With the arrival of March, spring has finally made its way to Charm City, bringing back my urge to get out and explore. So many adventures await: art walks, community gatherings and high-energy parties, each with their own unique vibe. The News-Letter has rounded up the best events to help you make the most of your weekend.
Friday
Highlandtown Arts District Art Walk, Highlandtown Arts District, 5-9 p.m.
Baltimore’s art scene comes alive with this free, self-guided Art Walk through the Highlandtown Arts District. Galleries, studios and pop-up exhibits open their doors to showcase works by local artists. Enjoy drink and food specials at nearby bars and restaurants as you explore. Plan your evening using the digital Art Walk map, and stay tuned for updates leading up to the event.
Saturday
With One Voice Choir Festival, Goucher College, 3 p.m.
Experience the power of choral music as talented choirs from across the region come together for the With One Voice Choir Festival at Goucher College. Whether you are a choir enthusiast or simply looking for an inspiring afternoon of music, this festival offers a breathtaking showcase of vocal talent and harmony. Admission is free.
Mardi Gras Live! 2025, Power Plant Live!, Doors open at 8 p.m.
Get ready for a wild Mardi Gras celebration (Baltimore style)! This Saturday, Power Plant Live! transforms into Bourbon Street with masks, beads and non-stop entertainment. Enjoy drink packages, a King Cake eating contest and a chance to be crowned King or Queen of the night based on your costume or creative bead collection. VIP packages include exclusive access to a bayou-inspired buffet and premium drinks. Tickets range from $11.21 to $108.22. This event is 21+.
Sunday
Punk Rock Flea Market, Ottobar, 12-4 p.m.
Baltimore’s first Punk Rock Flea Market of the year kicks off at Ottobar, featuring over 50 local artists, makers and collectors. Browse an eclectic mix of handmade goods, vinyl, vintage finds and punk-inspired crafts while enjoying locally made food, coffee and drinks. A must-visit for lovers of alternative art and DIY culture. Entry is free!
