It’s St. Patrick’s Day weekend, and Baltimore is bringing the full Celtic energy — plus a lot more. Whether you’re crawling Fed Hill in your finest green, watching the Harlem Globetrotters spin balls on their fingertips, or catching a world-class rock musical, there is genuinely something for everyone. Let’s break it down.

🎭 Hadestown — Hippodrome Theatre Still running through Saturday, this Tony Award-winning musical follows Orpheus into the underworld to rescue Eurydice. Stunning music, stunning set design. If you haven’t seen it yet, tonight or tomorrow may be your last chance. 📍 France-Merrick Performing Arts Center, 12 N. Eutaw St. | Tickets vary

🎭 Caesar/Americana — Fells Point Corner Theater A musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar set to an Americana score. Running through March 21. Special Ides of March performance this Sunday at Boordy Vineyards in Hydes, MD, at 6 p.m. 📍 Fells Point Corner Theater | Tickets at the door

🎸 Hedwig and the Angry Inch — M&T Bank Exchange Running all weekend (Friday–Sunday), this Tony Award-winning rock musical delivers raw emotion and killer anthems in an intimate, immersive setting. Tickets run $40–$65. 📍 M&T Bank Exchange | hedwigbaltimore.com

🎤 Bad Omens Live — CFG Bank Arena One of rock’s hottest acts right now brings their Do You Feel Love 2026 Tour to Baltimore. If you haven’t grabbed tickets, check StubHub — this one’s going to be electric. 📍 CFG Bank Arena, 201 W. Baltimore St. | Doors 7 p.m.M

🎶 R&B Tribute to Lauryn Hill & Brandy ft. Karin Evans & Destiny Moneé — Keystone Korner A soulful evening honoring two of R&B’s greatest. Keystone Korner consistently delivers top-tier intimate concert experiences in Baltimore. 📍 1350 Lancaster St. | Show starts 8 PM

🍀 Shamrocks & Shenanigans — Power Plant Live! The St. Patrick’s Day pre-game starts here. Festive drinks, live music, and non-stop entertainment in the heart of the Inner Harbor entertainment district. 📍 Power Plant Live!, Pier 5 | 9 PM

🍀 Meet in the Street — Claddagh Pub (Day 1 of 2) Baltimore’s iconic St. Patrick’s festival kicks off Saturday at Claddagh Pub with two days of live music, food, and pure Bmore energy. Live acts include Social Drinking, Starcrush, and Crushing Day. 📍 Claddagh Pub |11 a.m.M – late

🍀 Fed Hill St. Patrick’s Bar Crawl South Baltimore’s legendary crawl returns. Grab your green and hit Charles Street with hundreds of your closest Bmore strangers. 📍 Starts at 1113 S Charles St. | Check Eventbrite for ticket/start details

🥚 Pysanky Ukrainian Egg Dyeing Workshop — Creative Alliance A beautiful, hands-on cultural experience. Ukrainian artist Halyna Mudryj leads this workshop, teaching the traditional wax-resist (batik) method for decorating eggs. A genuinely unique thing to do this Saturday. 📍 Creative Alliance | 11 AM | Reserve in advance

🍽️ Maryland’s Culinary History Lecture — Maryland Center for History & Culture Award-winning culinary historian Michael Twitty connects Old Bay, crab cakes, and oysters to global culinary roots. A lunchtime lecture you won’t forget. 📍 610 Park Ave. | 11 AM | $30

🎪 Night Circus — In The Dark Circus Arts One night only. Cirque performance, magic, and mind-reading by Alexander the Pretty Good. A collaboration between the National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre and In The Dark Circus Arts. 📍 In The Dark Circus Arts | 7–8:30 PM

😂 The Second Saturday S#!T Show — Ottobar Stand-up comedy night hosted by Mike Quindlen featuring Daniel MacFarland Jr., Caitlin Austin, Blaire Postman, and Ryan Lina. 📍 Ottobar, 2549 N. Howard St. | Doors7 p.m.M, Show8 p.m.M

🎨 Pi(e) Day at Maryland Science Center. It’s 3.14 — celebrate with pie and science activities. 📍 Maryland Science Center | 12–4 PM

🍀 64th Annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade — Mount Vernon, Baltimore’s beloved St. Paddy’s parade, marches through Mount Vernon. Grab a spot early along Charles Street and watch Charm City go full Irish. 📍 Washington Monument & Mount Vernon Place, 699 N. Charles St. | 1 PM | FREE

🏀 Harlem Globetrotters: 100 Year Tour — Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena The legends are in town! The Globetrotters’ centennial tour is a perfect family outing — jaw-dropping tricks, audience interaction, and non-stop laughs. 📍 Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena, 1000 Hilltop Cir., Towson | Times vary

🎵 Smooth Jazz with Kevin Jackson — Keystone Korner Cap off your weekend with some world-class smooth jazz in one of Baltimore’s best intimate music venues. 📍 Keystone Korner, 1350 Lancaster St. | Show at 7 p.m.M

🎻 50th Annual Baltimore Bach Marathon: A marathon performance of Bach’s Mass in B Minor and more. A true Baltimore classical music institution celebrating 50 years. 📍 Check baltimorebach.org for venue + times

🍀 Shamrock Stumble Bar Crawl — Fells Point One more crawl if you’ve still got gas in the tank. Head to Fells Point at 6 p.m. for Baltimore’s most spirited neighborhood bar crawl. 📍 Fells Point | 6 PM | Grab tickets via Eventbrite

🎭 Special Ides of March Performance: Caesar/Americana — Boordy Vineyards Shakespeare + wine country. The Motte & Bailey production holds a special performance out at Boordy Vineyards in Hydes, MD. 📍 Boordy Vineyards, 12820 Long Green Pike, Hydes, MD |6 p.m.M

Titanic: An Immersive Voyage — Power Plant Live! Just opened on March 13 and runs through May 30. An immersive Titanic experience at one of Baltimore’s most iconic entertainment venues. 📍 Power Plant Live! | Tickets at titanicimmersive.com

Amy Sherald: American Sublime — Baltimore Museum of Art. One of the most important art exhibitions in the country right now. Sherald, who painted Michelle Obama’s official portrait, traces her entire body of work. Extended hours on Thursdays up to 9 PM. 📍 BMA, 10 Art Museum Dr. | Free admission

Maryland Vegan Restaurant Week — Citywide Running through March 15 — this is your last weekend to take advantage of special plant-based menus at restaurants across Baltimore. 📍 Various locations | See marylandvegan.org

Mary Ellen Mark: Ward 81 — Albin O. Kuhn Library Gallery, UMBC A landmark photography exhibition featuring intimate images, audio recordings, and archival material from an all-female psychiatric unit. Runs through May 22. 📍 UMBC | Free

BEER PICK OF THE WEEKEND

St. Patrick’s Day weekend means one thing: head to Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Halethorpe. They’ve been running St. Patrick’s Day celebrations all month with live entertainment, curated tastings, and immersive experiences. It’s the most Baltimore-authentic way to celebrate the holiday. 📍 Guinness Open Gate Brewery, 5001 Washington Blvd. Halethorpe

Or hit Heavy Seas Brewery (4615 Hollins Ferry Rd.) or Monument City / Key Brewing (625 W. University Pkwy) for local craft options.

⚾ Baltimore Orioles Opening Day — March 26 The O’s return to Camden Yards against the Minnesota Twins. Opening Day in Baltimore is basically an unofficial city holiday. Start planning now. 📍 Oriole Park at Camden Yards

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