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.

PNC Bank & Waterfront Partnership teamed up to bring Shade Stations to the Inner Harbor ahead of our summer events season.

We celebrated the Fourth of July on the waterfront with a live orchestra performance, dancing, food trucks, and more.

Baltimore by Baltimore’s July show was Harbor Hootenanny, bringing Baltimore’s acoustic roots music scene to the Inner Harbor with bluegrass and Old Time Music.

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!

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 and Morgan Stanley volunteers got out on a breezy spring afternoon to give the Lancaster Butterfly Waystation “The Chelsea Chop”! This springtime practice helps encourage new growth, extend the bloom times, and, in some cases, promote a second bloom. Read on to find out more!

Waterfront Partnership and Morgan Stanley volunteers got out on a breezy spring afternoon to give the Lancaster Butterfly Waystation “The Chelsea Chop”! This springtime practice helps encourage new growth, extend the bloom times, and, in some cases, promote a second bloom. Read on to find out more!

Baltimore by Baltimore returns for year 3! We kicked off the season on June 1st with an unforgettable show featuring house music in Baltimore, produced by Maya Gilmore and Charm TV. See all the photos from the day here.

Maryland Fleet Week returns to Baltimore! Wondering what to do at Fleet Week 2024? Here is everything you need to know to enjoy the Fleet Week ship tours, festivals, flyovers, and events happening in the Inner Harbor and other parts ofd Baltimore.

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:

Waterfront Partnership staff joined the National Aquarium to help plant over 4,000 grasses at their upcoming Harbor Wetland exhibit!

Waterfront Partnership kicked off its Wildlife Gardening program with spring showers and a Rash Field Park tree walk! Despite the weather, attendees learned about the varieties of species in the park, identified leaves and even took home their own saplings!

Families and visitors of all ages had an incredible time at Mr. Trash Wheel's Story Time at the Baltimore County Public Library, Cockeysville location! The event was a wheely big success this weekend, and was filled with fun for everyone!

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.

The Waterfront Partnership had a blast at Baltimore City Public Works' Big Truck Day at the Public Works Experience on May 11, 2024!

The Asia in a Bite Food Fest hosted Saturday, April 27th was an unforgettable kick off celebration of Asian culinary delights. Despite afternoon rain, the event was a huge success, bringing the thousands of the Baltimore and greater Baltimore community together to savor authentic dishes and immerse themselves in the rich cultures of Asia. As we look forward to the festival's return on May 25th, let's reflect on highlights from last month's event that you won't want to miss again:

Waterfront Partnership led two groups of corporate volunteers for Earth Week, exploring urban ecology, habitat features, and ways to fight climate change through Wildlife Gardening!