Spring into Festivities

Celebrate the blooming of a new season and embrace the renewal of community at any of Baltimore County’s spring festivals this April and May.

 

Spring Festival – Marshy Point Nature Center, Middle River

Saturday, April 11th

An occasion to celebrate the season at Baltimore County’s waterfront nature center with live music, vendors, and family-themed activities. Free for all ages.

 

Boordy Vineyards Spring Festival – Hydes

Saturday, April 18th

In collaboration with The Maker’s Valley, Boordy Vineyards invites you to join their free spring festival. Grab a bottle of wine or a tasting flight and spread out along the lawn, patio, courtyard, or climate-controlled barn. More than 35 artisan vendors, live music, and food from local restaurants will be there to complete your Saturday in the country.

 

Tacos ‘N Taps – Timonium

Saturday, April 25th

Dust off that old sombrero you’ve been waiting to wear and take a trip south of the border (Timonium). The “All you care to taste beer and tequila” festival at the Maryland State Fairgrounds features Baltimore’s best tacos and Mexican food. Tap into over 60 craft beers, tequilas, and a dueling margarita bar. Spice up your experience by destroying your taste buds in the hot pepper eating contest, dance to a live mariachi band, and participate in fun activities and games.

 

Earth Day Festival – Hunt Valley

Sunday, April 19th

Come celebrate Earth Day with educational demonstrations and activities, including a seed swap, plant sales, hayrides, games, vendors and animal encounters at the Baltimore County Agriculture Center and Farm Park. Free for all ages.

 

May Day Faerie Fest – Essex

Saturday, May 2nd & Sunday, May 3rd

Take a magical journey through a festival of wonder, wings, and whimsy at Rocky Point Park. This two-day event includes four stages of live music, more than 100 craft vendors and artisans, pony rides, bubbles, magicians, fairies, goblins, and much more.

 

Towsontown Spring Festival – Downtown Towson

Saturday, May 2nd & Sunday, May 3rd

The 57^th annual Towsontown Spring festival has turned into one of the largest festivals on the east coast. Over 150,000 visitors with more than 300 vendors fill the streets of downtown Towson. Celebrate the season with live music, food trucks, beer gardens, and carnival rides. Free entry for all ages.

 

Monkton Music Festival – Monkton

Saturday, May 9th

The 4th annual all-day music fest takes place among the pines at Camp Puh’tok. Featuring ten bands on two stages, food and drink trucks, and an artisan village. Children ages 5 and under are free. Proceeds support school year and summer camp scholarship programs for underserved youth.

 

Music City Bluegrass and Roots Festival – Catonsville

Saturday, May 16th

Come for an unforgettable 10 hours of music and fun at “Music City, Maryland”, nestled in the heart of Catonsville’s art district. Bring the lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy the energetic, fast-tempo acoustic performances with a stunning backdrop of rolling hills and lush greenery. Children 12 and under are free.

 

Arbutus Arts Festival – Arbutus

Sunday, May 17th

For 53 years strong the Arbutus Arts Festival has delighted the residents in the community of south Baltimore County and the surrounding areas. Local handmade arts and crafts, live music, beer gardens, and a kids’ corner featuring pony rides, a petting zoo, and face painting. Free for all ages.

 

Strawberry Festival – Parkville

Saturday, May 30th, & Sunday, May 31st

A fun-filled weekend of food trucks, live music, kids’ entertainment, fresh strawberry treats & more!