Tour Baltimore Inner City in a Segway

Love exploring when you travel but your feet cannot take the amount of walking? Now you enjoy the beautiful sights and places in Baltimore inner city on a Segway instead of walking. All you need to do is charter a bus to Baltimore, and rent a Segway!

Places you can explore with a Segway

• Fell’s Point
• Broadway Pier at Fell’s Point
• Quaint Baltimore Streets

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Best of the Best Baltimore Nightspots

Trying to find a place to celebrate your best buddy’s birthday? Or are you in town looking for a place to have a casual meeting with a very important person in your company? Perhaps you are hunting down the perfect night spot to have your friend’s bachelor or bachelorette party? If that is the case, you are in for a treat because we have just the right scoop for you in this article. We have some suggestions that you can head to with your charter bus, shuttle bus, mini bus, party bus or limousine when you are in Baltimore, that is.

There is really more than meets the eye when it comes to what the Baltimore night scene have to offer. Consider them carefully before heading over but in any case, it doesn’t matter if you find yourself not enjoying a place because with a rented Baltimore party bus, you can just hop back into the vehicle together with the group of you and head over to ANOTHER night spot. Using a large Baltimore shuttle bus is cool that way.

Located right smack in the middle of West Eagle Street is a cool, hip, elite club called Club Hippo. Despite its funky name, the night spot is popular with tourists, foreign visitors and locals alike. The perfect place to hang out with your best friends, make new friends and also dance the night away. Most of the local loyals make their way here at least once a week so, go check out the interesting atmosphere in this club during your bus charter Baltimore visit.

Another fantastic suggestion that we have gathered from our bus charter Baltimore customers is Howl At The Moon. Another name you can’t forget. Considered a rather elite and upscale club, you might need a local to get you in through the door but once you are in, you will be swept up by the electric atmosphere. The DJ spins the music on all night long as party goers let their hair down and put their dancing shoes on. The club has special VIP rooms for booking if you want to have a more private party or if you wish to have some serious discussions during the party.

Perhaps you are looking to do something a little different during your bus charter Baltimore visit - and that would call for something along the lines of Latin Palace. You would think that this club is exclusive to Latinos....but it is not. You can find your average American and a sprinkling of foreign visitors visiting the club simply because they want to hang out together to have a good time.

Fort McHenry National Monument

Not to be mistaken with Fort Henry, Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine is located in Baltimore, Maryland while the former is located in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. To be able to find your way to visit Fort McHenry National Monument in Baltimore, it would be wise to arrange to charter a bus to bring you and your family there instead of driving there yourself. The reason is quite simple actually – you don’t have to trouble yourself in finding a place to park your car when you are there.

Being chauffeured to Fort McHenry National Monument in the charter bus, you and your family can be quite sure that you will be dropped off near the entrance, so you don’t have to walk very far to get there. This also makes another good reason to charter a Baltimore bus for this trip. When you arrive at the destination, begin your tour at the Visitor Center with a 10-minute film on the war of 1812 and how Francis Scott Key got his inspiration in writing the Star Spangled Banner. At the end of the film, as the Star Spangled Banner is sung, the screen will reveal the Flag of Fort McHenry and many visitors always find this a rather moving conclusion to the whole film. It is shown twice every hour – on the hour and half past the hour throughout the whole day. Do give yourself and your family members at least an hour to tour the whole grounds of the fort and it is self guided only. However, we do know that if you take your time to leisurely tour the grounds of the fort, it would take you at least two hours; but it is entirely up to you just how long you wish to take to finish touring the fort.

If you and your family members happen to be there at the right time, you may even be able to watch a flag changing ceremony. They do have special events throughout the year, so if you would like to coincide your trip with one of their special events, you can always find out more from their website for details. At the end of the tour, just right before you leave the Fort McHenry National Monument with your family in the Baltimore charter bus, you can always stop by the gift shop that is in the Visitor Center to buy some memorabilia home to keep or to give away as gifts to friends.

The Best of Italian Delicacy at Di Pasquale’s Italian Market

For the people working hard behind Di Pasquale’s Italian Marketplace, it all began more than one hundred years ago and with the mission and vision of its original owner, Luigi Di Pasquale, this Baltimore tourist attraction is now one of the most visited hotspots in the city. Not only do tourists and foreign visitors who are here for a short bus charter holiday and vacation come here for a short break in their shuttle bus, coach charter, mini bus, school children and the local residents find it worthwhile to bring their kids for a day of exploration and fun regularly too.

Di Pasquale’s had its beginnings as a small corner grocery shop and in all sincerity, they served the elite and rich community of Highlandtown. But it has been more than four decades now and the business has been inherited by one generation after another so much so that it is now known as a superior retailer, importer and distributor of Italian products.

With so much experience to their name, we are sure the experienced deli staff are capable of telling you which is the best of their product is suitable for you. Based on our bus charter Baltimore customers’ experiences, they have extremely authentic Italian recipes that dates back to the Old World - so, it is really worth your time if you are looking for something a little bit more original and old school. The highlight of the place is, of course, none other than their freshly baked breads which are produced daily, every single morning but do take a look down the wine, alcohol and juice aisles. There are some of the best home-made wine and juices available for you to take home with you so that you can enjoy the delicious authentic products with your family and friends who did not make it to the bus charter Baltimore trip with you.

The Italians, obviously, have their own unique way of preparing food and the unique kitchen utilities that you are looking for could be right here because they offer some hard-to-find cooking tools like pasta making machines and coffee brewers.

In a place where you would expect the staff to be uppity and unfriendly, this place is not at all so - they are unpretentious, offer great food at great prices. Praises have been sung about them having some of the best freshly baked bread and prosciutto on this side of New York City...something that is off the charts and not in line with what the locals expect. So, do drop by Al Pasquale for the best meats, cookies, pastas and fabulous wines during your Baltimore bus rental visit....we are sure you will not be disappointed.

Port Discovery Children’s Museum, Baltimore

Children’s museums are usually fun – but then again, there are some that are just amazingly, crazy fun! And that is exactly what you get when you bring your kids over to the Port Discovery Children’s Museum at 35 Market Place, Baltimore to spend a whole day touring and learning (yes, they get to learn too!) through all their interactive and educational displays. Sounds like an exciting time for your kids, right? Well, pick up the phone and make a booking for a Baltimore charter bus and load your kids into it and come on over to the Port Discovery Children’s Museum for some exciting fun time!

When you and your kids arrive at the Port Discovery Children’s Museum in your Baltimore charter bus, you will almost immediately know why it has been voted as one of the Top 12 Children’s Museums in the country by Forbes in the year 2012. A huge building with three floors filled with interesting exhibits and displays that will enable the children to touch, learn and play throughout – it almost seem like a really big toy town for the kids! If you happen to have a younger child among you, don’t worry, they do have a separate room just for the toddlers.

Some of the fun things to do at the Port Discovery Children’s Museum is learning to stay healthy in their Kick It Up! program, learn to cook and serve the food, learn a ‘chicken’ dance, play with huge drums and so on. Out of all the exhibits and displays at the museum, a very important aspect of the museum would be the Gardens Initiative that was launched by First Lady Michelle Obama and the Institute of Museum and Library Services to fight childhood obesity, which is to help children learn to make healthy food choices and encourage physical activities via their interactive displays and programs. Parents (especially the mothers!) traveling in the Baltimore charter bus with their toddlers especially love the Toddler room because it is safe, clean and fun to keep the young ones occupied and having a good time without much fuss.

The staff at the museum work really hard to keep the museum clean and fun for the children, while the exhibits are ever-changing too to keep the museum afresh and relevant with new things all the time. After all, if you want to keep the little ones coming back, you can’t be having the same old, same old all the time. We won’t be surprised if your little ones are pestering for another trip to the museum soon after they get on the chartered Baltimore bus to go home.

Fort McHenry - An Inspiring, Fun and Educational Visit

Fort McHenry might not look like much at first sight but based on what happened in 1812 during British invasion, Fort McHenry served as a front that successfully defended Baltimore Harbor and also inspired the poem called ‘Star-Spangled Banner’ which turns out to be used as the American National Anthem. So, in a lot of ways, there is really more to Fort McHenry than meets the eye. It would be best to do up a little bit of research before heading over during your Baltimore bus charter trip tour.

The Fort was also, used as again during the Civil War and during World Wars, the fort was used as a U.S. army general hospital and coast guard training station from 1942 to 1945.

However, with all that said, it might sound a bit dreary and boring but worry not, today, the fort has been turned into a tourist attraction suitable for little kids, teenagers and grownups alike. Bird watchers will have a field day with Jim Peters’ bird walk along the wetlands near the Fort McHenry park. The activity is particularly fun during winter months when the weather is not as punishing so, we think it would make an incredible winter Baltimore charter bus family getaway option.

The bird watching tour will take visitors around and along the Sea Wall Trail which also means a bit of an excerise. The birds one can expect to catch are the likes of Canada Goose, Bufflehead, Wigeon, Ruddy Ducks and if you are lucky, you might catch sight of a Gadwall. Jim Peters who designed the trail and tour is an award-winning ornithologist so, he is a perfectly qualified man for the job, we are assured. On top of bird watching, there are snakes, insects and other reptiles to excite the little ones.

Parents and educators should learn up about the Fort McHenry Junior Ranger program which is designed to help young kids learn the history and culture of the place. The interactive program is suitable for Baltimore charter bus rental holiday programs. The activities will start at the visitors’ center whereby kids are encouraged to watch, learn and investigate the exhibits and ready them for quizzes later on. When they are done with the activities and fun quizzes, the juniors would have walked off (with a proud smile on their faces) with their well-earned Junior Ranger Badge.

So, if you are ready to get started with your group Baltimore charter bus rental vacation at Fort McHenry, we invite you to come check out some of the unbelievably-priced charter bus, shuttle bus, coach charter rental packages.

Wine tasting in Maryland

Wineries in Maryland produce more than 400 different premium wines in seven grape-growing regions, from Eastern Shore just inland of the Atlantic to the mountains of Western Maryland.  To help promote the state's burgeoning wine industry, the Maryland Wineries Association has mapped out five regional wine trails that showcase 42 local vintners for charter bus visitors.  When you visit the Old Line State, you find a wealth of premium wines to taste and savor, and a great way of doing it is with a bus, charter bus, coach bus, party bus, mini bus, passenger coach or school bus chartered from Baltimore Bus Charters.

Featuring eight wineries totaling 120 acres of vineyards, the Frederick Wine Trail boasts more than half of Maryland's wine production.  The trail for Baltimore charter bus visitors begins with four wineries located around Mount Airy, including Black Ankle Vineyards, Loew Vineyards and Berrywine Plantations Linganore.  In Frederick itself, tours take place at Frederick Cellars, where charter bus visitors can sample such selections as Frederick Red, a semi-sweet wine made from Cabernet Franc grown in Washington County.

The Patuxent Wine Trail meanders through scenic Calvert and St. Mary's counties, bordered by the Patuxent and Potomac rivers and Chesapeake Bay, making this a pleasant ride in a charter bus.  Along the way, charter bus visitors are treated to views of lighthouses, marinas and acres of verdant farmland.  This region of Southern Maryland features Cove Point Winery, Fridays Creek Winery, Running Hare Vineyard and Solomons Island Winery which features a tasting room that showcases offerings including Rose of Merlot and Riesling Icewine.

Northeast of Baltimore and a short charter bus ride away, the Piedmont Wine Trail includes the wineries of Harford County. The scenic countryside features Thoroughbred farms and bald eagle nesting sites.  Charter bus visitors can sample wines at among others Basignani Winery, Boordy Vineyards (boordy.com) and Legends Vineyard, where vintners earned the 2009 Linden Green Award for Best Maryland Cabernet Sauvignon Vintage 2007.

Home to the state's oldest wine festival, the Carroll Wine Trail features such wineries as Cygnus Wine Cellars and Galloping Goose Vineyards on 27 acres replete with vinifera and hybrid vines. Charter bus visitors can check out a tasting at Serpent Ridge Vineyard, the first vineyard to open in Westminster.  Charter bus visitors can also take the Chesapeake Wine Trail, which leads charter bus visitors to Maryland's Eastern Shore. Wineries include Little Ashby Vineyards in Easton, Great Shoals Winery in Princess Anne and Costa Ventosa Vineyard and Winery in Whaleyville. Each year, the Chesapeake Bay Wine Festival takes place at the Bay Bridge Marina on Kent Island.

For a charter bus tour of Maryland’s finest vineyards, give Baltimore Bus Charters a call to organize your trip with a selection from their fleet of charter buses and friendly, personalized service.

Beach fun in Maryland

Bordered on the east by Chesapeake Bay, Maryland boasts of many great beaches that allow charter bus visitors great opportunities for fun in, on and around the water.  Encompassing over 500 miles of shoreline, Maryland’s beaches run from Brooklyn in the north to Rose Haven in the south.  Brooklyn in the north to Rose Haven in the south.  Pay a visit to some of Maryland best public beaches with a bus, coach bus, party bus, mini bus, passenger coach or school bus chartered from Baltimore Bus Charters.  Travel to the beach in style and comfort with a charter bus, and spend the day having fun in the sun.

A great charter bus beach destination is Sandy Point State Park.  Located within the city limits of Annapolis, Sandy Point State Park covers 786 acres along Chesapeake Bay's northwestern shore near the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.  Charter bus visitors can swim at the park's southern beaches, which are supervised by lifeguards during the summer season.  Showers are available after a day on the beach at the park's bathhouse or visit the snack bar.  Playgrounds and picnic areas are adjacent to the swimming beach and 22 ramps provide access for boats to the bay.  Charter bus visitors can also observe the 1883 Sandy Point Shoal lighthouse standing 37 feet tall and visible from the beach 1,000 yards to the east and fishing is permitted from designated areas of the shoreline.

For charter bus visitors interested in swimming in Chesapeake Bay, get your charter bus driver to take you and your charter bus group down to Mayo Beach Park, which also borders the mouth of the South River.  There are lifeguards patrolling the designated swimming areas of the sandy beach during open season at a ratio of one guard per 50 swimmers.  You can launch a boat or let the kids climb the structures at the nearby playground after a swimming session.  Picnic areas and a rental pavilion are also available to charter bus visitors wanting to hold celebrations or get togethers.  Mayo Beach Park is located in the town of Edgewater in southeast Anne Arundel County.

Anchoring the northern point of Pasadena and extending into Chesapeake Bay, Fort Smallwood Park has beach access, although swimming is not allowed. This does not mean that charter bus visitors will be at a loss for things to do.  Charter bus visitors can take in the views of the bay from the beach area while relaxing on a chair, or launch a canoe or kayak nearby.  Those with dogs may bring their best friends along to play at the dog beach.  There is a 380 foot fishing pier where charter bus visitors can try their luck at fishing, while history buffs in the charter bus group may prefer to visit the historic gun battery and abandoned barracks.  Other park amenities include picnic areas, horseshoe pits, walking trails and a playground.

For a good time at the beach, give Baltimore Bus Charters a call and let them plan a fun filled, fuss free trip to the beach for you with a selection from their fleet of charter buses and friendly, personalized service.

By the sea in Baltimore

Baltimore, Maryland is a great place to visit at any time of year, winter or summer. While most outdoor activities center around the sea during the summer months, fine dining in Baltimore is a year round thing, and easily accessible with a charter bus, coach bus, party bus, mini bus, passenger coach or school bus chartered from Baltimore Bus Charters. With a charter bus, you and your group can travel around Baltimore in style and comfort while your reliable charter bus driver takes you round the city for a gastronomic tour.
Seafood has to be fresh, for the best results in cooking, and they don’t get much fresher than at the Black Olive restaurant. The waiter will invite charter bus diners into this Greek restaurant’s kitchen to view the day’s catch, where they can see for themselves exactly how bright-eyed and glossy the fish are. Choices are wide, though seasonal, including pompano, sea bream and Dover sole, among others. Head back to your table and your meal will soon arrive, burnished by the grill and garnished with little more than a hint of olive oil, a squeeze of lemon, and a couple of capers. The secret of the Black Olive is this, fish this fresh needs nothing more to show off its delicate flavors. Add a bottle of intriguing Greek wine from the comprehensive wine list to complement your meal, and finish it off with a hand made baklava for dessert.
Glamor has always been a part of properly executed fine dining, and nowhere will charter bus visitors feel more like royalty than at Sascha’s 527 Cafe in Baltimore. This dramatic restaurant, brainchild of owner Sascha Wolhandler, sets the scene with a red velvet curtain entrance, 16 foot tall ceilings, towering flower arrangements and a vintage chandelier that looks like it come out of Versailles. While the surroundings are palatial, the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. There certainly isn’t any pretentiousness in the menu, which is bistro style international without being overwhelmingly haute cuisine. Sascha’s menu is seasonal, and changes frequently, but some favorites are the tapas style shrimp, coriander encrusted scallops and grilled rainbow trout.
Gunning’s Seafood Restaurant looks a little anonymous and nondescript, but it’s well worth the charter bus ride out to this place for their steamed hard shell crabs. Three generations of the Gunnings family have been in the business of seafood preparation for over 40 years, and they do know their crabs. Best visited in the summer, when the blue shelled crabs that hit your plate come straight from Maryland’s own Wye River, supposedly the best place in the country to find the fattest, tastiest crabs. And not just the steamed crabs, batter-dipped crab cakes, fried stuffed hard-shell crabs, soft-shell crabs in season are all on the menu, with the house specialty, battered and deep-fried green pepper rings, dusted with powdered sugar.
For a seafood soiree through Baltimore, give Baltimore Bus Charters a call to find out how they can help you arrange your charter bus trips with a selection from their fleet of charter buses and friendly, personalized service.

Canal cruising on the C&O.

If you’re in Maryland, give Baltimore Bus Charters a call and rent a charter bus, coach bus, party bus, mini bus, passenger coach or school bus from us, and take your group down to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
The C&O Canal was built in response to a need to move goods down the Potomac River. During the 19th and 19th centuries, the towns of Georgetown and Alexandria were major trading ports for the shipment of tobacco, grains, whiskey, furs, timber and other items. The problem was that most of these goods originated in Cumberland, and had to travel down a 184 mile stretch of the Potomac River to Chesapeake Bay. Two waterfalls, the Great Falls and the Little Falls, made boat transportation impossible. 
During this charter bus trip, find out how engineers designed a system of locks and canals that ran parallel to the river. This allowed boats to be raised or lowered to match the level of the river. Construction of the C&O Canal began in 1824, and by 1850, 74 locks were completed. The original construction plan called for the canal system to reach all the way to the Ohio river. This plan was canceled when the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad was constructed, providing a faster and cheaper method for shipping goods. The C&O Canal operated till 1924, before being finally shut down. 
Today, many original structures and buildings are still standing along the C&O, including the original locks and lock houses. In 1971 the C&O was designated a national park, providing charter bus tour visitors a place to enjoy the outdoors and learn about the region’s history.
Taking a charter bus from Baltimore Bus Charters, you can stop at one of several visitor centers along the length of the canal, depending on which activities your bus charters group intends to take. There are several activities available, ranging from the leisurely to the active.
Boat rides are available at Great Falls and Williamsport. Great Falls offers mule drawn boat rides, just as they did back in the 1800s when the C&O Canal was used as a transport system. Launch rides are available at Williamsport. Both both rides are extremely popular, and reservations are recommended.
Canoeing and kayaking are popular activities on the canal for enthusiastic and sporting charter bus visitors, with several launch ramps provided along its length. Please check with a C&O Canal visitor center for ramp locations. Do note that gasoline and propane powered boats are forbidden on the canal. However, electric powered outboards are allowed at select stretches.
Hiking and cycling are great ways to see the C&O Canal. Trails are well marked, and there are several campsites available. Note that hikers and cyclists must yield right of way to horses.
If you would like to bring your group on a visit to the C&O Canal, whether it be a day excursion or overnight camping trip which requires a drop-of and pick up at separate locations, give Baltimore Bus Charters a call to arrange your ground transportation needs.

Choose a bus charter in Baltimore

Having served many big companies and large brand names within the city of Baltimore, Baltimore Bus Charters knows and understands the needs and preferences of small and medium-sized companies as well. Therefore, as a professional bus service and transportation provider, our aim is bring you the best, the most efficient, the most modern and well-maintained charter bus, coach bus, party bus, and school buses in the region. Baltimore Bus Charters, as you will find out, is a name that you can trust.

Top notch charter buses in the city is hard to find. It all depends on the company the transportation company that you are renting the vehicle from…and the worst thing is that you do not know for sure the bus that you have booked, based on pictures that you saw in websites and brochures, is going to be the one that arrives at your doorstep come pick-up time. What you can count on from us is that we will keep to our word. Baltimore Bus Charters is a company that knows time is of essence for events and functions of any size.

A party bus for a night out, bachelor party or bachelorette party – The days running up to the marriage and wedding registration, adrenaline is at an all time high…and that is when you need to get the bachelor or bachelorette party together for your best friend! Baltimore Bus Charters can provide you with top of the line, quality party buses for the party! This way, you can have as much fun as you want, let your hair down, don your dancing shoes without having to worry about who is going to do the driving. With a Baltimore Bus Charters party bus, we give you the ultimate freedom to celebrate to your hearts’ content.

A definitely fun school outing for the kids – There is nothing more important to us than the safety of the kids and other supervisors who are our passengers during a school outing. Baltimore Bus Charters’ fleet of mini buses are scheduled for maintenance regularly and bus drivers hired by our network of charter bus service providers are provided with basic and intensive training about etiquette, good service, safe driving and the focus is also in being professional every mile of the way.

Baltimore Bus Charters also provides vehicles like corporate vehicles for large functions. We have raving reviews too for the wedding limousines and prom limousines that we have under our fleet of vehicles. We assure you that we have gone out of our way to ensure that the buses live up to your standards.

Do not hesitate to give us a call to find out more information about our fleet of vehicles for your event. We can’t wait to be at your service in the near future and hope that we can make your event as comfortable and goes as smooth sailing as possible.

Baltimore's Fell's Point, a Hidden Gem

As far as English cities in the United States of America is concerned, Fell's Point residents, a spirited waterfront community has as much roots from England as Boston. In fact, Fell's Point was named after a ship-building company started by some Englishmen way back in 1726. With a charter bus, party bus or when you rent a bus in Baltimore from Baltimore Bus Charters, we can take the scenic routes and enjoy even more gorgeous scenery.

What will strike you as astonishing and what distinguishes Fell's Point from all the other American cities is buildings and storefronts that maintain their 18th and 19th century looks. Yes, nothing's changed from the time when the British set foot on American soil. The business and people may have changed but these buildings used to be either bars, brothels or and boarding houses so, it really gives off a very colonial feeling. Fell's Point may not be considered a popular charter bus, tour bus and party bus tourist destinations but for those who are interested in the history of British in America and those who are into photography, Fell's Point is nothing short of heaven.

Looking for some shopping? Not a problem. You are going to have a ball of a time shopping at Broadway, Thames Street and not forgetting the unforgettable Belgian Block. When you gaze out of the party bus or charter bus window, you will see that the shops are all unparalleled. The Chesapeake Bay cuisine has been said to be completely unrivaled. Take a walk along any of the walkways will make you feel like you have just stepped back in time and as the wind sweeps in from the sea, all the stress of everyday life will fall away from your shoulders.

Fell's Point also has a huge role to play during the Revolutionary War and the 1812 war where it houses some of the privately owned ships that were authorized by the government to attack upon command. As you can see, there is more than meets the eye in Fell's Point and if you engaged with an experienced charter bus, coach bus or party bus driver, he or she can definitely bring you into even more unique nooks.

Celebrate September in Baltimore

Festivals are in abundance in Baltimore this month. There is sure to be something for everyone and to help you get around during the festivities, call on Baltimore Bus Charters! What are you waiting for? Start planning your Baltimore trip today!

September 8 – Love comics and everything that has to do with it? Then you’ll love the 13th annual Baltimore Comic Con. The two-day event will be held at The Baltimore Convention Center and will be open all day for visitors. Visit www.baltimorecomiccon.com for more information.

If comic’s not your thing, maybe you’d like to hop on by to the 5th Annual Real Ale Festival held at the DuClaw Brewing Co. on South Bond Street. The festival is also a two-day event and will feature an all-you-can-eat-buffet, unlimited beer samples, live music and more! For more information, visit www.realalefest.com

September 14 – Celebrate the life and creativity of the self-taught musician on Frank Zappa Day. Held over two days, most of the festivities will be held at the Southeast Anchor Library Auditorium. Although admissions are free, donations towards the Frank Zappa Day Fund is encouraged. Intrigued? Visit www.facebook.com/frankzappaday/info for more information.

September 15 – Strictly from 12:00am to 11:00pm, Harbor East will be filled with sounds from the Charm City Music Festival with their headlining act, Weezer. Also to be featured during the festival is Stephen Marley, EVE 6, Flooging Molly and more! Local favorites include Jah Works, Loving the Lie, Ballyhoo and more. Get your tickets to this exclusive and premier festival at www.missiontix.com/events/product/14646

September 28 – Love books? Then visit the first Baltimore Book Festival today until September 30 at Mount Vernon. More than 200 authors, both local and celebrity, are set to appear so get your book(s) ready to be autographed! To find out more, visit www.baltimorebookfestival.com and be aware that the festival is only open from 12:00pm – 8:00pm.

September 30 – The best is always saved for last and you won’t go wrong with the Street Beat Festival at Cross Street Market. From 11:00am to 7:00pm immerse yourself in live music from three, yes three!, separate stages, complete with an abundance of arts & crafts and numerous activities for children on Kids’ Kross Street. More information are available on www.historicfederalhill.org