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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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Weekends on Wednesdays


This Weekend:

 Saluting Our Heros (Westminster)
An event series to thank our American Heroes and honor the anniversary of 9/11 at the Carroll County Agriculture Center. 

 DC Shorts Film Festival (Various)
The DC Shorts Film Festival, which received roughly 1,300 entries this year, showcases 131 films from 33 nations around the world. Across this impressive collection, numerous genres and styles are featured, giving audiences an incredible perspective on filmmaking, both in the States and abroad. DC Shorts utilizes many venues, so check its schedule to put together your itinerary. And if you can’t catch them all, no worries – online access to more than 75 films is available throughout the festival’s run.

 Bandaloop (College Park)
If you’re seeking dance, just look up. A pioneer in aerial dance, BANDALOOP seamlessly weaves dynamic physicality, intricate choreography and the art of climbing to turn the dance floor on its side. 

 NextNow Fest (College Park)
Two days of music, theatre and dance performances and immersive, technology-driven installations by artists from campus and country. Artists and performances: Mitski, Chargaux, Upright Citizens Brigade. 

 Deep Creek Lake Art and Wine Festival (McHenry)
Benefitting HART for Animals & Garrett Lakes Arts Festival; art, wine tastings, music, wine pairing dinners, lodging packages & more. 

 Greek Festival (Frederick)
The Sts. Peter & Paul Greek Festival celebrates Greek customs, food, and culture. Come and experience authentic Greek cuisine, live music, and traditional dance performances by the Parathosi Dance Troupe.

 Native Plant Sale and Family Festival (St. Michaels)
 Friday features a native plant sale and community workshop. Saturday will include food vendors, workshops, exhibits, music, and plant sale. 

 Prince George's County Fair (Upper Marlboro)
Join us for this annual event featuring live animals, food, music, carnival games and much more. 

 Boonesborough Days (Boonsboro)
The event is filled with craft and food vendors, antiques and collectibles, demonstrations, trolley rides, live entertainment and so much more. 

 Steam Show Days (Westminster)
The Mason Dixon Historical Society presents antique farm machinery, steam and gas engines, and antique cars on display; food vendors & flea market. 

 Wait Until Dark (Baltimore)
Murder, secret identities, and a switchblade named Geraldine set the stage for this white-knuckle thriller that will have you sleeping with the lights on. 

 Friday:

 A Conversation with Mr. Banneker (Oella)
The talented and prominent NASA Environmental Scientist Dr. Temilola"Lola" Fatoyinbo-Agueh will assist Ben and interactively discuss the warmer weather and current changes to our environment.

 Arts Alive 18 (Annapolis)
Sing along to the Motown Sound at Arts Alive 18 featuring a performance by a classic Motown band -- all to support Maryland Hall’s mission to bring “art for all” to our community. 

 Chestertown Jazz Festival (Chestertown)
Featuring The Sherman Holmes Project with George Kilby. Hear jubilant but moving blending of blues, gospel, south, R&B, rock 'n roll and country from these acclaimed Blues Masters. 

 Saturday:

 Akimbo Dance and Movement Art Festival (Baltimore)
Compelling dancers and engaging performance artists from Baltimore and surrounding regions will fill the Station North Arts District with dance and movement art. 

 Baltimore Brain Tumor Walk (Baltimore)
Raises awareness and much-needed resources to fund critical brain tumor-specific programs to improve the lives of those affected by brain tumors. Walk and do good.

 Baltimore Family Reunion (Baltimore)
Reginald F. Lewis Museum--Bring the whole family and enjoy live entertainment, geneology experts, and great food. This family event is as fun as it is informative. 

 Bowie State University Bike Tour (Bowie)
Help celebrate Bowie State's rich history and raise money for scholarships and other designated charities at the 2nd Annual BSU Bike Tour.
Brewing in Baltimore (Baltimore)
Maureen O'Prey will present an engaging lecture on the rich history of brewing in Maryland and the stories of the immigrants that helped build the industry.
Color Splash 5k Run/Walk 2016 (Hagerstown)
HEAL's Color Splash 5K Run/Walk is a unique family event where participants get "splashed" with an array of powder colors throughout the course. This "Fun Run" is geared towards all fitness levels. 
Downtown Hyattsville Arts and Ales Festival (Hyattsville)
Enjoy over 100 exhibiting artists & artisans, MD breweries, food trucks, vendors, live entertainment, block by block in Downtown Hyattsville. An estimated 4,500 people attend this free, family-friendly event.
In the Street (Frederick)
Nine blocks of fun: children’s activities, local art organizations, regional artisans, history & sports with four stages, beer/wine gardens and local brews & restaurants. Photo by Bill Adkins. 
Ladew Topiary Gardens Children's Day (Monkton)
A fun-filled day of nature-inspired arts & crafts, animals, yoga, music, magic & more — featuring hands-on learning and creativity stations throughout the gardens and in the Butterfly House.
Lower Marlboro Freedom Day (Owings)
Commemorating the freedom of those who, with the help of the British, fled slavery during the War of 1812. The daylong celebration includes a walking tour, speakers, entertainment, exhibits & vendors. 
Maryland Seafood Festival (Annapolis)
Family friendly event featuring food vendors, demonstrations, exhibits, music, paddle-board, sand soccer tournament and demos, arts and crafts, kids entertainment, beer tasting, contests and more! 
New Windsor Home and Garden Tour (New Windsor)
The tour begins at the Museum Shop at 207 Main Street. Guests will be given a booklet that will guide them to all the sites. For added enjoyment there will be a plein air artist in each garden. 
Science on Solomons (Solomons)
The Chesapeake Biological Laboratory, the oldest state-supported marine lab on the East Coast, invites you to an open house. Go behind the scenes, chat with scientists and drive an underwater robot.
Silver Spring Jazz Festival (Silver Spring)
Featuring David Sanborn and the Sanborn Electric Band with Marcus Johnson and the Urban Jam Band, Tamara Wellons Band, Todd Marcus Quintet, and the Jazz Academy of Music. 
Sykesville Harvest Festival (Sykesville)
Local craft & food vendors, a fun free kids zone, live entertainment and more will be sure to impress as we celebrate nearly 30 years of fall festivals in the Coolest Small Town in America. 
Touch a Truck (Berlin)
Exhibitions and demonstrations of Vehicles from Electric, Public Works, Water Resources, Fire, Police and K-9 departments. Food available. Get up close and personal. 
202 Arts and Music Festival (DC)
Join us for a full day of arts and music activities for the entire family. Featuring live performances, art exhibitions, interactive workshops and more. Plus DC's biggest outdoor dance party to end the night.
Sunday:
Legends of Freedom (Charles)
Operation Warrior Refuge Fundraising Event to support Vets with PTSD. Enjoy music, food and baseball as you watch the Blue Crabs and listen to Driving Muzzy and NGJB. 
Nation's Triathlon (DC)
This annual race that benefits the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society has become one of the most popular of its kind in the country, and the only of its kind in the nation’s capital. Cheer on athletes as they embark on a 1.5k swim through the Potomac River, followed by a challenging 40k bike course. The triathlon concludes with a 10k through DC’s most renowned landmarks followed by the rejuvenating Finish Festival.
Catonsville Arts and Crafts Festival (Catonsville)
The main street of town is closed to cars and open to shoppers for a day of unique arts, live music, all types of food and a pirate-themed KidZone. Back for its 43rd year. 
2nd Annual CrowFest (Kennedyville)
Farm and Vineyard Festival. Music by Phil Dutton and the Alligators, Vendors, Wine, Food, Farm Tours, Vineyard and Winery, grape stomping, games and hayrides. Come and spend the day or just a few hours. 
Loyola on the Potomac Crab Feast (Faulkner)
Enjoy all you can eat Maryland Crabs, Fried, Chicken and more - plus Live Music & Hayrides. Maryland Crabs, Fun and Fellowship for the whole family. 
They've got WHAT? Collections at the National Library of Medicine (Bethesda)
Take a fascinating journey through the collection of the National Library of Medicine-one of the richest biomedical library collections in the world. See medical history up close. 
Adams Morgan Day (DC)
The longest-running neighborhood festival in the District returns for its 38th edition this September. Although this year’s festival will be somewhat scaled down compared to past bashes, 18th Street will still be buzzing with live music, food vendors, restaurants with their doors spread open wide, for-sale artwork and much, much more. Celebrate one of DC’s liveliest, most diverse neighborhoods with this day-long extravaganza.
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Weekends on Wednesdays

National Hard Crab Derby and Fair in Crisfield

 This Weekend:

 Baltimore Comic-Con
Pop culture event with media and comics guests, cosplayers, costume contest, retailers, exhibitors, show exclusives, panel discussions, and more! 

 Maryland State Fair (Timonium)
No other event provides so much food, fun & family entertainment for so little: tame & thrilling rides; classic Fair & local farm fresh food; livestock, horse, farm, garden & home arts exhibits, live thoroughbred racing; Ntl. & local concerts. 

 National Hard Crab Derby and Fair (Crisfield)
Includes crab races and crab picking contests, a parade, boat docking, a carnival, arts and crafts, seafood, entertainment and fireworks. 

 Maryland Renaissance Festival (Annapolis)
The region’s premier outdoor event and second largest Renaissance Festival in the country is celebrating its 40th season at Revel Grove. Weekends through Oct 23.

 Western Maryland Street Rod Roundup (Cumberland)
Event is sponsored by The Western Maryland Street Rod Association, Inc.

 Deal Island Skipjack Races and Island Fest (Deal Island)
 Parades, 5k, bike races, fair, local food, the blessing of the boats, Miss Skipjack contest & the legendary Skipjack race on Labor Day as boats & hard working crews battle to be the "fastest in the fleet." 

 St. Michael's Art League Labor Day Show "Under the Tent" (St. Michaels)
This two day Art Show is free to public and includes Art for Sale. Spend your Labor Day Weekend in historic downtown St. Michaels viewing art, and meeting artists and art enthusiasts. Held rain or shine.

 2nd:

 Don McLean Concert (Chesapeake Beach)
Rock the Dock Concert Series at Chesapeake Beach Resort & Spa. Don McClean achieved superstardom after his song "American Pie" hit #1 and eventually was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. 

 Come From Away (D.C.)
One of the most anticipated theater offerings of the year, David Hein’s and Irene Sankoff’s Broadway-bound musical makes its East Coast premiere in Washington after selling out two engagements out West. The story revolves around the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, when planes were diverted to a small town in Canada. Through Oct. 9. 7:30 p.m. $18-$71.

 Grease (D.C.)
This is the second-to-last outdoor screening for the series at Union Market. Next up? The 1984 version of "Ghostbusters" on Oct. 7. Parking costs $10; otherwise, it's free. 8-10 p.m.

 3rd:

 Charity Boat Auction (St. Michaels)
The live auction begins at 11am where more than 100 boats—ranging in size and performance from sailing dinghies to cabin cruisers, and more.

 Ellicott City Labor Day Running Classic (Ellicott City)
Family event takes place at the Shrine of St. Anthony. The 10k is a challenging, competitive run through scenic Western Ellicott City Countryside. The 5K is on roads and trails on the property. 13th Year.

 Labor Day Indoor Flea Market (Westminster)
More than 200 spaces of crafts, flea market items, collectibles, and more. Food available all day. 

 Maugansville Pride Days (Maugansville)
Craft Vendors, Food, Baked Goods, Kids Activities. Experience Maugansville Ice Cream. Enjoy all day free entertainment and free parking. 36th Annual Event. 

 4th:

 Defenders Day at North Point (Fort Howard)
Defenders’ Day at North Point Reenactment & Commemoration honors the Battle of North Point, part of the defense of Baltimore, when British troops invaded in 1814.

 Dick Dale (Annapolis)Dick Dale invented surf music in the 1950s. Not the '60's as is commonly believed. He was given the title "King of the Surf Guitar" by his fellow surfers with whom he surfed from sun-up to sun-down. 

 First Sunday Arts Festival (Annapolis)
Enjoy live entertainment and peruse the work of 100 local and regional artists as you stroll along the first block of West Street and Calvert Street. 

 Pig Roast Benefit (Thurmont)
Pulled pork, brisket, sides. Live Music. Benefits Catoctin High School's Music and Drama Departments. $20 for 21 and older (includes food, glass of wine). $10 for 20 and under(includes food). 3rd Annual Event.
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Weekends on Wednesdays


This Weekend:

 Bethesda Magazine Restaurant Week (Bethesda)
Treat yourself to a great summer meal this August in downtown Bethesda! Bethesda Magazine Restaurant Week features many exciting dining experiences. 

 Carroll County Restaurant Week (Carroll County)
Sample some of Carroll's mouth watering cuisine while getting a terrific deal. Diners simply go to their favorite participating Carroll County restaurant and order off a special menu. Fixed prices depending on the restaurant for lunch or dinner. Visit website for participating restaurants. 

 Caroline Summerfest (Denton)
Free arts and entertainment festival in downtown Denton including KidzArt, music, food, strolling entertainment, car show, paddling event, and more. 

 Montgomery County Agricultural Fair (Gaithersburg)
The largest agricultural county fair in Maryland; features farm animals, rides, food and entertainment. 

 Wicomico County Fair (Salisbury)
There is something for everyone at the fair. Kids games, animals, home arts, auctions, entertainment, and of course lots of competitions. 

 Havre de Grace Art Show (Havre de Grace)
The Havre de Grace Art Show is a juried show with artists and craftsman from throughout the country, along with live entertainment and specialty food. (Beer garden and wine tasting Aug 19th, 5-9pm.) 53rd yr. 

 Comcast Outdoor Film Festival (North Bethesda)
Benefits NIH Charities--Gates open at 6:30pm. Movies begin at dusk. Schedule: Sat. August 20 – Jurassic World (PG-13) – 124 minutes. Sun. August 21 – Minions (PG) – 91 minutes. Mon. August 22 – The Wizard of Oz (G) – 102 minutes. 

 WWII 1940's Weekend (Frederick)
Learn about life during WW II. Talk to Soldier/civilian reenactors in living history displays. Meet actual veterans! Enjoy family activities, food & mini golf. See antique cars on Sunday. 

 Friday:

 Ellicott City Fund Raiser at Twist and Turn Tavern (Highland)
Twist and Turn Tavern will be taking donations during live classic rock show by Out of Order.

 Beach Party Bash at the B&O (Baltimore)
Celebrate summer at the B&O Railroad Museum’s Beach Party Bash! Discover your end of summer adventure with fun hands-on activities that keep kids entertained and engaged. 

 Starving Art Swap (Elkton)
Drop-off unwanted art and art supplies to CCAC August 1-16 and we will re-sell your donations and put 100% of the proceeds towards art programming. Win-win anyone? 

 Tools and Techniques Demo: Colored Pencil Society of America (Annapolis)
Artist members of The Colored Pencil Society of America will demonstrate pencil techniques, substrate or base choices and additional tools to explore drawing with artist quality colored pencils. 

 Train to Perform LIVE (Solomons)
Train to Perform LIVE with special guest the rising pop star, Andy Grammer. Train is a chart hitting powerhouse and one of the best known pop rock bands on the radio today. 

 Truckeroo (D.C.)
Truckeroo brings more than 20 food trucks into the shipping-container-chic Fairgrounds area near Nationals Park six Fridays each spring and summer. Get there for lunch or dinner, or stay all day, as bands and beverages keep the party going until late in the evening. Also on Sept. 16. 11 a.m.-11 p.m.

 Saturday

 Baltimore 10,000 Book Giveaway-Rock & Read. FREE! (Baltimore)
More thank 10,000 books will be given to the public to promote literacy. Music, prizes, games and family fun. Event in conjunction with Governor's Office and Councilman Jack Young. Volunteers accepted.

 Great Eastern Shore Tomato Festival FREE!(Vienna)
5th Annual--Each year, the Great Eastern Shore Tomato Festival offers something new to delight and entertain.  Thoroughly family friendly and set in the picturesque village of Vienna, this event is quickly becoming one of the Eastern Shore’s yearly traditions.  Musical entertainment, laugh out loud games for all ages, a petting zoo, heritage demonstrators, vendors, displays, videos and great food will keep you busy for hours. An informal flea market will start the day off along the waterside. 

 Beginners Bird Blitz (Oella)
Start the day with a song (bird) and develop beginner birding skills on the trails of the historic Park. 

 Choptank Rivah Run (Denton)
River Run is a fun open 2-mile paddling event for children and adults of all ages. Any type of paddle craft is eligible for this “POKER RUN” with the top six hands winning prizes. 

 Everything Children Consignment Sale (Wesminster)
Quality maternity clothes, children's play, school and dress clothes, shoes, boots, sporting and baby equipment. Half price: 3:30pm-4:30pm.

 Insta-Meet-Home, Headquarters, Hospital (Sharpsburg)
We love our friends on social media. We are inviting our friends on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to come on out and experience a preview of our Antietam anniversary program at the Pry House.

 Walk to End Lupus Now (Baltimore)
The walk events bring together community members to help rally and fight lupus, a mysterious disease. 

 Yoga in the Chaney Gallery (Annapolis)
Capital Yoga Studio and Maryland Hall invite you to experience yoga in the galleries. Open to all-levels, a 75 minute Vinyasa yoga class highlighting balance, symmetry, contemplation and flow. 

 Sunday:

 Farewell Summer Music, Arts and Wine Festival (Westminster)
Featuring a complimentary glass and tasting of Basignani and Dejon wines from the vineyards. Food vendors, cigars, hookah, spa treatments, and live music. No outside alcohol permitted.

 Kenny Wayne Shepherd (Annapolis)
Kenny Wayne Shepherd is an American guitarist, singer, songwriter. He has released several studio albums and has had significant commercial success both as a blues artist and young musician. 

 SPCA Puppy Plunge (Edgewater)
The SPCA Puppy Plunge offers rockin’ music, demonstrations, great food, adult beverages, and activities. Enjoy the Dog Bikini Parade, Puppy Pie Eating Contest; and dogs taking the “Plunge." 10 and under free. 
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