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Oct. 12: Oysterfest 13

South Point, Port Covington. 12-9 p.m. Free-$99.

For the first time in its 13-year history, this slurp-tastic festival will take place on South Point’s waterfront, with tons of freshly shucked oysters, seafood delights, and drinks to celebrate prime Chesapeake Bay oyster season. Spend the day sampling more than 10 varieties of raw oysters, taking in the picture-perfect views, and, if you really want to be impressed, watching some of the region’s most skilled oyster fanatics compete for the title of fastest local shucker. If you’re hemming and hawing over the price of a VIP shuck-buck package, remember that a portion of the proceeds benefits the Oyster Recovery Partnership and Living Classrooms Foundation.

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Oct. 12:Chesapeake Kombucha Homebrew Competition

WILD Kombucha, 4820 Seton Dr., Suite L. 1-5 p.m. Free.

The Wild Kombucha boys are heralded around town for their homegrown success story—the founders expanded their booch operation from a one-room set-up to a 13,000-square-foot brewery within four years—and now they’re giving fellow local brewers the chance to jumpstart theirs, too. Visit the northwest Baltimore brewery on Saturday to participate in Wild Kombucha’s first-ever homebrew competition, where you can put your own recipe to the test or spend the afternoon sipping on the fermented flavors of area makers. Stick around to see which homebrew recipe takes home the people’s choice award because, who knows, it could be sitting on the shelf at Whole Foods before you know it.

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Oct. 11: Art After Hours

The Baltimore Museum of Art, 10 Art Museum Dr. 8-11 p.m. $20-25.

This Friday, the Baltimore Museum of Art will prove that the real party doesn’t start until gallery hours end. During the latest iteration of the museum’s ever-popular Art After Hours series, Baltimore-based artist collectives Wickerham & Lomax and WDLY will put on a takeover called The House We Built that unfold in three acts: a wedding, funeral, and anniversary party. Inspired by the transformative moments expressed in the BMA’s current exhibition, Generations: A History of Black Abstract Art, this one-night-only affair will feature everything from performances and artists talks to wearable art workshops and free admission to this boundary-breaking exhibition.

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Oct. 12: Band Camp Music Festival

Waverly Brewing Company, 1625 Union Ave., Suite C. 12-9 p.m. $12.

Remember that one time at band camp? Well, this inaugural camp-inspired music festival at Waverly Brewing Company might jog your memory. Starting on Saturday afternoon, pack the Hampden brewery to hear rockin’ sets from nine local acts across two stages. Inside at the Acoustic Brewery stage, bop along with rising artists like Alex Champagne and Joseph Mulhollen, and check out the Electric Outdoor stage where Baltimore bands like The Minus Drag and The Shrapnels will be shredding all evening long.

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Oct. 12-13: Fells Point Fun Festival

Thames St. and S. Broadway Sts. Sat. 11 a.m.-8 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Free-$50.

Somehow, this beloved neighborhood festival continues to get bigger and better each year. Make your way to the heart of Fells Point this weekend to join in on the family-friendly revelry of this 53rd annual shindig, which showcases the best eats, drinks, shopping, live music, and entertainment the waterfront hotspot has to offer. Pro tip: If you plan to have a drink (or two) in hand during the festival, purchase exclusive drink packages by Friday to take advantage of money-saving offers.

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]]> Talk Shop: South Moon Under Turns 10 https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/section/styleshopping/talk-shop-south-moon-under-turns-10-empowered-by-gundalow-wee-chic-x-ivivva/ Fri, 04 Sep 2015 17:38:00 +0000 https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/?p=68487 Continued]]> Harbor East’s South Moon Under 10-Year Anniversary
Harbor East favorite South Moon Under opened its doors for the first time on September 1, 2005, proving that time sure does fly when you’re having fun (and/or shopping). To celebrate its 10th year of serving up the trendiest styles for both the men and women of Baltimore, the store will be hosting an anniversary event on Thursday, September 10 from 6-9 p.m. All purchases will be 20-percent off and the event with also feature a Haute Blow Dry braid bar, gift bags for the first 25 guests, giveaways, refreshments, and a live DJ. Here’s to 10 more years! 815 Aliceanna St., 410-685-7820.

Empowered by Gundalow Fitness
Sweat for a good cause on September 20, as Gundalow Juice partners with Ryleigh’s Oyster and many local fitness studios to create a different kind of Sunday Funday. One ticket buys you a choice of fitness class, Gundalow juice samples, and an Under Armour T-shirt or tank top. Pick from the nine classes offered which include everything from spin to barre to yoga, with a portion of the proceeds going to Kennedy Krieger Institute’s yoga-based psychotherapy group. Celebrate your hard work with an after-party at Ryleigh’s (Federal Hill or Hunt Valley locations) for a refreshing Gundalow cocktail and lite fare before the Raven’s vs. Raiders game. Tickets are available for $35.

Wee Chic x Ivivva
Girl power and fashion are great on their own, but together they
make an empowering combination that just can’t be beat. That’s something Wee
Chic Boutique, ivivva active wear (created by lululemon athletica) and cool
progeny recognized and decided to do something about it. The companies are
teaming up to create the “Many Sides of Me” campaign, a movement that celebrates
all facets of tween girls’ personalities and interests to create brave,
courageous, and confident young women. Grab your tickets for the in-store event on Friday September 25, at Wee Chic in Green Spring Station.
Or, stop by the boutique on Saturday, September 26 to see pieces from the fall
clothing collection, take part in yoga sessions, and create Mala bracelets. 2360
West Joppa Rd. #115, Lutherville, 410-878-7400

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]]> Ryleigh’s Oyster Debuts at Meyerhoff https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/section/fooddrink/ryleighs-oyster-debuts-at-meyerhoff/ Sun, 22 Jun 2014 22:34:00 +0000 https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/?p=67809 Continued]]> Ever since the January closing of Mari Luna Bistro across from the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, we’ve eagerly awaited the announcement of what will fill the vacant space.

Now, Meyerhoff patrons (and other fans)  can enjoy oysters and classic pub grub when a third location of the popular Federal Hill bar Ryleigh’s Oyster opens this fall on Cathedral Street.

Will Ryleigh’s succeed where so many others, including Robert Oliver Seafood, 23rd Degree Restaurant and Wine Bar, and Spike & Charlie’s, weren’t able to make it work?

Part of the problem, we’ve been told recently by former Spike & Charlie’s owner, Charlie Gjerde, is that ample parking in the Bolton Hill neighborhood has always been an issue.

And as much as the Meyheroff offers an instant restaurant audience, it has also worked against prior establishments—historically, on non-performance nights (and during showtime), the large space has been tough to fill.

That being said, we’re hoping this oyster delivers a pearl. 

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