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3 places in Waverly: places to eat, arts and theater. Every one was checked against the venue’s own sources, and each listing says which source that was and the day it was read.

The green Waverly sign on its brick plinth, naming the National Historic Main Street District, with the shopfronts of Greenmount Avenue behind
The green Waverly sign on its brick plinth, naming the National Historic Main Street District, with the shopfronts of Greenmount Avenue behind · Photo: Chadarby · CC BY-SA 4.0

Places to eat in Waverly

  • The green Waverly sign on its brick plinth, naming the National Historic Main Street District, with the shopfronts of Greenmount Avenue behindWaverly

    $ · On the Waverly and Charles Village line, at 32nd and Barclay

    32nd Street Farmers Market

    Every Saturday, seven in the morning until noon, all year, and the all-year part is what matters: this one does not stop for winter.

    Sat 7am-noon, year round

  • 3128 Greenmount Ave, Baltimore, MD 21218, Baltimore, seen from the streetStreet View

    $

    Red Emma's

    A worker-owned bookshop, coffee house and kitchen on Greenmount Avenue, with a free school classroom downstairs that runs talks most weeks.

    Tue-Sat 9am-8pm; Sun 10am-4pm; closed Monday

Arts and theater in Waverly

  • The green Waverly sign on its brick plinth, naming the National Historic Main Street District, with the shopfronts of Greenmount Avenue behindWaverly

    Free · Waverly Main Street: E 30th, 31st and 32nd Streets, west of Greenmount Avenue

    Baltimore Book Festival

    In its 27th year and no longer on the harbor: it runs in the streets of Waverly now, over nine stages, and it is free to walk into.

    Festival weekend only: Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 10am-5pm

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