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CBS News
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CBS News
Baltimore Peninsula Partnership announces 2025 summer events lineup
The Baltimore Peninsula Partnership unveiled Monday its schedule of summer programming for 2025, featuring dozens of events, and a partnership with Club Volo. The wide range of events seems to align with the developer's goals of stimulating the economy in South Baltimore's redeveloped waterfront community, formerly known as Port Covington. Regular weekly activities Wellness on the Waterfront will continue offering free HIIT workouts and yoga sessions every Monday and Wednesday at Rye Street Park. Sunset Salsa will return for the season, starting Wednesday, May 7, with free dancing lessons, Latin music, local food, and drinks at The Pier every Wednesday evening through summer. Club Volo will host ongoing league play in pickleball, kickball, and volleyball, plus special tournaments including Pride Cup In Hand Kickball on June 7 and Beach Soccer on June 14-15. Major upcoming events The peninsula will host monthly Outdoor Movie Nights beginning May 9 with a special Preakness Festival screening of Secretariat at The Lawn. Films will continue every month through fall with family-friendly programming and local food options. Other major events include the Spring Fling on June 11, a family celebration with activities, food trucks, and giveaways. The Dog Days of Summer follows on June 13 with pet-friendly vendors, games, and waterfront activities designed for dogs and their humans. Tides & Vibes will return on June 22 with free family activities featuring aquatic crafts and fishing skills stations, before expanding on July 20 to include the Charm City Seafood Festival with fresh local seafood, craft drinks, and live music. A new event, Fútbol vs Football, debuts July 19 to celebrate global and American sports culture with themed games and competitions. Events curated by Club Volo will include Rasta City, a production for lovers of authentic reggae, Afro-Caribbean Weekend, the Run up to Juneteenth presented by the SEED Schoool of Maryland, the R&B Soul Food Festival, and more. You can find more information on the Baltimore Peninsula website.
Boston Globe
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Boston Globe
Five things to do around Boston, May 5-11
Thursday Bagged What's more romantic than cornhole? At 6 p.m. at Club Volo in Assembly Row, meet someone over a toss at the 'Secure the Bag' Cornhole Speed Dating and Mixer. At 7 p.m., move to Club Volo's on-site bar for a mixer. $15. Friday and Saturday Biting Beats Fifty years after the movie's release, the score for Jaws remains iconic. At Jaws in Concert, experience the classic Steven Spielberg thriller with live accompaniment from the Boston Pops. At 7:30 p.m. both nights in Symphony Hall, relive the terror as you watch the shark approach swimmers — and hear the foreboding theme in person. From $62. Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up Saturday Advertisement Porch Perfect Experience a one-of-a-kind music festival at Somerville PorchFest. From noon to 6 p.m., Somervillians will transform their porches into stages for those singing and playing instruments outside homes throughout the city. Stroll around and hear community members perform. Free. Find map, times at Sunday Make Way Day Celebrate the children's classic Make Way for Ducklings at Boston's annual Duckling Day. This festival, which begins at 10 a.m. on Boston Common, features lawn games, a one-woman circus, magic, face painting, ballet, and — of course — live readings of Robert McCloskey's beloved story. Then, parade through Boston as you retrace Mrs. Mallard's steps toward the ducklings statue in the Boston Public Garden. Find registration, $35 per family, at Advertisement Share your event news. Send information on Boston-area happenings at least three weeks in advance to week@ Adelaide Parker can be reached at
