&
MOTHER SETON HOUSE
HISTORIC SEMINARY
CHAPEL
FREE admission & parking!
Groups welcome
Segs in the City Clifton Park Golf Course
207 S. Albemarle St.; 1-800-734-7393;
SegsInTheCity.com
A unique way to see Baltimore,
providing an overview of the city’s
history and culture. 2701 St. Lo Dr.; 410-243-3500;
Classic5Golf.com
Baltimore’s first public golf course,
built on the grounds of Johns Hopkins’
summer estate.
Special Events
Baltimore Office of
Promotion & The Arts
10 E. Baltimore St., 10th Fl.;
410-752-8632; PromotionAndArts.org
BOPA produces special events
for citizens and visitors, including
Artscape, the Baltimore Book Festival,
sports competitions, parades,
festivals, concerts, fireworks and
family and holiday celebrations. It
also manages the Top of the World
Observation Level and the Cloisters
and School 33 Art Center.
Caribbean American Carnival
Association of Baltimore, Inc.
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STEP BACK in TIME...
be inspired
600 N. Paca St.
www.stmaryspacast.org
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U.S.’s First
Roman Catholic
Seminary (1791)
Mother Seton,
First U.S. Born
Saint (1808-09)
Refuge for people
of color
First Neo-Gothic
church in
America
20 N. Kossuth St.; 410-362-2957;
BaltimoreCarnival.com
A non-profit Caribbean cultural
organization, which promotes and
provides the community with a
diverse opportunity to showcase
Caribbean customs.
Downtown Partnership of
Baltimore, Inc.
20 S. Charles St., 6th Fl.; 410-244-1030;
GoDowntownBaltimore.com
This nonprofit corporation works with
business and government to identify
needs, develop strategies, shape
public policy and implement programs
to strengthen the economic vitality of
downtown and its role within the region.
Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance
1800 N. Charles St., Ste. 810;
410-230-0200; BaltimoreCulture.org
GBCA nurtures and promotes a vibrant,
diverse and sustainable arts and
cultural community essential to the
region’s quality of life.
The Pride Center of Maryland
(formerly GLCCB)
2530 N. Charles St., 3rd Fl.;
410-777-8145; PrideCenterMD.org
This nonprofit community center is
dedicated to serving LGBT people in
Baltimore and Central Maryland.
Visit Baltimore Events
One hundred examples from
the costume collection
Four centuries of American history
One exhibition
AT MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY
THE through October 2020
400 East Pratt St., Fl. 10; 410-659-7300;
Baltimore.org
Visit Baltimore, a membership-based
organization, is the official destination
development and marketing leader
for Greater Baltimore, responsible for
generating incremental economic benefits
to the community through the attraction
of convention and leisure visits.
Waterfront Partnership
of Baltimore
650 S. Exeter St., Ste. 200;
443-743-3308;
WaterfrontPartnership.org
The driving force behind a
cleaner, more attractive and
more exciting waterfront!
Sports &
Recreation
Fitness/Wellness
Healing on the Bay, Inc.
52
2714 N. Calvert St., 2nd Fl.;
410-299-6037; HealingOnTheBay.com
Life and wellness coach in practice
since 1980 offering medical, sports,
relaxation and chair massage for
events businesses and parties. Also
offering “Wellness on the Water.”
Opening gala and fashion show OCTOBER 5, 2019,
with designer Christian Siriano as special guest.
LEARN MORE: www.mdhs.org | 410-685-3750
201 W. Monument St., Baltimore, MD 21201
B A LT I M O R E . O R G
Golf Courses
Carroll Park Golf Course
2100 Washington Blvd.; 410-685-8344;
Classic5Golf.com
A nine-hole golf course just minutes
from the Inner Harbor.
Compass Pointe Golf Courses
9010 Ft. Smallwood Rd., Pasadena, MD;
410-255-7764; CompassPointeGolf.com
We are a 36-hole public course, less
than 30 minutes from the Baltimore
Inner Harbor and easily accessed via
Baltimore/Washington Parkway, Route
100 and I-695.
Forest Park Golf Course
2900 Hillsdale Ave.; 410-448-4653;
Classic5Golf.com
Features small elevated greens, tree-lined
fairways, uneven terrain and challenging
par 3 holes—a test for all golfers.
Mount Pleasant Golf Course
6001 Hillen Rd.; 410-254-5100;
Classic5Golf.com
Arnold Palmer secured his second
PGA win on this course, a favorite for
players looking for the challenge of a
classic design.
Mountain Branch Golf Course
1827 Mountain Rd., Joppa, MD;
410-836-9600; MountainBranch.com
This true golf and entertainment
destination offers a challenging
18-hole public course.
Pine Ridge Golf Course
2101 Dulaney Valley Rd., Lutherville, MD;
410-252-1408; Classic5Golf.com
A beautiful and challenging,
tournament-tested course on scenic
Loch Raven Reservoir.
The Timbers at Troy Golf Course
6100 Marshalee Dr., Elkridge, MD;
410-313-4653; TimbersGolf.com
Rated four stars by Golf Digest and
named one of the top 100 courses in
the Mid-Atlantic by GolfStyles Magazine.
Recreational
Activities
Angelo & Marie’s
Fantastic Bubble Show
Baltimore/Washington Metropolitan Area;
443-683-1406; Bubbleshow.Fimark.Net
A creative bubble artist who uses festive
wands in unexpected, imaginative ways
to produce gorgeous bubble art, along
with musical choreography that leaves
the audience uplifted.
Baltimore Municipal
Golf Corporation
6131 Hillen Rd.; 410-444-4933;
BMGCGolf.com
Choose from four 18-hole golf courses
and one 9-hole course; secure 24-hour
tee time reservations at Classic5Golf.com.
Carroll Park Bike and
Skate Facility
800 Baynard St.; 410-396-7019;
BCRP.BaltimoreCity.gov/Parks/CarrollPark
Enjoy extreme sports, dawn to
dusk, Monday through Sunday,
as well as monthly biking and
skateboarding contests.
Charm City Clue Room
6 Market Pl.; 443-970-6678;
CharmCityClueRoom.com
Can you escape? Solve the puzzles in
less than 60 minutes to escape the
Edgar Allan Poe or B&O Railroad room.
Department of Recreation
and Parks
3001 East Dr., Druid Hill Park;
410-396-7900; BCRP.BaltimoreCity.gov
Its mission is to provide diverse
recreational, environmental, cultural,
educational and leisure opportunities to
benefit current and future generations.
Friends of Patterson Park
27 S. Patterson Park Ave.; 410-276-3676;
PattersonPark.com
This public park features 140 acres,
recreation, history and fun.