Fishing, boating, tours, and other things to do in Baltimore Maryland.
In August 2020, longshore workers at the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore’s Seagirt Marine Terminal set a new record for container moves. While unloading and loading the supersize container vessel Maersk Edinburgh, crews made 5,536 container moves over three … Continued
A new boat ramp and kayak soft launch is under construction in Curtis Creek at Solley Cove Park. Construction work is expected to continue until 10 Oct 2020. During construction 2 spud barges will be in the area. The project … Continued
In late June, crewmembers of Coast Guard Cutter James Rankin deployed the Francis Scott Key memorial buoy on the Patapsco River. The specially designed star-spangled buoy marks the approximate location where Francis Scott Key wrote The country’s National Anthem while … Continued
Throughout 2020, an array of marine infrastructure projects will be in progress in Baltimore Harbor and nearby waterways. Improvements include aerial electric power transmission line construction, channel dredging, and other projects. Patapsco River Power Transmission Line Construction On the Patapsco … Continued
16th Annual Fells Point Privateer FestivalSaturday, April 18th 2020 11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.July 25, 2020Fells Point, Baltimore NOTE:The Privateer Festival has been postponed from April 18, 2020 to July 25, 2020. The 16th annual Privateer Festival celebrates Fells Point’s … Continued
65th Baltimore St. Patrick ParadeSunday, March 15, 2020www.irishparade.net9:00 am – Parking Restrictions Begin10:45 am – Mass1:15 pm – Shamrock 5K2:00 pm – PARADE UPDATE:The Board of Directors of St. Patrick Celebrations, Inc. has voted to postpone the 65th Baltimore St. … Continued
2020 Baltimore Mardi Gras FestivalFebruary 22, 2020 9:00 pm – 11:59 pmPower Plant Live!34 Market PlaceBaltimore, MD The 2020 Baltimore Mardi Gras Festival will be held on February 22nd Power Plant Live! Going into it’s 11th year, this will be … Continued
In late 2019, Project Liberty Ship Inc., owner and operator of the World War II museum ship SS JOHN W. BROWN, and Maritime Applied Physics Corp. (MAPC) announced an $18 million plan to revitalize a portion of the former Bethlehem … Continued