Things to do in Baltimore this weekend

Friday to Sunday

30 October to 1 November

Things to do in Baltimore this weekend, every time read off the organiser's own page. Halloween is Saturday: trick-or-treating on the Avenue in Hampden, through Fells Point and down Pigtown's main street, bar crawls through Federal Hill, Canton and Fells Point, the Sun Ra Arkestra's Halloween Spectacular at Keystone Korner and Billy Strings at the arena both nights, then Sunday is a Ravens in Buffalo day with Psycho and the BSO at the Meyerhoff.

Friday 30 October

Saturday 31 October

Sunday 1 November

Worth knowing

  • The clocks go back an hour at 2am on Sunday 1 November, the end of daylight saving time, in the middle of Saturday's late parties.
  • Sold out: the Ravens Family Movie Night at the stadium on Friday, Sweet Spot's Gay Halloween Party on Saturday (Sweet Spot keeps a wait list), and on Sunday Lucy Darling at the Lyric, Sweet Pill at the Ottobar and the Pendry's Clueless screening.
  • The Baltimore Neon Run was moved to Saturday night from 11 October for the weather, same time, 6 to 8pm in Druid Hill Park; registration closes at 6pm on Friday.
  • Two Trains Running plays its last two performances, Friday at 7 and Sunday at 3, with none on Saturday. Sweeney Todd at the Vagabond Players is dark this weekend and back on 6 November.
  • Billy Strings at CFG Bank Arena, Leftover Salmon at Nevermore Hall and the Ottobar's Halloween nights publish no ticket prices. The arena is cashless with mobile tickets only.
  • Age rules: Rocky Horror at the M&T Bank Exchange is 18 and over, Emo Nite and Noizu are 18 and over, and Monster Madness, Black Lipstick at Creative Alliance and Sweet Spot's party are 21 and over.

Out every Thursday for the weekend ahead; Monday to Thursday is the Sunday digest. Everything on the site with a date on it is on the city’s events page.