Events in Baltimore This-week
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Events in Baltimore This-week 2026 schedule
This week in Baltimore promises an exciting lineup of events catering to a variety of interests. Sports fans can look forward to thrilling football action as the Baltimore Ravens host the New Orleans Saints on September 20, 2026, with multiple pre-game tailgate parties and parking options available at M&T Bank Stadium. The game is scheduled for 1:00 PM, and the week kicks off with the Ravens' season tickets available for all home games starting from September 19, 2026.
For music enthusiasts, the city hosts a diverse range of concerts. The Baltimore Orioles are set to face the Milwaukee Brewers at Oriole Park from September 18 to September 20, with games including a notable match on September 20 at 7:20 PM. Notable performers include the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra featuring Steve Hackman performing Taylor Swift's The Symphony Era on September 19, and a lively DJ set by Zack Fox at Nevermore Hall on September 17.
Comedy lovers can enjoy performances by Shuler King at the Baltimore Comedy Factory on September 17 and 18, along with stand-up acts by Jeffrey Keller at The Port Comedy Club on September 18 and 19. The arts scene is lively with classical performances like Candlelight concerts at the Maryland Center for History and Culture and other immersive experiences.
The local music scene also features bands such as The Budos Band at Union Craft Brewing and The Garden - The Band at Nevermore Hall, providing a mix of genres from indie to soul. The festival scene is vibrant with events like the 9 Million Fest at Ottobar, and unique performances like TRAP Karaoke at Nevermore Hall.
The theater and cultural events include 'Maybe Happy Ending' at the Hippodrome Theatre, running from September 15 through 19, offering a compelling theatrical experience. Additionally, the exhibit 'All Things Equal' about Ruth Bader Ginsburg is showing at the M&T Bank Exchange, along with other literary and cultural events.
Whether you're into sports, live music, comedy, or cultural performances, Baltimore offers an eclectic mix of events this week, making it an exciting time to visit or explore local happenings.