Beaches
Catch some rays at these nearby beaches:

Rehoboth Beach
Delaware’s very own Rehoboth Beach is a top destination for fun at about 125 miles away. Check out Funland during the day, then check out one of the several restaurants along the boardwalk at night. Looking for a thrill? Be sure top check out Jungle Jim’s or Midway Speedway Park. Or simply enjoy relaxing and laying on the beach!

Cape Charles Beach
At 210 miles away lies Cape Charles Beach, sitting at the very tip of the Delmarva peninsula, in Virginia. Along with the free public beach, there are waterparks, aquariums, state parks, and much much more to visit in the area. Cape Charles Beach also has the largest congregation of historical buildings on the east coast, so check some historic sites while you’re around

OCMD
Also on the Delmarva Peninsula is Ocean City, Maryland, about a 150 mile drive away. With a nice calming beach, there’s a wide array of restaurants and entertainment, as well as the nearby boardwalk. Each district has its own experience, so check out which one fits the tune of your desired visit!

Quaint Towns
Explore everything these nearby towns have to offer.

Lancaster
If you’ve ever wanted to check out the Amish country, then now is the perfect time to make the 85 mile trip to Lancaster, Pennsylvania. America’s oldest Amish settlement is the perfect place to take a peek at the life our ancestors lived, riding in horse-drawn carriages and going on their Unique Amish Immersion Experience tour. Once you’ve finished checking out Amish country, be sure to head into downtown Lancaster for elevated fare and unique breweries.

Berkeley Springs
Known as America’s first spa, Berkeley Springs in West Virginia is one of the places to be this Summer, just over 100 miles away. This relaxation destination is filled with culture, food, several shops, and many more activities like horseback riding.

Adventure Awaits

Deep Creek Lake
Deep Creek, Maryland is under a 50 mile drive away, just Northwest of Baltimore. Here, you can explore the mountains, lake, and wilderness, as well as check out different attractions in the area.

Harpers Ferry
The last destination on our list is Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, located just 70 miles away in Maryland. Here, explore the history and nature of the site that sparked the Civil War. Tour the historical sites and museums, take hikes in the Appalachian mountains, go whitewater rafting, and bask in the history of this town.

Enjoy Your Weekend
With summer finally just around the corner, opportunities to explore the world around us become easier to access. We hope that with any newfound freetime you may have, you find something fun to do from this list.

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Go Planet; it’s your Earth Day!

That’s right, Mother Earth’s birthday falls on Saturday, April 22nd. Do you know the origin of Earth Day?

The History of Earth (Day)
Earth Day originated in 1970 from the environmental movements surrounding air pollution, freeway constructions, water pollution, and the concern for all living organisms. Earth Day became a global celebration in 1990, with over 1 billion annual celebrators. Today, individuals are raising awareness of climate change, pollutants, and the loss of wildlife through movements, strikes, social media, and Earth Day celebrations.

Here’s how you can take part and honor Earth Day in Baltimore:

Get Floral
Earth Day is better with plants and flowers.

Belvedere Square Market is hosting their annual Earth Day at the Square on Saturday, April 22nd. From 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m., the Square will have local food and drink vendors and live music from a violinist. If you spend $15 at the Square, you can receive a complimentary floral arrangement from their pop-up Flower Bar.

The Federal Hill ACE Hardware store is throwing its Annual Garden Party. On April 22nd and April 23rd, plants, pottery, potting services, and tools are 20% off. Spruce up your apartment home and become a plant parent; all of us could breathe a little better with the help of an indoor plant.

B.Willow is holding an Earth Day Market on Saturday, April 22nd, at 11:00 a.m. They will be joined by local vendors, not-for-profits, and the Baltimore Tree Trust. Stop by, purchase a plant (or two), and see what the community has to offer.

Happy BEARTHday!
Spend the Earth’s birthday volunteering.

Patterson Park is holding its Earth Day Extravaganza on Saturday, April 22nd, from 9:00 a.m. until noon. It’s the perfect opportunity to volunteer and beautify a local park by picking up trash, planting new trees, gardening, and edging walkways. Sign up here to volunteer. (P.S. There will be free coffee!)

The Canton Community Association (CCA) is hosting an Earth Day Community CleanUp & Swap from 10:00 a.m. until noon in O’Donnell Park. It would mean the world to the Earth if you volunteered or helped garden on Saturday, April 22nd.

Do Something Special on Earth Day
It’s a celebration, after all!

Earth Day is coincidentally Mr. Trash Wheel’s Birthday! Celebrate Mr. Trash Wheel’s Earth Day Birthday from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m on Saturday, April 22nd in the Inner Harbor. Patrons will meet reptiles and pythons, enjoy desserts, and see performances from the Trash Wheel himself.

May the Forest be With You
During these Earth Day inspired workouts.

Motion Collective on the Avenue is hosting an Earth Day Yoga Session at the Druid Hill Zen Park Garden on Saturday, April 22nd, from 10:00 a.m. until noon. For $22, this yoga session will ground participants to the Earth with an all-levels yoga flow. 10% of all proceeds will go toward Baltimore City parks.

The Canton Waterfront Park is hosting a Hands-On HIIT Earth Day Cleanup on Sunday, April 23rd. At 11:00 a.m., there will be a guided HIIT workout routine, followed by a one-hour trash pick-up, and happy hour at Raw & Refined.

Happy Earth Day!
We hope you take this Earth Day as an opportunity to give back to our planet.

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Whether you love or hate this holiday, we must admit that Valentine’s Day goes way back, and no, it hasn’t always been about chocolates and flowers.

Playing Heart To Get?
Valentine’s Day originated from the Roman holiday, Lupercalia, which commemorated fertility; however, some historians speculate that Valentine’s Day began in Ancient Greece with celebrations of Zeus and Hera’s marriage in February.

In the 5th century, Pope Gelasius declared February 14th as St. Valentine’s Day, and many Catholics honored the day with religious rituals and feasts. These festivities, however, took a romantic turn in 1357. Chaucer’s poetry translated the word “valentine” into a term of endearment for “loved one.” As a result, we now celebrate love and partnership on February 14th, Valentine’s Day.

Couples, Galentine’s, or singles, here’s how to celebrate in Baltimore:

All You Knead Is Love, And A Good Dinner
Does someone octopi your heart? If so, treat them to a delectable dinner at Jimmy’s Famous Seafood. They’re currently accepting Valentine’s Day reservations from 6:00—9:00 p.m. Jimmy’s Famous Seafood will have a prix fixe menu with surf and turf, and mouth-watering desserts.

Schola is hosting an Aphrodisiacs Dinner from 5:00—8:00 p.m. on Sunday, February 12th. For $90/person, experience roasted oysters, lobster ravioli, beef wellington, and a dark chocolate flourless cake. Tickets are available online.

Mama’s on the Half Shell’s chefs carefully curated their Valentine’s Day menu this year. Their exquisite seafood can be enjoyed in-restaurant with a reservation or at home with carryout options.

Looking for something a bit more romantic? @belvedereandcoevents are partnering with Owl Bar this Valentine’s Day. From 4:00-9:00 p.m., guests can enjoy a prix fixe dinner in the Eager Howard Ballroom. Dinner is $85 per person and includes specialty cocktails and a wine list.

We’re big fans of Bondhouse in Fells Point. This Valentine’s Day, they’re offering a prix fixe menu of $95/person; dinner consists of one shareable appetizer, two entrees, two glasses of wine, and one dessert.

We Love You A Whole Brunch
You don’t need romance to enjoy a boozy brunch. Absolutely Dragulous is throwing a Valentine’s Drag Brunch on Saturday, February 11th, at Peabody’s Heights; doors are open from noon to 2:00 p.m.

Love your girlfriends a latte? Take them out to a Galentine’s Flamingle’s Brunch at the Maryland Zoo. $110 tickets include zoo admission, access to the brunch buffet and open bar, drag performances, bingo, and trivia. Couples and singles are also invited!

These Would Be Gouda For You
Checkerspot is getting cheesy this Valentine’s Day. On Friday, February 10th, they’re hosting a make-your-own charcuterie board event. For 1.5 hours, Christin of Boards in a Box will teach the class how to make the perfect cheese arrangement and compliment cheeses with various types of meat. Tickets are perfect for singles, Galentine’s, or couples; one beer comes with a ticket purchase.

On Saturday, February 11th, Guildford Hall Brewery is hosting a Board in a Box night at noon. If attending by yourself, tickets are $75/person; double admission (two guests) is $90. The first two drinks are free with your ticket purchase.

Gals’ Night Out
Kooper’s Tavern is celebrating Galentine’s Day on February 9th from 6:00—9:00 p.m. There will be pop-up shops, psychic readings, and bottomless prosecco, sangria, and High Noon.

Obsessed with T Swift? No Way Rosé is celebrating the queen herself on Friday, February 10th, with a T Swift Galentine’s Dance from 8:00 p.m. — 2:00 a.m. Tickets are available online.

Party in style at The Point in Fells. On Saturday, February 11, they’re throwing a Girls’ Party at 9:00 p.m. with an open bar, finger foods, photo booth, and DJ. Did you know they also have espresso martini machines available for use?

Looking For a Gift?
Whether it’s for a loved one—or a treat for yourself—these local shops are perfect for Valentine’s Day.

Berries by Quicha is berry nice; their hand-dipped chocolate strawberries are divine. Try some for yourself, or gift a Love Box.

Bin604 is the wine we want, and they’re perfect for yourself, a friend, or a loved one. Shop their world-renowned collection of bubblies, whites, roses, or reds.

Charm City Chocolate will have that special someone melting for you. If you’re not in a relationship, treat yourself to their delicious chocolate-covered strawberries, chocolate boxes, chocolate-covered pretzels, truffles, or gummies.

Happy Valentine’s Day
However you choose to celebrate, we hope you have an enjoyable Valentine’s Day!

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Promenade residents, here’s how we can raise awareness for Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Baltimore:

Help Baltimore RISE Up Through Activity
Urban Axes is hosting their Bullseyes to Battle Breast Cancer on Thursday, October 13th, at 7:00 p.m. 50% of ticket sales will be allocated towards breast cancer research, screenings, and support services. Beyond axe-throwing, patrons may enjoy delectable eats and drinks from Taco Town, Homeslyce, breweries, and various vendors. 

Donate to Brown Girl International’s Making Strides Breast Cancer Walk or join them on Saturday, October 22nd at 8:00 a.m. in Camden Yards. 

Cheers to Breast Cancer Awareness and Support
On Friday, October 28th, Bondhouse Fells Point is throwing its Second Annual Halloween Party in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness. From 9:00 p.m. until midnight, guests can enjoy cocktails and live music. All Breast Cancer cocktail sales will go towards research, screenings, and support services.

Jimmy’s Famous Seafood is partnering with Luke McFadden to host their BreastFest Crab Feast. From 3:00-6:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 30th, patrons may enjoy an unlimited supply of local steamed crabs, bottomless drafts, and a gourmet buffet. There will also be games, live music, and entertainment. Tickets are available online; a portion of the proceeds will go towards breast cancer research and services. 

Pampering Pink Survivors
The Janet Hall Foundation is celebrating breast cancer survivors on Saturday, October 22nd at 11:00 a.m. with their 14th Annual “Pampering Pink Survivors” fundraiser. The fundraiser is virtual and in-person. If attending virtually, the Janet Hall Foundation asks guests to donate $20. For $40, patrons may enjoy spa treatments and lite fare. Spa treatments include massages and nail services. 

Give Pink this October
The Brem Foundation aspires to lessen breast cancer rates through advocacy, education, and increasing access to services and support. Donate a bra to a woman in need through their Re-Bra campaign, become a volunteer, or donate.

Join us in the fight to reduce breast cancer rates this October. 

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Happy in Harbor East

So, of course, Baltimore’s most dashing fashion-forward event will be held in Harbor East!

Sew What? FashionEASTa is Here?
Strut the runway at FashionEASTa 2022 on Saturday, September 17th. From noon until 5:00 p.m., use #weartherunway and witness upcoming fashion trends. 

Patrons can enjoy live music from ROYALS, whilst enjoying drinks and tasty treats from local restaurants like Ouzo Bay and Loch Bar. There will also be some sales and deals from local shops! 

The show officially begins at 2:30 p.m., with sneak peeks into upcoming fads, styles, and vogue must-haves. Featured brands include, but are not limited to Anthropologie, Bonobos, Brightside Boutique, Free People, J. Crew, and South Moon Under.

Get Your VIP Tickets Before They’re Gone
Go VIP and purchase tickets online for $40-55/person. A portion of the funds will be donated to Art with Heart—an organization aspiring to help children and teenagers through creative expression and play. 

VIPs get access to the limited front-row seating, but non-ticketed guests will have to stand. In addition, VIPs will receive two drink vouchers, two food vouchers, and all-day garage parking in Harbor East. 

Don’t miss out on all the fashion fun in Harbor East on Saturday, September 17th. Hope to see you there! And, if you do attend, be sure to tag us in your photos, @thepromenadehe.

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Labor Day is about more than just barbeques and poolside hangouts though––it’s a day to commemorate the contributions of everyone who is part of the workforce. The holiday has been honored since September 1882, in accordance with the plans of the Central Labor Union.

Top Destinations for Labor Day Weekend Trips
Still need to make your long weekend plans? Use this guide to help you create a great Labor Day Weekend itinerary at nearby destinations, all not too far from your home at The Promenade.

1.5 hours away from Baltimore
If you only have time for a day trip, we recommend Harper’s Ferry. As a historical park, Harper’s Ferry offers a glimpse into history dating back to the 1800s. Spend some time checking out the exhibits, then explore the park’s 20+ miles of hiking trails, picnic spots, and more.

2 hours away from Baltimore
Who doesn’t love a quaint coastal town? St. Michael’s is the perfect place to live out your seaside dreams. There are plenty of cute inns and B&Bs to stay in and some great dining options. Don’t miss the town’s one-of-a-kind boutique shopping, too.

2.5 hours away from Baltimore
Enjoy a luxurious stay with a historic charm at Bedford Springs. The Omni Bedford Springs Resort’s beautiful grounds are the perfect place to soak up summer’s last moments. Spend the days poolside or at their world-renowned spa, or play a round of golf.

Tilghman Island is another charming place for a quick Labor Day Weekend vacation. Go sailing, fishing, or stroll around the island, then enjoy a nice dinner at one of their many highly-rated restaurants. With a relaxing slow pace, this island is a great escape from city life.

3 hours away from Baltimore
There’s something for everyone at Ocean City. With everything from water sports, to boutique shopping, to wine tasting, OCMD is a fantastic destination no matter how you want to spend your long weekend. 

Or, head to Delaware to visit Rehoboth Beach or Dewey Beach. With exciting nightlife and beautiful beaches, these destinations are perfect for a trip with friends. Spend the day swimming and sunbathing, then enjoy dinner and dessert at one of the beaches’ many eateries.

Another great seaside option is Cape May. Hailed “America’s Oldest Seaside Resort,” Cape May has a rich history of tourism. You can take a walk around town to check out the beautiful architecture, shop at unique local businesses, and, of course, get in some beach time.

Visit Deep Creek to get in touch with nature and spend a weekend at the largest freshwater lake in Maryland. There are lots of cool cabins available for rent, great for large groups. Many even have direct lake access!

3.5 hours away from Baltimore
Enjoy a mountain getaway in the Poconos this Labor Day Weekend. This large mountain range is home to a wide array of things to do. There are some beautiful resorts and spas for a mountainside retreat. Or, if you’re looking for a little more adventure, there are plenty of hikes, adventure parks, and water sports to partake in.

4 hours away from Baltimore
If you have time to travel a little further, check out Assateague Island. It’s just off the coast of Maryland, but it feels like you’re in another world thanks to the unique landscape of salt marshes and maritime forests. There are even wild horses that roam the island, making it a truly one-of-a-kind destination.

Happy Labor Day!
Wishing you a happy Labor Day weekend, Promenade residents! If you travel to any of these spots, don’t forget to tag us in your photos on social media, @ThePromenadeHE.

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If you just don’t know where to start, then take a look at our summer bucket list. Here’s how to summer in Baltimore:

Anything is Popsicle
Everyone in Baltimore knows that snowballs are far superior to shaved ice. 

Since the 1800s, snowballs have been a great way to beat the hot and humid weather. Snowballs are made from shaved ice, but are chunkier than Italian ice—the ice isn’t too delicate, but not too chunky. Therefore, they don’t melt or “water down” easily.

In the Great Depression, snowballs, aka “penny sundaes,” became a Baltimore staple. Baltimoreans started to sweeten the ice with vanilla, eggs, and sugar. Today, this flavor is called “Egg Custard,” artificial flavoring often topped with melted marshmallow. And, there’s a snowball for everyone, from tutti frutti and raspberry, to margarita flavors.

Icequeens is one of the coolest snowballs in town. If you haven’t heard of them, Ice Queens is a local Black- and female-owned business. After working at a snowball stand for several years, Dasia Kabia decided to open her own business. It’s been over a year later, and her shop is thriving! Kabia models her snowballs after New Orleans, and even utilizes an authentic Louisian snowball machine from the 1920s. All of her flavors are vegan-friendly. 

For traditional Baltimore snowballs, be sure to check out Icy Delights in Brewer’s Hill.

For gourmet snowballs, visit Quality Snowballs in Hampden.

Baltimore’s a Real Catch This Summer
Don’t miss this baseball season — the Baltimore Orioles are on fire!

The Orioles are playing the Yankees this upcoming Sunday on July 24th at 1:35 p.m. Don’t miss out on an awesome game, and a chance to give back to the Maryland Food Bank. Baseball fans are encouraged to bring canned goods or monetary donations in the Annual Food and Funds Drive. 

You have to get a Stuggy’s hot dog whilst watching the game — and a Natty Boh, of course.

The Water Taxi is the Best Way to Get Around
Enjoy the summer breeze, and ride the Water Taxi for the best way to get around town this summer. Or, embark on one of their BYO twilight cruises for a memorable night out.

Would You Love to See More Films?
If so, see a free outdoor movie at Flicks on the Hill. Starting at sundown, the American Visionary Art Museum is playing films every Thursday from 5:00-9:00 p.m.

Get Served This Summer 
Who doesn’t dig volleyball? 

Come watch a game at Baltimore Beach and enjoy some harbor views. Or, drop in and play a game for yourself. 

Feelin’ a Little Crabby?
Baltimore loves crabs! Crab picking is a rite-of-passage for Baltimoreans. Not only are crabs a popular summer attraction, but they’re topped with Baltimore’s most popular flavor; Old Bay!

Don’t miss out on the best place to get crabs — visit the Crab Deck at Captain James for delicious crabs and waterfront views. 

Time to Get Into the Summer Spirit
Soak up the sun at these outdoor bars.

Little Havanas is a local restaurant centered around Cuban cuisine. If you like the summer heat, try their spicy margarita with jalapeño tequila. Or, cool down with their spiked huckleberry lemonade. 

The Sandlot is back this season! With the sand and harbor views, they’re bringing the beach to Baltimore. Sandlot offers canned seltzers, margs, and beers. They’re also serving their infamous slushies and crushes.

Ouzo Beach is just steps away from the Promenade. Their outdoor bar is inspired by a Mediterranean villa. Oh, and don’t forget that it looks out over the inner harbor. Sip on their refreshing Phane’s Poison this summer, concocted with citron vodka, lime, honey, and basil. 

Happy Summer
From The Promenade family to yours, we wish everyone a great summer! If you do take any of our summer suggestions, be sure to tag us in your photos, @ThePromenadeHE. 

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Promenade strives for a “welcome home commitment,” meaning we want you to love everything about your home. All of you are the reason our apartments are able to be called home. 

To celebrate each and every one of you, we’re hosting a RAD (Resident Appreciation Day) day on Thursday, June 23rd. 

At 11:00 a.m., we’re bringing the carnival to you by providing hot dogs, cotton candy, popcorn, and drinks. The carnival gates close at 6:30 p.m., so don’t miss out.

Share your love for Promenade on social media by taking pictures, tagging us (@Promenade), and using hashtag #BozzutoRad.

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It’s About Time for Summer to Start Again
Memorial Day is annually observed on the last Monday in May. This year, the holiday falls on May 30th. As a day of remembrance, Memorial Day honors those who have served in the military. Since Memorial Day is a federal holiday, we can also look forward to a 3-day weekend! 

Memorial Day Weekend is popular with travel, so airports might be crowded. And, don’t even get us started on the traffic. However, it can be nice to stay in Baltimore for the long weekend. 

Anything Is Possible This Weekend
Here’s how to spend Memorial Day weekend in Baltimore:

May Flowers Spring Ride
Bike parties are always amazing and the May Flowers Spring Ride is amazing. The Baltimore Bike Party is meeting up in St. Mary’s Park on Friday, May 27th at 6:30 p.m., then rolling out at 7:00 p.m. Make sure to decorate your bike with flowers, lights, and anything else spring-related.

Brew at the Zoo
Brew at the Zoo is one of Baltimore’s biggest beer festivals. On Saturday, May 28th and Sunday, May 29th, patrons can visit the Maryland Zoo to sample 80+ brews; see the animals; listen to live music; and shop from local vendors.

Herb Fest
What in carnation? The Baltimore Herb Fest is on Saturday, May 28th at Leakin Park, from 9:30 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Tickets are only $7/person, and include plant/garden vendors, live music, and free rides on miniature steam trains.

Slay-Cation May @ Mobtown
Don’t worry, beach happy. Absolutely Dragulous is hosting a Drag Brunch at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 28th. The show begins at noon and food trucks will be nearby.

Succulent Building
The more you grow! B.Willow is partnering with Monument City Brewing on Sunday, May 29th from 4:00-5:00 p.m. For $50/person, patrons can enjoy a draft—or two—whilst planting some succulents.

BMI 2022 Farmers’ Market 
The Baltimore Museum of Industry’s Farmers’ Market is running every Saturday. Vendors are selling fresh-baked bread, produce, flowers, and artisan products.

Get Crabby
No Memorial Day weekend in Baltimore would be complete without steamed crabs. Head to the Crab Deck at nearby Captain James to enjoy them on the water.

Happy Memorial Day Weekend
From the Promenade family to yours, we wish you a happy and safe Memorial Day weekend!

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Earth Day falls on Friday, April 22nd. The 2022 theme is “Investing in our Planet;” now is the time to act against climate change. So, partner with the world to make a difference and better the planet. 

Here’s how to celebrate Earth Day right here in Maryland.

Happy B-EARTH-Day, Mr. Trash Wheel
Mr. Trash Wheel’s Earth Day Birthday occurs on April 23rd from 3:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. in Inner Harbor’s Pierce’s Park. In case you didn’t know, Mr. Trash Wheel is the trash receptacle in the Baltimore Harbor. It removes waste from the Jones Falls River before it enters the harbor. In one day, it removed over 19 tons of garbage from the river. 

Celebrate Mr. Trash Wheel and earn swag, eat delectable treats, encounter a python, and craft.

If interested, you can purchase tickets here.

Yoga Totally Rocks
Be-leaf it or not, BreakAway Yoga Studio is offering a flow-style yoga class on Friday, April 22nd from 6:00-7:15 p.m. The class will connect yogis to the Earth and its grounding abilities. If unable to attend the class, BreakAway yoga instructor Emily will livestream the session.

B’More Sup is hosting an Earth Day celebration on Saturday, April 23rd at 10:00 a.m. Shawn Brown is leading everyone through a 45-minute paddling session, followed by yoga on land. Paddlers will also experience the luxury of essential oil use and practice. So, come join the fun and soak up some vitamin D.

Clean Up This Earth Day
The world will thank you for it.

Everyday should be Earth Day. Patterson Park and Bark Social teamed up this Earth Day. On Saturday, April 16th from noon until 3:30 p.m., join them in cleaning up Patterson Park. Afterward, mingle and socialize with delectable drinks and eats.

Doesn’t this planet mean the world to you? On Sunday, April 24th, help clean and beautify the grounds of Federal Hill Preparatory School. Come plant apple trees, shrubbery, and bushes from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.

Help beautify Holt Park in their Earth Day Cleanup on Sunday, April 24th from noon until 2:00 p.m. For two hours, come clean the trails, pick up trash, and help remove its invasive species. 

Go Short Tree, It’s Your Earth Day
Hon’s Honey and Linganore Winecellars are teaming up to throw the ultimate Earth Day Celebration on Friday, April 22nd at 4:00 p.m. Patrons may join a guided tour of the winery, and shop from local vendors whilst sipping on a red, white, or rosé.

Patterson Park Audubon Center is throwing its annual Earth Day Garden Party on Saturday, April 23rd from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Patrons can look forward to a raffle, a potting station, grilling, and horticulture tips from experts (with a green thumb, of course!). After the party, ACE Hardware Store in Canton is having a massive sale with 20% off all items in store.

Happy Earth Day, everyone!

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