Where to Eat, Drink & Celebrate Mom in Baltimore This Weekend

Baltimore Weekend Weather Snapshot

Friday, May 9: Showers likely, cooler with a high around 65°F and a low near 54°F.

Saturday, May 10: Partly cloudy and pleasant, high of 77°F, low of 58°F.

Sunday, May 11: Mostly sunny and warm, perfect for Mother's Day outings, with a high of 84°F and a low of 61°F.

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Things To Do This Weekend In The Baltimore Area

🍽️ Food & Drink

🥂 Mother’s Day Brunch at The Point in Fells
Treat Mom to a well-deserved toast with a complimentary mimosa, chef-curated specials, and bottomless brunch cocktails.
📍 The Point in Fells
📅 Sunday, May 11
🍽️ Reserve early—tables go fast!

👑 Disney Mother’s Day Brunch at Jimmy’s Famous Seafood
Princesses, bottomless mimosas, and Disney classics—Jimmy’s is turning brunch into a fairytale. Family-friendly with mocktails and milkshakes for the little ones.
📍 Jimmy’s Famous Seafood
📅 Sunday, May 11
🎟️ Ticket includes 3-hour open bar + Disney-themed fun

🛳️ Mother’s Day Jazz Brunch Aboard The Raven
Treat Mom to a 3-hour yacht cruise with gourmet brunch, live jazz, and bottomless “Mom”osas—plus roundtrip transportation included.
📍 Departs via park & ride in Catonsville or White Marsh
📅 Sunday, May 11 | Boarding by 1:00 PM
🎟️ $195 per ticket | Includes drinks, brunch, & swag

🦪 Mother’s Day Buffet Brunch at True Chesapeake
All-you-can-eat brunch with everything from blue crab mac to brisket—and a waffle bar, of course. Add oysters or a floral arrangement for extra flair.
📍 True Chesapeake Oyster Co.
📅 Sunday, May 11
💵 $60 | $25 kids
🥂 Drinks & oysters sold separately

🍷 Wine Village Returns to the Inner Harbor
Sip your way through 30+ wines, wine slushies, live music, and lawn games—all with harbor views. Free entry, pay-as-you-go food & drinks.
📍 501 Light St, Inner Harbor
📅 Now through June 1 | Open daily
🎶 Live music on weekends | Movies Thursdays

🐐 Goat Yoga at Raw & Refined
Baby goats, beginner yoga, and a beverage—what more do you need? One hour of lighthearted stretching with goats followed by a drink.
📍 Raw & Refined
📅 Saturday, May 10
💵 $33 (includes drink)
👉 Bring an old towel or mat

🎉 Remfest 2025
Over 80 vendors, local eats (hello, Doppio & Big Softy), plus drinks from Peabody Heights & R.Bar. A community block party done right.
📍 Remington, around R. House
📅 Saturday, May 10
🍻 Family-friendly & full of flavor

🎨 Art & Culture

🌼 Cylburn Market Day
A 60-year spring tradition featuring local plants, crafts, food trucks, kids’ activities, and garden strolls through the Arboretum’s historic grounds.
📍 Cylburn Arboretum
📅 Saturday, May 10 | 8 AM–2 PM
💵 Free entry | $10 on-site parking (cash)
🎨 Face painting, maypole dance, and more

🎨 Station North Second Friday Art Walk
Explore galleries, studios, and artist spaces on this self-guided tour through one of Baltimore’s most creative neighborhoods.
📍 Station North Arts District
📅 Friday, May 9 | Evening hours vary by venue
🖼️ Free to attend | Start near Penn Station

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Fun

🚛 Public Works & Big Truck Day
Climb aboard excavators, dump trucks, and more! A free, family-friendly event packed with big machines, educational exhibits, and giveaways.
📍 Location TBA
📅 Saturday, May 10 | 10 AM–2 PM
💵 Free admission | Great for curious kids

🇬🇷 53rd Annual Greek Festival at Annunciation Cathedral
Celebrate Mother's Day weekend with authentic Greek cuisine, live music, dancing, and more at this beloved Baltimore tradition.
📍 Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation, 24 W Preston St
📅 May 8–11
🕒 Thu: 5–9 PM | Fri & Sat: 11 AM–9 PM | Sun: 11 AM–6 PM
🎟️ Free admission
🍽️ Homemade food, pastries, wine, vendors, and church tours

🛍️ Butchers Hill Spring Flea Market & Craft Fair
Over 150 vendors, live music, local eats, and the beloved red beverage wagons—this neighborhood tradition is a spring must.
📍 Patterson Park (near the Observatory)
📅 Saturday, May 10 | 9 AM–2 PM
💵 Free admission

🎶 Music & Entertainment

🎷 Morgan State Univ. Jazz Ensemble Big Band Concert
Enjoy an evening of swing, soul, and serious talent as Morgan State’s student and alumni jazz ensembles hit the stage with Big Band classics.
📍 2201 Argonne Dr, Baltimore, MD 21218
📅 Friday, May 9
🎶 Free concert | Open to the public

⚔️ Lempira: Oro y Sangre by Baltimore Rock Opera Society
An epic, Latin-metal rock opera retelling the story of indigenous resistance in Mesoamerica—complete with live music, mythic storytelling, and projected bilingual translations.
📍 Baltimore Rock Opera Society (BROS HQ)
📅 Opening weekend: May 9–11

🕯️ Candlelight: A Tribute to Whitney Houston
Experience Whitney’s greatest hits reimagined by the Kennedy String Quartet in a candlelit setting at the Baltimore Museum of Art.
📍 Meyerhoff Auditorium, BMA
📅 Friday, May 9 | 8:45 PM

🎺 Rebirth Brass Band w/ Rufus Roundtree
Catch the legendary Rebirth Brass Band bringing Big Easy energy to Baltimore, joined by local favorites Da B’more Brass Factory. Funk, soul, jazz, and serious brass swagger.
📍 Mother’s – Federal Hill (Cross Street)
📅 Friday, May 9

Featured Restaurant of the Week:

🌮 Blue Agave (Federal Hill)

Looking to impress Mom this weekend—or just treat yourself to a proper margarita? Head to Blue Agave, a longtime staple in Federal Hill known for bold Mexican flavors and a tequila list that reads like a small novel.

Housed in a cozy historic townhouse, Blue Agave serves up scratch-made regional dishes like chicken mole poblano, grilled street corn, and sizzling carne asada. But the real star? Their massive tequila bar, featuring over 130 varieties—perfect for sipping or mixing into one of their signature margs.

Whether you're sitting in the candlelit dining room or grabbing a table on their tucked-away back patio, it’s the kind of spot that feels like a mini vacation (no plane ticket required).

📍 1032 Light St, Federal Hill

On the Market: Baltimore Home of the Week

Stylish Rowhome in Locust Point (with a Private Hot Tub!)

📍 1452 Decatur St. | $325,000 | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | 1,232 Sqft

Discover this beautifully maintained rowhome nestled in the vibrant Locust Point neighborhood. Priced at $325,000, this 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers a perfect blend of historic charm and modern updates.

Key Features:

• Living Space: 1,232 sq ft with an open-concept layout and abundant natural light.

• Kitchen: Modern appliances and a spacious island, ideal for culinary enthusiasts.

• Outdoor Retreat: Private rear patio featuring a hot tub—perfect for relaxation or entertaining.

• Lower Level: Finished basement with a recreation area, additional full bathroom, laundry, and storage space.

• Location: Just blocks from Latrobe Park, local eateries, and with easy access to the water taxi and I-95.

Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or seeking a charming residence in a prime location, 1452 Decatur Street is a must-see.

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Restaurant & Local News

🧇 Miss Shirley’s Celebrates 20 Sweet Years

Baltimore’s beloved brunch spot, Miss Shirley’s Café, marks two decades of serving up Southern comfort food. Owner David Dopkin reflects on the café’s journey, honoring founder Eddie Dopkin and the café’s namesake, Miss Shirley McDowell. From its humble beginnings to becoming a city staple, it’s a story of passion and pancakes.
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🏇 Pimlico Race Course Set for Major Overhaul

The Maryland Board of Public Works has approved a $14.3 million contract to begin demolishing and rebuilding the historic Pimlico Race Course post the 150th Preakness Stakes. The redevelopment aims to transform the venue into a year-round economic hub, expanding its racing calendar and modernizing facilities.
🔗 Read More

🎤 Nevermore Hall to Replace Rams Head Live!

Baltimore’s live music scene is getting a gothic twist. Nevermore Hall is set to open this summer, taking over the former Rams Head Live! space in Power Plant Live! The venue promises a unique atmosphere, adding a fresh vibe to the city’s entertainment offerings.
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📚 'A Million Lives' Book Festival Faces Backlash

The recent 'A Million Lives' book festival in Baltimore left attendees and authors disappointed, citing poor organization and unmet expectations. Promised attractions like a vendor hall and themed ball fell short, leading to comparisons with the infamous Fyre Festival. Organizers have since apologized and are offering refunds.
🔗 Read More

🕰️ Baltimore History Bite

A Mother's Day Grove Grown from Grief

Tucked away in Druid Hill Park lies the Grove of Remembrance, a living memorial planted in 1919 by Gold Star Mothers who lost sons in World War I. Each tree represents a state, Baltimore, our allies, and President Wilson. For decades, families gathered here on Mother's Day to honor their loved ones. Today, it's a peaceful spot to reflect on the holiday's deeper roots.

🤫 Local Insider Tip

Sip Tea and Ride the Rails with Mom

Looking for a unique Mother's Day outing? The B&O Railroad Museum offers a delightful afternoon tea inside its historic 1884 roundhouse. Enjoy a scenic train ride, a selection of teas and treats, and a bubbly toast—all while surrounded by vintage locomotives. It's a charming way to celebrate Mom's special day.