Happy Thanksgiving break, Blue Jays! You’re so close to finishing your semester! I hope you have some exciting plans for the break, but if you’re sticking around for this weekend, I’ve got some great events for you.
All Weekend
Made in Baltimore Holiday Pop-Up Kiosk, Thursday – Sunday from 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Every weekend until early November, over 50 local Baltimore vendors will be available for purchase at HEX Superette, just five minutes north of Hopkins! You can shop for art, food, ceramics, clothing and everything in between. Find more details on Made in Baltimore’s website.
Friday
Zoo Lights at the Maryland Zoo, 5 – 8 p.m.
The Maryland Zoo will begin its holiday lights show. Tickets are $36 for adults, granting you access to the lights show, hot chocolate and free train and carousel rides at the Zoo. You can purchase tickets and see the remaining lights show dates on the Zoo’s website.
Saturday
Christmas Village in Baltimore Grand Opening, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
One of the best holiday traditions in Baltimore is making its return to the Inner Harbor this Saturday! Come enjoy the German-style Christmas market with all the classics: bratwurst, Glühwein and hot chocolate galore. There will be over 55 local and international vendors to browse from. The festival is free to attend and will be running until Dec. 24. Find more details and hours on Facebook.
Union Collective's Apple Fest 2022, 12 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Celebrate everyone’s favorite fall fruit at the Union Collective right next to Hampden! Enjoy apple ice cream from The Charmery, live music performances and more apple-inspired specials from a variety of Baltimore small businesses! The event is free to attend, and more information is on Facebook.
Sunday
Eclectic Goods Pop-Up Market at the Ministry of Brewing, 12 – 5 p.m.
The wonderful Ministry of Brewing is hosting a mini market featuring local vendors selling ceramics, candles, art pieces and more! HarborQue BBQ will also cater the market. Find more details on Facebook.
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