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Holly Jolly Trolley

Friday, November 28, 2025, 6:00 PM – Sunday, December 28, 2025, 10:00 PM
Repeats daily -- until Sun Dec 28 2025 -- except Sun Nov 30 2025, Mon Dec 01 2025, Tue Dec 02 2025, Mon Dec 08 2025, Tue Dec 09 2025, Wed Dec 10 2025, Mon Dec 15 2025, Tue Dec 16 2025, Mon Dec 22 2025, Tue Dec 23 2025, Thu Dec 25 2025.
Royal Sonesta Harbor Court
Activities History & Heritage Outdoors

FESTIVE HOLLY JOLLY TROLLEY TOURS RETURNS TO BALTIMORE

Festive Holiday Event Takes Ticket Holders Around Baltimore City to Experience - Vibrant Holiday Light Displays While Learning a Little History

Museum Store Sunday

The Natural History Society of Maryland
Activities History & Heritage
Free

NHSM is thrilled to join over 2,200 museums across the globe for Museum Store Sunday, a day dedicated to purposeful shopping and community support. Though our museum remains officially closed for renovations, we’re opening our doors for one extraordinary day to host a holiday marketplace unlike anything you’ll find in stores—or online.

Monument Lighting Open House: Sip and Silhouettes

Maryland Center for History and Culture
Exhibition Activities History & Heritage
Free

Warm up at MCHC during the historic Washington Monument lighting! Organized by the Mount Vernon Place Conservancy, this annual tradition has taken place in Baltimore since 1971. Enjoy a self-serve hot chocolate bar and live holiday carols, and receive a free custom hand-cut silhouette portrait from Lauren Muney, local traditional silhouette artist. Registration is required. Free Museum admission between 5 and 8 pm.

Wye Oak Lecture—A Chronicle in Crocks: Baltimore’s Legacy in Early American Stoneware

Saturday, December 13, 2025, 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Maryland Center for History and Culture
Exhibition Lectures/ Workshops History & Heritage

From the 1700s to the late 1800s, the pantries of many Americans doubled as galleries of unique folk art: artfully crafted, salt-glazed vessels decorated with animals, landscapes, and caricatures rendered in blue cobalt oxide. Early American stoneware, or “crocks,” was a quotidian part of everyday life, and Baltimore was an epicenter of stoneware production that shaped the technique, style, and taste of crocks throughout the Eastern Seaboard.

Maryland Opera Children’s Festival

Sunday, December 14, 2025, 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Maryland Center for History and Culture
Exhibition Activities History & Heritage
Free

The Maryland Opera Children’s Festival welcomes families and young ones for a day of discovery. The event features arts & crafts, an instrument petting zoo, the puppet performers of the Maryland Opera Outreach program, cookies and cocoa, and a children’s opera version of Hansel and Gretel.