This East Coast city is full of an array of awesome Christmas celebrations, from giant tree lightings to Santa meetups and more. Create some great new traditions! Everyone is welcome to enjoy warm drinks and sweets during the Hot Chocolate Happy Hour while acrobats and holiday characters entertain audiences. The performances take place on 3 different dates throughout the month of December. The Olde Tyme Christmas Celebration takes place one day a year at Historic Fells Point and provides a great mix of activities for everyone.
Vendors set up to sell homemade gifts and treats at a traditional holiday market, an eggnog contest is held, kids can enjoy breakfast with Santa, and horse-drawn sleigh rides are available.
Adults can enjoy the Reindeer Run Pub Crawl which goes until the wee hours of the morning and involves around 20 pubs and bars offering numerous specials. Germany is well-known for its romantic and picturesque Christmas markets, full of wonderful food, drinks, and music. You can also find a multitude of unique and homemade gifts at the village. Without hopping across the Atlantic, it is hard to find a closer resemblance to the great German Christmas markets and all of their charm.
You can enjoy Christmas in Baltimore all days of the year at this year-round Christmas store. Located in the Harbor of Baltimore, Christmas and the City shares the waterfront area with many historical sites, museums, and plenty of restaurants.
Here you can pick up nearly any ornament or Christmas-themed decoration you can think of, including special Maryland and Baltimore-themed ornaments. Ice skating is a great way to get some fresh air during the winter season, especially when you can also enjoy a lovely water view. The Pandora Ice Rink at Inner Harbor is a newly renovated ice rink placed by the Waterfront Partnership and is a full 6, square feet. Ice skating is a holiday pastime and is perfect for a date, time spent with family, or even just exercise during the cold winter months.
For the parents, there is delicious gourmet food and great views of the Inner Harbor and Patapsco River, and the kids get to enjoy a special kids buffet, entertainment, and a chance to see Santa. If you are going to try and see Santa at one of his appearances across the city, you may as well enjoy beautiful panoramic views and delicious food while you do it.
Rock the Dock is a full holiday party for the whole family. Under a heated tent, you can take part in numerous activities including holiday themed arts and crafts, ornament making, cookie decorating, face painting, and train rides along the Promenade. There will also be plenty of delicious food and drinks from vendors and local restaurants alike. From December 20 until December 31, the Maryland Science Center is offering a holiday-themed exploration of science at the 12 Days of Science event.
Each day has a special theme, such as constructing a gingerbread house, participating in the Winter Games, or learning about liquid nitrogen and dry ice on Frostbite Day. The Grammy-nominated band Milkshake [8] will also be playing to celebrate the final day and the beginning of a new year. As the weather forces us indoors, Christmas movies are warming each of our hearts, and The Polar Express 4-D Experience is an incredible way to take part in the adventure.
The display is based on the movie, "The Polar Express," and truly brings the audience into the screen by allowing guests to experience multi-sensory effects. While watching, you will feel the wind, snow, and even smell the hot cocoa as it appears on the screen.
Pets are just as much a part of the family as kids, so why should they not get a picture with Santa as well? Santa for decades has set up shop in his own house outside at Harborplace. But he was moved indoors to the Light Street Pavilion last year. Santa Claus is just one of the new additions to the Christmas Village this year.
Painting classes will be held every Thursday at the Hofbrau Beer Garden inside the main tent and every Friday a kids entertainment program will be held in the expanded Kids Corner area. Returning this year is the popular ice rink put on by Waterfront Partnership, sponsored again by Pandora, the jewelry company headquartered downtown.
It will return to the Inner Harbor Amphitheater where it relocated to last year. First graders from Lakeland E. Carl D. Station in Ralph L. Irving H. Phillips Jr. Santa Claus participate in holiday festivities at the Inner Harbor in Phillips, Jr. Santa passed out candy cane treats to the children and received a few love letter from the kids. She broke her arm on the monkey bars, but Santa promised her a good Christmas. Clarence B. The public is invited to bring pairs of mittens of gloves to hang on the tree located there.
The gloves will be taken off the tree and given to poor children on Christmas Eve by the Salvation Army. William H. Firefighter Stanley Leonard played Santa near the Cross Street Market for a department promotion stressing fire safety during the holidays.
Weyman D. Swagger In a custom that seems to be peculiar to Baltimore, one of his visitors gives Santa a penny in Santa is Warren Lee Terry.
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