Welcome to the second annual
Wine Village in Baltimore!
Dates/Hour
May 09, 2024 - May 27, 2024
Monday - Thursday: 3pm - 10pm
Friday - Sunday: 1pm - 10pm
Memorial Day: 1pm - 10pm
Location
West Shore Park, Inner Harbor
501 Light Street, Baltimore, MD 21230 USA
Free Admission
Are you looking for things to do in Baltimore? Welcome to Wine Village in Baltimore, the newest wine festival at the Inner Harbor. Following Germany’s traditional and casual wine events, it is finally time for Baltimore to get a taste of them. Enjoy a wine and food market in addition to local and international wines as well as European delicacies, summer appetizers and desserts.
What can you expect?
- No admission – you pay as you go for your food and drinks
- Local and international curated wines, non-alcoholic and kid-friendly drinks, beer, cocktails and more
- Arts & Crafts Vendors
- European inspired food and more
- Family friendly picnic area, traditional wine-garden as well as chill-out seating areas
- Live performances on the stage
- Movie nights, balloon twisters, face painters and more kids attractions
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VENDORS
For 19 days and 19 nights we celebrate the second annual Wine Village in Baltimore at the Inner Harbor. Not only can you expect a wide wine and food selection but also lots of kids' entertainment as well as an Arts & Crafts marketplace. Do not miss various events taking place at Wine Village in Baltimore.
Wine Village in Baltimore 2023 – Layout Map | check back in May 2024 for the updated layout
A world of wines to choose from.
European Wine Château
European varietals are the staple of traditional wine-making methods. With vineyards that date back multiple centuries, here you will find the selections are balanced with earthen tones from these mature century grapes.
New World Wine Villa
California fronting the production of newer contemporary styles of wine, here you'll find bright fruity flavors. Our new world selections consist of the east coast takes on traditional styles.
Maryland Wine Manor
Home to our Charm City Maryland offers a great selection of wines. We support our local wine makers, we will showcase a wide selection of wine from Maryland's largest winemaker, Boordy Vineyards.
Sparkling Soiree
A Selection of Prosecco, Champagne and more from Italy, Spain, France and German will be serveed at the Sparkling Soiree booth.
Eiskeller
Our Eiskeller will feature wine slushies and non-alcoholic slushies. All offerings can be topped with fresh wine-infused fruit.
Harborview Libations
Fancy a refreshing cocktail. Enjoy our breezy Summer Summer Cocktails and refreshing Mocktails.
Luscious Lemonade Lounge
The Lounge offers Ice-cold and freshly made non-alcoholic Lemonade. In addition to it, european style sangrias will be served. All Lemonades can be topped with frsh wine- infused fruits.
European Delicacies to compliment the wines
German Grill
Serving German Bratwurst (traditional or smoked), Beer Braised Bratwurst or Leberkäse (German meatloaf) fresh from the Charcoal Swivel Grill. Top it with freshly cooked Sauerkraut, pan seared bell peppers and onions, or fresh onions and pickles!
Belgian Fries Huis
Double fried, fresh cut thick fries, topped with mayo and fresh diced onions, Swiss cheese, or bacon and cheese. Don't forget to ask for our house-made deluxe dips: original Dutch Joppiesaus (mildly curried mayo with fresh onions), remoulade, herbed garlic mayo, or Sriracha mayo!
Frankfurt Fusion Corn Dogs
Freshly made corn dogs rolled in home made batter and fried to perfection will be served - original, cheesy, dorito's cheese Lover's and a Flaming Hot Cheetos Corn Dog are on the menu. Don't forget to choose up to two drizzles (Spicy Mayo, Sweet Chilli, Honey Mustard, Ranch, Ketchup)
Charm City Street Corn
Fresh Fire sweet roasted Corn on the Cob, brished with butter topped with either sea salt or Old Bay seasoning will be offered, as well as cojita cheese, tajin seasoning and lime as a topping. If you want to keep your Corn on the Cob vegan, don't forget to ask for coconut oil to replace the butter.
Ice Cream Corner
Soft Serv Vanilla Ice Cream or frozen Yoghurt in a regular sugar cone or in a waffle cone will be prepared for you. Alternativly you can choose a Sundae with Whipped cream. Don't forget to add toppings and Sauces. Fresh Cold Brew Coffee will can be added to your ice cream.
Wine Village in Baltimore – Vendor List 2024
Stay tuned for the 2024 Vendor List - coming in May!
We're accepting vendor applications for the upcoming season 2024 – please contact us at info@baltimore-wine.com for more information or request information and pricing online through our vendor information form!
PROGRAM AT WINE VILLAGE
Looking for things to do in Baltimore for the entire family or friend group? Wine Village in Baltimore is the perfect event for you and your loved ones. Join us on a beautiful spring day at the Inner Harbor and drink, eat, relax with us.
Click below for more information about our 2024 program at Wine Village.
Friday, May 10, 2024
7pm: Mallow Hill
Baltimore-based, modern soul and blues innovator, Mallow Hill, takes a genre-bending and fresh approach to its music.
Saturday, May 11, 2024
7pm: Melodee
Melodee is an international artist from Jamaica based in Baltimore. She plays Afro/Island vibes alongside R&B Jazz and has performed at AFRAM Festival, Florida Jerk Fest and Baltimore Jazz Fest.
Sunday, May 12, 2024
3pm – 5pm: Steve Hung
Steve Hung is a fingerstyle guitarist and one-man band who was born and raised in Texas, but has been living in the Mid-Atlantic for over a decade. He has been compared to Shakey Graves, another one-man band act who stomps on foot percussions while simultaneously picking the guitar and singing a mixture of folk, blues, and old country. His guitarwork has been compared to Chet Atkins, and highlights his speed, accuracy, and intricacy.
Tuesday, May 14, 2024
5pm: DJ BrownSugga
Lauren (DJ BrownSugga) is a female black DJ from NJ based in Baltimore County.
Friday, May 17, 2024
7pm: Jay Swanson with Greta Thomas
Jay is an American singer, songwriter and guitarist from Lakeland Florida. He departed Florida in 95, performed throughout the US, living in 12 states and four continents, before bunkering down in Baltimore. Jay partnered up with Greta Thomas, an amazing musician in her own right who has performed all over the east coast with various bands and recorded with many artist through her career. Together they’ve crafted an unique spin on some classic songs which make them a sought after duo.
Saturday, May 18, 2024
7pm: Easy Six
Easy Six is a cover band duo from Towson, that plays a wide variety of rock music from the '70s, '80s, and 90's. Easy Six covers music by artists and bands such as The Smashing Pumpkins, Led Zeppelin, Pearl Jam, Pink Floyd, Tom Petty, Neil Young.
Sunday, May 19, 2024
3pm – 5pm: Steve Hung
Steve Hung is a fingerstyle guitarist and one-man band who was born and raised in Texas, but has been living in the Mid-Atlantic for over a decade. He has been compared to Shakey Graves, another one-man band act who stomps on foot percussions while simultaneously picking the guitar and singing a mixture of folk, blues, and old country. His guitarwork has been compared to Chet Atkins, and highlights his speed, accuracy, and intricacy.
6pm: DJ BrownSugga
Lauren (DJ BrownSugga) is a female black DJ from NJ based in Baltimore County.
Tuesday, May 21, 2024
5pm: DJ BrownSugga
Lauren (DJ BrownSugga) is a female black DJ from NJ based in Baltimore County.
Friday, May 24, 2024
7pm: Kelly Bell Band
Blues Revue Magazine describes the Kelly Bell Band (KBB) as “Among the most genre-expanding acts on today’s blues scene. Who else can combine elements of hip-hop, funk, and blues-electrified here” Originally formed as the back-up band for rock and roll pioneer, Bo Diddley, KBB has been touring the world ever since entertaining fans in Japan, Spain, Italy, Greece, Cuba, Germany and more.
Saturday, May 25, 2024
7pm: BELLCurve
Introducing BELLcurve ... the music of David Bell (The Ravyns) and Maribeth McCormick (The Kraze).
Sunday, May 26, 2024
5pm: Dark Matter Trio
Original instrumental post-proggy fusion. Formed in 2009. From Harrisburg, PA. Odd times, interesting hooks, understated and wholly melodic. Drums, guitar, and bass.
7pm: DJ BrownSugga
Lauren (DJ BrownSugga) is a female black DJ from NJ based in Baltimore County.
Historic Carousel
Everyday, May 9, 2024 - May 27, 2024
Mon. - Thu.: 3pm - 10 pm
Fri. - Sun.: 1pm - 10pm
Balloon Twisters, Face Painters, Caricature Painters
Come back in early May 2024 for more information!
May 9, 2024 at 8:30pm
Cinderella (1950)
When Cinderella's cruel stepmother prevents her from attending the Royal Ball, she gets some unexpected help from the lovable mice Gus and Jaq and from her Fairy Godmother
May 16, 2024 at 8:30pm
Belle of New York (1952)
Playboy Charlie Hill meets beautiful Angela Bonfils, a mission house worker in the Bowery. He genuinely falls in love, so, dedicated to winning her over, Charlie cleans up his act and even gets a job as a driver to impress her.
May 23, 2024 at 8:30pm
For Love of Ivy (1968)
Upon learning their maid will be leaving to earn an education, the son of the family decides to set her up with a man.
Grab your popcorn, cotton candy or some ice cream at the Ice Cream Corner right next to the stage for the perfect movie night snacks.
Dog Adoption with Maryland SPCA
Saturday, May 18th at 1:00pm
1:00pm: Dog Adoption at Wine Village with Maryland SPCA
The Maryland SPCA is an animal shelter that works to improve the lives of pets and people in Baltimore City and the surrounding areas. Stop by the stage at Wine Village and learn more about supporting Maryland SPCA and say hi to two furry little friends that are looking for a new home.
DIRECTIONS & PARKING
Wine Village in Batlimore is located at West Shore Park, 501 Light Street, Baltimore, MD 21230.
We have an exclusive $15 all-day Parking Deal for our visitors at SP+ Harbor Court Garage at 30 E Lee Street, Baltimore, MD 21202. It is right across the street from Wine Village and open 24/7. First, pull a regular parking ticket. Then, swing by the Carousel and ask for the parking discount. You will get a sticker on your ticket with an additional second code. Finally, when you are back at the pay station, scan both codes on your parking ticket. The discount will be applied automatically.
FAQ
Feel free to bring your dog! Wine Village allows dogs in the whole outdoor area. Please keep in mind that it might get crowded on weekend days which might be uncomfortable for your dog.
The whole market area is accessible by wheelchair.
Yes, Wine Village in Baltimore is most certainly a family-friendly event. Bring your children, parents, grandparents to Wine Village and enjoy a picnic together while watching a movie or listening to local talents. Don't miss face painters and balloon artists on weekends. Check our event schedule for more information!
Most vendors – but not all - accept credit cards. If you are running low on cash, most major banks have locations around the venue with ATMs. Due to this, there are no ATMs at the event.
No, Wine Village in Baltimore is free to the public, with food and drinks pay as you go. Get more information here.
Porta potties are located behind the stage on the festival area.
Becoming a sponsor of Wine Village in Baltimore offers great opportunities to local and nation wide companies: we have different packages available to boost your companies brand during the spring season throughout the Inner Harbor of Baltimore. Please contact us at info@baltimore-wine.com and we will get in touch with you to discuss options.
Exposure to COVID-19 is an inherent risk in any public location where people are present; we cannot guarantee you will not be exposed during your visit.
The CDC advises that older adults and people of any age who have serious underlying medical conditions might be at higher risk for severe illness from Coronavirus. Guests should evaluate their own risk in determining whether to attend. People who show no symptoms can spread Coronavirus if they are infected, any interaction with the general public poses an elevated risk of being exposed to Coronavirus. By coming to the market, you acknowledge and agree that you assume these inherent risks associated with attendance.