Baltimore Events & Things to Do: Nov 17–23, 2025

Weekly Highlights at a Glance

• Nov 19: Twilight in Concert at The Lyric and A Night at the Opera House lecture at Guilford Hall Brewery.
• Nov 21: Laugh along with the Rule of 3 Comedy Show at Guilford Hall Brewery.
• Nov 22: Bring your pup to Pawliday Village or shop locally at the Holiday Makers Market.
• Nov 23: Roll up your sleeves for an Authentic Italian Pasta class, then learn about America’s global revolution at a Profs & Pints lecture.

Use this guide to schedule your days and nights. Whether you’re here for business or a weekend getaway, there’s something to delight every traveler.

Featured Events (Nov 17–23)

Wednesday, Nov 19

Twilight in Concert

The Lyric hosts an immersive, live‑to‑film performance of the cult classic Twilight. A 12‑piece ensemble plays the movie’s score live while the film projects on the big screen, offering fans a unique way to relive the saga. Doors open at 7 p.m.; show time 8 p.m.

Profs & Pints: A Night at the Opera House

Music historian Laura Vasilyeva explains the classic design and grand architecture of opera houses around the world. Discover why so many are adorned with rich red fabrics and how these performance palaces came to be. The talk takes place at Guilford Hall Brewery from 6:00–8:30 p.m.

Friday, Nov 21

Rule of 3 Comedy Show

Get your weekend started with side‑splitting laughs at Guilford Hall. The Rule of 3 Tour features comedians Eddie Lersa, Pedro Franco and Matt Brown. Expect a triple shot of chaos, charm and stand‑up at this 8 p.m. show.

Saturday, Nov 22

Pawliday Village

Bring your pup to Tidewater Park & Pier at Baltimore Peninsula for Maryland SPCA’s third annual Pawliday Village. Browse pet‑friendly vendors, enjoy family activities, and meet adoptable dogs. It’s the perfect way to kick off the holiday season.

Holiday Makers Market

Head to Belvedere Square for an afternoon of shopping with local artists, crafters and makers. Find unique gifts and festive décor while enjoying seasonal treats and live entertainment.

Sunday, Nov 23

Authentic Italian Pasta Class

Roll up your sleeves at Guilford Hall’s hands‑on cooking class. You’ll craft fresh mozzarella from scratch and learn the secrets of authentic pasta making. The class runs 2:00–4:00 p.m., and you’ll leave with newfound culinary skills.

Profs & Pints: America’s Revolution as a World Revolution

Historian Richard Bell (University of Maryland) discusses how America’s independence movement reverberated across the globe. Explore the war’s international dimensions in this engaging afternoon lecture at Guilford Hall Brewery (4:00–6:30 p.m.).

Gerald Albright Live

Cap your week with smooth jazz. Nine‑time GRAMMY®‑nominated saxophonist Gerald Albright brings his virtuoso playing to Keystone Korner on Sunday evening. Expect hits spanning five decades and influences from soul, funk and contemporary jazz.

Things to Do Between Events

Fill your free hours with quintessential Baltimore experiences. The city is rich with history, art, and waterfront charm. Here are a few ideas:

• Inner Harbor stroll: Wander along the waterfront promenade, take in skyline views, and visit historic ships such as the USS Constellation.
• National Aquarium: Explore aquatic habitats from around the world and encounter sharks, dolphins and sea turtles up close.
• Fells Point & Canton: Discover cobblestone streets lined with pubs, shops and live music venues in these lively waterfront neighborhoods.
• Patterson Park: Stretch your legs in this sprawling green space with walking paths, a pagoda and city views – a local favorite for relaxing between meetings.
• Dine local: Sample crab cakes at a seafood house, sip a craft brew at Guilford Hall, or enjoy international flavors in the diverse restaurant scene.

For more inspiration, Visit Baltimore’s monthly guide invites you to explore at‑home activities, virtual options and in‑person events around the city.