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Join artist Grandmother Edna Lawrence in learning to craft a paper quilt. Fabric Expressions Paper Quilting workshops will be held once a month through the run of the Fabric Expression Exhibit.
Maryland Miniatures will be showing their creations that include the popular Baltimore Row House. These creations area so perfectly detailed that you will think you were looking down a Baltimore street.
2 – day event, October 20 and 21
This is an event for the whole family
$6.00 adults
$2.00 children (6 -16)
Free for children under 6
Maryland Miniatures will be showing their creations that include the popular Baltimore Row House. These creations area so perfectly detailed that you will think you were looking down a Baltimore street.
2 – day event, October 20 and 21
This is an event for the whole family
$6.00 adults
$2.00 children (6 -16)
Free for children under 6
Each year, Zion serves a traditional sour beef dinner, complete with homemade potato dumplings, red cabbage, green beans, rolls, cake and coffee or tea. This dinner has been prepared for years by the Frauenverein, or ladies aid society, mostly without a recipe and dependent upon what they were taught by their mothers. Their mothers called it sauerbraten, but the German immigrants wanted to adopt the name to their new home and thus the name was translated to ‘sour beef’. The ladies work tirelessly for more than a week in preparation of this feast. “For the people that work on this dinner, it is a labor of love, it is perpetuating our heritage and our roots in the Baltimore community”, says Freddie Herbert, a Co-Chair of the dinner.
Each year, Zion serves a traditional sour beef dinner, complete with homemade potato dumplings, red cabbage, green beans, rolls, cake and coffee or tea. This dinner has been prepared for years by the Frauenverein, or ladies aid society, mostly without a recipe and dependent upon what they were taught by their mothers. Their mothers called it sauerbraten, but the German immigrants wanted to adopt the name to their new home and thus the name was translated to ‘sour beef’. The ladies work tirelessly for more than a week in preparation of this feast. “For the people that work on this dinner, it is a labor of love, it is perpetuating our heritage and our roots in the Baltimore community”, says Freddie Herbert, a Co-Chair of the dinner.
See the Museum in a whole new light as we light candle and kerosene lanterns on our antique fire rigs. Visit with re-enactors in period attire. It’s like stepping into the past as you explore the Museum by the light of the lanterns. A family friend event. Wear a costume and admission is half price!
Houdini died 92 years ago on Halloween and this will be the 91st consecutive Official Houdini Séance – and its first occurrence in Baltimore. Houdini performed in Maryland many times over his career – perhaps he will once again make an appearance!
Join us for an evening full of roving magicians, expert presentations, the official séance, and a spectacular finale. Enjoy wine and a light dinner (dietary laws observed).
Houdini died 92 years ago on Halloween and this will be the 91st consecutive Official Houdini Séance – and its first occurrence in Baltimore. Houdini performed in Maryland many times over his career – perhaps he will once again make an appearance!
Join us for an evening full of roving magicians, expert presentations, the official séance, and a spectacular finale. Enjoy wine and a light dinner (dietary laws observed).
Things will get hot at The Fire Museum of Maryland, as we host our first-ever Five Alarm Party. The party honors 250 years of firefighting and first responders and supports our capital campaign. Great food and drink, an auction, music and a great night at the museum!
