Deck the halls by shopping small! One of the best ways you can support your community is by choosing local small businesses. Cross off that shopping list by looking local and you’ll be picking out unique goods that your loved ones won’t find anywhere else! It’s a win-win, and the perfect way to make your holiday shopping just.a little more thoughtful and a little more impactful.

We had a blast at our 17th annual Harbor Harvest! Check out some of our favorite photos from our children’s fall festival.

Waterfront Partnership’s set out on their second Wildlife Gardening excursion at Rash Field on 06/15/2024. With Joe Corcoran of the Baltimore Bird Club leading the way, two dozen birders spotted a variety of birds, created hanging bird treats and learned how to attract more birds to their own yards!

Waterfront Partnership’s 5th wildlife workshop was a hopping success! Frogs with Friends offered fun frog and toad facts, and insect search & identification and a hands-on demonstration of how to build a frog hotel! Everyone had a chance to decorate a terra cotta pot to make a Toad Abode and meet a live tree frog!

It’s officially fall! With the weather cooling off and the leaves changing color, there’s no better time to slow down and take in our beautiful waterfront views. Whether it’s a jog on the promenade at golden hour or a chilly morning stroll down cobblestoned streets, the charm of our waterfront district comes alive in fall.

Our annual celebration of the myth, the legend, our hero of the harbor returns again this Saturday, September 21st at Peabody Heights Brewery with a new, fun twist. Get ready for the Fan Fest you know and love to get just a little bit kookier- and spookier- as we celebrate with a TrashBusters theme! We’ll be busting trash by raising money for brand new booms for Professor Trash Wheel and coming together to support a Maryland Bottle Bill. With a new theme to get down with, here are 5 things to expect at this year’s Mr. Trash Wheel Fan Fest, spanning new additions and old favorites.

Trash Wheel fans never go out of style. And we've collected some of the best from over the years. Page through our lookbook of trash wheel style and get ready for this year's Mr. Trash Wheel Fan Fest!

Wednesday, September 4, 2024, was a heartbreaking day for people like me who love our city’s marine ecosystem and spend every day working toward its restoration. This week, Baltimore’s Inner Harbor experienced one of the worst fish kill events in recent memory. Thousands of Atlantic Menhaden perished. How did this happen? Why did it happen here? Was it a sewage spill? A harmful algal bloom? Was Mercury in retrograde? We’ve got the answers too of this and more, so, read on.

This month’s Baltimore by Baltimore festival was Groove in the City produced by John Tyler. It was a beautiful, sunny day on the waterfront complete with a dazzling display of local art and cacophony of new voices and Baltimore favorites on stage.

There are likely as many differences between swimming in the Seine and swimming in the Baltimore Harbor as there are similarities. When deciding to host Inner Harbor swim events, however, there were a handful of boxes that Baltimore needed to check. So, we’ve made this handy checklist as a way of sharing what we have learned with Paris or any city that aspires to make its urban waterways swimmable.

Baltimore is an urban oasis full of open space, greenery, and ways to enjoy the beautiful waterfront views.

Waterfront Partnership’s third Wildlife Workshop at Rash Field focused on why snakes are more friendly than fearsome!

The Waterfront Partnership was thrilled to host a delegation of urban planners and city officials visiting with the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in New York, representing cities all across South Korea. This tour provided an excellent opportunity for the Korean delegation to learn about Baltimore's leadership in waterfront revitalization and green infrastructure while discussing the key factors behind the success of Baltimore's Inner Harbor transformation.