What To Do In Maryland This Weekend: National Harbor Beer Festival, Taste of the Islands, More

MARYLAND – Don't sit inside this weekend! Patch has rounded up fun, interesting and quirky events throughout Maryland -- from crab bashes and cookouts to yoga and bellydance fitness classes.

Some are free. Some have a fee.

Whether you opt for an activity close to home or a mini day trip, see what's on tap this weekend from Friday, Aug. 18 to Sunday, Aug. 20.

Some of the larger attractions you'll find include: the 54th Annual Havre de Grace Art Show; Taste of the Islands; MGM National Harbor Beer Festival

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

• Wine and Art Party – Painting the Ocean in Watercolor
• DJ Fly at the H Lounge
• Kehilat Shalom Annual Yard Sale
• Cookout for Cannabis Reform
• Silver Spring's Free Summer Outdoor Movie Series: The Lego Batman Movie
• Workshop: Solar Plexus Chakra: Accessing & Enhancing Your Personal Power
• Taste of the Islands

HARFORD COUNTY

• 54th Annual Havre de Grace Art Show
• Sunsets on the Boulevard
• Hartford County Restaurant Week
• Havre de Grace Farmers Market
• Spectacular Sunset Canoe
• Guided Tour of the Historic Tudor Hall
• Yoga on the Farm

HOWARD COUNTY

• River Explorers Mini-Camp
• Rockburn Open Car Show
• Trace Your Roots: Find a Benjamin Banneker in Your Family Tree Genealogy Workshop
• NatureSphere at Noon
• Miranda Judd Performs Live at Dandelion Bakery Bistro
• Pressing Strings in Concert
• River Romp
• Belmont Manor Open House
• HCC’s Special Application Days

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY

• Friday Night Dances Are Back Open to the Public
• Bellydance Fitness Classes
• Jiivana Yoga® with Marie
• MGM National Harbor Beer Festival

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

• D’Vibe and Conga Concert
• The U.S. Army Field Band Concert Band and Soldiers' Chorus Concert
• Kids Day to Play
• Pete Best & Peterbuilt Concert
• Alice and the Book of Wonderland
• Thomas Point Lighthouse Tour
• Yoga @ Stage One with MTPA

BALTIMORE COUNTY

• Target $2 Family Fun Night
• National Federation of the Blind of Maryland's Annual Crab Feast
• Solar Eclipse Day
• Baltimore Vegan Restaurant Week
• Around the World Bar Crawl
• Pop Art Workshop
• Literary Mount Vernon Walking Tour
• Crab Bash 2017

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