Community Calendar

The Elk Creeks Preservation Society invites you to its Apple Butter Festival, which will be held from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm on Saturday, October 11. You will see old-fashioned apple butter making, and enjoy traditional Scottish food, working artisans, craft sales, bagpipes, local honey, cider, and hayrides. The proceeds from this non-profit event help fund restoration of colonial buildings on the property and the preservation of the history of the Scottish settlers in the region. Come out to enjoy a day in the country and take a few jars of apple butter home!

Free admission

Step into a sanctuary of healing, discovery, and community. The Peace & Wellness Festival brings together practitioners, teachers, and vendors to nurture your mind, body, and spirit.
✨ Explore holistic services & natural products
✨ Enjoy live workshops and mini sessions
✨ Connect with over 50 local wellness experts and vendors
✨ Discover tools for inner peace, vibrant health, and spiritual growth
✨ Nourish your body, mind, and spirit in a peaceful outdoor setting
Whether you’re a seasoned seeker or just beginning your wellness journey, this event offers something for everyone.
🕊 Admission is FREE – All are welcome!
This event is a fundraiser for the Ruscombe Community Health Center, supporting our mission to provide wellness education and holistic health services accessible to all.
The Peace and Wellness Festival is a great way to learn about techniques to create balance, health and inner peace in our lives. It is also a friendly opportunity for neighbors from all backgrounds to celebrate peace in a fun setting.
Qigong and Yoga Participation demos * Meditations * Natural Skin Care Demos * Healthy Food and Cooking Demo * Speakers * Music * Artisans and Jewelrymakers * Drum Circle and Performances * Children’s Activities * Holistic Health Practitioners * Silent Auction * Raffle and much more!

Visit
www.PeaceandWellness.net to become a Vendor or Sponsor

Parking
There is free street parking around the festival neighborhood.
Co-presentation of the Ruscombe Community (ruscombe.org) and the Center for Spiritual Living Greater Baltimore (CSLgreaterbaltimore.com).

Photography & Media Release:
By attending this event, you acknowledge and agree that photographs and/or video recordings may be taken during the workshop. These images may be used for promotional purposes, including but not limited to social media, marketing materials, and future event advertisements. If you prefer not to be photographed, please notify the event organizers upon arrival.

Please note that the first day of the festival begins at 5pm on Friday.

Now in its 59th year, the Fell’s Point Fun Festival is Baltimore’s largest and longest-running street festival, drawing tens of thousands to the historic waterfront each fall. The festival celebrates the neighborhood’s vibrant culture with a weekend of live music, local vendors, regional food and drink, and family-friendly activities—stretching across the Belgian block streets of Fell’s Point.
Founded in 1967 as a grassroots effort to preserve the neighborhood from highway development, the festival has become a beloved tradition rooted in community, creativity, and Baltimore pride. This year’s highlights include multiple live music stages, over 150 artisans and small businesses, a restored ghost sign tribute, a new craft beer park curated by Checkerspot Brewing, the always-iconic Pet Parade, and a brand-new scavenger hunt event, FestQuest.
Admission is free.

You know this man's voice. Neo-classic, deeply rhythmic, sultry and soothing. Chico DeBarge, the youngest of the world renown DeBarge family, is a man with a mission. Chico DeBarge echos those signature DeBarge family vocals, with his ability to slip into a neo soul tenor that is unique and second to none. His concerts includes a full ensemble of his Family Hits From the Switch & DeBarge Catalog, along with his own mega hits. After the release of his critically acclaimed, gold-certified, Kedar Entertainment debut, Long Time No See, Chico went right back to work, doing what he does best: writing, producing and recording ballads and mid-tempos that make you wish, feel and dream. His hits include “Give You What You Want (Fa Sure),” “Everyone Knew But Me,” “No
Guarantee,” “Love Still Good” and “Iggin Me.”

Keystone Kards are not applicable for this show.

Featuring members of The Polkats, Mambo Combo and New Potato Caboose, The Stone Hill All-Stars have been producing unique, original music in the Baltimore area for 15 years.

Join the band for a three-album release show at An die Musik Live, commemorating the recent releases of full-length recordings A Crystal of Salt, Wednesday in Winter, and Gray Green.

The band will play selections from each of these albums along with new songs, all featuring their trademark literate lyrics and infectious rhythms.

In-person seats: $15 / $10 students
Attendees receive a link to the recording to view for one week.

Streaming passes: $15
The link will remain active thru Oct. 18

Donations Welcome!

Please note that the first day of the festival begins at 5pm on Friday.

Now in its 59th year, the Fell’s Point Fun Festival is Baltimore’s largest and longest-running street festival, drawing tens of thousands to the historic waterfront each fall. The festival celebrates the neighborhood’s vibrant culture with a weekend of live music, local vendors, regional food and drink, and family-friendly activities—stretching across the Belgian block streets of Fell’s Point.
Founded in 1967 as a grassroots effort to preserve the neighborhood from highway development, the festival has become a beloved tradition rooted in community, creativity, and Baltimore pride. This year’s highlights include multiple live music stages, over 150 artisans and small businesses, a restored ghost sign tribute, a new craft beer park curated by Checkerspot Brewing, the always-iconic Pet Parade, and a brand-new scavenger hunt event, FestQuest.
Admission is free.

A FREE festival for the whole community in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of The Baltimore Folk Music Society, a nonprofit organization. 9 terrific music, dance and storytelling acts on the main stage, plus areas devoted to jamming. Outside food trucks, face painting, crafts, Morris dancing, Madrigal singing, picnicking, storytelling and more. Whether you like Klezmer music, Irish Music, Old Time Music, clogging and step dancing, there is something for everyone!
The celebration starts on Friday night at R house with 4 hours of old time, Irish and French Canadian jamming. A day of dancing at Lovely Lane, 2200 St. Paul on Saturday. Saturday begins with a Community/Family Dance from 1:30-3:30. All events are free, with donations welcome. www.bfms.org/bfms50.php

The neo-soul/contemporary R&B songstress known as Algebra Blessett delivers a consistently sublime set that showcases the remarkable vocal and songwriting gifts that have already established the versatile, charismatic artist as one of R&B's hottest rising performers. She has worked with the likes of Anthony David, Vivian Green, Esperanza Spalding, India.Arie, Debra Killings, Miri Ben-Ari, & more, on countless albums. Whether she's delivering infectious pop, swaggering funk or sensitive balladry, there are no gimmicks here, just timelessly soulful, effortlessly accessible music that draws upon the varied musical skills that Blessett has developed through a lifetime of creative curiosity.
For more showtimes, please visit our ticket listing.

Obasi Akoto and prominent members of the Greater Baltimore & Washington, D.C. Jazz Community will lead us in world-class performances almost every Tuesday, 7-10pm. Surround yourself with great company, soul lifting music, and wonderful food! Click HERE to read our Bright Moments Jam Session Newsletter, written by Obasi Akoto every week.

"A jazz renaissance is happening right here and right now at Keystone Korner." - Obasi Akoto

Free admission, unless otherwise indicated. Reservations are required. Two item food & beverage minimum.

A Tribute to R&B's Greatest Duets: Teddy & Stephanie, Luther & Cheryl, Alexander O'Neil & Cherrelle, Ashford & Simpson, Peabo and more!

Carmen Craven, Lead Vocals
Duane "the Bishop" Nelson, Lead Vocals
Sheryl "CC" Wilson, Bass
Steven Garrison, Saxophone
Dennis Garland Jr., Keyboards, MD
Michael Brown, Guitar
Mike Artis, Percussion
Nikk Taylor, Drums

Jazzy Blu stands as a prominent Jazz and R&B band in the Washington, DC. Metropolitan area, skillfully producing harmonious sounds of Smooth Jazz, Neo-Soul, and R&B. They artfully merge influences from many genres of music to create a captivating, groove-packed emotional journey that transports listeners through varying themes, moods, and experiences. From intimate lounges to grand theaters, Jazzy Blu has delighted audiences at numerous venues throughout the United States. Their performances have graced historic sites like The Hippodrome, Washington, D.C.’s Blues Alley, the renowned Kennedy Center, Lincoln Theatre, Middle C Jazz, and Howard Theatre, often playing to sold-out crowds.