This weekend, Baltimore brings a mix of Halloween thrills and exciting events. From a spooky market to an eerie catacomb tour, there’s plenty of fun. Not into Halloween? Don’t worry, there are other events to enjoy this October as well!
Friday
Hanson UNDERNEATH: EXPERIENCE TOUR, Rams Head Live!, Oct. 11–13
The Hanson brothers are bringing their UNDERNEATH EXPERIENCE TOUR to Baltimore this weekend to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their iconic album "Underneath." Fans can choose between two nights of music: an acoustic set with Matthew Sweet on the first night or an electric show with Phantom Planet on the second! Tickets start at around $70.
Saturday
Mini Maker’s Market, R. House, 12–6 p.m.
Don't miss the Halloween-themed Mini Maker's Market at R. House this weekend, featuring 11 local makers showcasing their spooky, handmade goods. From ceramics to crochet plushies, you'll find the perfect Halloween decorations and gifts. Enjoy seasonal treats and drinks from R. House vendors while browsing these unique crafts!
"all water has a perfect memory," Current Space, Oct. 12, 1–5 p.m.
“all water has a perfect memory" at the Current Space invites viewers to explore water's profound role in the lives of the Black diaspora, featuring works by Fleesie Hubbard, Jessica Whittingham and Jamilla Okubo. This exhibition offers a rich exploration of water as a representation of cultural heritage, spiritual connection and personal reflection—and entry is free!
Sunday
Barrio Fiesta 2024, Power Plant Live!, 10 a.m.
Get a taste of Filipino culture at the Barrio Fiesta at Power Plant Live! this weekend. Indulge in delicious Filipino dishes like Tapa and adobo from local vendors while sipping on boba tea. Enjoy live music from local bands, or join in the fun at the karaoke contest! Entry is just $5 plus fees.
A Tour of Catacombs Under Westminster, Westminster Hall and Burying Ground, 11 a.m.–12 p.m.
Baltimore Heritage is daring visitors this weekend with an eerie tour of the catacombs beneath Westminster Hall and the surrounding graves, including Edgar Allan Poe’s final resting place! It’s a great way to get into the Halloween spirit while discovering Baltimore’s history. Fees are $5.00 for adults, children four and under can visit for free.
