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!

B'more Artscape 2025 -- A Whole Vibe…read more Love art and music, plus I'd never been to Baltimore's version of an art festival. It had more of an authentic city atmosphere, working people vibe. More accessible, art for the people by the people. There also was a Black Country Artist playing the festival, whom I love "Tanner Adell" and it was my favorite price, Free. Free to attend but you did have to pay for the food, drinks and art/things. I love this festival, everyone was happy, friendly and approachable at the festival. It was also a perfect time to hangout with my B'more friends. Should you attend next year?! Definitely!!

It's always nice to get to see nice art, select vendors, and performers that come to Baltimore…read more However, the lines for food were incredibly long and intolerable. We ended up walking around to Baltimore St to find something to eat.

They definitely brought the whole damn transformative festival experience to the east coast!…read moreofficial music til 5-6 am, unofficial parties basically 24 hrs, workshops going from about 7 am til 3 am each day. People walking tight ropes 50 ft in the air between trees, weird performance troupes causing mischief and mayhem, water features, indoor facilities, free yerba mates everywhere.. and a generally amazing group of attendees and musicians and performers. All in all 10/10 would go again and highly recommend. The east coast needs more of this festival. It's not fair that the LiB's of the world and the Symbiosis's of the world have all been concentrated out west. We finally got a good one out east.

I went to a Friday night baseball game and a Fourth of July fireworks event…read more I ordered kids meals at the concession stands. There is not much variety of food at the concessions. The food is okay. The whole facility is well kept. Everything is in very good condition and well maintained. I didn't see one piece of trash on the floor and if there was trash on the floor it was cleaned up quickly. There is not a bad seat in the house. You can sit up close or in the upper seats and still have a great seat, unless you are near the outfield. The staff are very helpful. The only problem with the stadium is the heat that gets trapped in the walkway on hot days. We stood in the concession line and my nieces and nephews nearly exhausted themselves because of the heat.

Ripken Field is home to the Aberdeen Ironbirds; the single-A minor league affiliate of the…read moreBaltimore Orioles. I've passed the stadium many times as it's located just off Interstate 95 in northern Maryland and can be seen from the highway. It's one of the few minor league ballparks I've visited with free parking. Tickets are a bit more expensive than other minor league games I've been to, but still substantially cheaper than attending a MLB game, and you're much closer to the action on the field. There doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the ballpark, and the sightlines are great regardless of where you're sitting. There are picnic tables and a kids play area set up in left field. As is typical of sporting venues, concessions are overpriced and the hot dogs, nachos, ice cream, and other food items our group tried were pretty underwhelming in terms of quality. The team store had a decent variety of merchandise, but was similarly overpriced. Many of the concession stands were closed with low attendance for an April game against the Brooklyn Cyclones, but I'm sure they open up when the summer season ramps up and attendance rises. Overall, it was a fun and low maintenance day at the ballpark, but I'd rank the overall experience a 3.5/5 at best compared to other minor league ballparks I've been to.

Best ever.love the seating and always clean and very quiet. Popcorn is always fresh and the…read moreemployees are very helpful.

The size of this theater is just right! I especially like that popcorn is pre made and all you have…read moreto do is get one. It's super easy to either purchase tickets in person or purchase tickets online. Drinks weren't a bad price! The theatre itself is well kept and has plenty of parking due to being located inside a shopping Ctr.

Had a lot of fun kids participated in the ponies rides and hay ride not a lot of apple pie thoread more

There weren't very many apples at the "Apple" festival. Parking was fine. For $5, Quickly boarded a…read moreschool bus in a field about a mile or two away. A lot of people were there. But expecting the focus to be on Apples, it was more like a craft fair. If you like that stuff, great. Not me. Would not go again. Apple festival is the code word for Craft sales. Quickly left and enjoyed the rest of the day in very empty Havre de Grace.

Happy Holidays Everyone!! This is an amazing event we…read moreattended each year and support Kennedy Krieger Hosp. I am like a child in a toy store lol. I love decorating in themes and my ideal tree was there today with shells hand painted and beautiful starfish cone on top. I would have bought it but it was too expensive for this year. Did buy mom a small tree decorated with birds. Back to the beginning...we had a timed ticket but we had to wait with the new people who just bought tickets. Why get a time then? Handicap parking is a joke! There's definitely not enough available and the parking lot is huge. Please get a parking area up close with 200 spots for handicap parking and you will fill every spot. Very frustrating to buy items & have to walk a mile to truck in pain when I should be parking closer to the entrance. Building is handicap accessible. Getting around with stroller or wheelchair is tight in places. The vendors I dealt with were all very nice and friendly and I would recommend purchasing from them, I just can't say the names now because they are Christmas gifts. Unique items, decent prices and the holiday music and the Christmas trees!! Great fun all around. Even bought small Christmas tree, gifts etc. I posted a review of this for last year so this review is for this year 2023 but pics of both years are attached.

Pretty cool charity event for Kennedy Krieger Institute to get families thinking about others that…read moreare not so fortunate during the holidays. Lots of Christmas Trees, holidays decorations, family fun and games and Saint Nick himself.

Located across the street from the library. There is free parking along the library side so take…read moreadvantage of that!! This center is two stories tall. The area for the events is upstairs. There are bathrooms upstairs and downstairs. There is a small waiting area downstairs as well. No food allowed upstairs but you can bring water inside. I was very pleased with my first visit!! I am interested in returning!!! There is a "free little library" out front also to take a book or leave a book! And the building appears to have artwork for sale on the walls!

Fantastic little performing arts venue in the heart of Havre de Grace. I've had the honor of…read moreperforming here twice, and it's a wonderful space - very intimate, great sight lines. The staff are really friendly and a joy to work with. Space backstage is a bit tight for larger productions, but overall a wonderful and historic location to perform.