Fall is for Festivals in Baltimore County
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Jennings Cafe opened its doors in 1958 by Omar Jennings Sr. He purchased Jennings after selling his previous fine dining restaurant called Pimlico Hotel. This establishment was located near the Pimlico race track. His son, Larry Jennings, was a horse trainer at Pimlico and several other tracks throughout the states. Horse racing is a part of the Jennings family tradition. Omar Sr. wanted to share with others his two favorite things, cooking and horse racing. He ran the business until 1965 when his son, Omar Jr., took over the reins. Omar Jr.’s son, Omar III, started working at the restaurant at a very young age and retired in 2017. He sold the restaurant to Steve Iampeiri, who had been a restaurant consultant for 20 years. It had been his life long dream to own his own restaurant, and he couldn’t imagine working anywhere else other than the friendly town of Catonsville where he was raised.
Celebrate the legacy of Benjamin Banneker at a fun-filled, family-friendly day for all ages! Step back into the 18th century and enjoy a day of history, culture, and community
Experience free historical demonstrations, traditional cooking, live music, hands-on crafts, and historic games Browse a variety of local vendors and explore interactive historical stations that bring the past to life Learn about Benjamin Banneker’s remarkable achievements…
Experience the buzzing, vibrant atmosphere of live music, delicious food, and cold drinks as the warm sun fades into starry skies. Discover new tunes at every turn at these free concerts around the county. Shopping Centers Shop and eat to the beat! Enjoy the patio dining or relax with a blanket at The Avenue Live in White Marsh. Break up your week with Twilight Thursdays at Foundry Row in Owings...
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