Baltimore gets its own Monopoly edition, with local landmarks and businesses set to replace the classic board squares. Citizens are invited to suggest features for the game, which will also include city-specific cards and money.

Baltimore's Artscape festival is moving downtown as part of the city's revitalization efforts, with new dates set for Memorial Day Weekend 2025, featuring headliners Fantasia Barrino and Robin Thicke.

Disney On Ice returns to Baltimore, offering performances featuring characters from "Toy Story," "The Little Mermaid," "Moana," and more at the CFG Bank Arena.

GameOn bar and arcade is closing its Federal Hill location by March's end, planning to move to a larger venue in the Baltimore/DC area. Other local businesses have also closed recently, indicating a trend in Baltimore City.

The Hippodrome announces its diverse 2025-2026 Broadway Series lineup, including shows like "Water for Elephants," "The Phantom of the Opera," and "Wicked."

Baltimore's Harbor Point is hosting the Harbor Point Ice Festival and Lunar New Year celebrations this weekend with ice sculptures, cultural performances, and diverse food options.

The historic Patterson Bowling Center in Baltimore reopens as "Patterson Pins" after a $2 million renovation, now featuring modern apartments and a cocktail bar.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced the "HoCo Holiday Lights" map to display local holiday light decorations, inviting participation and visits.

"Winter on the Waterfront" brings holiday events to Baltimore's Inner Harbor, with an ice rink, Christmas Village, and winter-themed activities planned.

The Obamas joined Stevie Wonder on stage in Baltimore during his tour to promote civic engagement and support Vice President Kamala Harris’s election campaign.

Mary J. Blige announces her "The For My Fans Tour" featuring NE-YO and Mario, coming to Baltimore's CFG Bank Arena on April 4, 2025, with ticket sales starting in October.

Chappell Roan withdrew from the 'All Things Go' music festival, citing health prioritization. Organizers and fans supported her decision. The festival continues with other artists performing.

Comedian Stavros Halkias is set to perform in Baltimore on November 29-30, offering an alternative to traditional family gatherings. Tickets for his "Home for the Holidays" shows are available through LiveNation.