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Pumpkin Chucking Weekend (Ellicott City)
In the spirit of the season, let’s have some special fun with pumpkins!! We have a special catapult that will launch your pumpkin across the farm. Bring your own pumpkin and let’s see how far it will go! C.J.’s Pit Beef, too.
Sultana Projects' Downrigging Weekend (Chestertown)
Sultana Projects’ Downrigging Weekend is one of the largest annual Tall Ship and wooden boat festivals on the East Coast. Originally established to mark the end of the schooner SULTANA’s sailing season, Downrigging Weekend has grown to become a celebration of maritime culture, wooden boats, and everything else that makes the Chesapeake Bay great.
Slow Food Baltimore and The Maryland Cider and Mead Trail present the second annual Cider and Mead Trail Scavenger Hunt. (Mt. Airy)
November 1-2, & 8-9,2014, visit the 6 small cider and mead producers of Maryland for a fun packed adventure. Taste award winning ciders and meads and earn points by solving clues and performing tasks. Prizes will be awarded to the top three winners with the most points. Must be 21 to participate.
Joseph Sheppard: On a Grand Scale (Adelphi)This compelling exhibition features ambitious large-scale paintings that range from still life's and landscapes to narratives and social commentaries. The powerful works recall the lush canvases of Renaissance masters and Sheppard’s controlled style of painting.
Grease Presented by Rockville Muscial Theatre (Rockville)
This rollicking musical follows ten teenage working-class greasers, cheerleaders and toughs as they deal with love, pregnancy, peer pressure and gang violence to a 1959 soundtrack.
Spirit's Boo Cruise (Baltimore)
For a wickedly good time this Halloween, gather your group of ghosts and goblins and head to the Inner Harbor for the creepiest cruise of the year.
U.S. Naval Academy Halloween/All Saints’ Day Concert (Annapolis)
One of the most popular events on the “Yard”, the concert features U.S. Naval Academy Chapel organist Monte Maxwell and the multi-talented midshipmen in a presentation that has drawn record-breaking crowds to the USNA Chapel. The concert uses special effects and a wide variety of music from multiple genres to celebrate the triumph of good over evil.
Howard County Crafts Spectacular (West Friendship)
Howard County Craft Spectacular Howard County Fairgrounds West Friendship, MD Oct 31-Nov 2, 2014 9:00am to 5:00pm Over 200 artists and crafters - All items hand-crafted by the exhibitors. Magic Shows at 11:00 am and 12:30 pm on Sat& Sun. Santa Claus - Sat & Sun from 1:00 pm to 4:00 p.m. Free parking
Bowie Community Theatre Presents "The Murder Room" (Bowie)
If Monty Python were tasked with rewriting an Agatha Christie murder mystery, the results wouldn’t be half as funny as The Murder Room, where “murder most foul” becomes “mayhem most farcical. -Copy courtesy of Goldstar
Stanstock Music Festival (Lutherville)
There is not a soul that we've seen who has not been touched by the scourge of cancer in one way or another.
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Pianist Brian Ganz (Annapolis)
A member of the piano faculty of the Peabody Conservatory and St. Mary’s College of Maryland, the Washington Post says Brian Ganz is “a player and an onstage presence, who is elegant, thoughtful and earnest.”
Rocky Horror Picture Show (Westminster)
Don your fishnet stockings and stilettos for a Halloween screening of this 1975 cult classic. Time Warp refresher course offered before the film along with prizes for the best costumes. Prop Bags available at the event with everything you need to participate in this event-$5 each. Rated R;100 min
Video Game Arena Launch (Eldersburg)
You will have access to over 100 games for head to head gaming and multi-player challenges.
1st:American Indian Heritage Day (St. Leonard)
Join us as we experience and discover the knowledge and traditions of America’s first culture. There will be people teaching and demonstrating crafts and skills, with fun things to watch and do and learn!
Middle Passage Ceremony (Hollywood)
Sotterley Plantation is part of the Middle Passage Ceremonies and Port Markers Project, a non-profit organization that is helping to discover and recognize middle passage sites. Sotterley served as a trans-Atlantic arrival site in the early 18th century.
Annual Swedish Bazaar (Potomac)
Drott Lodge No. 168, Vasa Order of America, will sponsor its 35th Annual Swedish Bazaar Saturday, November 1st from 11am to 2:30pm. Items for sale at the bazaar include imported Swedish foods and gifts, crafts, and homemade Swedish baked goods.
Hide Tanning Workshop (St. Mary's)
Discover how to tan deer skin in the same manner as the Native People of Maryland. This is a dirty job using raw animal parts: dress accordingly! Age 17+. Reservations required: 240-895-4990.
1964-The Tribute (Frederick)
A must-see Fab Four celebration hailed by Rolling Stone as the “best Beatles’ tribute on Earth.” Relive the magic of The Beatles with the same music, hairstyles, costumes and unbeatable sound that took the iconic band to the top of the charts in the 1960s.
Maple Lawn Autumn Harvest Music Festival (Fulton)
Little ones trick-or-treat w/ retailers from 12-1pm. Music starts with the sounds of Taylor and Evan at 1pm. The smooth sounds of Three of a Kind will continue rocking the stage, and 5am, formerly Collect All 5, will close from 4-6pm. Event benefits the Greenebaum Cancer Center.
WPOC's Girls with Guitars (Baltimore)
Featuring Jana Kramer, RaeLynn, Maddie & Tae, Kelsea Ballerini, and a special performance by Sara Evans!
Let's Learn about Skulls at the Medical Museum (Silver Spring)
Human skulls and animal skulls - how are they alike and different? See a variety of skulls from the museum's collections and participate in skull-related craft activities.
Point Lookout Lighthouse Open House (Scotland)
Tour one of the most haunted lighthouses in the U.S. Beautiful views from the lantern room. Talk with a former resident; docents available to answer your questions. Entrance to lighthouse is free - State Park charges entrance fee to get into park.
Ham & Oyster Supper (Clarksville)
All you can eat ham & oyster supper served family style, optional dessert table, bake sale, and book sale. Menu consists of hand patted fried oysters, ham, potato salad, succotash, coleslaw,rolls,jelly, relishes, assorted desserts(priced separately) iced tea,lemonade and coffee.Carry outs available.
Autumn Indoor Flea Market (Westminster)
100+ spaces of crafts, flea market items, collectables, and more. Food available all day.
Envisioning Emancipation: Black Americans and the End of Slavery with Deborah Willis (Baltimore)
Photographic historian Deborah Willis will explore a body of historic images from the book Envisioning Emancipation: Black Americans and the End of Slavery. This rich collection of photographs highlights images of ex-slaves, Civil War Soldiers, emancipation celebrations and family life.
Montgomery Parks Maryland Emancipation Day Celebrations (Olney)Celebrate freedom from enslavement in Maryland. Hike the Underground Railroad, tour a slave cabin, visit an African American slavery museum, enjoy living history demonstrations and eat great food! Events held Saturday and Sunday are FREE, unless otherwise noted, and open to the public.
Peacherine Ragtime Society Orchestra - Spooky Silents: A Silent Film Halloween! (Annapolis)
An evening of classic comedy horror flicks with a live musical score.2nd:
82nd Brunswick Veteran's Day Parade (Brunswick)
Salute our veterans and active duty military at one of the oldest parades in the Nation! Cheer marching bands, flyover, patriotic floats, military units, Fife & Drum Corps, antique cars.... Free. Rain or shine.
All Hung Open Exhibition (Laurel)
In the antithesis of a curated show, artists answer a general call for entries, and every piece of art is accepted and hung until the walls are full. This exhibition is open to all Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Virginia artists, ages 18 & older. To receive a prospectus, call 301-377-7800.
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