Fall is for Festivals in Baltimore County
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Situated on the Upper Chesapeake Bay along Dundee and Saltpeter Creeks, Marshy Point offers stands of old and young forest, open meadows, freshwater wetlands, and a web of tidal creeks and marshes for visitors to enjoy and explore. In combination with adjacent state and federal land, Marshy Point is part of a natural preserve encompassing more than 3,000 acres. Today, Marshy Point Park features over eight miles of hiking trails, two self-guided nature trails, a canoe/kayak launch and pier, a wildlife observation platform, a community garden, and a butterfly garden. The Nature Center is open from 9 am to 5 pm every day (except holidays), and the park is open from sunrise to sunset daily. There are a variety of exhibits and activities to check out around the Nature Center, and staff members are happy to answer any questions.
Visiting Baltimore lately? You already know — the real magic here isn’t just monuments or crab cakes It’s the people Everyday Marylanders and DC residents chatting at the bus stop, swapping stories in line at the carryout, laughing with coworkers on the Metro, talking about life, work, and what it’s like living in the DMV and our neighbor states
That same down‑to‑earth, front‑porch, “we actually…
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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