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.

Wondering where to go for Baltimore Restaurant Week this summer? Restaurant week is July 19-28th and there are plenty of delicious restaurants participating in the waterfront district! Get out to these waterfront restaurants to find deals on the best meals in the city.

Next week’s holiday brings a star spangled celebration and red, white, and blue picnic to Baltimore’s waterfront district for an unforgettable day of community fun that caps off with a live BSO performance under the fireworks!

On the Waterfront & Beyond: 6 Things to Do in Baltimore - June 1st

Baltimore, often described as small but mighty, truly lives up to its reputation this weekend. With over six festivals happening around the city, it's the perfect time to dive into Baltimore’s vibrant culture, talent, and community spirit. Instead of picking just one, why not create your own adventure by sampling a bit of everything?

Memorial Day weekend is here, marking the unofficial start of summer! With perfect weather and a host of activities, it's the ideal time to gather with family and friends to honor our heroes while enjoying the vibrant Waterfront District. Here's your guide to the best Memorial Day weekend festivities on the waterfront:

We are thrilled to welcome Wine Village in Baltimore back to the Inner Harbor for its second year! This 19-day visit exemplifies placemaking in the Inner Harbor.

Join us this Saturday at Rash Field – Admission is FREE! Here’s what you need to know to enjoy a perfect day of food and fun while you’re at the Inner Harbor this Saturday.

Bmore Flea returns to Harbor Point Central Plaza for a vintage shopping experience on the waterfront

Here are the events happening this week on and around the waterfront. Whether you are an avid sports fan, a CIAA alumni, or just here for the vibes, you’ll definitely want to get out and enjoy these events.

When it comes to the formation, evolution, and future of Baltimore’s waterfront, the narrative is inextricable from Black history. Our city has been shaped by and around the legacy of Black culture; Black History Month is a great opportunity to dedicate time to engaging with a living history that is always present. Explore historical sites, support Black owned businesses, and more.

Baltimore by Baltimore is back for our third year in 2024. Save the dates and stay tuned for exciting announcements about our 2024 producers!

Wondering what to do after Thanksgiving dinner is over? We’ve got a great lineup of things to do in Baltimore this Thanksgiving weekend.

Baltimore’s Most Festive Weekend returns, December 2-3! Come out to the waterfront for holiday activities and fun for the whole family, from a Santa visit in Fells Point to Holiday Makers Market at the Inner Harbor!

Explore things to do for Halloween in Baltimore, from kid-friendly events to pop up bars and dance parties.

Harbor Harvest Children’s Fall Festival is a celebration of autumn in the Inner Harbor, with animals, activities, and fun for all. Check out these photos of all the best moments!

Wondering where to go for Baltimore Restaurant Week this summer? Restaurant week is July 21-July 30th and there are plenty of delicious restaurants participating on the harbor! Get out to these waterfront restaurants to find deals on the best meals in the city.

Wine Villages are popular open access and admission free Wine Festivals in Europe, and now they are making their way to us here in the states. This Wine Village is modeled after wine villages in Germany, with local Baltimore flavor. The Wine Village will be open from May 11-29 and each day will have different events and things to check out- but there will always be great wine available to try and enjoy!

In March, Waterfront Partnership hosted a community input meeting for the Baltimore Blueway, a proposed network of water trails and access points for paddlers in the Inner Harbor and Middle Branch.