in the 1980s as one of the most jarring soloists of his generation, especially against somewhat chaotic backdrops such as the electronic-tinged accompaniment of guitar, keyboards, bass and drums on Seventh Quadrant(1987) and Code Violations (1988). In addition to 11 recording dates as a leader, his work on more than 80 recordings as a featured sideman reflects his status as one of the most coveted saxophonists on the jazz scene today. Commissioned by Baltimore Magazine to compose and record a suite of music representing a collection of more than fifty works of art featured in the September 2005 issue. The most recent highlights of Thomas’ activities would include his tenure with the British guitarist John McLaughlin from 1997 to 1999, and he has been a member of the Herbie Hancock Quartet since 2002.
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Low Dose w/ Pink Mexico and Teen Mortgage at Metro
8PM – ?
Metro Gallery
1700 N Charles St, Baltimore
Featuring: Low Dose (ex Fight Amp), Pink Mexico (BURGER RECORDS), and Teen Mortgage.
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People’s Blues of Richmond
8PM – 1:30AM
The 8×10
10 E Cross St, Baltimore
People’s Blues of Richmond w/ The Adventures of Matte Black and Jordan Gillis Band
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BIG Mainstage Friday
9PM – 10PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Ready to see the best of the best? Then get yourself to BIG’s Mainstage! Okay sure, some might say, doesn’t BIG only have one stage? Yes, that’s true but this is still our main one. If we add stages down the line they will have different names. Featuring Old City and Training for Prom. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Save Your Soul w Drew Redmond
9PM – 2AM
Lithuanian Hall
851 Hollins St, Baltimore
THIS MONTH – we welcome The 45 King of Queens – Drew Redmond!! Drew is one of those “full-time DJ” types, meaning he plays at least 4-5 gigs a week all over NYC, and when he isn’t he busting crates and blowing dust off some of the rarest and wildest records you’ve never heard, but will never forget! He is one of out favorite regular guests, and his ability to charm dancefloor has won him fans from Hawaii to Miami to Bushwick. Drew joins your host DJs Baby Alcatraz & Rob Macy to kick start one of the wildest dancefloors in town with lost n found soul sounds! Expect a heavy dose of records by 2 of the All-Time Greats whom recently passed away: “Mr Rhythm” ANDRE WILLIAMS + “The King of Surf” DICK DALE. $6 (for members) | 21+
(become an annual member for $5)

Raising FARMS
9PM – 12:30AM
Ida B’s Table
235 Holliday Street, Baltimore
Ida B’s Table will be closing for normal dinner service and opening for a fundraising gala to support F.A.R.M.S. Joining us at the table this night is Chef Heather Smith of Blacksmiths, Julius Tillery of Black Cotton, Dr. Monica White (author of Freedom Farmers), and founder of FARMS Jillian Hershaw. This event is to raise funds for F.A.R.M.S. Half of the ticket proceeds will go directly back to F.A.R.M.S. Silent auction proceeds will go to F.A.R.M.S. Any profits made off of Dr. White’s book, Freedom Farmers, will go directly to F.A.R.M.S. Help us promote local farmers and giving back to the communities where they reside.
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TAKE ME OUT – 2000’s Indie Dance Party
9PM – 1:40AM
Ottobar
2549 N Howard St, Baltimore
It’s been 2 years since DJ’s/promoters Matt Walter & Craig Boarman brought the 1st Take Me Out – 2000’s Indie Dance Party to Ottobar! Since that time, they’ve also been throwing Take Me Out parties in Brooklyn, Philadelphia, DC, Pittsburgh, Norfolk, Birmingham, Columbus, & Atlanta! Time now to bring the party back home to Baltimore & the Ottobar! Once again, get ready to relive the memories of the 2000-2010 IndieDance/IndieRock scene by dancing & partying to. Ages 18+
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Dead End Lane, Flabbercasters, Accidents, Soularites
9PM – 12AM
The Sidebar
218 E Lexington St, Baltimore
Featuring: Dead End Lane, Flabbercasters, Accidents (VA), and The Soularites.
$8 21 and up, $10 under 21, Doors 8:30, Bands 9

Saturday, April 6

Local Dining Week Baltimore
April 1 – April 7
Participating Restaurants
Local Dining Week spotlights over 50 independently owned restaurants in Baltimore City and raises awareness about the many benefits of dining and shopping locally. During Local Dining Week, customers will not only enjoy delicious food and specials, but 100 diners at each participating restaurant will receive a voucher they can redeem for a free Orioles ticket. Local Dining Week aims to celebrate and support our city’s local restaurants, which are critical to ensuring Baltimore’s economic health and vibrancy. Locally owned restaurants are also more likely to hire local people and give back to the community. Community Wealth Builders is the only entity working across Baltimore to nurture the type of inclusive, democratic, and equitable economic models needed to ensure healthier, people-focused neighborhood economies that enable residents to lead and control their communities’ development.

Yoga At The Zoo
8AM – 10AM
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore
1 Safari Place, Baltimore
Animals have been a core element of yoga poses for centuries. From downward dog to cow, to lizard, cat and more, wildlife has a deep tie to this ancient practice. Now’s your chance to connect even closer to nature during Yoga at the Zoo. Whether you’re just beginning or you’re looking to perfect your practice, a 60-minute yoga class at the Zoo offers something wildly different.
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Saturdays at LoCoFlo
8AM – 12PM
Local Color Flowers
3100 Brentwood Avenue, Baltimore
We have pre-made bouquets, you can make your own bouquets, or we will make one for you. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for updates. We feature something special every week like seasonal flowers, themes, swag and more! We are only open for four hours, so the fun is highly concentrated. Make it your Saturday routine!

Free Yoga
8:30AM – 9:45AM
Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church and Asbury House
10 E Mount Vernon Pl, Baltimore
Come experience the Conservancy’s sponsored free Yoga – in Davis Hall at Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church and Asbury House. Please enter from the red doors on Charles Street. Bring your own mat and water bottle. Appropriate for all levels. Thanks to instructor Jude Asher for leading this group!

Festival for the Animals
10AM – 2PM
Druid Hill Park
Celebrate with, MD SPCA staff, volunteers, adoptable pets and friends like you who are dedicated to improving the lives of pets and people in our community by attending this year’s Festival for the Animals taking place on Saturday, April 6 in historic, Druid Hill Park. Bring your kids—human and those with fur, and we’ll provide the fun, and lots of it. Come join us for: our annual walk-a-thon, pet demonstrations and contests, kid activities, food truck row, merchant row, musical entertainment, a yard sale of new and gently used pet items, adoptable pets, and smile for the camera at our photo booth. That’s not all. This year there’s a new twist. It’s our 150th anniversary, so we’re holding a human (and pet) costume contest – come dressed to impress in a costume from your favorite decade from the 1860’s to the present! The Festival for the Animals is presented by M&T Bank and produced by Media Star Promotions. Pets and people in our community are counting on your participation and support to help us reach our goal of providing a wide-range of services to 20,000 pets and 25,000 a year by 2020.

Famous Saturday Brunch – DONUT MISS IT!
10AM – 3PM
The Charles Baltimore
1110 South Charles Street, Baltimore
Get an early start on day drinking with our Famous Saturday Brunch featuring a Diablo Donut Wall! Our complimentary donuts are first come, first serve every Saturday morning so plan to set your alarm because this party kicks off at 10am! Enjoy bottomless Mimosas, Bloody Mary’s, Red & White Sangria, and Orange Crushes for only $15 until 3pm! Didn’t have time to get your morning coffee? We have new WAKE ME UP brunch shots!

The Gnome & Garden Show – 2019 Spring Flower Display
April 6-21, Wed – Sun 10AM – 4PM
Rawlings Conservatory & Botanical Gardens
3100 Swann Dr, Baltimore
The Conservatory’s annual spring show features thousands of flowers (tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, lilies, and more) arranged with other spring plants. This year, look for scenes from the lives of garden gnomes among the blooms! Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday-Sunday.

Baltimore Bike & Brunch Tour – Season Kick Off
10AM – 3PM
Harbor East (In front of MARC Theatre)
645 South President Street, Baltimore
Sign up for the first ride of our 2019 tour season. Get to know Baltimore beyond the harbor and standard tourist attractions. Come alone, bring friends, or bring family. Whether you are on a weekend getaway, local and looking for a new activity with friends, considering moving to the city and want to learn more first, or just want to get out, join us. This ride includes popular sites along the Baltimore Harbor waterfront, culture in the city center, and the history, legacy, and culture of nearby historically black communities, landmarks, and popular hubs of today’s movers and shakers. This is a one of a kind casual tour that aims to exude positive vibes, treat our communities and the residents with respect, and nourish the mind and belly. Maybe you will even make a new friend or two. Ride, see Baltimore, have fun….and of course have brunch!
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Drag Queen Brunch at Red Star Charles Village
10:30AM – 1:30PM
Red Star Charles Village
3224 Saint Paul Street, Baltimore
Red Star Charles Village invites you to its first Drag Queen Brunch featuring Evon Michelle on April 6th. Doors open at 10:00AM (no assigned sitting – only high tops available). Brunch Buffet & Bottomless Drinks start at 10:30AM. Show starts at 11:30AM. Last Call at 12:45PM. Event ends at 1:15PM. Brunch and Drag Queen Show Tickets are $30.00. Brunch, Drag Queen Show and Bottomless Drinks are $40.00.
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Baltimore Trolley Tour
April 5-27, Fri & Sat 11AM & 1PM
Baltimore Visitor Center
401 Light St, Baltimore
The original Baltimore Trolley Tour takes you through the neighborhoods that comprise downtown Baltimore. The tour showcases the city’s role in the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812 (“The Star-Spangled Banner” story), the Industrial Revolution and the preservation of historic architecture, monuments and waterfront neighborhoods. Along the way, you’ll discover why Baltimore is still making history. Points of interest include: Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine, The first basilica in America, The recently restored Baltimore Washington Monument, Edgar Allen Poe’s grave, The historic Lexington Market, And so much more! Boarding begins 15 minutes prior to departure.
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Macro-Macrame Workshop
11AM – 1:30PM
Trohv
921 West 36th Street, Baltimore
This class will explore working with roving, how to handle it and how to make a wall hanging. You will learn a couple basic macrame knots, pattern making and finishing. This class will include a natural wood dowel to hang your wall hanging on, and enough roving to knot your macrame with. A roving is a long and narrow bundle of fiber. Rovings are produced during the process of making spun yarn from wool fleece, raw cotton, or other fibers. Their main use as fiber is for spinning, but they may also be used for specialized kinds of knitting, felting or other textile arts. This class is great for macrame beginners and intermediate students.
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Fix It Fair: Don’t Trash It, Fix It!
11AM – 3PM
Station North Tool Library
417 E Oliver St, Baltimore
ix It Fair is a free event hosted by the Station North Tool Library and open to the public. At Fix It Fair, you’ll find tools, advice and materials to help you make common repairs on clothes, furniture, electronics, bikes, etc. This year we’re partnering with Blue Water Baltimore and Tree Baltimore on a FREE tree giveaway for all Baltimore City and County residents!
WHAT YOU CAN BRING: Bicycles – Clothing/sewing repairs – Small pieces of furniture – Small household appliances – Small electrical fixes – Computers and Cell Phones – Sharpening – Jewelry – Toys – Small items in need of steel welding
Repair advice and materials are free for common fixes. However, larger, more specialized repairs (like new brakes on a bicycle or a new zipper in a dress) may require the purchase of additional parts. Due to the nature of this free event, we cannot guarantee that volunteer “fixers” will have the required parts available for purchase or be able to make these repairs in a timely fashion. That being said, we will try our best to help with all your fixes and repairs!

Winecream Tour and Tasting
1PM & 2:30PM Every Saturday
Winecream Production Space
208 South Pulaski Street, Baltimore
Enjoy a tour of Crossroad Company’s production space, where we hand craft Winecream from start to finish. You’ll hang out in the loft-type space where we ferment and age our distinctive fruit wines, the kitchen where it’s blended with our house-pasteurized cream, and the intimate tasting room where you’ll sample a variety of delicious, boozy Winecream flavors. You’ll also have the opportunity to purchase scoops to enjoy in our historic urban space, as well as pints to bring home. PLEASE NOTE: This event is a walking tour that involves stairs; please contact us at info@crossroadco.com at least 24 hours in advance of your tour to request accessibility accommodations.
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Binology 101: The Basics of Wine Tasting
2PM – 3:30PM
Bin 604
604 South Exeter Street, Baltimore
Bin 604 Wine Sellers hosts a series of in-depth tasting classes for the burgeoning wine enthusiast. Join our wine experts for an entertaining 90-minute class jam-packed with valuable information, in a small, group format setting. In our Basics of Wine Tasting class, we explore the typical characteristics of popular grape varietals. Learn the basic terminology and techniques of wine tasting and how to recognize the subtle and subjective flavors of wine. Tickets are $29
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The POC Jam!
6PM – 7PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
This improv jam is open to students and players who identify as a person of color. The purpose of the jam is to create a supportive creative enviroment for people of color and to have fun! All shows and jams at the Baltimore Improv Group are free, but please reserve here so we know you’re coming!

“Wizard People, Dear Reader” – FREE Film Screening!
6PM – 8:45PM
Ottobar
2549 N Howard St, Baltimore
For the uninitiated: Wizard People, Dear Reader was released by Arkansas comedian, musician, animator, and comic artist Brad Neely in 2004. It’s ostensibly a DVD commentary of the first Harry Potter film. In his nasally way, Neely talks/squawks in a drawl reminiscent of Gilbert Gottfried, addressing the “dear reader” directly with his wild misinterpretations of the Harry Potter mythos, the action onscreen, and its intent. His tangents are absurdist, surreal, and darkly hilarious—by the end you are left with a bizarro Harry Potter universe that irrevocably alters how you think of Harry, “Ronny The Bear,” and “Haggar The Horrible.” If you’re not familiar with Neely’s work, hop online and search for CreasedComics, Baby Cakes, and The Professor Brothers (“Prisoner Christmas” is our hot tip.) Wizard People is straight from the depths of his sublime imagination. Wizard People, Dear Reader is a cultural artifact but, like all cult masterpieces, you either get it, or you don’t. As one fan has simply said: “It’s amazing. It’s Harry Potter as narrated by a guy only partly aware of the books.”
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NYC Comedy Invades Baltimore
7PM – 9PM
Joe Squared
33 W North Ave, Baltimore
Joe Squared presents a night of stand-up comedy from some of the best and funniest comedians from the NYC stand-up scene for one night only! This showcase features professional, touring comedians and will undoubtably be a night to remember!
Featuring: CRISTIAN DURAN (New York Comedy Festival, Caroline’s), NICK WHITMER (Bridgetown Comedy Festival, Skankfest, San Francisco SketchFest) + MORE. Tickets are $10 online, $15 at the door.
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Casually Dope
7PM – 8PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Casually Dope invites you to start your Saturday night with us. Turning the stories of our community into comedy, each show we’ll invite a guest or just chop it up with audience and use those discussions to create a show like none other. You might learn something, you might not, but you’ll definitely leave full of laughter. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Power Hour
7PM – 10PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Ready to see the best of the best? It’s BIG’s Power Hour! Featured troupes are GUS and Lekker. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Folkal Point Series: Amy Rigby and Ms. Sara
7:30PM – 10:30PM
An die Musik
409 N Charles St, Baltimore
Amy Rigby was dubbed “one of America’s greatest songwriters” by Nashville Scene. The Old Guys has received ecstatic reviews in the US and UK. NPR/Fresh Air, Magnet magazine, Jersey Beat and Robert Christgau in Noisey/VICE have all called it one of the best albums of 2018. From the New Yorker (Feb 2019): Raucous reflection is still Rigby’s strong suit, but, on a song like “From Philip Roth to R Zimmerman,” in which she seems to side with the late author over the Nobel-laureate musician, she’s clearly on to some new priorities.
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MASS/Rabble
April 3 – April 14
Baltimore War Memorial
101 North Gay Street Baltimore
April 3rd-14th – 8pm (5pm Sundays) doors 30 minutes prior. Early arrivals are rewarded with a richer experience. MASS/RABBLE – As our bodies move, we tell a story. Where we have been, where we are going, what we hold on to, what we let go of. When bodies move in masses, they tell a larger story. Hope, fear, war, famine, the search for a better life. What does it mean to be just one body moving in humanity’s great crowd? This is a movement piece. Prepare to be moved. Guests of all levels of physical ability are invited to join our ensemble of thirty movers in the vast space of Baltimore’s War Memorial for Submersive Productions largest-scale work to date. As you choose your own degree of involvement, the invitation to join the rabble will remain open. This event is brought to you in part by the War Memorial Arts Initiative, Parlights Inc., and The William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund, creator of the Baker Artist Portfolios.
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Dinner with Friends
Mar 12 – Apr 7, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7PM
Everyman Theatre
315 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Like any culinary trend, relationships are destined to evolve over time—but can the recipe of friendship retain its zest if the key ingredients begin to change? A fabulous dinner at the home of food writers Gabe and Karen proves hard to swallow when Beth drops the bomb that husband Tom wants out of their 12-year marriage. Suddenly, both couples find themselves grappling with questions of loyalty, individuality, and commitment in Donald Margulies’ deliciously funny, sharply observed Pulitzer Prize-winning drama—celebrating its 20th anniversary this season with the time-tested flavor and richness of a classic dish.
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Henry IV, Part II By William Shakespeare
Mar 15 – Apr 7
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
7 South Calvert Street, Baltimore
As King Henry IV nears death, warring among the nobility continues: The defeated rebels regroup, aligned now with Hotspur against the crown. Prince Hal’s friend, the aging tavern-brawler Falstaff, is up to his unscrupulous tricks and scene-stealing humor. Hal avoids responsibility for a time but cannot put off the inevitable as his father fades. Through Hal’s journey to the throne, Shakespeare invites us to explore themes of family, duty, leadership, succession, and legacy.
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Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead by Tom Stoppard at FPCT
April 5 – May 5, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Fells Point Corner Theatre
251 S Ann St, Baltimore
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead. I’m so sorry you had to find out this way… From the imagination of one of the most celebrated modern playwrights comes the wildly energetic and nimble play on words, puns and Shakespeare. The absurd, existential comedy by Tom Stoppard features virtually every character who died in Hamlet. Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead is a dazzling high wire act balancing the monotony of being a bit player in someone else’s story and the profound meaning of simply being alive… or dead.
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And Baby Makes Seven at the Strand Theater
April 5-21, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Strand Theater Company
5426 Harford Rd. Baltimore
The Strand Theater Company concludes its 11th consecutive season with the regional premiere of And Baby Makes Seven by Paula Vogel. Directed by Emily Hall. About the show: Anna, Ruth and Peter await the arrival of their newborn child, but first they must rid the crowded apartment of their three imaginary children.
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Beehive, the 60s musical – Spotlighters
Mar 29 – Apr 21, TR, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Spotlighters Theatre
817 Saint Paul St, Baltimore
Told from the perspective of those who came of age in this enigmatic decade, they look back on a host of issues ranging from their first Beehive Dance to the challenges we faced as a nation – civil rights – women’s rights – politics – all accomplished by an array of the most celebrated and memorable songs of the era. From solo powerhouses like Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, and Janis Joplin to glamorous girl groups such as The Supremes and TheShirelles, Beehive the 60’s Musical is the ultimate celebration of 1960’s female empowerment. Featuring classics such as My Boyfriend’s Back, Be My Baby, Respect, and Proud Mary, Beehive nostalgically recalls the days of miniskirts, transistor radios and flower power.
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Bmore BeatClub ft. Wrekonize
8PM – 12AM
Maryland Art Place
218 W Saratoga St, Baltimore
Join us for a very speacial Bmore BeatClub ft. Wrekonize from Tech N9ne‘s STRANGE MUSIC INC!! Also performing Iconthagod, OGHD & L.I.E! As usual anyone can rap or play beats (via aux). PLEASE remember MC’s wont know what beat is going to be played so they HAVE TO BE DOPE. As always hosted by Eze Jacksonn with DJ MooseJaw Casey MooseJaw Frank on the tables/audio & From The Heart Food Truck parked right outside. Brought to you by Lineup Room Recording Studios, MissionTix, From The Heart Food Truck, Charm City HipHop, & Maryland Art Place.
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An Evening With Better Off Dead at The 8×10!
8PM – 1:30AM
The 8×10
10 E Cross St, Baltimore
Can’t wait to return to our home away from home in B’more!! Spend a rockin’ evening with us as we pull out all the stops with your favorite tunes from Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia Band!
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97 Underground Reunion
8PM – 11PM
Reverb
2112 N Charles St, Baltimore
We are doing a tribute /reunion to one of the greatest radio station’s ever to exist in Baltimore or anywhere else – 97 Underground. We’ve got some of the original DJ’s from the station (Krista Kyle, Mike Diamond, Zakk Stone and Heavy Metal Han), some of the players from some of the bands from the scene, a few of our favorite fans and we are all going to get together to reminisce, party and crank up some of the old songs from the underground days while we do it. Much more to be announced as it comes together, so save the date, and lets go back to 1989.

Born This Way w/LADIES Improv Jam!
8PM – 10:30PM
Charm City Comedy Project
1023 W 36th St, Baltimore
Welcome to the era of the woman! The best and brightest stars in comedy today are women, and we’ve got our own to showcase here in Charm City. Tonight, ladies get in formation center stage, starting with standup from our host. Then we’re tipping back a few with CCCP Ladies All Stars. After the break, we’ll tell secrets  – then we’ll soak in a nice bubbly ladies improv jam – when anyone can play! This show is $8 cash at the door (2 for $15), or online through Eventbrite through 9:30 PM the night of the show. This show is produced by Charm City Comedy Project in The Lou Costello Room upstairs at Zissimos Bar in Hampden.
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Gooch Palms // Mallwalker // The Creachies
8PM – 11PM
The Crown
1910 N Charles St, Baltimore
Aussie party duo The Gooch Palms will be returning to Baltimore for a night of FUN FUN FUN with Mallwalker and The Creachies at The Crown! $8 // 21+ // 8PM

Atomic Cretins, Indictments, Patterson Trash + more at Sidebar!
8:30PM – 1AM
The Sidebar
218 E Lexington St, Baltimore
Featuring: ATOMIC CRETINS, INDICTMENTS, ATOMIC 26, I REMAIN A PSYCHOTIC KILLER, and PATTERSON TRASH. Doors @ 8:30 // First band @ 9! $8 over 21 // $10 under 21 or no ID. All ages!

Metro/Sexual | Hosted by BABY at Metro Gallery
9PM – ?
Metro Gallery
1700 N Charles St, Baltimore
After the sold out NYE show we are back!Gaurenteed to be bigger & better than before, METRO/SEXUAL is packed full of fashion, art, rock n’ roll, tease, filth & drag! Presented by Metro Gallery & BABY, METRO/SEXUAL is sure to bring on the heat with the most outrageous, glamorous, & talented performers in Baltimore and the DMV for an unforgettable evening you won’t want to miss.
Featuring: ARIEL VON QUINN, BETTY O’HELLNO, BOMBALICIOUS EKLAVER, DESIREE DIK (DC), MISTER TREATS (HARRISBURG), SEXTIA N’EIGHT, SHEA CHANEL (PHL), VENUS FASTRADA, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, VIRYA SHAVASANA, + your host BABY. This show is 18+ Doors 9pm // Show 10pm $10 ADV // $15 DOS
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Emo Night Baltimore!
9PM – ?
Ottobar
2549 N Howard St, Baltimore
Emo Night Baltimore at Ottobar!
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Sauce Dance Party
10PM – 1:45AM
The Crown
1910 N Charles St, Baltimore
No Cover. No Jerks. Drink Specials. Djs: James Nasty. Inclusive. Diverse. Beautiful.

Salsa Saturday La Calle
10PM – 2AM
La Calle
10 South St., Baltimore
Salsa Saturday at La Calle come and Join Us for a Fun night of Latin Music along with a Salsa Class to get you started. Lady’s free before 10:00pm. Class 10:00pm. Party starts at 10:45pm till 2:00am. 10$ cover  Street Parking

Sunday, April 7

Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar Opening Day 2019
7AM – 12PM
Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar
Beneath the Jones Falls Expy at Holliday & Saratoga Streets, Baltimore
The 42nd opener of the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar offers a can’t-miss food experience! The market produced by the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA) begins Sundays April 7 through December 22, 2019 from 7am to noon, located on Saratoga Street between Holliday and Gay streets, underneath the Jones Falls Expressway. On opening day, the first 100 visitors to the Welcome Tent receive a market tote bag; young musicians with the BSO OrchKids perform starting at 9:30am; and BOPA’s Brand Ambassadors hand out giveaways and news on BOPA’s events and programs.

Local Dining Week Baltimore
April 1 – April 7
Participating Restaurants
Local Dining Week spotlights over 50 independently owned restaurants in Baltimore City and raises awareness about the many benefits of dining and shopping locally. During Local Dining Week, customers will not only enjoy delicious food and specials, but 100 diners at each participating restaurant will receive a voucher they can redeem for a free Orioles ticket. Local Dining Week aims to celebrate and support our city’s local restaurants, which are critical to ensuring Baltimore’s economic health and vibrancy. Locally owned restaurants are also more likely to hire local people and give back to the community. Community Wealth Builders is the only entity working across Baltimore to nurture the type of inclusive, democratic, and equitable economic models needed to ensure healthier, people-focused neighborhood economies that enable residents to lead and control their communities’ development.

Inner Harbor Kayak Tours
9AM & 1PM
Maryland Science Center, Water Taxi Landing
601 Light Street
Join Baltimore City Recreation & Parks and the Healthy Harbor Initiative for an Inner Harbor Kayaking Tour! Tours are offered every Sunday, April through October at 9am and 1pm. Departing from the Science Center Water Taxi landing, explore the Inner Harbor by kayak. See the historic Torsk submarine, the USS Constellation or Mr. Trash Wheel from a new and unique perspective!
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The Gnome & Garden Show – 2019 Spring Flower Display
April 6-21, Wed – Sun 10AM – 4PM
Rawlings Conservatory & Botanical Gardens
3100 Swann Dr, Baltimore
The Conservatory’s annual spring show features thousands of flowers (tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, lilies, and more) arranged with other spring plants. This year, look for scenes from the lives of garden gnomes among the blooms! Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday-Sunday.

OLAR Drag Brunch
11AM – 2PM
Of Love & Regret
1028 S Conkling St, Baltimore
Welcome to Of Love & Regret’s SENSATIONAL Drag Brunch! This one-of-a-kind show is hosted by the living legend, Abbi Kadabra! Highlighted by a glittering cast of rotating guest entertainers, we promise you a time you will not soon forget! Tickets are $30 and include your reserved seat and gourmet fare! You can add our Bottomless Drink Special which includes: Mimosas, Draft Beers, Rose Drafts, Sangria, and Rail Mules for just $22 from 11am-2pm! That’s three hours of excellent food, all-star entertainment, and bottomless drinks! OLAR is also a craft cocktail bar. They make and infuse most of their spirits in house!
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Chef Takeover Brunch: Chef Eula McDowell
12PM & 2PM
Terra Cafe Bmore
101 E 25th St, Baltimore
Tickets available for 12 pm and 2 pm seatings. Your delicious meal includes coffee, tea, orange juice. Choose From:
Fancy Fish n Waffles w Tuscan home fries 22.
Big Breakfast Platter Fish 2 eggs Tuscan fries. 22.
Vegan delight fawaffles w fruit compote Tuscan fries and vegan scramble. 24.
Black Bean burger w. Avacodo tofu scramble W fries 20
Salmon Cake w grits Tuscan fries. 2 eggs. 27
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Zen West Drag Brunch!
12PM – ?
Zen West
5916 York Rd, Towson
Sunday, April 7th… the queens return! Baltimore’s newest Drag experience! Doors open at noon, show starts at 1pm. NO COVER, featuring $12 bottomless mimosas, bottomless margaritas, and $4 bloody marys. Hosted by our favorite Baltimore Broadway diva, Venus Fastrada! With performances by: Dee Dee Dereon, Kayden Amor Chloe, Miss Whimsy Thrift, and Virya Shavasana. Call 410-323-3368 to make you reservations.

Dinner with Friends
Mar 12 – Apr 7, Tu-Tr 7:30PM, Fr & Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun 2PM, Sun 7PM
Everyman Theatre
315 W Fayette St, Baltimore
Like any culinary trend, relationships are destined to evolve over time—but can the recipe of friendship retain its zest if the key ingredients begin to change? A fabulous dinner at the home of food writers Gabe and Karen proves hard to swallow when Beth drops the bomb that husband Tom wants out of their 12-year marriage. Suddenly, both couples find themselves grappling with questions of loyalty, individuality, and commitment in Donald Margulies’ deliciously funny, sharply observed Pulitzer Prize-winning drama—celebrating its 20th anniversary this season with the time-tested flavor and richness of a classic dish.
Buy Tickets Here

Henry IV, Part II By William Shakespeare
Mar 15 – Apr 7
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
7 South Calvert Street, Baltimore
As King Henry IV nears death, warring among the nobility continues: The defeated rebels regroup, aligned now with Hotspur against the crown. Prince Hal’s friend, the aging tavern-brawler Falstaff, is up to his unscrupulous tricks and scene-stealing humor. Hal avoids responsibility for a time but cannot put off the inevitable as his father fades. Through Hal’s journey to the throne, Shakespeare invites us to explore themes of family, duty, leadership, succession, and legacy.
Buy Tickets Here

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead by Tom Stoppard at FPCT
April 5 – May 5, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Fells Point Corner Theatre
251 S Ann St, Baltimore
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead. I’m so sorry you had to find out this way… From the imagination of one of the most celebrated modern playwrights comes the wildly energetic and nimble play on words, puns and Shakespeare. The absurd, existential comedy by Tom Stoppard features virtually every character who died in Hamlet. Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead is a dazzling high wire act balancing the monotony of being a bit player in someone else’s story and the profound meaning of simply being alive… or dead.
Buy Tickets Here

And Baby Makes Seven at the Strand Theater
April 5-21, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Strand Theater Company
5426 Harford Rd. Baltimore
The Strand Theater Company concludes its 11th consecutive season with the regional premiere of And Baby Makes Seven by Paula Vogel. Directed by Emily Hall. About the show: Anna, Ruth and Peter await the arrival of their newborn child, but first they must rid the crowded apartment of their three imaginary children.
Buy Tickets Here

Beehive, the 60s musical – Spotlighters
Mar 29 – Apr 21, TR, Fri & Sat 8PM, Sun 2PM
Spotlighters Theatre
817 Saint Paul St, Baltimore
Told from the perspective of those who came of age in this enigmatic decade, they look back on a host of issues ranging from their first Beehive Dance to the challenges we faced as a nation – civil rights – women’s rights – politics – all accomplished by an array of the most celebrated and memorable songs of the era. From solo powerhouses like Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, and Janis Joplin to glamorous girl groups such as The Supremes and TheShirelles, Beehive the 60’s Musical is the ultimate celebration of 1960’s female empowerment. Featuring classics such as My Boyfriend’s Back, Be My Baby, Respect, and Proud Mary, Beehive nostalgically recalls the days of miniskirts, transistor radios and flower power.
Buy Tickets Here

Spring Cleaning: Yoga & Nutrition Workshop
3PM – 5PM
BambooMoves Baltimore
1624 E Fort Ave, Baltimore
In this workshop we will explore a 1-hour yoga practice on the mat with asana and pranayama (breath work) to aid in cleansing, followed by meditation specifically geared for mindful eating. The second part of the workshop will include a presentation focusing on nutrition for the spring season. Food samples will be provided along with some educational materials and recipes to take home. Please notify us of any food allergies. Cost: $40 in advance, $50 day of.
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Monthly Metal Matinee at TheDepot Vol 3!
3PM – 7PM
TheDepot Baltimore
1728 N Charles St, Baltimore
Ventress – hard hitters from New Jersey who blend hard rock and heavy metal to create a solid wall of sound!
APEX Band – Hard rock from Baltimore with riffs for days and powerful clean vocals!
Special Moves 2 – Video game themed heavy metal, while an unknown quantity I’m not personally familiar with, I’m excited to see what they bring to the table!
Salem Band – THE BABES! The mastodon loving thrashers are back after a hiatus of sorts, get ready to split your lungs with blood and thunder. $7

Canine, Feline, Drink Wine!
3PM – 6PM
Second Chance, Inc.
1700 Ridgely St, Baltimore
BARCS’ annual wine tasting is back! Save the date: Everyone’s favorite event, BARCS’ annual Canine, Feline…Drink Wine!, is April 7 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Second Chance. 75 wines from around the globe! Tickets are $50 for an all-inclusive wine tasting with appetizers and desserts.
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Inner Mongolian Masters: Anda Union
4:30PM – 6:30PM
B’nai Israel Synagogue
27 Lloyd St, Baltimore
As with all nomads the Mongols have an oral culture, passed on generation to generation in stories, music and songs and thus Anda Union sing their history. The band’s thoroughly addictive combination of Mongolian musical styles is a reflection of their roots. Formed in 2000, Anda Union have influenced a generation of young Mongolians in Inner Mongolia as traditional music flourishes in the capital. Hailing from differing ethnic nomadic cultures, the ten strong band unite tribal and music traditions from all over Inner Mongolia. They do so by bringing a wide range of musical instruments and vocal styles together in a fusion that Genghis Khan himself would have been proud of.
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MASS/Rabble
April 3 – April 14
Baltimore War Memorial
101 North Gay Street Baltimore
April 3rd-14th – 8pm (5pm Sundays) doors 30 minutes prior. Early arrivals are rewarded with a richer experience. MASS/RABBLE – As our bodies move, we tell a story. Where we have been, where we are going, what we hold on to, what we let go of. When bodies move in masses, they tell a larger story. Hope, fear, war, famine, the search for a better life. What does it mean to be just one body moving in humanity’s great crowd? This is a movement piece. Prepare to be moved. Guests of all levels of physical ability are invited to join our ensemble of thirty movers in the vast space of Baltimore’s War Memorial for Submersive Productions largest-scale work to date. As you choose your own degree of involvement, the invitation to join the rabble will remain open. This event is brought to you in part by the War Memorial Arts Initiative, Parlights Inc., and The William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund, creator of the Baker Artist Portfolios.
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Craig Alston Quartet
5PM & 6:30PM
An die Musik
409 N Charles St, Baltimore
Craig Alston is a multi-instrumentalist from Baltimore who is best known as the saxophonist for Fertile Ground. Craig began performing with Fertile Ground while attending Morgan State University. As the band became more successful, Craig chose to leave college and pursue his passion.
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Hot Club of Baltimore
6PM – 9PM
Sotto Sopra Restaurant
405 N Charles St, Baltimore
Part one of three nights of musical entertainment in honor of our 23rd anniversary. Not only will you enjoy our ala carte menu, we will also be featuring specials focused on chef’s home town of Bergamo, Italy.Make plans to come to Sotto Sopra Restaurant on Sunday, April 7th to listen to the Hot Club of Baltimore, a gypsy jazz group specializing in the vast repertoire of vintage jazz including early swing, musette waltzes, bebop and French standards from the 30’s and 40’s. Call 410 625 0534 for reservations. $10 cover plus dinner reservations / ala carte menu

Class Clowns
7PM – 7:30PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
What happens when the teachers encourage the class clowns? Class pandemonium! Or a very funny improv show! Every Sunday, four of BIG’s up-and-coming students take the stage supported by four BIG teachers in a show that’ll leave spitballs all over the theater. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Callin’ From The Funhouse : Art Opening :
7PM – 10PM
Metro Gallery
1700 N Charles St, Baltimore
Artwork with a focus on clowns by Andy Norton and Jason Mazzola. Come celebrate what we love what scares you most. Life, death, music and clowns. Cash and carry prints available would love to see you there!

BIG’s Sunday Funday – Comedy Improv
7:30PM – 8PM
Baltimore Improv Group at the BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
Sundays are for leisurely pursuits, like skiing, composting, visiting Western theme parks, and watching killer improv sets. This Sunday evening set features a monsocene from The Local Spot. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Dizzey on ice! : A night of Dizzy Disney music
7:30PM – 10PM
The Windup Space
12 W North Ave, Baltimore
Join Stillpointe Theatre, with special guest Walt Dizzey, as we present probably your favorite night out in the past 7 years! Full of talent, humor, charm and everything Disney, come watch, listen, laugh and perform! Live Disney Karaoke! Live puppets! Live Performances! $10 in advance $15 at the door
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Law & Order: B.I.G. – an Improv Comedy Show
8PM – 9PM
The BIG Theater
1727 North Charles Street, Baltimore
It’s everything you’ve come to expect from one of TV’s longest running franchises: A cynical detective quipping over a corpse, people who don’t let police interviews stop their repetitive activities, witnesses with staggeringly detailed memories; and it is all improvised. We take you from the discovery of the body through the investigation, trial, and all the way to wrapping things up with a few jaded comments from the D.A. over a shared Scotch. Baltimore Improv Group offers free comedy shows every night of the week. But please reserve so we know you’re coming.

Enjoy!

– Lindsey