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Feb. 1: Ice Cream for Breakfast at The Charmery

The Charmery, Towson, Medfield, and Hampden locations. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Free.

Instead of starting your Saturday with cereal and milk or burnt toast with butter and jam, make your way to The Charmery to try ice cream inspired by those breakfast favorites instead. Keep your jammies on for this annual sugar-crazed morning—taking place at all three of the ice cream shop’s locations around Charm City—and sample outside-of-the-box flavors like cold pizza, vegan açaí bowl, and whole bean coffee infused with Vent Coffee. If you really want to indulge your sweet tooth, order the Cereal Bowl, featuring five baby scoops, or the “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” milkshake, made with cold brew coffee and croissant flakes.

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Feb. 2: Super Bowl Sunday

Locations, times, and prices vary.

Yes, we’re all still heartbroken over the Ravens’ early exit from this year’s playoff run, but no, that won’t keep us from celebrating football’s biggest night with plenty of booze, wings, and more booze. We rounded up the best places to watch Sunday’s Super Bowl matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs—featuring beer specials and all-you-can-drink packages at local bars—where you are almost guaranteed to find crestfallen Ravens fans still mourning the Super Bowl game that got away.

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Feb. 2: Groundhog Day on Groundhog Day

The SNF Parkway Theatre, 5 W. North Avenue. 1-3 p.m. $8-11.

This Sunday, the world will watch with bated breath to see whether Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow on Groundhog Day. Whether the all-knowing groundhog declares six more weeks of winter or spring, celebrate this zany tradition by taking a matinee showing of Harold Ramis’ 1993 comedy of the same name at the historic Parkway Theatre. Whether it’s your first or thousandth time seeing the classic Bill Murray flick, don’t miss the chance to watch him relive Groundhog Day again and again on the big screen.

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Jan. 31: The Honey Dewdrops

Creative Alliance, 3134 Eastern Ave. 8-11 p.m. $15-18.

Since this Baltimore-based Americana duo released their fifth record, Anyone Can See, last spring, we haven’t been able to get tunes like “More Than You Should Say” or “Ecola” out of our heads. This Friday, snag a seat at Creative Alliance to hear Laura Wortman and Kagey Parrish perform a collection of their harmony-soaked songs for an intimate audience. Be sure to pay close attention to the lyrics of songs like “Welcome to the Club” and “Going Rate”, which reflect the storytelling duo’s thoughts on the changing neighborhood of Hampden and the Baltimore Uprising.

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Jan. 31: Art After Hours

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

Art lovers, rejoice! The Baltimore Museum of Art’s late-night affair is back with a celebration of radical self-expression through art and fashion, thanks to inspiration from current exhibits Ellen Lesperance: Velvet Fist and Mickalene Thomas: A Moment’s Pleasure. As always, this night of revelry is packed with things to see and do: An anarchist sweater workshop with artist Ellen Lesperance, a retro brooch-making tutorial with artist René Treviño, and live performances by local R&B songstress Joy Postell and the Baltimore Boom Bap Society. Don’t forget to take advantage of the after-hours access to the galleries, where visitors can take in the exhibitions that influenced the event.

Although Baltimore might not be healed from the Ravens’ early playoff loss, this year’s Super Bowl matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs is Sunday, and it’s time to celebrate the biggest event in football season. Super Bowl parties call for burgers, wings, beer, and more beer, and what better place to celebrate than at a local hotspot? So sit back, relax, and check out these neighborhood bars for various deals that pair perfectly with a view of the game.

Crossbar: If you’re looking to grab a few drinks before the game starts, Crossbar in Federal Hill will be featuring deals from open to close. Enjoy $3 domestic beers, $5 Smirnoff bombs and Rumple Minze shots, $7 Miller Lite liters, $10 Blue Moon liters, $15 domestic buckets, and a $20 deal on eight wings and any liter of beer. 18 E Cross St.

Hair of the Dog: Head to South Baltimore for $30 bottomless domestic drafts, rail liquor, and house wine to pair with the game-day buffet. Hair of the Dog will be starting its Super Bowl party at 5:30 p.m. and hosting various giveaways and raffles throughout. 1649 S Hanover St. 5:30 p.m.

The Point in Fells: This Fells Point favorite will be pouring $6 Ravens Crushes, $6 game-day bombs, $12 Bud Light pitchers, and $15 domestic buckets starting at 3 p.m. Join the “Ravens Club,” and drink from a bottomless glass for $25, which can be filled with domestic drafts, Truly hard seltzers, Ice Picks, vodka lemonades, or screwdrivers. The game will be displayed on all TV’s with the sound up high, so there’s no need to worry about missing a play. 1738 Thames St. 3 p.m.

Mother’s Federal Hill Grille: While best known for their Purple Patio events during Ravens home games, Mother’s in Federal Hill will still be celebrating the Super Bowl and serving up game-day favorites. For $30 during the game you can enjoy a tailgate-themed buffet (think meatballs and wings), as well as an open bar featuring beer and rail drinks. 1113 S Charles St. 6:30 p.m.

Pratt Street Ale House: This viewing party will feature drink deals including $3 select domestic bottles, as well as $5 Oliver Brewing Company pints, glasses of wine, and rail drinks. Known for its soft pretzels and beer cheese, the menu of gastropub fare at Pratt Street Ale House has something for everyone. If you’re hoping to cheer on your favorite team from Hampden, check out Pratt Street’s sister-spot Five and Dime Ale House on the Avenue for the exact same deals. 206 W Pratt St. 6:30 p.m.

Nacho Mama’s: While not your traditional sports bar, Nacho Mama’s locations in Towson and Canton will be showing the Super Bowl with various specials. Starting at 6:30 p.m. you can enjoy $1 Natty Boh drafts, $3 domestic bottles, $6 Graceland margaritas and bombs, and $15 Graceland hubcaps. Pair your drink with a $6 burgers, ground beef nachos with queso, or buffalo tenders. 2907 O’Donnell St. and 2 W Pennsylvania Ave. 6:30 p.m.

Kona Grill: Inner Harbor staple Kona Grill will be serving up all-day happy hour for football fanatics. If the bar scene isn’t for you, they are also promoting their tailgate package for $99, which includes two orders of chicken satay, pepperoni and margherita flatbread, Kona sliders, lettuce wraps, and potstickers, for dine-in and to-go service. 1 E Pratt St. 11 a.m.

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Feb. 2: Valentine’s Pajama Brunch

Miss Shirley’s Café, 513 W. Cold Spring Lane. 7:30-9 a.m. Free-$27.99.

Valentine’s Day might not be for another few weeks, but we’ll take any excuse to indulge in cheesecake-stuffed French toast or red velvet pancakes on a Saturday morning. Keep your pajamas and slippers on from the night before and treat the whole family to this two-course brunch, featuring special breakfast boxes for the kiddos and tons of sweet and savory entrees for the grown-ups. Stick around for crafts, balloon art, and Valentine’s Day-themed activities that will leave everyone ready for a mid-morning nap.

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Feb. 3: Super Bowl Sunday

Locations, times, and prices vary.

Let’s face it: It’s hard to find a reason for a Baltimore fan to get hyped for this year’s Super Bowl. But luckily, local watering holes around the city are throwing watch parties with enough drink specials to give us something to cheer about. Spend Super Bowl Sunday booing the New England Patriots with bottomless brews at Mother’s Grille, knocking back $3 cans of Natty Boh at R. House, or bellying up to the bar at any of our best places to hate-watch the game. And remember: There’s always next year for the Ravens.

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Feb. 2: Groundhog Day on Groundhog Day

The SNF Parkway, 5 W. North Ave. 7-9 p.m. $8-10.

After a week of fighting the chill of the polar vortex, we’re practically begging Punxsutawney Phil not to see his shadow on Groundhog Day. Whether the all-knowing groundhog declares six more weeks of winter or not, celebrate this hair-brained harebrained tradition by watching Harold Ramis’ 1993 comedy of the same name this Saturday night. Settle into the (warm) Parkway Theatre and laugh along with the inimitable Bill Murray as he relives Groundhog Day over and over in this crowd-favorite flick.

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Feb. 1: Live at the Hive

Charm City Meadworks, 400 E. Biddle St. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. $5.

Not only is Charm City Meadworks known for its wide range of still and sparkling meads, but the Mt. Vernon space also draws crowds for its one-of-a-kind events like gear swaps, video game tournaments, and this Friday’s multi-genre concert series. Pack the meadery to sip $5 drafts and slushies while jamming to a headline performance by standout local MC Eze Jackson, along with DJ Mac Hewitt, Ring WorldØØØ, and Revvnant—a new project from local songwriter Elias Schutzman.

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Feb. 1: Earth Treks Rendezvous

Earth Treks Hampden, 1700 W. 41st St., Suite 400. 6-10 p.m. $20.

Whether you’re a first-time climber or just taking advantage of the discounted day pass, stop by Earth Treks Hampden on Friday night for its monthly community climbing meet-up. Get to know other local enthusiasts, sip on free cider and beer from Union Craft Brewing, and check out equipment and accessories from vendors like Buddy Boulders and Banjo & Bean.

As much as we wish it were the Ravens stepping onto the field this year, the Super Bowl is an excuse to party no matter which teams are playing. Whether you’re inexplicably pulling for the Patriots, or cheering on former Raven-turned-Eagle Torrey Smith, there are plenty of local bars and restaurants throwing watch parties to celebrate the big game. So throw on a jersey, crack open a beer, watch Justin Timberlake take the stage during halftime (here’s hoping for an ’NSYNC reunion), and enjoy the biggest competition of the year at any one of these area eateries.

B&O American Brasserie: To celebrate the matchup, this downtown dining destination inside the Hotel Monaco is getting creative with its cocktail menu. Bartender Anna Welker will be serving three specialty drinks, “two that are very different, plus one that just wants everyone to get along,” she says. For $10, sip the “Dawkins Knock Out” (Laird’s applejack, Kinsey rye, and Lillet Blanc with an orange twist), the “Beli-check Yourself” (a play on a Cape Cod cocktail with vodka, cranberry-juniper shrub, and grapefruit liqueur), or the “Peacemaker”—a boilermaker with Sam Adams beer from Boston and Kinsey bourbon from Philadelphia. 2 N. Charles St., 443-692-6172

The Baltimore Eagle: This Station North standby is famous for its ragers, and the Super Bowl will be no exception with the game projected on the big screen and $3 Absolut and Miller Lite refills. 2022 N. Charles St., 410-200-9858

Bo Brooks: No Super Bowl party is complete without tailgate fare, and this Canton crab house will have plenty of it. For $50, take advantage of all-you-can-drink beer paired with a bottomless buffet featuring crab and taco dips, steamed mussels and shrimp, Swedish meatballs, and baked ziti. 2780 Lighthouse Point, Ste. A, 410-588-0202

The Brass Tap at the Fitzgerald: This Midtown beer bar—which celebrated its one-year anniversary earlier this week—is backing the Eagles with draft specials from Philadelphia-based Victory Brewing. Be sure to line your stomach with pub grub including loaded tots, hushpuppies, rib nachos, and Buffalo chicken dip. 1205 W. Mount Royal Ave., 888-901-2337

Dogwatch Tavern: Patriots fans frequently flock to this Fells Point watering hole to get their fix of bites and beer on game days. This Sunday, head to the laid-back bar to down $2 Jello shots, $5 22-oz. Miller Lite drafts, $7 orders of wings, and $15 Miller and Coors Light buckets. 709 S. Broadway, 410-276-6030

Five & Dime Ale House: Settle in at this Hampden hangout to enjoy food specials (Sriracha nachos, anyone?) paired with $3 domestic beers, $4 Oliver Brewing Company ales, and $5 house wine and rail drinks during the game. 901 W. 36th St., 443-835-2179

Jimmy’s Seafood: Now in its 27th year, this annual Super Bowl bash offers all-inclusive eats and drinks. Enter into raffles, pack into a photo booth with friends, and have a caricature drawn while indulging in a full bull and oyster roast featuring pit beef and tons of sides. 6526 Holabird Ave., Dundalk, $65, 410-633-4040

JD’s Smokehouse: It’s tough to resist the beer and barbecue at this Canton favorite, which has become known for its mouthwatering meats. (You can’t go wrong with the pulled pork macaroni and cheese served in a Mason jar.) Head to the bar during the game to enjoy a free appetizer buffet, $10 domestic buckets, $20 Union Craft buckets, $5 Crushes, $2 Natty Bohs, and $1 wings. 623 S. Luzerne St., 410-522-2266

Magerks Pub: You probably shouldn’t bother showing up to this Federal Hill favorite—which also boasts a second location in Bel Air—if you’re not wearing midnight green. The pub is expected to be packed with Eagles fans chowing down on cheesesteaks, downing $15 Miller Lite buckets, throwing back Eagles Bombs (green shooters mixed with Red Bull), and chanting “Fly Eagles Fly” while watching the game on 14 plasma screens. 1061 S. Charles St., 410-576-9230

Mt. Washington Tavern: With big screens around every corner, this inviting Mt. Washington haunt is an ideal spot for game watching. The tavern is going all out for the big game, offering an open bar package and bottomless halftime buffet highlighting chili, veggie burger sliders, house-made kettle chips, Buffalo wings, Mexican dip, hot dogs, and more. 5700 Newbury St., $40, 410-367-6903

The Point: Stroll along the Fells Point cobblestone and head toward The Point to throw back $6 Smirnoff bombs, $6 Super Bowl bombs, and $15 domestic buckets. At the bar’s sister-spot in Towson, enjoy endless tailgate fare including crab dip with soft pretzels, wings, meatball sliders, bacon macaroni and cheese, and seasoned fries. Wash down all of the eats with bottomless rail drinks, as well as Miller, Coors, Natty Boh, and Angry Orchard drafts. 1738 Thames St., 410-327-7264 & 523 York Road, Towson, $54, 443-991-4293

R. House: Gather around the massive screens at Remington’s communal food hall to watch the top teams duke it out while sipping $2 Natty Boh tallboys from R. Bar throughout the game. Plus, food stalls are getting in on the fun with specials of their own. Take advantage of discounted pizzas from Molina Pizze & Polpette, fried chicken sandwich specials at BRD, and a $10 deal on dips and eggplant fries from Arba. 301 W. 29th St., 443-347-3570

Twist: Get the party started early with the BYOB brunch at this Fells Point favorite. Brunch service will start at 10 a.m., and will continue throughout the game with a la carte items including waffle bites, hash brown bowls, Parisian almond croissant French toast, and classic huevos rancheros. 723 S. Broadway, 410-522-4000