Is Memorial Day Weeknd the official beginning of summer? Or is it when school lets out? Locally, it might be when outdoor pools open. At any rate, Memorial Day has come to be the big three-day kick off to warmer weather activities.
Right on cue, here comes Saturday.
Farmers Market, Clarksville Commons, 10-2
Plant Sale, Freetown Farm, 9-1
Fiber Garden Demonstration, Community Ecology Institute, 10 am
Yards Alive, Oakland Mills, 2-5
At the Lakefront:
Memorial Day Kickoff at the Pavillion, The Collective Offshore, 2-6
At the Harriet Tubman Cultural Center:
HoCo HaHa’s Circus/Magic Variety Show, Harriet Tubman Cultural Center, 6-8 pm (You must purchase tickets for this.)
In Old Ellicott City:
Patrick R. Smith plays at Little Market Café, 12-2
Summer Movie Nights: Barbie, The Wine Bin, 9 pm
I’ve saved the next one for the very last as it’s an all-weekend activity:
DoodleHATCH Festival 2024: Music, Marmaids, Magic, and More, Long Reach Village Center, Saturday, Sunday, Monday (You must purchase tickets for this event.)
Here’s what the ticket page looks like. You will choose a morning or afternoon visit to the festival.
Here’s what will be happening on each day of the Festival.
Readers of this blog know I’m a big fan of the quirky creativity on offer at DoodleHATCH. This looks like a lot of fun for kids (and overgrown kids like me.)
Bonus cool points to the staff at Freetown Farm for their “hard sell” Tomatopalooza Instagram reel. Reels are ephemeral, so, this one won’t last long!
Oops, it’s actually a Tomatothon. Here’s a still photo from the video. Do I sense a budding drama troupe over there?
Go see them this morning. Tomatoes are standing by…
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