Wine Village in Baltimore
Come celebrate the first warm spring days and nights at Charm City’s Wine Village. Brought to you by the makers of Christmas Village in Baltimore, this free festival takes inspiration from Germany’s traditional and casual wine events. Ring in summer in a laid-back atmosphere with waterfront views, a grand wine selection, wine slushies, non-alcoholic drinks, delicious bites, live entertainment and an arts and crafts marketplace. Bring your date, friends or enjoy some family fun!
Full season details, along with the full event schedule, vendor lists, food menus and so much more will be released in April.
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503 Light Street
Baltimore, 21230
Hours
2025 HOURS:
- Monday to Thursday, 3-10 p.m.
- Friday to Sunday, 1-10 p.m.
- Mother’s Day, 1-10 p.m.
- Memorial Day, 1-10 p.m.
Event Highlights
- Extended dates beyond Memorial Day – more time to enjoy the fun
- Curated selection of local and international wines
- Refreshing slushies, cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks
- Arts & Crafts marketplace with local and international vendors
- Live entertainment featuring bands and movie nights
- Family-friendly activities, including a charming carousel
- Discounted parking for all visitors
- Delicious bites including Brats, grilled beef and chicken kebabs, Belgian fries, fire-roasted corn, vegan options and more.
Inner Harbor Hotels
Explore the Inner Harbor
Where Baltimore’s shipbuilding and steel mills once stood, you’ll now find a busy destination for fun. The Baltimore Inner Harbor has everything, from scenic waterfront views to fresh seafood restaurants to spectacular museums.
While visiting the Wine Village, be sure to carve out time to visit the National Aquarium, Maryland Science Center, the historic ships and Port Discovery. Experience the water up close by hopping on the Water Taxi or a Chessie paddle boat. And don’t forget to commemorate your time in Charm City by taking a photo with Visit Baltimore’s logo sculpture in the Inner Harbor!
Take a picture with the Visit Baltimore sign!
Inner Harbor Restaurants
- Blackwall Hitch: This seafood restaurant comes complete with nautical inspired décor and two stories to enjoy the waterfront views.
- McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood & Steaks: For high quality seafood, head to the end of Pier 5 with a view of the Seven Foot Knoll Lighthouse overlooking the water.
- Phillips Seafood: For more than 100 years, this Maryland-based, family-owned restaurant group has served up outstanding crab cakes and fresh seafood with flair. In the summer months, the outdoor crab deck grants you front-row access to the Patapsco River and the vibrant waterfront promenade.
- Rusty Scupper: From the East Coast’s freshest oysters, shrimp and lobster to its famous crab cakes, this waterfront favorite is a seafood lover’s dream.
- Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls: Located in Harborplace across from the Inner Harbor Ampitheater, Mason’s is the place for fresh, buttery lobster and shrimp rolls.
- Matriarch Coffee: Get your caffeine fix at this Black-owned coffee shop located on the ground floor of Harborplace.
