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GET OUT: Men In Heels, Harbor Cruises, College Lacrosse
Can you say fun? Experience everything from classical music to lacrosse, rainforest adventures and cruising around the Inner Harbor. Don't miss out!
Where/When: Friday, 9 p.m. at the Amoss Center at
Why go: Parents and children of all ages will enjoy an adventure through the tropical rainforest with tour guide, Bixby. Magic, puppetry, audience participation, sing-a-longs and tons of live, exotic animals will help the audience learn about conservation and preservation of the rainforest.
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Pricing: Premiere seating for all ages—$24, Adults—$18, 17 and younger—$12. For more information call 443-412-2211.
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2. OPENING DAY AT STEPPINGSTONE
Where/When: Sunday, noon to 4 p.m. at the Steppingstone Museum in Havre de Grace
Why go: Visitors will enjoy museum exhibits, historical craft demonstrations, “little house” cooking and baseball games. The season opener, vintage baseball game will kick off at noon. Bring a picnic lunch and kids of all ages for a very unique American experience. For more information call 410-939-2299.
Pricing: Free for members, adults—$3, children 12 and younger are free
Where/When: Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the corner of Maryland Route 24 and Boulton Street in Bel Air
Why go: Freshly-grown and hand-picked fruits and vegetables from local farmers will be available for purchase. The event is fun for all ages and will be held every Tuesday, May 3 through Nov. 15. For more information call 410-638-3339.
Pricing: Free unless you buy something.
4. SEADOG BALTIMORE’S INNER HARBOR CRUISE
Where/When: Saturday and Sunday, leaving from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, Visit the website for tour departure times.
Why go: This fun cruise around the Inner Harbor will tour the Maryland Science Center, Federal Hill, the American Visionary Art Museum and much more. The Seadog Tour will combine a slow-moving narrated tour with bursts of exhilaration for fun boat ride with a humorous crew.
Pricing: Weekdays, from $17.54 for adults and $10.52 for children. Weekends, from $21.93 for adults and $13.16 for children.
Where/When: Thursday and Friday, 8 p.m. at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall
Why Go: Feeling tense? Relax and listen to a classical music presentation from German conductor Cornelius Meister, Chief Conductor and Artistic Director of the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra. He will make his debut leading the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in two timeless favorites.
Pricing: Tickets range from $28—$61.
6. COLLEGE LACROSSE: JOHNS HOPKINS VS. LOYOLA
Where/When: Saturday, 2 p.m. at Homewood Field
Why go: Watch these two teams battle it out on the field. It is John Hopkins' homecoming game and fans of all ages are invited to attend.
Pricing: $6 to $10
Where/When: Sunday, noon at Merriweather Post Pavillion
Why go: This eclectic carbon neutral festival will feature many different styles of music including The Strokes, Girl Talk, Lupe Fiasco, Crystal Castles, Cold War Kids, Ra Ra Riot, Theophilus London, Walk The Moon, U.S. Royalty and Modern Man. Food from local farmers will be available to purchase. The event is sponsored by Sweetgreen, a Washington D.C. based restaurant group that leads the national charge in sourcing delicious local and organic ingredients, with an underlying commitment to the environment, and their community.
Pricing: $100 for VIP, $55 for General Admission
Where/When: Saturday, 9:30 a.m. beginning at the
Why Go: Men, get your heels on!—for a good cause of course. Join the men in our community as they take a stand against sexual violence. This year celebrates the 10th anniversary of the “Walk A Mile In Her Shoes” march and will help raise money to support local rape crisis services and domestic violence shelters. Proceeds benefit SARC. Log onto the website to register.
Pricing: $25 registration fee