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WEEKENDS ON WEDNESDAYS

Preakness Balloon Festival

May 18-20, West Friendship: Worth getting up early for! Balloon glow, mass ascensions, vendors, music, food, and hot air balloon rides! Something for your bucket list.

Preakness Week

Now-May 20, Baltimore: The Preakness doesn't just happen on Saturday! There are Sunrise Barn Tours, Black-Eyed Susan Day festivities, infield entertainment and more! The ultimate Maryland event!

May Day Play Day

May 19, Berlin: Music, food, fun, all in the quaint little town of Berlin. A great Friday afternoon outing!

Cruisin' Ocean City


May 18-21, Ocean City: Ever-popular event features over 3,400 hot rods, customs, classics, street machines, muscle cars and more. Live entertainment, celebrity guests, special attractions, boardwalk parades, manufacturers, vendors, midway and more!

National Pike Festival

May 19-21, Western Maryland: Old-fashioned Wagon Train travels from Clear Spring to Boonsboro. Pony rides, flea markets, yard & bake sales and special entertainment along the route.

Wednesday Night Sailboat Races

Wednesday through Aug 30, Annapolis: It's too late for this week, but check this out all summer! Grab your favorite dockside seat in America's Sailing Capital to watch some 150 crews compete in midweek races that involve sailing around several marks in the Bay before heading back to Spa Creek for a finish in front of the Annapolis Yacht Club.

Anacostia River Pontoon Boat Tours

Now-October, Bladensburg: Come aboard our pontoon boat for an interpretive river boat tour of the scenic Anacostia River, every Thursday-Sunday, weather permitting. All ages are welcome for this fun and informative tour.

Movies and More on the Potomac

All summer, National Harbor: Thursday and Sundays this summer, pack your chairs, grab some food to go from a local restaurant, and meet at the huge Plaza screen for a free evening of fun! National Harbor also hosts sunrise and sunset swims, Date Nights and Zumba, just to name a few of the activities they have going on all summer long!

Audubon's Baltimore Birding Weekend

May 19-21, Baltimore: Be a part of this Inaugural event! Audubon collaborates with communities to transform blighted city spaces into colorful wildflower gardens that invite birds and butterflies as well as people to enjoy them. There will be urban bird watching trips all within city limits, daily "tally rallies" and a chance to mingle and swap birding stories. The event will culminate in a trip to watch our own Baltimore Orioles battle the Toronto Blue Jays.

Serbian Food and Cultural Festival

May 19-21, Potomac: Experience a new culture and attend this three-day festival with something for everyone, including traditional Serbian dishes, beverages, dance and music performances, gifts, boutique items and family-friendly activities.

Armed Forces and National Police Celebration

May 20, Ft. Meade: Celebrate our Armed Forces and law enforcement personnel with music, the U.S. Navy Silent Drill Team, military displays, Police K-9 demonstrations, hands-on activities, tours, food, refreshments, and more.

Blacksmith Days

May 20-21, Westminster: Ever wonder what blacksmithing is like? Check out the Carroll County Farm Museum for demonstrations all afternoon both days.

Chesapeake Bay Blues Festival

May 20-21, Annapolis: Love listening to Blues? Head to Annapolis for this all day concert with a stage and great views on the Jumbtron, a large crafter village, wide variety of food, drinks, sand and sun. A relaxing way to spend your Saturday!

Fair Hill Scottish Games

May 20, Elkton: Join in this 57th Annual day of athletics, music, dancing, food, and arts celebrating Scottish and Celtic culture. It's an event you won't want to miss, especially if you haven't been before!

Kent Island Day

May 20, Kent Island: There's too much to list at this family friendly festival! Just a sampling: a parade, petting zoo, face painting, crafts, railroad display, blacksmith, music, historic cars, and lots more!

Saturday Family Jazz Sessions

May 20, Bethesda: Junior jazz aficionados spend Saturday mornings singing, playing, and preparing for a lifetime of music appreciation. Strathmore’s kid-friendly series features world music percussionist Tom Teasley, renowned jazz singer Rochelle Rice, and multi-instrumentalist Seth Kibel.

The Jungle Book

Now-May 28, Bethesda: The highly respected and multi-award winning Imagination Stage presents Kipling’s timeless classic, which deals with very timely issues in this lively new version.

NSO: Brandenburg Concerto & Music for the Royal Fireworks

May 18-20, DC: The Kennedy Center presents a program of Baroque favorites led by Grammy-nominated conductor Ton Koopman, "a champion of Baroque music".

Jazz in the Garden

May 19-August: Starting it's 17th season, this free concert series features jazz artists performing a wide variety of styles—salsa, blues fusion, xylophone, Afrofunk, and more—every Friday evening from 5:00 to 8:30 in the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden.
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WEEKENDS ON WEDNESDAYS

Maryland Hunt Cup

April 29, Reisterstown: Join racing fans for an afternoon of tailgating and picnicking on the hillside that overlooks the racecourse, and enjoy the four mile, twenty-two fence racecourse as the horses go thundering past.

Maryland Day

April 29, College Park: Maryland Day has become one of the most popular annual events in the region as the University of Maryland opens up its campus offering more than 400 free events. Throughout Maryland’s 1,250-acre campus, visitors can take tours, explore exhibits and attend demonstrations. Don't miss it!

Spring Sailboat Show

April 28-30, Annapolis: Ready to get back on the water? The boat show displays catamarans, mono hulls, racing boats, and inflatables. Check out the vessels and spend some time shopping for the latest equipment, including electronics, clothing and other accessories, along with workshops for all levels.

Truck and Tractor Pull

April 28-29, Westminster: Never been to a tractor pull? Check out this family friendly event at the Carroll County Agriculture Center.

Maryland International Kite Festival

April 28-30, Ocean City: Three fun filled days of kite flying on the beautiful beaches of Ocean City, Maryland. Throughout the festival, there will be exhibitions and demonstrations including stunt and power kite lessons, free children's games and activities, and much more! The festival will showcase some of the best kite flyers from around the world.

Sugarloaf Craft Festival

April 28-30, Timonium:  Over 250 of the best local and national artisans display their handcrafted goods. In addition, check out a number of live art demonstrations and workshops. Get a glimpse of the process behind the creations, enjoy live music from talented local and regional artists and enjoy fun entertainment for the kids.

B&O Railroad Museum Day Out with Thomas

Beginning April 28, selected dates, Baltimore: Thomas the Tank Engine returns to the B&O. Little Engineers and families take a 25 minute train ride behind Thomas the Tank Engine, meet Sir Topham Hatt, and enjoy a full day of live entertainment, activities, and family fun!

9th Annual Womanfest

April 29, Cooksville: WomenFest is an interactive day which focuses on health, wellness, fashion, and beauty and features 90+ vendors and exhibitors, free health screenings, and interactive seminars.

Spring Festival at Rose Hill Manor

April 29, Frederick: Get ready for fun with exhibits, hayrides, animals, food, crafts, children's hands-on crafts, games, family activities, and a tractor pull and this fabulous event!

JHU Spring Fair

April 28-30, Baltimore: America's largest student-run three day festival featuring carnival rides, arts and craft vendors, games, contests, an ever-expanding food court, and too much to list here! 

In The Heights

Now-May 21, DC: The Gala Theatre presents the U.S. Spanish language premiere of the groundbreaking musical in the multicultural American story.

National Arboretum Garden Fair and Plant Sale

April 28-29, DC: This annual sale is eagerly anticipated. Carefully curated offerings include rare and hard to find plants as well as tried and true favorites – you’re sure to find exactly what you’re looking for. In addition tothe unique offerings, experts will be available to answer your trickiest questions.

Washington Antiquarian Book Sale

April 28-29, DC: Each spring exhibitors from around the country convene at the Washington Antiquarian Book Fair, offering both serious collectors and budding enthusiasts rare books, manuscripts, modern first editions, autographs, prints, maps, drawings and other fine ephemera.

Sunshine & Moon Glow Quilt Show

April 28-30, Gaithersburg: Over 250 quilts will be displayed along with raffles, children's activities, a silent auction, service projects and demonstrations. Heaven on earth for quilting fans!

Carousel Day 2017

April 29, Glen Echo: The carousel will open for its 97th season in Glen Echo Park on Carousel Day!  The event also offers a full day of free activities for throughout Glen Echo Park, including live music & other performances, face painting, storytelling, and carousel themed crafts.
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WEEKENDS ON WEDNESDAYS

The White Snake

Now-Mar 26, Baltimore:  Mystery and magic is brought to life in this fantastical ancient Chinese fable presented by Baltimore Center Stage. The story is told in a blend of traditional and  modern style, and is sure to please the entire family.

47th Annual Antique Auto/Motorcycle/Truck Swap Meet

Mar 24-25, Westminster: Something for all auto enthusiasts! Head to Carroll Co Ag Center and find parts, door prizes, drawings, and more!

Adventure Park 90s Glow in the Park

Mar 24, Sandy Spring: Have you heard of the Adventure Park? With 13 Trails, 29 zip lines, 6 difficulty levels, and almost 200 challenge bridges, The Adventure Forest is the largest forest climbing park in the nation. The Night-Climb Celebration is their most popular event, featuring 90s music, glow sticks, and lasers!

The Wonderful World of Dr Seuss Show

Mar 24-26, Rockville: Huckeberry Fine Art presents an unusual and highly entertaining collection representing works from Dr. Seuss’s best-known children’s books, and based on decades of artwork that Dr. Seuss created for his own personal pleasure including the wacky three-dimensional “Unorthodox Taxidermy” sculptures with names like The Carbonic Walrus, The Two-Horned Drouberhannis, and the Goo-Goo-Eyed Tasmanian Wolghast!

Celebration of the Arts Gala

Mar 25, Columbia: Join the Howard Co Arts Council for one of Howard County’s premier fundraising events and an important showcase for local performing and visual artists who help enhance our quality of life. Enjoy a fun-filled evening of art and entertainment featuring culinary delights courtesy of local restaurants, a fine art auction of local artwork, and incredible performances by rising and guest stars.

The Wiseguy Kitchen - Live Show

Mar 24-25, Baltimore: There’s music, comedy, singing and a chance to sample the freshly cooked food of chef Vinny made during the live cooking demonstration during a theatrical performance!

Celtic Woman

Mar 24, Baltimore: The Hippodrome presents Celtic Woman with classics and new songs from their Voices of Angels album along with superb choreography and magnificent arrangements of timeless Irish traditional and contemporary standards in the group’s award winning signature style.

100 Years of Ella & Company

Mar 24-25, DC: The NSO and The Kennedy Center celebrate Ella Fitzgerald's 100th, acclaimed singers Sy Smith, Capathia Jenkins, and Montego Glover come together to celebrate the legendary music of the First Lady of Song, plus favorites made famous by Sarah Vaughan, Billie Holiday, and Dinah Washington.

Maryland Day, Historic St Mary's City

Mar 25: Celebrate Maryland’s 383rd anniversary with ceremony, pageantry, speeches, and free admission to living history and museum exhibits in Maryland's 1st colonial establishment and capital.

Maryland Day, Annapolis

Mar 24-26, Anne Arundel Co: Celebrate Maryland's birthday this year with a weekend long celebration of it's art, heritage and culture at 20 locations in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County. This is the perfect weekend to crawl out of winter hibernation and explore Maryland on its birthday weekend. Events will be free or $1, making this the perfect chance to explore on the cheap!
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WEEKENDS ON WEDNESDAYS

Circo Comedia

Mar 3, Frederick: The Weinberg presents family entertainment at its finest with unpredictable thrills, side-splitting laughs, and daredevil stunts in the tradition of the Quebec Circus. A combination of physical finesse, acrobatics, and magic take comedy to new heights.

Handel Choir of Baltimore

Mar 3, Baltimore: First Fridays at St. David's Episcopal Church invites you to end your week on a high note with music from the combined forces of the Handel Choir of Baltimore and the Choir of St. David's.

Annapolis Irish Weekend

Mar 4-5, Annapolis: Head to Annapolis to kick off the 5th Annual Irish Weekend with an old-fashioned Hooley on Saturday, complete with pipe bands, irish dancers and food. The St. Patrick's Parade will take place on Sunday.

Maryland Home and Garden Show

Mar 4-5, 10-12, Timonium: Come get inspired from gardens filled with colorful blooms, home improvement experts ready to help you complete your to-do lists, and juried crafters displaying their wares.

The Queen Symphony

Mar 4, Bethesda: The Strathmore presents Tolga Kashif’s The Queen Symphony, a work comprising six movements based on well-known melodies from the rock band Queen. These include Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions, and Who Wants to Live Forever. Don't miss this acclaimed orchestral work!

Celebration of Women's Voices

Mar 4, College Park: For the 13th consecutive year the UMD Women’s Chorus presents a program of music for treble voices to mark the beginning of Women’s History Month.

The Bodyguard

Mar 2-5, Baltimore: The Hippodrome presents an adaptation of the award-winning musical about a former secret service agent who falls in love with a superstar he is charged with protecting from a mysterious stalker.

Bolton Street Synagogue's Big Fat Klezmer Dance Party

Mar 4, Baltimore: BSS becomes the hottest spot in Baltimore, featuring live music with Charm City Klezmer and dance lessons. Dance to an explosion of beats from traditional Yiddish melodies to Eastern European dance music, as well as some Israeli, Hassidic, and Hebrew songs. This family friendly event is not to be missed!

Laughter on the 23rd Floor

Now-Mar 12, Laurel: Inspired by Neil Simon's experience as a staff writer on Sid Caesar's Your Show of Shows, this comic drama shows the harried writing staff frantically scrambling to top each other with gags while competing for the attention of star madman "Max Prince". Come support community theatre!

Now-Mar 5, DC: A treasured ballet featuring love, betrayal, and forgiveness, all paired with coveted virtuoso roles and performed beautifully by The Washington Ballet at the Kennedy Center.
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Thursday-Saturday: Something different! Veteran jazz pianist performing with his trio. Some nights sold out, but this is a special event for you jazz lovers out there!

Titanic at Signature Theatre, Alexandria

Now-Jan 29: Stunning, 360-degree production of the Tony Award Winning Musical, with a cast, orchestra and crew of more than 50 artists!

A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, Baltimore

Now-Jan 1: The show that won the 2014 Tony Award for Best Musical is in Baltimore with for a few more days! Unanimously loved by critics and audiences, this production is a fine way to end 2016!

Noontime New Year, Port Discovery

Dec 31, Noon: Come dressed in your favorite costumes and decorate numbers and make soundmakers for the Noon Countdown! Toast the New Year with juice and cookies and enjoy activities all afternoon!

City of Annapolis New Year Celebration

Dec 31, 3:00pm: Festivities start at 3pm for families, with a special Early Bird Fireworks program at 5:30pm. The fun continues on until midnight, when there's another round of fireworks

Duran Duran, MGM National Harbor

Dec 31, 10:30pm: Tickets aren't cheap, but if seeing Duran Duran live on NYE is on your bucket list, there are still tickets available if you act fast!

BSO Movie and Music: Star Trek, Meyerhoff

Dec 29 & 30: All you Trekkies, get to the Meyerhoff! The BSO performs Michael Giacchino's score for two nights!
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How the Grinch Stole Christmas: The Musical

Dec 13-31 at The National Theatre in DC. Discover the magic of Dr. Seuss' classic holiday tale as it comes to life on stage

It's A Wonderful Life

Dec 16, 18 & 23: The classic Christmas tale told in the tiny Miracle Theatre that doubles as a church on Sundays!

Christmas on 34th Street

Dec 14-Jan 1 starting at 5pm: There's nothing like a trip down 34th St to get in the holiday spirit. Come see the historic Hampden homes transform into a Christmas village

Christmas Village in Baltimore

Now-Dec 24 starting at 11am: West Shore Park at Baltimore's Inner Harbor will transform into a Christmas Village, with over 50 international vendors. Located inside a heated tent and outside in traditional wooden booths

B&Os Magical Holiday Express

Dec 15-31: A holiday spectacular celebration in the Roundhouse with trains of all sizes and shapes, holiday festivities and a winter wonderland of family fun and activities

Symphony of LIghts Drive Through

Now-Dec 31: A 20 minute drive through spectacle of more than 100 larger-than-life holiday light displays benefiting Howard County General Hospital

Illuminated London Town, Edgewater

Dec 16-30 starting at 6pm: Discover colonial nighttime traditions and holidays in historic London Town. Sip hot cider, roast s'mores in gardens lit with festive holiday lights, enjoy special performances in historic gardens. Step back in time for the holidays!

Holidays in the Park at Six Flags

Dec 17-Jan 2, select dates:  Six Flags is transformed by millions of glittering lights, dazzling holiday entertainment, and delicious seasonal treats. Many popular rides will also be transformed into a winter wonderland.

30th Annual Winter Festival of Lights

Dec 15-Jan 1 starting at 5pm, Watkins Regional Park, Upper Marlboro: Holiday light display along with a hayride, crackling fire, seasonal refreshments and animals from the Watkins Nature Center

Ballet Theatre of Maryland: The Nutcracker

Dec 17&18, Maryland Hall for Creative Arts: Come experience the classic Christmas ballet in beautiful downtown Annapolis

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Weekends on Wednesdays

Fall MD Home and Garden Show
This Weekend:

Town of Bel Air Film Festival to be held October at the Bel Air Armory in Bel Air.

The Twin Beach Players of North Beach, Md., will present this hilarious musical comedy set in Ancient Rome. A hit Broadway play comes to North Beach. Don't miss it!

Professional performer Todd Loughry headlines this event as the immortal Edgar Allan Poe while an ensemble of artists bring his tales to life through movement based story-telling.

Celebrate our Fall Foliage with two large parades, concerts, band competitions, art exhibits, fall foliage tours, craft shows and more! Join us for the 49th Annual Festival.

One of the most prestigious international equestrian three-day events in the world featuring dressage, cross country, and show jumping.

Maryland's largest home and garden show, featuring: more than 300 home improvement exhibitors, Twiggy the water skiing sSquirrel, daily seminars, landscaped gardens and a craft show.

A Plein Air painting competition involving artists from all over the U.S. Plein Air painting is painting in the "open air" without the use of photographs.

Maryland Fleet Week and Air Show Baltimore celebrates the rich naval traditions of the Chesapeake Bay and the contributions of Marylanders to the defense of the nation. Air Show over Baltimore Oct. 15-16.

More than 200 of America's greatest independent artists and craftspeople, hear their stories and shop for unique and amazing pieces.

The Bethesda Row Arts Festival is recognized as a top fine arts festival in the U.S. For two days, downtown Bethesda is transformed into an outdoor gallery with works by 185 selected artists.

Visit the nation's oldest in-water powerboat show to see the latest boat designs and marine technology. Register today for the Take The Wheel Workshop. Bring the family; spend the day enjoying the many shops and restaurants in historic Annapolis, Maryland.

14th:

Beginnings is the premiere tribute band to the music of Chicago.

Hear Ken’s fascinating story and see photos of when Ken was a member of the 1989 American Everest Expedition. The preparations, the trek, the challenges, the beauty.

Sweet Plantain (Frederick)
A refreshingly new string quartet bridging the gaps between generations and musical genres.

The warm acoustics of the Memorial Chapel will ring with the sounds of choral masters in this showcase of UMD's choirs.

15th:

 National Fossil Day-Find Your Park (Port Tobacco)
Earn a Junior Paleontologist badge by learning about the scientific and educational values of fossils. Join the fun at Thomas Stone National Historic Site.

Taste over 75 international wines, while enjoying live music, delicious pairings of savory hors d'oeuvres, silent auction, wine pull and door prizes!

 Beards, Beer and Brats (Mount Airy)
This family-friendly event will offer a beer, bratwurst and sausage tasting and a 16+ category beard and mustache competition. Five musical acts and a sanctioned corn hole tournament.

 Bowie State University Homecoming Parade (Bowie)
Bulldog pride will be on display through the streets of Bowie. Bring family and friends to cheer student organizations and community groups marching with bands, floats, and classic cars to Bowie Town Center.

 Charles County Wine and Food Festival (Waldorf)
2nd annual festival at Regency Furniture Stadium, Home of the Maryland Blue Crabs. Note: this is a new date; purchased tickets for old date will be honored.

 David Sedaris (Frederick)
Master of satire and one of the most observant writers addressing the human condition.

 Phil Vassar (Annapolis)
Phil Vassar's unbounded energy and limitless talent have proven him, again and again, as one of Nashville's most prolific and versatile stars.

 Tilghman Island Day (Tilghman)
Arts and nautical crafts, boat building demonstrations, oyster shucking, crab picking and a look at the life of a waterman.

 16th:

 Hawk Watch (North East)
Join volunteers from Turkey Point Hawk Watch and Cecil Birding Club (and animals from the Scales & Tales program) to learn how to identify these birds of prey by color, shape, size, and silhouette.

 MAP 35th Anniversary Open House (Baltimore)
This exhibition will feature contemporary artists from MAP’s early years of the 80’s, 90’s and 2000’s, reviving work from the most memorable exhibitions in MAP’s history. Donor reception will follow.

 Oyster Festival (Shady Side)
Fun, food, and music on the waterfront. Local restaurants serve up their oyster best—plus lots of other great food and drink. Live music by local bands, kids activities, $5,000 raffle, and more.

 Sungpil Kim Piano (Baltimore)The St. David’s Recital and Evensong series continues with a pre-service recital featuring pianist Sungpil Kim, a doctoral candidate at the Peabody Conservatory.

 Roller Coaster Race (Upper Marlboro)
Join us for a 10K race or 5K run/walk on an exciting course at Six Flags America. Course goes through and around the park with scenic view of the world-famous coasters.
The Grapes of Wrath (Westminster)
A story of perseverance against the odds, Steinbeck’s Great American Novel is the perfect story for the intimate yet powerful style of America’s longest running touring company.
The World of Montgomery Festival (Rockville)
The World of Montgomery Festival celebrates and displays the rich cultural heritages of Montgomery County.
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Weekends on Wednesdays


This Weekend:

 Ag Center 2016 Corn Maze (Westminster)
Corn Maze with the theme All Things Maryland. This one should not be missed. 

 Bennett's Curse Haunted House (Baltimore)
Visit the Worlds Best & Scariest Haunted House Now located in the shadow of the M&T Bank Stadium. 

 Annapolis Fringe Festival (Annapolis)
Over the top Art and entertainment that is sure to get your artistic creative juices flowing. The Annapolis Arts District welcomes fringe artists, performers and the public to West Street in Annapolis.

 Baltimore Book Festival (Baltimore)
Baltimore Book Festival features hundreds of appearances by local, celebrity and nationally known authors, book signings, more than 150 exhibitors and booksellers, nonstop readings on multiple stages. 

 BSO Presents: Beethoven Symphony No. 5 (Baltimore)
With fate knocking in those legendary opening four notes, the BSO initiates its season-long exploration of Beethoven with the heroic Symphony No. 5. Ticket prices vary. 

 FallFest (Westminster)
Come out for Westminster's largest community event that benifits non profit organizations. Prime entertainment, juried vendors, parade, rides and more!

 St. Mary's County Fair (Leonardtown)
Celebrate St. Mary’s heritage at this traditional county fair. Livestock, home arts, flowers, field crops, 4-H and school exhibits, horse pulls and carnival. 

 Sunfest Ocean City (Ocean City)
This nationally recognized festival brings family fun-filled days: music, food, arts & crafts. Nationally known & regionally popular entertainers perform four days. Entertainment is free except headline acts. 

 20th Annual Fall Festival at Summers Farm (Frederick)
Homegrown fun & farm fresh adventures include Orioles themed cornfield maze, hay rides, pig races, jumping pillows, farm animals, pick your pumpkins, hay slides, more! See website for hrs; under 2 yrs-free.

 33rd Annual Homestead Gardens Fall Festival (Davidsonville)
The largest fall festival in the area features over 20 attractions, Hayrides, Live music, entertainment, pony rides, demos including extreme pumpkin carving, reptile show, raptors, food and beverages. 

 Bowles Farms Corn Maze and Pumpkin Farm (Clements)
Corn maze, petting zoo, wagon rides, mini straw maze, corn box, pumpkins, food, and lots of family fun. 

 Pumpkin Picking at Applewood Farm (Whiteford)
A fun filled family event: Hay rides to pumpkin field, Applewood Express Train, a replica 1865 vintage wood burning steam locomotive and much more. Children 2 and under are FREE! 
Friday:

 The Midtown Men (Frederick)
Celebrate the best of the 1960's with four stars form the original Broadway cast of "Jersey Boys." 
Saturday:

 Main Street Music Fest (Columbia)
All proceeds will aid Ellicott City flood recovery. Enjoy 60 bands on 6 stages, local food, beer, vendors and Star Wars village. Toad The Wet Sprocket will headline. 

 Annual MD Microbrewery Festival (Westminster)
11th Annual - this fun-packed festival celebrates and promotes the best of Maryland's handcrafed and distinctive microbrews. Food, vendors and continuous music.

 Art in the Park (Stevensville)
Reconnect with art and culture in Historic Stevensville on Maryland's eastern shore draws history enthusiasts and features artists and artisans' works in the "Pocket Park." 

 Best Fest (Trappe)
Youth festival created by kids, for kids! Games, vendors, talent showcase, electronic dance party. Helping every kid do their BEST! 

 Crabtoberfest (Cambridge)
This one of a kind event features German music, dancing, German and Eastern Shore food. 

 Paula Poundstone (Frederick)
Pull up a chair and get ready to laugh when this comedian and NPR favorite takes the stage. 

 Piney Run Apple Festival (Sykesville)
Enjoy everything apple with family activities to enjoy. Experience scarecrow making, hayrides, music and entertainment, along with many local vendors selling their wares. 
Sunday:

 Silver Spring Maker Faire (Silver Spring)
Robots, flying machines, interactive art, and so much to do and see – KID Museum is hosting the Silver Spring Maker Faire at the Silver Spring Civic Building. 

 Bach to the Future: Classical and Jazz Concert (Hagerstown)
Perry/Brandenburg concert featuring Alexander Wu on Piano.
Bowman House and Museum (Boonsboro)
Hearth demonstrations will include sausage cooked with cider, fall vegetables and an apple desert. A self-guided tour of the Bowman House and 19th century raised bed garden will also be open for viewing. 
Family Farm Day (Cockeysville)
A day full of local food vendors, local bluegrass bands, endless activities for kids of all ages, and farm demonstrations. Come out with your family to support local farming and businesses!!
Run for Every Mind 5kRun/3KWalk (Chevy Chase)
5K run & 3K walk with proceeds benefiting Mental Health Association's mission to promote mental wellness in DC region. Family-friendly. Register by Sept. 15 and save $10.
Perry Street Provisions (Mt Rainier)
This market experience will bring together local art, home goods, culinary delights, and tasty beverages in the heART of the Gateway Arts District. 
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