Whether you’re a foodie, a music lover or just looking to enjoy Baltimore’s neighborhoods, this weekend has plenty to offer. From oyster feasts to Oktoberfest celebrations, the city is buzzing with events that cater to all tastes. Here’s a sneak peek at what’s in store.
Friday
Fells Point Oyster Fest 2024, Sept. 13–15
Oyster months are back, bringing the briny, succulent flavors of the Chesapeake Bay. Throughout the weekend, savor 10 varieties of oysters — shucked, fried, or grilled — alongside local beers, cocktails and live performances all weekend. Don’t miss out on this chance to experience the bay’s bounty at its finest.
Summer Sounds with The John Frase Project, Belvedere Square, 6–9 p.m.
Catch the last act of the 2024 Summer Sounds series at Belvedere Square this weekend. The John Frase Project will perform live, accompanied by an open-air market with food and beverage specials from local favorites. Join the event for music, prize giveaway and a lively atmosphere!
Saturday
Baltimore Rhythm Festival, Baltimore Montessori Public Charter School, 12–6 p.m.
Celebrate the 20+ year tradition of the Baltimore Rhythm Festival, a free event that brings the community together through music. From noon to 6 p.m., explore cultural goods, enjoy local cuisine and admire handcrafted instruments. The festival wraps up with eclectic performances from Chopteeth Afrofunk Big Band and Janeliasoul.
Oktoberfest & Three Year Anniversary Party, Guilford Hall Brewery, 11 a.m.–11:55 p.m.
Experience a slice of Germany at Guilford Hall Brewery's Oktoberfest celebration on Saturday. Enjoy traditional German sausages, pretzels and a day full of Bavarian-inspired fun. Join in on activities like stein holding contests and yodeling competitions. The event kicks off at noon with a firkin tap, so get ready for a day of revelry.
Sunday
Ottobar Punk Rock Flea Market, Ottobar, 12–4 p.m.
Support Baltimore’s creative scene at Ottobar’s Punk Rock Flea Market. Shop from over 50 local vendors offering unique, punk-inspired items throughout the venue’s multiple levels and outdoor spaces. With music from a local DJ, drinks from multiple bars and food from Ottobar’s outdoor food camper, it’s a great way to spend a laid-back Sunday afternoon.
