Tuesday, November 3, 2009
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Downtown Partnership: Getting Things Done
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Downtown for the Holidays The 2009 Downtown for the Holidays guide will soon be available online to help you in planning for a fun holiday season with family or friends.
Save the Date! Downtown Partnership's Annual Holiday Lunch Party November 24, noon
38th Annual Lighting of the Washington Monument Presented by Saul Ewing Thursday, December 3, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Enjoy holiday entertainment and a fireworks finale. Baltimore's Monumental Occasion is going green with energy-saving LED lights replacing old-fashioned bulbs on the Monument this year. BGE Smart Energy Savers Program is a proud partner of the Monument Lighting, providing this year’s energy-efficient holiday lights to help Baltimore save energy and money.
Dollar or Less Days Presented by Cricket Wireless and Downtown Partnership of Baltimore December 5 & 6 More than 15 Downtown attractions and museums offer admission for $1 or less! Click here for details.
More information to be posted as it comes available at www.GoDowntownBaltimore.com, click on Our Events.
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Dine Downtown this Fall
Many of Downtown's restaurants have new specials and menus for the fall and upcoming holiday season. To sign up to receive Dine Downtown emails (sent monthly), visit www.DineDowntownBaltimore.com. |
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Please join Downtown
Partnership of Baltimore, the City of Baltimore, former
Baltimore Raven Mike McCrary, and special guests, as we raise
funds for “The Journey Home”, the 10-year plan to end
homelessness in Baltimore.
$75 per person. A variety of food stations, hors d'oeuvres, and premium open bar included. Space is limited. Click here for tickets. |
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Email marketingdepartment@dpob.org to request your pass to a screening of The Blind Side tomorrow, November 4. The Blind Side is based on a true story about Michael Oher.
Number of passes are limited- available first come, first serve.
Make a night of it and grab dinner at one of many restaurants on Charles St. |
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New Discussion Series! Spotlight: Gary Vikan and Noah Charney Saturday, November 7, 4 p.m. Members free; non-members $10; students $5; pre-registration recommended.
The Women’s Committee of the Walters Art Museum presents
Classical Links: Jewelry Fair at the Walters, Friday,
November 20–Sunday, November 22, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Classical
Links will showcase 20 of America’s best jewelers in the
Walters’ Sculpture Court, offering pieces varying in style
from traditional to contemporary. The weekend will also
offer a variety of activities and celebrations, including a
fashion show, opening night party and gallery talks
featuring exhibiting jewelers and members of the Walters’
curatorial staff.
Veterans Day Weekend
Space is limited to 25 people ages 13 and up. Tickets are $10 per person with paid admission.
Visit www.borail.org for information.
Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar The
32nd annual Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar is still open for
the fall. Visitors can shop at the market every Sunday through
December 20, 8 a.m. to sell out, approximately noon. The market
has an assortment of crisp produce, lean poultry and other
meats, diary and nut products and freshly baked breads. Don’t
forget to visit the bazaar, located at the market near Guilford
Avenue and Pleasant Street. Local craftspeople provide handmade
jewelry, handbags and other accessories, collectibles perfect
for the home including stained glass, chairs and pottery, and
uniquely crafted gifts for the upcoming holiday season. |
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Let’s Eat! Charles Street On November 7, noon to 6 p.m., Let’s Eat! Charles Street will feature food from more than ten of Charles Street’s finest restaurants and other entertainment venues. Bring the entire family and spend an afternoon indulging in delicious food, revitalizing drinks, live music and belly-dancing. Participating vendors include Marie Louise Bistro, Sascha’s, Mick O’Shea’s, Lumbini, Cazbar, Maisy’s, Spirits, Howard’s of Mount Vernon, George’s on Mount Vernon Square, El Guapito and The Helmand.
For more information contact Michele Coiron at 410.332.4144 or michele@charlesstreet.net.
Thibaudet Returns Thibaudet Returns to the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall Friday and Saturday, November 20 and 21 at 8 p.m. Jean-Yves Thibaudet plays Liszt’s Totentanz and Marin Alsop leads the BSO in Berlioz’s passionate Symphonie fantastique. Tickets from $26! Click here for tickets.
Fine Dining and Music Downtown.
Click here for a list of
participating restaurants providing a special discount to
patrons holding Thursday evening concert tickets.
Discovery Days Return Since
1999, Port Discovery has hosted "Maryland Discovery Days,"
special days of the year that are just for students with
disabilities to explore the exhibits, programs, and special
activities, in a safe and fun environment.
Coming Soon- Gobble Gobble Weekend – November 27-29. After you’ve filled yourself full of a delicious Thanksgiving dinner, come down to Port Discovery and check out all the educational fun-filled activities!
Visit www.portdiscovery.org for details.
The Polar Express 4-D Experience
Planning a holiday soiree? Make it sense-sational with an all-in-one Aquarium catered event package that includes The Polar Express 4-D Experience. Learn more at aqua.org/catering.
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For information about Downtown Baltimore: www.GoDowntownBaltimore.com
For traffic information: www.GetAroundDowntown.com
For family fun: www.KidsLoveDowntownBaltimore.com
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