Featured Events in Baltimore in March 2025 (January Updated)

Experience a delightful evening filled with laughter at the KevOnStage Back Pew Kids Tour in Baltimore. Join KevOnStage and his talented friends at the Payne Memorial A.M.E. Church on March 7, 2025. Immerse yourself in a night of clean comedy that is sure to leave you entertained. Secure your tickets for this unforgettable event, with prices ranging from $41.86 to $55.20. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to enjoy a hilarious show in the heart of Baltimore.

Experience an unforgettable evening at the KevOnStage Back Pew Tour in Baltimore. The event will take place at Payne Memorial A.M.E. Church on March 7, 2025. Immerse yourself in the comedic talent of KevOnStage as he brings laughter and joy to the audience. Tickets for this event range from $41.86 to $55.20, offering a range of options to suit every budget. Don't miss this opportunity to witness KevOnStage's hilarious performance in the heart of Baltimore.

A stunning special edition of the first book in Lauren Tarshis's action-packed New York Times bestselling I Survived series, featuring 80 pages of all-new, full-color bonus content! This special edition features a new letter from the author and 80 pages of full-color bonus content, including a tour of the Titanic's first-class decks; historical photos of the ship and passengers; the story of the cutthroat race to find the Titanic wreckage; and a timeline of the technology that helped us uncover it. Perfect for readers new to the series as well as I Survived fans! George Calder must be the luckiest kid alive -- he and his little sister, Phoebe, are sailing with their aunt on the Titanic, the greatest ship ever built! George can't resist exploring every inch of the incredible boat, even if it gets him into trouble. But one night while George is off exploring, a terrible boom shakes the entire boat. Soon the impossible is happening: The Titanic is sinking. George has always gotten out of trouble before. Can he survive this nightmare? About the Author: Lauren Tarshis's New York Times bestselling I Survived series tells stories of young people and their resilience and strength in the midst of unimaginable disasters and times of turmoil. Lauren has brought her signature warmth and exhaustive research to topics such as the battle of D-Day, the American Revolution, Hurricane Katrina, the bombing of Pearl Harbor, and other world events. She lives in Connecticut with her family, and can be found online at laurentarshis.com. About the Program: Doors will open to registered attendees at 5 pm.Seating for registered attendees in Wheeler Auditorium is first come, first served.All registered in-person attendees will receive a free copy of the book.There will not be a book signing following the program.Free parking vouchers are available to program attendees who park at the Franklin Street Garage (15 W. Franklin Street) after 4pm. Ask Pratt event staff for your parking voucher prior to or after the program.All bags, backpacks, briefcases, etc. entering and exiting the library will be subject to inspection by security personnel. No large bags. Information Source: Enoch Pratt Free Library | eventbrite

Experience an unforgettable night at the Make Them Suffer event in Baltimore. Taking place at the renowned Baltimore Soundstage on March 4, 2025, this is a must-attend for fans of the band and metal music enthusiasts alike. Located at 124 Market Place, Baltimore, MD, 21202, the venue promises an electrifying atmosphere that will leave you craving for more. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness a spectacular performance in the heart of the city.

Award-winning author Marita Golden explores her writing career and how the igniting power of storytelling is still inspiring generations of Black authors today. A lifetime of stories to tell. Growing up, Marita would listen to bedtime stories of Sojourner Truth, Frederick Douglass, and many other champions of Black history. Now a champion herself in the literary world, she shares her story in a motivational autobiography you will never forget. How to Become a Black Writer details Marita Golden’s life, career, and the most cherished memories she made along the way. From nurturing her passions during the civil rights movement to celebrating her 40th writing anniversary in D.C., Marita shows that every dreamer can inspire others with their story. A love letter to Black authors and readers. How to Become a Black Writer is not only just Marita’s story, but can also be the start of yours. Inside, you’ll find lessons and instructions based on her experiences during the renaissance of Black literature to help you cultivate your voice. Featuring timeless knowledge that helped not only Marita, but bestselling storytellers like Nzotake Shange and Toni Morrison, you, too can make a big change in the book publishing world. Discover meaningful events and the people behind them that helped Marita Golden to become the leading icon she is today, such as: How she was mentored under feminist poet Audre LordeLife as a groundbreaking journalist at Essence MagazineCo-founding and leading the Hurston-Wright Foundation to help publish Black storiesSo if you’re looking for more motivational memoirs like Dear Black Girl, Legacy, or Badass Black Girl, you’ll love How to Become a Black Writer. Marita Golden will be joined in conversation by poet Abdul Ali. About the Author: Marita Golden is an award-winning author of over twenty works of fiction and nonfiction. Her books include the novels The Wide Circumference of Love, and After and the memoirs Migrations of the Heart, Saving Our Sons and Don’t Play in the Sun: One Woman’s Journey Through the Color Complex. Her most recent work of nonfiction is The New Black Woman: Loves Herself Has Boundaries Heals Every Day a sequel to her book The Strong Black Woman: How a Myth Endangers the Physical and Mental Health of Black Women. Her latest book is How to Become A Black Writer: Creating and Honoring Black Stories that Matter. About the Moderator: Abdul Ali—poet, writer, and cultural worker—was most recently program director of the Maryland State Council’s County Arts and A&E Districts programs. And before that, he was the program coordinator at the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) of a major grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the nation’s largest funder in arts, culture, and humanities in higher education. Mr. Ali has held distinguished teaching appointments at Johns Hopkins University, Howard University, and Goucher College. He is the recipient of the 2019 Ruby Grant, from the Robert Deutsch Foundation. His debut collection of poems, Trouble Sleeping, won the 2014 New Issues Poetry Book Prize. About the Program: Doors will open to registered attendees at 6 pm.All registered in-person attendees will receive a free copy of the book.Free parking vouchers are available to program attendees who park at the Franklin Street Garage (15 W. Franklin Street) after 4pm. Ask Pratt event staff for your parking voucher prior to or after the program.There is no registration required for virtual attendance, simply visit the Enoch Pratt Free Library's Facebook or Youtube page. Information Source: Enoch Pratt Free Library | eventbrite

The first major biography of legendary Baltimore Orioles manager Earl Weaver—who has been described as “the Copernicus of baseball” and “the grandfather of the modern game”—The Last Manager is a wild, thrilling, and hilarious ride with baseball’s most underappreciated genius, and one of its greatest characters. Long before the Moneyball-era, the Earl of Baltimore reigned over baseball. History’s feistiest and most colorful manager, Earl Weaver transformed the sport by collecting and analyzing data in visionary ways, ultimately winning more games than anybody else during his time running the Orioles from 1968–1982. When Weaver was hired by the Orioles, managers were still seen as coaches and inspirational leaders, more teachers of the game than strategists. Weaver invented new ways of building baseball teams, prioritizing on-base average, elite defense, and strike throwing. Weaver was the first manager to use a modern radar gun, and he pioneered the use of analytical data. By moving 6’4” Cal Ripken, Jr. to shortstop, Weaver paved the way for a generation of plus-sized superstar shortstops, including Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter. He foreshadowed almost everything that Bill James, Billy Beane, Theo Epstein, and hundreds of other big brain baseball types would later present as innovation. Beyond being a great baseball mind, Weaver was a rare baseball character. Major League Baseball is show business, and Weaver understood how much of his job was entertainment. Weaver’s outbursts offered players cathartic relief from their own frustration, signaled his concern for the team, and fired up fans. In his frequent arguments with umpires, he hammed it up for the crowds, faked heart attacks, ripped bases out of the ground, and pretended to toss umpires out of the game. Weaver also fought with his players, especially Jim Palmer, but that creative tension contributed to a stunning success, and a hilarious clubhouse. During his tenure as major league manager, the Orioles won the American League pennant in 1969, 1970, 1971, and 1979, each time winning over 100 games. The Last Manager uncovers the story of Weaver’s St. Louis childhood with a mobster uncle, his years of minor league heartbreak, and his unlikely road to becoming a big league manager, while tracing the evolution of the game from the old-time baseball of cross-country trains and “desk contracts” to the modern era of free agency, video analysis, and powerful player agents. Weaver’s career is a critical juncture in baseball history. He was the only manager to hold a job during the five years leading up to, and five years after, free agency upended baseball in 1976. Weaver was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1996. In his retirement, he even admitted that “if he had been an umpire, he would have thrown himself out of more games than he actually was.” Belligerent, genius, infamous—The Last Manager tells the story of one man who left his mark on the game for generations. John Miller will be joined in conversation by author and sports writer John Eisenberg. About the Author: John Miller is a writer, baseball coach, and contributing writer at America Magazine. He has reported from six continents and over forty countries for The Wall Street Journal and has also written for Time, NPR, and The Baltimore Sun. Miller is the codirector of the acclaimed 2020 PBS film Moundsville and the founder of Moundsville.org. He has coached two Brussels teams to Little League World Series tournaments and has scouted for the Baltimore Orioles. He lives in Pittsburgh with his wife and can be found on X at @JWMJournalist. About the Moderator: John Eisenberg is the author of eleven books, including his latest, Rocket Men: The Black Quarterbacks Who Revolutionized Pro Football. He won nearly two dozen writing awards at the Baltimore Sun, where he wrote five thousand columns over three decades. About the Program: Doors will open to registered attendees at 6 pm.A local bookseller will be on-site and have books available for purchase.Free parking vouchers are available to program attendees who park at the Franklin Street Garage (15 W. Franklin Street) after 4pm. Ask Pratt event staff for your parking voucher prior to or after the program.There is no registration required for virtual attendance, simply visit the Enoch Pratt Free Library's Facebook or Youtube page. Information Source: Enoch Pratt Free Library | eventbrite

Welcome to A Knight To Remember ! March 15th, 2025, At 3101 Fallstaff Rd, Baltimore MD, 6 pm-10 pm, it's your time to shine at our exclusive Red-Carpet Event a night filled with great networking opportunities, powerful connections, and unforgettable moments. Call 301-682-1992, 240-931-9923, to purchase your tickets now, $115 Tickets included full course meal, 2 theme cocktails, 3 dessert options, digital themed photo. Over a 100 local partner contact list. $500 giveaway raffle entry. you don't want to miss it. Information Source: MDI Associates | eventbrite

INTRO TO AR/RIFLE Come join us for an exciting event to learn all about AR RIFLE shooting! Whether you're a seasoned pro or a complete beginner, this course is perfect for anyone looking to improve their skills or just have a great time at the range. Location: Private Range, located in Gettysburg, PA Don't miss out on this opportunity to attend this great course at a great facility. Course consists of classroom and range instruction. Students will be provided training in AR operation and fundamentals, cleaning and maintainence, zeroing, malfunctions and more. Students will need a rifle (AR platform; magazine; cleaning kit; eye and ear protection and 200 rounds of factory ammunition. More information can be found on our website at www.1-9tactical.com or by emailing Dan.gaskin@1-9tactical.com. Information Source: 1:9 Tactical LLC | eventbrite

Meet the creators of this year's Imagination Celebration book! From breakbeat poet and playwright Idris Goodwin and celebrated artist Lorraine Nam comes a whimsical, irresistible rhyming read-aloud empowering kids to embrace their imagination. Perfect for fans of The Year We Learned to Fly and Boxitects. It seems your home is just walls, windows, and doors, but take a closer look— it's that and so much more! One rainy day, a kid opens their closet to discover a teleportation chamber. In the adventure of make-believe that follows, we are invited to see our homes as more than places to live—they are vessels for creativity and joy. About the Author: Idris Goodwin is an award-winning storyteller for multiple generations. An accomplished playwright, breakbeat poet, content creator, and arts champion, Goodwin is recognized as a culture bearer who celebrates community values and cultivates histories with care. Idris is the author of over sixty original plays, ranging from his hip-hop-inspired breakbeat series to historical dramas to works for young audiences. Driven by a passion for cultural impact and civic engagement, Idris currently serves as artistic director of Seattle Children’s Theatre. Your House Is Not Just a House is his debut picture book. Find him at idrisgoodwin.com. About the Illustrator: Lorraine Nam is a paper illustrator and daydreamer. When she is not folding, gluing, and cutting things out of paper, she can be found cooking, reading, or traveling. She currently lives in Brooklyn, New York, and frequently looks out at the New York skyline from her studio window. On a clear night, she is able to see the occasional star. You can visit her online at lorrainenam.com. About the Program: Doors will open to registered attendees at 3pm.All registered in person attendees will receive a free copy of the book while supplies last.Street parking, ADA-accessible parking spot, and bike parking are available. There is a public parking garage nearby. Information Source: Enoch Pratt Free Library | eventbrite

Welcome to Indoor Field Day! Come join us at St. Ignatius Loyola Academy for a day filled with fun activities and friendly competition. Get ready to participate in classic field day games like tug of war, relay races, and sack races - all indoors! It's a great opportunity to bond with friends, meet new people, and showcase your skills. Don't forget to wear comfortable clothes and shoes, and bring your competitive spirit! Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just looking to have a good time, Indoor Field Day is the place to be. See you there! Information Source: TLS Parent Association | eventbrite