Amazing and small local theater. There's about 45 seats in the theater which guarantees that there…read moreare no bad seats. The performers put on a great performance rendition of A Poes Christmas Carol. There's a lounge out front where you can order some light fare. I don't believe outside drinks or food is permitted but the drinks I ordered in the lounge i was able to bring into the theater. Overall, great place to stop in to see a performance. Fantastic date night.

Hey friends! I came here for Indie Fest 25' and had a blast. Indie Fest is a weekend dedicated to…read moreIndie artists of all kinds! There's performances, networking, raffles and more! I truly enjoyed watching the artist's performances. I definitely will return to Motor House for more of their events. I'm particularly excited for Wednesday evening comedy. -Customer service was amazing! Everyone was friendly and treated us like family. -My Green Tea shot was amazing! 10/10 -There's no onsite parking but there is a paid lot behind the building. I was able to find free street parking. Hope you enjoy! With love, The Picky Pescatarian

Stopped by Highwire for a student level 1 showcase my friend was in. I was blown away by the…read morefriendliness of staff, the welcoming space, the decor and thoughtfulness of the space. The showcase was so much fun! Definitely want to go back and check out their shows so I'm sharing the information with you. Like they said, its the "funniest corner in Highlandtown"!

Small, intimate theater with a very welcoming storefront. We saw "Teenaged Angst," and it was…read moresurprisingly relatable for both teens and adults. My daughter and I thought the performers were genuinely funny. We came for the first Sunday Funnies show and loved that they offered an all-ages option. It was something different, affordable, and really enjoyable. Highly recommend checking out their shows, classes, and community events.

Definitely one of the first places to visit if you're in the Inner Harbor area of Baltimore. We…read morestopped by as our first stop when staying in the neighborhood, since the vantage point provides perspectives and ideas of all the other places to visit afterwards. The harbor views are beautiful and vast, and the signage within the observation area talk about all the neighborhoods and give a history of Baltimore. There's even a small section dedicated to honor the memories of Marylanders lost in the 9/11 attack. Pricing is very reasonable at just $8 per person, and the elevator ride to the top is quick.

We were in Baltimore for the weekend and staying about two blocks from the inner harbor. My…read morehusband suggested going to this place Saturday morning. It was a great idea. Pricing is only 8 dollars for each adult which is a great price to go up to the 27th floor of the World Trade Center. There are four different sides of the building with written panels explaining what landmarks and buildings are out in that direction. The views are spectacular. They also have tributes to those from Maryland who perished in the World Trade Center in New York on 9-11. There are also several panels listing movies filmed in Baltimore and famous people from Maryland.

The haunted hayride was a lot of fun. The actors were great, and people were definitely scared…read moreduring the hayride. The corn maze was a little confusing, but it seemed like it was intended to be that way. I went in a bunch of circles, and I had to ask some of the actors where to go. The other two attractions were fun to go through. They have a coffin ride and an electric chair to try out, too. I recommend getting there early since the place does fill up. During busy times, you can wait for a while.

This haunted place was one of the best experiences I have been to. The hayride held me with plenty…read moreof horrifying actions and kept my eyes peeled for the next one. I definitely love the entire experience going there!

This is just an amazing place to shoot. People from all over come here to shoot with their models…read moreand there is plenty of space. There is about three floors of dark corners amazing Graffiti Art and light from the walls. The place is safe and a hidden gem. If you ever want to book your model in a place where you need a lot of space this is the place for you. Friendly staff and great pricing. You can also use the alley to shoot car and bike pictures. Make sure to see visit their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/graffitiwarehouse/

The alley is easy to find and there is a enough graffiti to get a lot of good pictures. The problem…read morethere is trash, needles, and other nasty things ALL OVER but to be fair it is an ally and I wen after it had been raining for days! Also the parking in front of it is not free. The gate is open but unless you wanna pay don't park there. The website mentions it but I didn't read till after so that's my fault. Overall it's great! Go there! You'll get some good pictures

WTMB First Thursday's festivals has been on my bucket list all summer. It happens during the first…read moreThursday of each month during the summer months. Located in the Canton waterfront park, you can enjoy local bands performing and local food trucks. Each month a few different bands are always featured. You can also enjoy bars that have been set up throughout the park, sponsored by Mother's bar and Grill. Some of my favorite food that is always featured, is Jimmy's Famous Seafood and Underground Pizza. Don't forget to also enjoy some ice cream from the ice cream trucks. Prices are reasonably priced and expected from the restaurants. You can always expect great quality food, great service, and fast service, especially as the night goes on and the park gets more crowded. Parking is best available on Boston Street or walking to the festival if you live in Canton is a perfect option. Don't forget to bring chairs and a blanket for sitting on the lawn, or if you get there early enough, you may be lucky enough to get a park bench where you can sit all night.

WTMB's summer festival series is a great family-friendly place to spend a summer evening. Its free,…read morehas a great crowd and friendly neighborhood vibe, and the cost can't be beat. Vendors have tons of food options--from fried chicken to veggie options, and local breweries and bars set up booths for drinks. It's heals rain or shine on the first Thursday of hot months, starting at 5:30. Oh, you you're so inclined, boat parking is provided.

We saw Mr Wolf. It was an interesting play with very compelling actors. I didn't realize we'd be…read moremoving from room to room. This added to the story. However, I should have worn flats! LOL I'm looking forward to seeing the next play.

Are you looking for something new to do in Baltimore? Are you visiting for a short period? If…read moreso...check out this theater!!! They have unique shows some that are interactive (Mission Implausible), some that are just super bizarre but amazing (Year of the Rooster) and if you get a season pass, you get to check them all out and make your own decisions! I mean AMAZING! Their season pass is extremely affordable and every ticket gets a complimentary drink upon arrival: wine or beer. What a treat!!! The staff and the actors are amazingly wonderful, talented people who come out and chat with you after the show and are just all around fun people! And they are in a super trendy area so you can always find something to eat before or after the show and that is always a bonus!!

Sowebohemian Festival is a topsy-turvy romp of fun including 3 stages for dozens of Baltimore's…read morebest bands, awesome regional visual art, interactive events for kids (and the kid in all of us), plus good eats and drinks. And... not for the faint of heart, a non-juried salon-style Art Show in the Bullseye of Sowebo.

This place was a last min event that I found the day before... something to do that was outside and…read moreto enjoy the sunny day. It was located in an unsavory neighborhood but the people were all very friendly. Not a lot of people all together but a decent amount of vendors and a fair amount of fair-type food vendors to which I did not indulge due to my daily calorie intake maximum. :) This event had several different live bands playing at once at different corners of the event. My daughters loved the Reggae band there and found themselves dancing in the sts... so cute to watch btw. They also had a Bud Light truck that were selling a small plastic cup full for $4 but a few ft away a small bar/restaurant was selling beer for half the price and vocalizing it loudly to anyone that would listen. Haha I could see the potential of this event being more popular if they advertised it more efficiently.