<p><span class="a_GcMg font-feature-liga-off font-feature-clig-off font-feature-calt-off text-decoration-none text-strikethrough-none">An annual Laurel Park horse racing event featuring Maryland-bred horses, community activities, and family-friendly fun surrounding race day. See the flyer for more details on the week of activities.</span></p>
Contemporary Blended Worship in the Sanctuary
For more information, please call 410-939-0234
Guinness and Nigeria go way back, and this October, Guinness Baltimore and The Nigerian Center are bringing that connection to life at the Nigerian American Festival. Join us for a three-day celebration of culture featuring live music, authentic cuisine, cultural…
Traditional Worship service in the Sanctuary
These meditation classes include both guided meditations and teachings based on Buddha’s wisdom that can help us to stay peaceful, even in the most challenging times.
There will be refreshments provided after each class during our Sunday Social.
Class Topics: See our class webpage here: [Sunday 10:30am Meditation Class — Kadampa Meditation Center Maryland | Baltimore](https://www.meditationmd.org/sundays)
To Register: Just walk in!
Cost: $12/class ($8 students/seniors 62+/unemployed).
Your first class with us is FREE!
You can also become a member starting at $50/month and receive discounts while you help to provide a steady level of support for our activities. These classes are included in your membership!
**For children 6-12 years old.**
In this class, we teach kids how to meditate plus introduce them to foundational Buddhist concepts such as: how to connect to a sense of inner peace, to identify with our astounding potential, develop compassion and gratitude for the kindness of others, and let go of agitating states of mind like anger and jealousy.
The topic each week corresponds with the topic of Meditations for Modern Life (adult class) that happens concurrently.
Regular attendance at these classes can assist kids with the development of important life skills such as increased empathy, respect for others, self control and concentration.
Please note: A parent/guardian is required to stay onsite while your child is in class. You are welcome to either attend Meditations for Modern Life class upstairs during this time, or attend this class with your child.
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**Cost: Free!**
**To Register:** Please arrive 10 minutes early and register at the door.
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**About the Teachers: [See the webpage.](https://www.meditationmd.org/sundays-kids)**
**Building STEPS – Propelling College & Career Success**
**Debra E. Hettleman**
Building STEPS, Founder & CEO
I will provide an overview of Building STEPS history and mission, programming, student outcomes and next steps for the organization.
Bio: **Debra Hettleman** launched Building STEPS in 1999 with the purpose of creating a college pathway for underrepresented students to become STEM professionals. Today, she oversees all aspects of this Baltimore not for profit from developing and maintaining corporate and institutional partners to advising the Board on creating and implementing growth strategies. She is a graduate of the Greater Baltimore Committee’s The Leadership and has been honored by The Daily Record as Maryland’s Top 100 Women. She earned her Project Management Professional certification in 2020. Outside of work, Debra can be found hiking the trails of Maryland’s parks.
Join us for a reading of Spider in a Glider by Lesley Sims! Dive into the enchanting story, then let imaginations soar as guests craft adorable pompom spiders and help them take flight on their own paper airplane gliders. This program is recommended for children ages three to six. FREE! No registration required; includes museum admission.
Gardening for All offers hands-on opportunities to learn about sustainable gardening and landscaping. Each program explores a different topic, from backyard design and seasonal gardening tips to plant uses and supporting native ecosystems. Build practical skills, connect with fellow gardeners, and get inspired in our gardens.
Fall Workshop Line-up:– September 6: Mushrooms in your garden– September 20: Migrating pollinator habitats– October 4: Fall bird habitat– October 18: Fall garden colors– November 1: Fall harvest– November 15: Indigenous garden wisdomProgram Notes:– Free– Open to all skill levels– Please wear weather-appropriate clothing and sun protection.
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Catch the Ravens game LIVE on the big screen at the CA Lakefront! RSVP today and get ready to bring your flock to cheer on the Ravens with tailgate eats from local favorites, beverages from Manor Hill…
temperatures are dropping and our community members are cold! people are released from Central Booking at all hours of the day and night into whatever weather, often without proper attire or warning. please join us in collecting warm clothes for folks just released from jail and surrounding neighbors.
Rare & Obscure is three days dedicated to beers that are hard to find, impossible to replace, and occasionally just plain weird. Expect a lineup of limited, vintage and unusual beers, including draft-only rarities you probably won’t find anywhere else.…
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>*This class is for all ages to participate. The version of the training that will be taught is family friendly, with a focus on ages 9-13 years old.  Those under age 18 must have a parent/guardian present in the class. Please register each participant separately. *<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees** ($45 value) <br> 
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Monthly board gaming day at the BSFS Building.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Spikes, fangs, and claws, oh my! Plants and animals have a variety of defenses to protect themselves. Learn what they are and then explore the trails of Leight Park to see what we can find! Must pre-register.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Bring your family for an afternoon of reading outdoors, free kids books to take home, nature games and an edible Fall art project! (Ages 2yrs-12yrs)
McCormick Auto Body presents the 15th Annual Pikesville Fall Festival at Quarry Lake! Bring the whole family for a fun-filled fall day featuring live music, food trucks, local businesses and vendors, a Kids Area, and “Paws” by the Lake—a special pet area benefiting Reed’s Rescue. Enjoy great food, entertainment, shopping, activities, and plenty of community spirit in the beautiful setting of Quarry Lake. Live music on stage with The Objections, with opening act School of Rock-Pikesville at noon Over 100 unique vendors, bakers, and great food trucks Kids area with moonbounce, facepaint, balloon artist, and more! Paws by the Quarry with pet vendors and activities for your dog, featuring Reed’s Rescue Sunday, October 18 10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. Quarry Lake at Greenspring Admission is free! membership@greaterbaltimorechamber.org or 443-912-5359 Vendor Application Form Here
Event type: CANVASS
Join us for Paws for Heroes, a family-friendly Halloween event benefiting the Dogtopia Foundation . Enjoy a FREE outdoor Community Trunk-or-Treat for families. No ticket is required to attend. Come in costume, visit decorated vehicles, collect candy, and enjoy a Halloween afternoon at GBCC member, GUNTRY . Two GBCC members supporting the other, because we are Greater, Together! Want to decorate a trunk? Families and individuals may register a personal vehicle for $20. Businesses and organizations may register for $50 and can decorate a vehicle, hand out candy, display branding, and distribute appropriate promotional materials. Vehicle registration fees support the Paws for Heroes fundraiser. Guests can also purchase admission to the indoor fundraiser** featuring pumpkin pick and paint, Zombie Simulator experiences, family and dog costume contests, a Halloween photo area, kid- and dog-friendly activities, raffles, giveaways, food, and concessions. Indoor Admission: Adults $20 | Children 5+ $10 | Under 5 Free | Family Pass $50 for two adults and up to three children. Proceeds benefit Dogtopia Foundation programs supporting service dogs for veterans, therapy dogs for students, and employment initiatives for adults with autism. Sponsorships are available from $250 to $2,500 and may include signage, digital promotion, event presence, Trunk-or-Treat participation, and sponsored experiences. For sponsorship information, contact ilyons@guntry.com
[Profs and Pints Baltimore](https://www.profsandpints.com/baltimore) presents: **“Haunted Landscapes of Middle-Earth,”** on J.R.R. Tolkien’s use of horror, with Peter Grybauskas, who has written extensively on Tolkien and teaches courses on him at the University of Maryland and abroad in the UK.
[Doors open at 4:30 and the talk starts at 5:30. The room is open seating. Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Available at [https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/baltimore-haunted-landscapes](https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/baltimore-haunted-landscapes) ]
Come on a tour of some of the spookiest sites in Tolkien’s invented world to learn where, how, and why the beloved author injected hearty doses of horror into his high fantasy. You’ll learn how Tolkien tapped into medieval sources, dreams, and his own war experiences to make Middle-earth frightfully real.
Your guide on this journey, Peter Grybauskas, is the editor of a volume of Tolkien’s scholarship and poetry, *The Battle of Maldon (together with The Homecoming of Beorhtnoth)* and author of *A Sense of Tales Untold: Exploring the Edges of Tolkien’s Literary Canvas.* He has wowed Profs and Pints fans in giving this talk in Washington D.C.
We’ll venture into the abandoned Mines of Moria, look out at the Dead Marshes, and explore other terrifying realms. From there, we’ll go on a haunted-hayride detour through Tolkien’s Homecoming of Beorhtnoth, a one-act play in which a young poet and an old farmer take a wagon out after dark to pick their way through a freshly-fought battlefield to find the headless body of their English lord.
Come for the jump scares, ghoulish sights and grisly discoveries. Stay for the profound exploration of the cost of war, the codes of chivalry, and the sources of poetic inspiration, all conveyed through some of Tolkien’s finest alliterative dialogue. (Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID.)
Image: Tolkien drew from his memories of World War I battlefields like this one in creating the corpse-filled “Dead Marshes” of *The Lord of the Rings.* (Subsequently tinted November 1917 photo of Passchendaele by William Rider Rider/ Library and Archives Canada.)
Contemporary Praise service in the Sanctuary
Discussion of the One Maryland One Book Maryland Humanities selected title, with potluck snacks starting at 6:30 PM.
The Washington International Horse Show will return to the Prince George’s Equestrian Center and the Show Place Arena for seven days of competition, Monday, October 19 through Sunday, October 25. Tickets are required for the three scheduled evening shows, plus one additional Saturday afternoon show:
Thursday, October 22: Opening Night Honoring U.S. Military, First Responders, and Teachers
Friday, October 23: MARS Barn Night
Saturday, October 24: World Cup Night
Tickets can be purchased at Ticketmaster.com or physically at the Show Place Arena box office, Tuesday-Thursday, 12 noon-4 pm.
There are no tickets required for day shows Monday-Sunday (with the exception of the newly added Saturday afternoon competition).
Contact information: WIHS Office, 202-525-3679, info@wihs.org
Click here to learn more
Thursday Opening Night (Military, First Responders, Teacher Appreciation Night)
Friday Barn Night
Saturday Afternoon CS12*Grand Prix
Saturday World Cup Night
Let your creativity loose on the dance floor! Learn all the latest dances suitable for beginners and seasoned line dancers. Enjoy this great way to exercise, socialize, and energize yourself.
NAMI Baltimore is excited to offer a fun and safe space where individuals can connect and learn about various wellness practices, from yoga, to art, to meditation and everything in between. We recognize the importance of taking care of our mental health, and we want to create a community where people feel supported and empowered. Every 1st and 3rd Monday at the Bon Secours Resource Center, we will get together over light refreshments to do different activities designed to calm your mind, or bring in subject matter experts for discussions about various mental health topics. Our goal is to practical tips and strategies that attendees can use to improve their mental health and well-being. Mental Mondays are free and open to the public! All you need to do is reserve your spot when you register here on EventBrite! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mental-mondays-in-west-baltimore-tickets-681748757887?
Walking benefits your mind, mood, and overall health. Join us for our Walk With Ease Program. We combine our walking with health education and warm up/cooldown exercises. If you can be on your feet for 10 minutes without increased pain, you can have success with Walk With Ease. No classes on federal holidays. Registration required.
Whether you’re a graduate of Fit & Strong! or new to group fitness and would like a challenge, Living Strong is a great way to stay active and build strength in a supportive environment. This class includes strength training, aerobic exercise, balance, flexibility and more, along with goal setting to help you stay motivated and consistent. Come improve your endurance, boost your energy, and keep Living Strong!
Need a third space for your infants and toddlers? Join us at the Canton Library for a delightful drop-in playtime designed for children from birth to 3 years old and their caregivers. Enjoy quality bonding time while exploring a variety of age-appropriate toys in a warm, welcoming environment. It's a wonderful opportunity to socialize, play, and support your child's early development.
In partnership with Notre Dame of Maryland University, the Pratt Library will host nursing students to provide health assessments for library customers at the Govans Branch. With the support of a clinical instructor, nursing students will provide general health assessments, blood pressure checks, health education and promotion, and more.
Please note that the nursing students cannot provide wound care or first aid. Anyone experiencing a medical emergency should call 911.
You can help protect Eden Mill and the organisms that depend on us! Join us for Monarchs & Minerals. Explore the park with us while we monitor monarch butterfly populations and test our waterways for salt and nitrate! Preregistration is required and closes the Saturday prior at 3 PM. Ages 6+.
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Chair yoga is a welcoming practice that is appropriate for EVERY body. The chair provides the leverage to practice yoga postures without having to wrestle with gravity. This class is a multi level class that will offer a combination of sitting, standing and balancing postures. The class is geared to seniors, and due to the room constraints, the class is capped at 15 people per session.
This class is provided by Action in Maturity and led by Margee Greenberg.
In this 4 session class participants will learn:
ABC's of the PCComputer & WindowsMicrosoft Word 365 & 2024, Pt. 1Microsoft Word 365 & 2024, Pt. 2Class prerequisite - NONE
In this 5 session class participants will learn
ABC's of the PCSkill BuildersComputer & WindowsMicrosoft Word 365 & 2024, Part 1Microsoft Word 365 & 2024, Part 2Class prerequisite - NONE
In this 6 session class participants will learn
Microsoft Word 365 & 2024, Pt. 1 & 2Microsoft EXCEL 365 & 2024, Pt. 1 & 2Microsoft POWERPOINT 365 & 2024, Pt. 1 & 2
Class prerequisite - Introduction to Microsoft Office 2024 and Computer Basics.
Discover the art of pinch pottery while enjoying a relaxing morning at Bladensburg Waterfront Park. Work with clay by hand to create a unique piece inspired by nature and the world around you.
Program Information:
– Designed for adults ages 55+
– Hands-on pottery and nature-inspired art activity
– No experience necessary
Bladensburg Waterfront Park is located in Bladensburg, MD, along the Anacostia River.
Thanks so much for your interest in joining our core of dedicated volunteers. The first step is to create an account on VolunteerHub. It's free and only takes 5 minutes! Visit the link below to get started. https://namibaltimore.volunteerhub.com/userregistrationwizard/usernamepassword Once you have created your account, please schedule a Phone Screening through VolunteerHub. If you have any issues, please contact Volunteer Engagement Manager, Courtney Redd at credd@namibaltimore.org and she will be happy to help you get started.
Children and caregivers explore our natural world together through stories, songs, movement, crafts and up close experiences with nature! 10 week session. Mondays, Sept. 21 – Nov. 23, 2026. Must pre-register.
Come see artist Carving Colin bring two new wood sculptures to life during a live carving experience at Clearwater Nature Center. This event is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council.
Location: Clearwater Nature Center, 11401 Thrift Rd, Clinton, MD 20735.
Weekly Schedule:Week 1: October 5-9, 11 am-5 pmWeek 2: October 12-16, 11 am-5 pmWeek 3: October 19-22, 11 am-5 pmWeek 4: October 26-28, 11 am-5 pm
**Monday, October 19, 2026 · 9:00–10:00 AM PDT · Online**
**Zoom link:** [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)
Join us for three perspectives on AI performance: getting more from GPUs, turning agent failures into learning, and exploring faster network transport.
**Talk #0: Introductions and Meetup Updates**
by Chris Fregly and Antje Barth
**Talk #1: Why Does Serving More Users Change GPU Utilization?**
by Rajat “Raj” Dandekar, Co-founder of Vizuara
In this 5–10 minute technical segment, Raj will use a visual explanation and code to explore how concurrent users change GPU utilization. He’ll connect vLLM measurements on an H100 to the roofline model and briefly introduce Vizuara’s Kernel Engineering workshop.
**Bio:** Rajat Dandekar is a co-founder of Vizuara. He holds a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University and BTech and MTech degrees from IIT Madras.
**Talk #2: From Agent Traces to Agent Training: Closing the Continuous Learning Loop**
by Rustem Feyzkhanov, Engineering Manager at Snorkel AI
Production traces show where agents fail, but how do we turn those failures into learning? This talk explores a practical loop from traces to reproducible simulations, verifiable rewards, and model improvement through fine-tuning or reinforcement learning. We’ll also look at when it’s better to change prompts, tools, or the agent harness instead of updating model weights.
**Bio:** Rustem Feyzkhanov is an Engineering Manager at Snorkel AI.
**Talk #3: Homa: A Fast Lane for Small Messages**
by John Ousterhout, Professor Emeritus of Computer Science at Stanford University
John will explain how Homa can dramatically reduce small-message latency and explore its potential relevance to AI workloads. Drawing on his expertise in transport protocols, he’ll discuss what Homa could offer when small-message latency matters. Its importance for AI workloads remains an open, workload-dependent question.
**Bio:** John Ousterhout is a Professor Emeritus of Computer Science at Stanford University, the creator of Tcl, and a systems researcher whose current work focuses on the Homa transport protocol.
**Zoom link:** [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)
**Related Links**
Github Repo: [http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/](http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/)
O’Reilly Book: [https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/](https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/)
YouTube: [https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering](https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering)
Generative AI Free Course on DeepLearning.ai: [https://bit.ly/gllm](https://bit.ly/gllm)
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
City Council Luncheon - Council President Hosting
Presented by Kaiser Permanente and the Greater Baltimore Committee Baltimore Women and Allies Board (BWAB)
Building Better Health Together, an engaging monthly virtual series, is designed to inspire healthier lifestyles and empower participants with the knowledge, tools, and resources they need to thrive. While part of this series focuses on topics that uniquely effect women’s health and well-being, it also explores a broad range of health and wellness issues relevant to everyone. We welcome all those who want to learn and advocate for healthier families, workplaces, and communities. Through dynamic discussions with health experts, participants will explore today’s most relevant wellness topics, including preventive care, mental health, stress management, nutrition, healthy aging, work-life balance, and more. This isn’t your typical health webinar. Each session is designed to be informative, interactive, and inspiring, combining expert insights with practical strategies that attendees can apply in their everyday lives. Whether you’re looking to prioritize your own well-being, support the women in your life, or learn how healthier individuals contribute to stronger communities, Building Better Health Together offers a welcoming forum for learning, connection, and growth.
What to Expect:
Expert-led wellness conversations
Actionable tips and tools for everyday health
Q&A sessions
Resources to support physical, mental, and emotional well-being
A welcoming environment for all participants
Run of Show – 12:00 – 12:45
Welcome and Introductions
Health Chat
Q&A
Wrap up
In this event led by Dr. Amy Gillis, MD, Radiation Oncologist, attendees will learn about breast cancer risk factors, screening recommendations, the benefits of early detection, and treatment options that can lead to better outcomes.
Sell It Before You Build It: How First-Time Founders Land First Customers
Join us for a relaxing afternoon at the library with our new program, Monday Mid-Day Movies! This program is designed specifically for adults and offers a wonderful opportunity to socialize, unwind, and enjoy a curated cinematic experience each month. Discover new films or revisit old classics with fellow movie enthusiasts.
Monday, October 19, 2026
The Pursuit of Happyness
Synopsis: Will Smith received an Oscar nomination for his passionate performance in this inspirational, fact-based story of a struggling salesman who becomes an unpaid intern with a prestigious brokerage firm after he and his young son become homeless.
Cast: Will Smith, Jaden Smith, Thandie Newton, Brian Howe, James Karen
2006 | PG-13 | 117 min | Trailer
Monday, October 26, 2026
Hocus Pocus
Synopsis: ThreeThree 17th-century witches, hanged for their murderous crimes, are resurrected on Halloween in modern-day Salem by an unsuspecting boy, who must now figure out how to get them back in the ground.
Cast: Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kathy Najimy, Omri Katz, Thora Birch
1993 | PG | 95 min | Trailer
Monday, November 2, 2026
Where the Crawdads Sing
Synopsis: Kya is a young woman who raised herself in the North Carolina marshlands after being abandoned by her mother when she was a little girl. She feels detached from the small-town community near the marshes until two men show interest in her. However, when one of them later dies, she becomes the town's prime suspect.
Cast: Daisy Edgar-Jones, Taylor John Smith, Harris Dickinson, David Strathairn, Michael Hyatt
2022 | PG-13 | 125 min | Trailer
Monday, November 23, 2026
Soul Food
1997 | R| 118 min | Trailer
Synopsis: A close Chicago clan begins to fall apart when the matriarch, Mama Joe, becomes ill. But her grandson plots to reunite his troubled family in a way that would make Mama proud---by gathering them all around the dinner table on a Sunday afternoon.
Cast: Vanessa L. Williams, Vivica A. Fox, Nia Long, Irma P. Hall, Michael Beach, Mekhi Phifer, Brandon Hammond.
Monday, November 30, 2026
Knives Out
2019 | PG-13 | Trailer
Synopsis: On his 85th birthday, crime novelist Harlan Thrombey is found dead in his room with his throat slit. Just as authorities are about to dismiss the tragedy as suicide due to the lack of evidence to prove otherwise, Benoit Blanc arrives at the scene to conduct his own investigation. Soon, it is revealed that all of Thrombey's family have a reason to murder the family's patriarch. Now Marta, the dead man's caregiver and most trusted confidante, might be able to identify who the killer is.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://eventactions.com/eareg.aspx?ea=Rsvp&invite=02mg0jzsxnjh4svam9ud0fcpmjjzt7ra7pde40123kj6r012uj47<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal STOP THE BLEED® kits provided at the end of class for participants age 18 and over** ($45 value)
Are you the loved one of someone living with a mental health condition, or whose mental health you are concerned about? We're here for you! NAMI Family Support Group is a free, peer-led support group for adults 18+ who have a loved one living with a mental health condition. By joining one of our groups, you'll be able to get connected to people who see the value of speaking up about mental health, and will gain insight from sharing your experiences and hearing the challenges and successes of others! Click the link below to register! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nami-family-support-group-in-essex-tickets-847547516437?
Celebrate the spirit of the season with an afternoon of creativity and self-expression. Participants will use acrylic paints to create a festive fall inspired canvas while learning blending, layering, and brushwork techniques, featuring local artist, Esta Baker.
All supplies will be provided by the library. This program has limited spaces and pre-registration is recommended. To register, please call the Cherry Hill Branch at 410-396-1168.
Join us for a variety of arts & crafts projects, from painting to weaving, from sewing to coloring. Each month will feature a different craft. All supplies will be provided.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
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Join us for an experiment to find out what happens when Mentos and Coca-Cola are combined!
Join our NAMI Family Support Group—a warm and welcoming space where family members, caregivers, and loved ones of individuals living with mental illness come together to share experiences, offer support, and find understanding. Gain insight from the shared challenges and successes of others on similar journeys. It's a free and supportive community tailored for you. Our 1st and 3rd Monday Family Support Group meets in-person at The Y in Catonsville, 850 S. Rolling Road. Registration is required. Please sign up using the link below to receive any updates due to inclement weather. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nami-family-support-group-tickets-166538654599?
Afterschool is where the fun begins! Kids can jump into stories, get hands-on crafts, tackle STEM challenges, solve puzzles, and play board games with friends. Every school day is a new adventure!
Celebrate Read to Reef by making your very own jellyfish friend to take home with you!
Ignite your curiosity in the Light Street Lab! Kids will explore the wonders of STEAM—science, technology, engineering, art, and math—through interactive, hands-on activities.
Come join us for a spooky movie, Ghostbusters (1984), and make slime for a fun way to get into the spirit!
A group of unemployed parapsychologists goes into business as professional ghost neutralizers. But when New York City comes under attack from a host of supernatural demons, the self-proclaimed Ghostbusters must step up and save the world from the sinister 'Zuul.'
1984|Rated PG|105 minutes|Trailer
As the leaves start turning, we'll have an autumn-inspired Crafternoon. You'll get to use brightly colored leaves to make a festive creation.
The early life of musician Michael Jackson, from the discovery of his talent as the lead of the Jackson Five to the artist whose creative ambition fueled a pursuit to become the biggest entertainer in the world.
2026 | PG-13 | 2h 7m| Trailer
Join us for a 4-session photography club designed for teens, running on Mondays, September 21st - November 9th.
This club will introduce participants to the fundamentals of photography, including camera basics, composition, lighting techniques, and photo editing.
This session's theme will be critiques in preparation for the next Photo Exhibition.
From Walt Disney Animation Studios comes “Moana,” a sweeping, CG-animated feature film about an adventurous teenager who is inspired to leave the safety and security of her island on a daring journey to save her people. Inexplicably drawn to the ocean, Moana (voice of Auliʻi Cravalho) convinces the mighty demigod Maui (voice of Dwayne Johnson) to join her mission, and he reluctantly helps her become a wayfinder like her ancestors who sailed before her. Together, they voyage across the open ocean on an action-packed adventure, encountering enormous monsters and impossible odds, and along the way, Moana fulfills her quest and discovers the one thing she’s always sought: her own identity.
Create a fun craft while enjoying the film!
2016| PG| 1h 53m
Virtual Meeting Link: https://bmore.webex.com/bmore/j.php?MTID=m656b47eeefa489d8d017a4f5a2413325 Password: Public
In this single class session participants will learn
How to use Microsoft Teams for virtual meetingsChatCollaborationFile sharingParticipants will gain skills for working effectively with colleagues, classmates, or community groups onlineClass prerequisite - NONE
Please select your preferred date to register:
Oct. 19
Oct. 26
Water and Science Administration is holding a public hearing on the tentative determination for State Discharge Permit 26DP3562/Smithsonian Environmental Research Center.
This is not your ordinary hip-hop dance class. Get moving and grooving to upbeat music while your fitness level improves. It’s all fun and all good in this energetic workout. Level: All
Come out and join the community for an invigorating yoga session designed for all experience levels. Enjoy gentle movement, mindful breathing, and a peaceful atmosphere during the free yoga session.
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Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 19 2026; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Read and discuss On the Calculation of Volume III by Solvej Balle. Where Book I and II focused on a single woman's involuntary journey away from her life and her loved ones and into the chasm of time, Book III brings us back into the realm of companionship, with all its thrills, odd quirks, and a sense of mutual bewilderment at having to relearn how to exist alongside others in a shared reality.
A read and critique group for writers with interest in all forms of writing: poetry, novel, short story, creative nonfiction. Writers of any ability are welcome, as long as there is a desire to accept critique graciously and improve your craft.
Join us once a month as we get together to craft something special. Each month will be a new project that you can take home and enjoy.
9/28 - Fall Tea Towels10/19 - Stuffed Pumpkins11/16 - Busted Canvas Painting12/14 - Snowman Salt Shakers1/4 - Journal Customization 2/1 - Seaglass Art
Space for this program is limited; registration required.
Please note: this event will take place offsite at Our Time Kitchen in Old Goucher.
117 West 24th Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
Enoch Pratt Free Library is thrilled to partner with Our Time Kitchen to bring you a series of hands-on culinary workshops. Our Time supports minority women, and marginalized genders, who want to build food businesses by lowering systemic barriers and creating access to resources in a supportive environment.
Each month, a featured chef from Our Time Kitchen will share their food journey and a favorite dish they love to cook. You will have the opportunity to see first hand the step-by-step process they take in making one of their favorite recipes. There will be opportunities to help prepare and taste the final dish, and everyone will take a complete recipe home. October will feature Chefs Kellie and Ronnie of Ms. Elderberry Co.
The meeting of the Biennial Audits Oversight Commission
Clases gratuitas de inglés. Las clases se centran en habilidades de conversación que se pueden aplicar en situaciones diarias. Se requiere registro
Contacta con Blanca para registrarte - blancatapa@yahoo.com
Free English classes. Classes focus on conversational skills that can be applied in daily situations. Registration Required
Contact Blanca to register - blancatapa@yahoo.com
Volunteers are invited to join our open co-working sessions to work on projects, brainstorm ideas, and build community. Come as you are for some or all!
This is styled after the Code for America model. Just show up. We have a backlog of items. Join a team, or propose a new project for Maryland that you've always been dreaming of creating!
We will meet online. RSVP for link.
Coders, UX designers, graphic designers, copy writers, project managers, etc. are welcome! Do you want to learn about code, UX, design, PM, etc.? If someone here is willing to teach you, you might get lucky! (But we are all volunteers, so it will depend on the generosity of strangers.)
We'll be online for 2 hours every other week. It usually takes at least an hour get anything substantial done.
Leave when you have to. You can also volunteer for an assignment to work on between meetings.
Notes on a Blacklash is veteran White House reporter April Ryan’s gripping, soul-baring look at what happens when the world suddenly turns its full attention on you. This isn’t just the story of one viral moment with President Trump. It’s about the avalanche that follows: the scrutiny, the emotional and physical toll, and the way your identity can become fuel for headlines and hashtags.
April pulls back the curtain on what it truly costs to be seen and what it takes to survive it. With vulnerability and power, she recounts the moments that made her go viral, not because she chased attention, but because she showed up authentically. Her presence, her truth, and her refusal to shrink under pressure struck a chord and sparked cultural firestorms.
From a high-stakes press room showdown to the history-making decision by Vice President Kamala Harris, from the public disrespect of Stevie Wonder to the slap heard around the world, April explores how race, gender, and power collide in a world addicted to outrage and instant opinions.
At its core, this book explores visibility—its price, its power, and the fight to reclaim your story when millions are watching. What does it mean to go viral when your hair is politicized, your voice is policed, and your very existence is treated as a threat? Sometimes, this is what it feels like when the spotlight finds you: uninvited, unrelenting, and impossible to ignore.
About the Author:
April Ryan is a renowned journalist, author, and political analyst. She hosts The Tea with April on Substack and has authored Black Women Will Save the World and Under Fire. Based in the surrounding Baltimore area, Ryan continues to amplify critical conversations on race, gender, and politics.
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here. Seating for registered attendees in Central Hall is first come, first served. All registered in-person attendees will receive a free copy of the book while supplies last. There will not be a book signing following the program. Free parking vouchers are available to program attendees who park at the Franklin Street Garage (15 W. Franklin Street) after 4pm. Ask Pratt event staff for your parking voucher prior to or after the program. All bags, backpacks, briefcases, etc. entering and exiting the library will be subject to inspection by security personnel. No large bags.This is a seated event with spaces reserved for individuals with accessibility needs. ASL interpretation will also be available for attendees throughout the event. If you need additional accommodations to successfully participate, please let us know at events@prattlibrary.org or 443-768-0762.
For more information, please call 410-272-9822
Doors | 6:00 pm // Show Time | 7:00 pm
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
<p>Nowhere else can you engage with such a range of topics and in-depth discussions on the issues that are driving the built environment. Get the latest expert insight on LEEDv5, Passive House principles, resilience, health, wellness, and more. </p>\n
<p>September 29, 2026 - October 1, 2026 | October 20, 2026 - October 21, 2026 Developed in partnership with the University of Richmond Robins […]</p>\n
Looking for an exciting workout experience? Follow a scenic trail and scan QR codes at each station to access video instructions for your next exercise. This program goes beyond walking by incorporating resistance and flexibility exercises to build strength, improve mobility, and reduce the risk of injury. Let’s get moving together and create a balanced and effective fitness routine!
Official Maryland Port Commission meeting agenda posting.
Children and caregivers explore our natural world together through stories, songs, movement, crafts and up close experiences with nature! 10 week session. Tuesdays, Sept. 22 – Nov. 24, 2026. Must pre-register.
Cooperative Community of Practice (In-person)
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Classes for home schooled students (1st Grade). Students will learn:
The basic components of the computerDevelop writing skills using Microsoft Word. To use interactive programs and websites to enhance language, critical thinking, and logic.Class prerequisite - NONE
Join our Park Naturalists in collecting data from Eden Mills very own Eel Ladder! You will collect eels from the ladder, weigh and document, and release them upstream! Learn about why these fascinating animals are considered a scientific mystery!
A blood pressure check is one of the most important health screenings – get yours checked for free at this important event. High blood pressure usually has no symptoms, so it cannot be detected without being measured. High blood pressure increases your risk of heart disease and stroke. Check your numbers and help yourself stay healthy. FREE. Space is limited.
Contact Vanecia Davis for more information johnehowardseniors@pgparks.com
Explore how product–based businesses, makers, and consumer brands can leverage Baltimore Made, retail opportunities, pop–ups, and strategic partnerships to increase visibility and sales, strengthen your brand, increase customer engagement, leverage digital marketing, and tell your business story effectively.
Join us for a spook-tacular storytime featuring The Teeny Tiny Ghost! Children will enjoy this fun and not-too-scary ghost tale, then create their own adorable ghost craft using cotton balls. Perfect for young children who love stories, creativity, and a little Halloween fun!
Mindful Movement with Maya is a program that seeks to bring introductory yoga principles (breath control, spatial awareness, flexibility, etc.) to young children ages 3-5 years old.
Self-regulation is a crucial skill at this stage in development. Using fun stories and age-appropriate imagery will make the class engaging and fun for the kids and their grown-ups!
Please bring your own mat, towel or blanket to use during this program.
In this 2 hour session class participants will
Learn how to store, organize, and access files securely using OneDriveExplore file sharing, cloud storage, and syncing documents across multiple devices
Class Prerequisite - Computer Basics Or Senior Tech
Please select your preferred date to register:
Oct 20
Nov. 17
In this 2 session class participants will learn
Microsoft Word 365 & 2024, Pt. 1Microsoft Word 365 & 2024, Pt. 2Class prerequisite - Computer Basics
Stories, movement, play, and songs for babies in arms and toddlers together. Come early for playtime.
For little ones under two with a favorite adult. All abilities welcome.
The lessons in the "Basic Life Skills"peer navigators program will teach adults life skills that help them better understand themselves, get along with others and learn tools that can help with day to day activities. Come join us for this event!
Children and caregivers explore our natural world together through stories, songs, movement, crafts and up close experiences with nature! 10 week session. Tuesdays, Sept. 22 – Nov. 24, 2026. Must pre-register.
Share stories, spark creativity, and discover life on the farm! Each Farm Story & Craft program features a themed story, hands-on craft, and interactive farm activity designed for children ages two to seven. Young learners will explore nature, animals, and seasonal farm topics while building creativity, curiosity, and early learning skills through play.
Programs take place at Old Maryland Farm at Watkins Regional Park. Each session features a different theme, so families can return again and again for new experiences.
Fall 2026 Farm Story & Craft Programs:
– October 15 • Create Your Own Animal Book: Learn about farm animals and create your own colorful storybook filled with animal facts and imagination.
– October 20 • Pumpkins: Celebrate fall through the wonderful world of pumpkins.
– November 17 • Terrific Turkeys: Meet one of the farm’s most fascinating birds and learn what makes turkeys truly terrific.
Come see artist Carving Colin bring two new wood sculptures to life during a live carving experience at Clearwater Nature Center. This event is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council.
Location: Clearwater Nature Center, 11401 Thrift Rd, Clinton, MD 20735.
Weekly Schedule:Week 1: October 5-9, 11 am-5 pmWeek 2: October 12-16, 11 am-5 pmWeek 3: October 19-22, 11 am-5 pmWeek 4: October 26-28, 11 am-5 pm
Classes for home schooled students (2nd Grade). Students will learn:
The basic components of the computerDevelop writing skills using Microsoft Word. To use interactive programs and websites to enhance language, critical thinking, and logic.Class prerequisite - NONE
<p>Share stories, spark creativity, and discover life on the farm! Each Farm Story & Craft program features a themed story, hands-on craft, and interactive farm activity designed for children ages 2-7.</p>\n
Classes for home schooled students (3rd Grade). Students will learn:
The basic components of the computerDevelop writing skills using Microsoft Word. To use interactive programs and websites to enhance language, critical thinking, and logic.Class prerequisite - NONE
<p>The Scope 3 Emissions community of practice discusses opportunities to reduce Scope 3 emissions in higher education. AASHE\'s communities of practice are open to anyone with an AASHE Account (create one for free). The Scope 3 Emissions group meets every other month on the third Tuesday. Join the community to engage in these conversations!</p>\n
NAMI Family Support Group is a peer-led support group for family members, caregivers and loved ones of individuals living with mental illness. Gain insight from the challenges and successes of others facing similar circumstances. These informal support group meetings are always free of charge and are led by a NAMI trained and certified leader. All groups are confidential—you can share as much or as little personal information as you wish. NAMI Carroll County support groups are for individuals 18 years or older. The information and insight provided by group leaders and participants do not represent therapeutic recommendations and are not meant to be a substitute for the advice provided by a mental health provider or other qualified healthcare professional. Joining a support group can help you to feel better in any number of ways, such as: Knowing that others are going through something similar Learning tips on how to handle day-to-day challenges Meeting new friends or connecting to others who understand you Learning how to talk about things that bother you or how to ask for help Click the following link to sign up! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/carroll-county-nami-family-support-group-tickets-1357173024049
Hang out with us after school and create a fall lantern for you room or to give to someone that you care about.
Feeling a little "crafty"? Swing by the kids' area in the library, where every Tuesday afternoon we'll have a small craft or art project available for you to try out! All materials are provided, and are available on a first come, first served basis as supplies last.
Start a D&D or TTRPG adventure, play your favorite games, or find a new favorite with our wide selection of board, dice, and card games available at the Govans Branch!
Embrace your Fall spirit! Join us and make a spooky lantern to take home. All supplies are provided.
Join us at the Canton Branch for an afternoon of creative drawing. Children are invited to explore a variety of writing and drawing materials while creating their own artwork. This program encourages imagination, experimentation, and self-expression in a relaxed, supportive environment.
Read to Reef season is here and we are celebrating all things aquatic! Join us at Cherry Hill as we decorate our very own sea shells. All supplies will be provided.
Create a simple, spooky (yet adorable) skeleton keychain using some pony beads, string, and some simple bead weaving techniques.
Students roll dice to randomly select from categories of genres, character types, and settings displayed on a large sheet of presentation paper. They can then create prose stories, comic panels, or character designs based on their prompt.
Celebrate our favorite manga and anime titles as we pair themed crafts with our monthly on-screen selections.
October: Cozy Stories
November: Big and Bad
December: Winter Special
January: Big & Bad
February: Heartfelt Stories
Drop in space for teens after school to relax, create simple crafts, and connect with friends in a chill, welcoming space. Snacks provided.
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Join us at any of our 3 fitness clubs - Columbia Athletic Club, Columbia Gym, or Supreme Sports Club - for an exclusive member event designed just for you!
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Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 20 2026 - Oct 27 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 20 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Charles. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 20 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Medicare can be confusing, but in this easy-to-understand presentation, you will learn:
What the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP: October 15th to December 7th) is for and what actions you should take during AEP if you are currently on Medicare.Who qualifies for Medicare, how to enroll, and what bills Medicare will cover. About the “gaps” in Medicare and how to fill them.What actions you must take to avoid lifetime penalties when enrolling.About government and corporate assistance plans that can reduce your Medicare premiums & prescription costs. Whether you are “aging into Medicare” at age 65 or have been on it for some time, you will gain a better understanding of your options in Medicare (and Medicaid) and how to best achieve your goals for healthcare protection regardless of your budget.
Contact Name: Tina Allen<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-9833<br><br>A free virtual support group open to all survivors of violent injury, their families and allies. <br>Our peer support group is: <br>safe, survivor led, provides resources for survivors, and instills hope, healing and community connection
Join the Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce at the Pikesville Armory for a community-focused farmers market featuring locally sourced, home-made, home-grown, and home-baked goods. This market is designed to support small businesses, artisans, and local producers while providing residents with fresh, high-quality products in a welcoming setting. To ensure variety and a great experience for shoppers, vendor duplication is not permitted. Pop-up business vendors are welcome and may apply to participate for a fee of $50 per market day. For vendor applications or additional information, please email info@greaterbaltimorechamber.org .
Join staff from the Pratt's Maryland Department on Tuesday, October 20th in the Poe Room at the Central Library for the 4th program in our series on the Dark Side of Maryland !
Do spirits return, and can we communicate with the dead? Baltimore’s Spiritualists thought so, but magicians worked to disprove them. Learn about spirit mediums, the Ouija Board, and Baltimore’s group of amateur magicians, the Demons Club.
This is program 4 in our 6 part Dark Side of Maryland series. If you are interested in attending any other programs to hear about Maryland's darker side, check these out:
October 6 -- Unveiling Maryland's MonstersOctober 13 -- Maryland MayhemOctober 14 -- Witch's BrewOctober 20 -- Mediums, Magicians and the Ouija BoardOctober 27 -- Haunted MarylandOctober 30 & 31 -- Green Mount spiritualism cemetery tour
All programs in this series will be available on the Library's Facebook and Youtube pages after the event is over, except for the cemetery tour taking place on October 30th and 31st.
Doors | 6:00 pm // Show Time | 6:30 pm
Get your blood pumpin’ and heart thumpin’! This energetic exercise class will rev up your mood and muscles as you progress your way to great overall fitness. Strengthen your heart and lungs. Burn calories and have fun with others moving to great music.
Everyone is welcome to join these classes on meditation and modern Buddhism.
These classes include both meditations and teachings based on Buddha’s wisdom that can help us to stay peaceful, even in the most challenging times.
Topics include the following:
* How to Transform Your Life
* Buddhist Answers to Life’s Deepest Questions
* Why This Day Matters
* Increasing Our Good Qualities
* Understanding the Mind
* Learning to Let Go: Getting Rid of Negativity in Your Life
* Freedom from Anger
**To Register:** You can register at the door, arriving 10 min early.
**Cost:** $12 ($8 students, seniors 62+, and unemployed). Free for Monthly Members. **Your first class with us is FREE!**
**Visit our class webpage for details by [clicking here](https://www.meditationmd.org/meditate-in-canton).**
**LOCATION: Church on the Square**
**Every Tuesday, 7-8pm**
1025 S. Potomoc St, Baltimore, MD 21224
### Meet the Teacher:
**Andrew Gaudreau**
Andrew is a sincere practitioner of meditation and Kadampa Buddhism, and is a student on our Foundation Program. His teachings are clear and heartfelt, and come from his own personal experience of putting the teachings into practice and seeing the positive effects in his life.
There is no shortage of footage immortalizing the men who spoke at the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, when 250,000 Americans gathered beneath the Lincoln Memorial to call for an end to segregation. There were reverends and rabbis, activists and Rat-Pack icons—and of course the day’s headliner, whose prophetic dream of a post-Jim Crow world has forever defined the Civil Rights Movement. But there is no “class photo” of the Black women who helped organize the march, performed on its main stage, or were honored during its “Tribute to Negro Women Fighters for Freedom.”
In How Bright the Path Grows, Marcia Chatelain weaves a gleaming group portrait of these singular women. Among this cohort were several household names: vaudeville icon Josephine Baker; civil rights activist Rosa Parks, gospel legend Mahalia Jackson, and Daisy Bates, champion of the Little Rock Nine. But many were relative unknowns, including Eva Jessye, the choir director who designed the day’s musical program, and Anna Hedgeman, the coordinator who pushed in the eleventh hour for a tribute to Black women’s work.
How Bright the Path Grows is a scintillating group biography, rendering the lives of thirteen Black women visionaries—some famous, others soon to be—in novelistic detail and like never seen before.
Marcia Chatelain will be joined in conversation by award-winning journalist and author Elaine Weiss.
About the Author:
Marcia Chatelain is a Presidential Penn Compact Professor of Africana studies at the University of Pennsylvania. She is the author of South Side Girls and Franchise, which won the 2021 Pulitzer Prize in History, the James Beard Foundation Book Award for Writing, the Hagley Prize for Business History, and the Lawrence W. Levine Award from the Organization of American Historians. An active public speaker and educational consultant, Chatelain has received awards and honors from the Ford Foundation, the American Association of University Women, and the German Marshall Fund of the United States.
About the Moderator:
Elaine Weiss is an award-winning journalist, author, and public speaker. She is the author of Fruits of Victory: The Woman’s Land Army of the Great War; The Woman’s Hour: The Great Fight to Win the Vote, and her most recent book, Spell Freedom: The Underground Schools that Built the Civil Rights Movement. Elaine lives with her husband in Baltimore, Maryland. Find out more at ElaineWeiss.com.
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here. Doors will open to registered attendees at 6 pm. A local bookseller will be on-site and have books available for purchase.Free parking vouchers are available to program attendees who park at the Franklin Street Garage (15 W. Franklin Street) after 4pm. Ask Pratt event staff for your parking voucher prior to or after the program. This free event will be presented in-person and virtually. This is a seated event with spaces reserved for individuals with accessibility needs. ASL interpretation will also be available for attendees throughout the event. If you need additional accommodations to successfully participate, please let us know at events@prattlibrary.org or 443-768-0762.
Your home is likely the most valuable asset you’ll ever pass down. But without a plan, Maryland law decides who gets it, and your family could spend months in probate court before they can sell, refinance, or even pay the bills. Join estate planning attorney Chinyere Orie, Esq., of The Orie Law Firm for a free webinar on keeping your home in the family. We’ll cover: *Who gets your house if you don’t have a plan *How to keep your home out of probate court *What to do if you have children under 18 *Most common mistakes homeowners make Every registrant gets a free “Who Gets the House?” checklist: 10 questions every homeowner should answer. When: Tuesday, October 20, 2026, 7:00 to 7:45 p.m. ET Where: Online via Zoom Cost: Free Can’t make it live? Register anyway and you’ll receive the replay. Fellow Chamber members: if you work with homeowners, retirees, or families, feel free to share this with your clients.
Join us for this fun, effective cardio workout that combines several different workout methods including aerobics and bodyweight strength training. Enjoy a high-energy group environment as you improve your strength and cardiovascular endurance.
2-day Bio-Trac training workshop; registration fee $695.
Virtual Meeting Link: https://bmore.webex.com/bmore/j.php?MTID=m9527fa0b8811150318469beb21b6f0ea
Walking benefits your mind, mood, and overall health. Join us for our Walk With Ease Program. We combine our walking with health education and warm up/cooldown exercises. If you can be on your feet for 10 minutes without increased pain, you can have success with Walk With Ease. No classes on federal holidays. Registration required.
Whether you’re a graduate of Fit & Strong! or new to group fitness and would like a challenge, Living Strong is a great way to stay active and build strength in a supportive environment. This class includes strength training, aerobic exercise, balance, flexibility and more, along with goal setting to help you stay motivated and consistent. Come improve your endurance, boost your energy, and keep Living Strong!
Stretch toward your fitness goals! Learn basic yoga to improve health and flexibility through deep breathing and controlled stretching. Reduce stress, get better sleep, and build muscle stamina as you practice new or previously learned yoga skills.
Classes for home schooled students (4th Grade). Students will learn:
The basic components of the computerDevelop writing skills using Microsoft Word. To use interactive programs and websites to enhance language, critical thinking, and logic.Class prerequisite - NONE
The monthly board meeting for the Board of On-Site Wastewater Professionals
Resolution 26-0064R - Informational Hearing - Youth Peer Violence
This month, learn about the magic of our moon! From controlling the tides to affecting animal behavior, the moons influence on nature cannot be overstated!
Wiggle and dance with your little one in this music and movement class. Using interactive songs, dramatic play, and sensory props, you and your child will explore foundational concepts of dance and movement together. Children will develop body awareness, coordination, and balance. Caregivers and children will experience the joy of movement through play and song.
This program will be held at the Church on the Square, located behind the library at 1025 S. Potomac Street.
Fun projects to spark creativity and positivity for the rest of your day!
In this 2 hour session class participants will learn how to:
Use Microsoft Teams for virtual meetings and chat collaborationShare filesBuild skills for working effectively with colleagues, classmates, or community groups online
Class Prerequisite - Computer Basics Or SeniorTec
Please select your preferred date to register:
Oct 21
Oct 28
In this 5 session class participants will learn
ABC's of the PCSkill Builders WorkshopComputer & WindowsMicrosoft Word, Part 1Microsoft Word, Part 2Class prerequisite - NONE
Space for this program is limited; registration required. If you are registering a group larger than two individuals, please contact the Programs department at pao@prattlibrary.org or 410-396-5494.
This program is recommended for individuals 55+; however, all are welcome.
Join us for Enoch Pratt Free Library’s free luncheon series, which offers patrons an afternoon of engaging conversations, performances, and activities. Pratt is excited to work in partnership with several community organizations to bring in a variety of dynamic presenters and performers, with rich academic and artistic backgrounds to lead these programs.
What’s on the menu:
We are thrilled to welcome Amanda Hughes, Manager of the Social Sciences and History Department. Just in time for Halloween, we will delve into the eerie depths of Maryland's witchy past! Hear true tales and folklore from across the state and find out what Colonial Maryland was really like for those accused of witchcraft.
Can you tell fact from legend?
Following the presentation, participants may also choose to take part in other facilitated activities or join our regular book discussion group led by Pratt Librarians from the Fiction Dept.
Lunch will be provided.
Please contact the Programs department at pao@prattlibrary.org or 410-396-5494, if you have questions about registration or to request accommodations.
Ms. Eliza has songs, nursery rhymes, puppet shows, instruments, and, of course, a dance party! Each class begins with a breathing exercise before transitioning into music and movement activities.
Taught by Eliza Adams, a former Maryland preschool teacher and musician.
For ages birth to 5 with a favorite adult. All abilities welcome.
Stories, movement, play, and songs for babies in arms and toddlers together. Playtime follows.
For little ones under two with a favorite adult. All abilities welcome.
These classes include both meditations and teachings based on Buddha’s wisdom that can help us to stay peaceful, even in the most challenging times. Current series topic is posted on our website:
[Wednesday 11am Meditation Class — Kadampa Meditation Center Maryland | Baltimore](https://www.meditationmd.org/wednesdays)
**To Register for In-Person Class:** Please register at the door (please arrive 15 minutes early).
**Cost:** $12/class ($8 students/seniors 62+/unemployed).
Your first class is always free.
You can also [become a member](https://www.meditationmd.org/memberships) starting at $50/month and receive discounts while you help to provide a steady level of support for our activities. These classes are included in your membership!
**With Resident Teacher, Gen Kelsang Chogden**
Gen Chogden is an American Buddhist nun and the Resident Teacher of Kadampa Meditation Center Maryland. Gen Chogden has been practicing Kadampa Buddhism since 1998 under Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, who gave her the title “Gen” indicating that she is a senior ordained teacher of the Kadampa Tradition.
Gen Chogden is well-loved for her warmth, kindness, and wisdom, which have come from her sincere and heartfelt practice of Kadam Dharma over many years.
Her teachings are always practical and easy to apply to everyday life. Through her gentle and joyful approach and her peaceful example, she has helped many people find true happiness in their hearts.
Legal practitioners from Just Neighbors and World Relief will be available to speak with individuals seeking information on immigration-related matters. Practitioners can provide general information on basic immigration-related inquiries, distribute informational materials, provide referrals, and more. Services will be available in Spanish.
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of Baltimore City. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
Give your child a jump start in literacy as they enjoy a short story with a park naturalist, followed by questions, creative crafts, nature exploration, and a guided walk around the center to learn fun facts about live animals—making a love for reading feel like second nature.
Come see artist Carving Colin bring two new wood sculptures to life during a live carving experience at Clearwater Nature Center. This event is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council.
Location: Clearwater Nature Center, 11401 Thrift Rd, Clinton, MD 20735.
Weekly Schedule:Week 1: October 5-9, 11 am-5 pmWeek 2: October 12-16, 11 am-5 pmWeek 3: October 19-22, 11 am-5 pmWeek 4: October 26-28, 11 am-5 pm
<p>Webinar One: Oct. 21 | From ambition to action: The University of Edinburgh’s regenerative sustainability strategy Webinar Two: Nov. 12 | Innovating for regenerative sustainability: research, teaching & learning Webinar Three: Dec. 9 | Enabling regenerative sustainability: governance, culture & people For more information and/or to register, visit https://tally.so/r/9q8xGK</p>\n
Stories, movement, songs, and play activities that prepare your child for lifelong learning. Come early for playtime.
For ages 2-5 with a favorite adult. All abilities welcome.
Free community lunch. Come for warm food and friendly conversation!
BOWDL Entrepreneurship Summer Case Study
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
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Groove into the 1970s at the Orleans Branch! Grab the mic and sing along to your favorite disco hits, rock classics, and unforgettable songs from the decade. Whether you're a karaoke pro or just here to enjoy the music, come ready to sing, dance, and have some fun.
Striped bass are central to the culture, economy, and ecology of the Chesapeake Bay to the entire Atlantic Coast; their importance is reflected in the sheer number of monikers they have collected, from striper to rockfish. Given their regional significance, understanding their population dynamics and emerging concerns for management are crucial to protecting this iconic species for generations to come.
Join us on Wednesday, October 21st from 12-1pm to learn about striped bass surveys and recreational fishing in the Chesapeake Bay.
Stories, movement, songs, and our most fun activities. Come ready to move, laugh, and learn together.
For families with children ages birth - 5. All abilities welcome.
Spend time in the lab learning how to dissect animals and identify major organs, while gaining appreciation for the complexities of living organisms. This is a drop-off program for homeschoolers. Ages 9 to 15. Must pre-register.
Classes for home schooled students (6th Grade). Students will learn:
The basic components of the computerDevelop writing skills using Microsoft Word. To use interactive programs and websites to enhance language, critical thinking, and logic.Class prerequisite - NONE
<p>Join Park Heights Renaissance for our <strong>October Community Meeting</strong> to hear the latest community updates, learn about upcoming events and opportunities, and stay connected to what’s happening across Park Heights.</p>
<p>Can’t attend in person? <strong>A virtual option will be available.</strong></p>
<p>Come get informed, stay engaged, and be part of the conversation.</p>
<p><strong><a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/phr-october-community-meeting-tickets-1980516526244?aff=oddtdtcreator">Register Here</a></strong></p>
<p>This session introduces methods and resources that higher education professionals can use to advance student engagement and successes in sustainability solutions through education and civic engagement opportunities.</p>\n
Join us for an exciting hands-on workshop for teens! Participants will discover the creative process behind screen printing and will have the chance to print their very own t-shirt to take home. Don’t miss out on this fun opportunity to express yourself through art!
Limit one shirt per person.
Enjoy this camp activity classic with friends or solo, with all beads and assorted materials provided by the library. No prior experience necessary
Bring your friends and choose your favorite from our selection of Switch and PS5 games to play on our branch's huge flatscreen TV!
EPA works with the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO) and the Environmental Council of the States (ECOS) under a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) on projects to protect public health from environmental threats and hazards and strengthen environmental health systems across the country. EPA and our state partners work collaboratively in tackling priority environmental challenges facing the nation, including lead (Pb). Over the past year, ASTHO and ECOS hosted regional calls with state environmental and health agencies to discuss cross-agency lead coordination. This webinar will provide an overview of what was heard at the listening sessions – including overarching themes, state program highlights, and call outcomes – as well as plans to build upon this work in the coming year.
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
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RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
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RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
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RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
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RSVP HERE
Come down to TouchPoint Baltimore for
FREE GROCERIES
from So What Else, available
every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 2-6 pm
.
Available food options vary each week but typically include a selection of fresh produce, breads, snacks, and non-perishable goods. This resource is open to all Thread young people and their families, as well as
volunteers
and staff.
Unleash your imagination and create your own spooky monster, eerie character, or creepy creature in this fun, hands-on clay sculpting.
Shiny blue cookie tins promise a delicious bite. But what’s inside this one? A sewing kit? Old photos? Shiny car keys?
From Teta to Nai Nai, none of the grown-ups seem to know that tins are for cookies! Will this group of friends ever find their treat?
Based on the cultural phenomenon of putting random items in cookie tins, this paper-over-board picture book is a hilarious page turning read aloud, perfect for the holiday season or anytime reading.
About the Author:
Alliah Agostini is the author of many picture books and easy readers for children including Junior Library Guild Selection Big Tune: Rise of the Dancehall Prince , Black KidLit Award-winning The Juneteenth Story: Celebrating the End of Slavery in the United States, Oprah Winfrey: A Little Golden Book Biography, The Juneteenth Cookbook, Great Idea Malia, Blexi, Play!, Scarecited on the First Day of School, No Cat Like Tac, Art's Art, and more. Alliah resides in New Jersey with her husband and two children. She has an A.B. and an M.B.A. from Harvard.
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here. Doors will open to registered attendees at 3pm. All registered in person attendees will receive a free copy of the book while supplies last. Free street parking is available along the side of the building.
Event type: PHONE_BANK
Next to 6600 Kilmarnoch Drive
Catonsville, MD 21228
In person attendance encouraged!
Citizens Advisory Committee Meeting - October 21, 2026
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**This class includes guided meditations, a teaching, and chanted prayers for world peace.**
We can all do something to contribute to world peace! In this class, we are creating world peace in two main ways. We are making prayers together for world peace, and we are also creating inner peace. Without inner peace, outer peace is impossible. When we create peace within our own mind, it ripples out to create peace in our world.
“If everyone were to practice cherishing others, many of the major problems of the world would be solved in a few years.” -Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, How to Transform Your Life
**Topics:** Please check the class webpage: [Wednesdays 6pm Meditations for World Peace — Kadampa Meditation Center Maryland | Baltimore](https://www.meditationmd.org/wednesdays-pm)
**To Register:** Just walk-in and sign up at the door! (please arrive 15 minutes early).
**Suggested Donation:** $5
**With Teacher Amanda Greenwood**
Amanda is a student in our Foundation Program, and has been studying & practicing Kadampa Buddhism since early 2022. She presents Buddha's teachings in a clear and practical way, and is admired for her warmth and kindness.
Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 21 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM. Instructor: Aspen M.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 21 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Sarah E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 21 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM. Instructor: AB B.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
The Water and Science Administration is holding an in-person informational meeting for the NPDES renewal application at Trans-Tech Inc. (State Number 26-DP-1841, NPDES Number MD0058611)
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
For more information, please call 410-457-5461
Variances, proposed for the Fifth Election District, 3903-A Conowingo Road, Darlington , by MARTIN & DAWNE WATKINS. Appealed because variances, pursuant to Sections 267-21 and 267-23A(5) of the Harford County Code, to enlarge a non-conforming structure and encroach within the required 60 foot front yard setback (35 foot setback proposed), in the Agricultural District, requires approval by the Board of Appeals.
<p><b>Location: </b>This is a hybrid meeting. RSVP for the meeting link or in-person location</p><p></p><ul><li><b>To join in person:</b> <u>Meet us at 6:30pm</u> to get to know the team over vegetarian dinner</li><li><b>To join virtually: </b>Join our google meet room <u>at 7:00pm</u> for hybrid updates on our campaign priorities and small group actions. </li></ul><p><b>Who we are:</b></p><p>District of Columbia—Climate Action Network (DC-CAN) is a DC-based action team of volunteers who support Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN) climate justice and clean energy campaigns. We also launch our own climate-related actions.</p><p><b>Mission Statement: </b></p><p>Our purpose is to work together to improve the health and legacy of Washington DC communities—human and nonhuman alike—by undertaking local campaigns that reverse or prevent climate change and the inequity arising from it. We welcome those who want to organize and build power to address the climate crisis, to live more harmoniously with the environment, and to pass on a liveable planet to generations to come.</p>
About the Event
Living with chronic illness can be isolating — especially when it feels like no one truly understands what you’re going through. That’s why we created Chronically ChILL, a social group for chronically ill people who just want to connect, talk, and be themselves.
Our socials are a relaxed, judgment-free space to simply be human and enjoy the company of others who get it. There’s no agenda, no pressure, and no need to talk about symptoms unless you want to. It’s just about making friends, laughing a little, and finding community.
Come as you are — camera optional, pajama friendly, cozy vibes welcome.
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What to Expect
• Easygoing conversation and good company
• A warm, understanding community
• Zero pressure to perform or overshare
• The chance to actually socialize and make new friends who understand the ups and downs of chronic illness
Whether you join for ten minutes or the full hour, you’re part of the ChILL community.
***In order to join the Zoom call, your zoom username MUST match your Meetup name.***
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☕ What to Bring
• Yourself, exactly as you are
• Snacks or drinks if you'd like
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Who It’s For
Chronically ill, disabled, and neurodivergent individuals looking for friendship, laughter, and connection in a relaxed online environment.
You don’t have to be “doing well” to show up — you just have to show up.
We live in uncertain times. But what does uncertainty mean for our ability to act?
Monthly Zoom workshop for science fiction, fantasy, and speculative poetry authors.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Join Sustainable Maryland for the 2026 Sustainable Maryland Leadership Training, focused on Building Community Resilience in Prince George’s County. This day-long workshop will bring together local leaders, Green Teams, community organizations, and climate stewards to explore local climate risks, resilience planning, emergency preparedness, and available tools and resources.
Register today to learn from local examples, connect with peers, and strengthen local resilience!
Urban Renewal Plans (26-0231, 26-0232, 26-0233, 26-0234, 26-0235) and 26-0195 - Zoning - Accessory Dwelling Units
Stories, movement, play, and songs for babies in arms and toddlers together. Playtime follows.
For little ones under two with a favorite adult. All abilities welcome.
Maryland author, Teri Speight will share a deep dive into the book, Black Flora, and what it should mean to the world of Floriculture. Often overlooked or missing out on opportunities to be seen, 25 Black farmers, florists, and creatives heard the call of flowers. As they individually answered the call, each one has gone to bloom in their own way. From expanding their business portfolio to changing their vision, the portraits of these pioneers should show the world they are not a monolith, but a culture proudly coming out of the shadows. Teri will share three special profiles, her experiences, and how she is continuing the conversation about Black Flora.
Teri is currently a garden writer, podcaster, garden experience curator, visionary, and former estate gardener. Teri is the founder of Cottage in the Court, which offers curated garden experiences for small groups, and one-on-one garden coaching, specializing in earth-friendly practices.
Business Mastermind Series
Stories, movement, songs, and play activities that prepare your child for lifelong learning.
For ages 2-5 with a favorite adult. All abilities welcome.
Join the Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) on
October 22 from 11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
for a webinar highlighting programs, resources, and technical assistance available to help Maryland communities and building owners advance energy projects.
Whether you represent a local government, school, nonprofit, commercial property, or other organization, navigating energy programs and requirements doesn’t have to be scary. MEA staff will walk through several opportunities designed to support cleaner, more efficient buildings, transportation, and energy investments across Maryland.
Participant-led discussion of AI in work and life. Doors open at 11:15 AM.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Contact Name: Rhonda Boozer<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-4673<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Support Groups<br>Cost: Free<br>
NAMI Metropolitan Baltimore is proud to unveil The Leslie Kassal Book Club—a shared experience open to all NAMI Metro volunteers and community members who wish to gather monthly to discuss selected readings that explore the theme of mental illness. Leslie was a beloved and brilliant light who adored reading. Through her mental health journey, she relied on the power of the written word; she believed that to immerse yourself in something outside of your personal trials and tribulations would help to bring you back to yourself. May The Leslie Kassal Book Club bring strength and fellowship to all who join; may her memory be a blessing. Learn more and sign up at this link: https://namibaltimore.org/get-involved/share-your-story/
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Join our NAMI Family Support Group—a warm and welcoming space where family members, caregivers, and loved ones of individuals living with mental illness come together to share experiences, offer support, and find understanding. Gain insight from the shared challenges and successes of others on similar journeys. It's a free and supportive community tailored for you. Our 2nd and 4th Thursday Family Support Group meets in-person at the Sheppard Pratt Gibson Building, Room 200. Registration is required. Please sign up using the link below to receive any updates due to inclement weather. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nami-family-support-group-tickets-166340756681?
Stretch those mental muscles with an organized play of board games, card games, and video games on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5. Games like Uno, Jenga, Monopoly, chess, and checkers feature alongside video games like Mario Kart, Madden, and 2K, so there's always something going on!
Visit the Roland Park branch and decorate paper lanterns with various upcycled supplies.
"International Artist’s Day on October 25 honors artists and all the contributions they make. The day also celebrates one of the most famous artists, Pablo Picasso, who was born on October 25th, 1881." - National Day Calendar
If you are a fan of manga/anime come in and make your own stickers. You can pick the images and/or characters that you like. After making them, you can stick them on your water bottle, computer, or anywhere you want them.
Si te gusta el manga/anime ven y crea tus propias pegatinas (stickers). Puedes escoger las imagenes y/o personajes favoritos para crearlos. Luego puedes pegar las pegatinas en tu botella de agua, computadora o en cualquier lugar.
Enjoy a movie in the makerspace and unwind after school. New themes are chosen each month.
Stories, movement, songs, and our most fun activities. Come ready to move, laugh, and learn together.
For families with children ages birth - 5. All abilities welcome.
Tower 323 serves all of Baltimore County, responding to fires and complex rescues when lives are on the line. After 23 years of service, this vital ladder truck needs to be replaced—and Pikesville’s volunteer firefighters are tasked with raising the $2 million needed to replace it. These volunteers already give their time and put themselves at risk to protect our families, homes, and businesses. Raising millions of dollars for equipment that serves the entire county is a responsibility our community should share. The Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce is stepping in to help—and now we’re asking for your support. Join us for lunch to learn why Tower 323 matters and how you, your business, or your organization can help fund its replacement. Donations to Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company are tax-deductible. This free event is open to the community. Residents, businesses, community organizations, homeowners associations (HOAs), and nonprofits are all welcome to attend and learn more. Lunch is sponsored by Gourmet Girls. Registration is required by October 18 at greaterbaltimorechamber.org. One day, this truck could help save your life or the life of someone you love. Let’s pitch in, Baltimore County. Registration is free, but required. Space is limited, so register soon. We suggest a donation of $15 or more in lieu of a ticket price . To submit your tax-deductible donation to PVFC, click here .
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Get in the Halloween spirit with the original viral video. We'll watch horror classic The Ring (2002), and try making our own (non-lethal) scary videos. Ages 13+
A journalist must investigate a mysterious videotape which seems to cause the death of anyone one week to the day after they view it.
2002| PG-13| 115 mins| Trailer
[Profs and Pints Baltimore](https://www.profsandpints.com/baltimore) presents: **“What Drove Witch Hunts,”** on past centuries’ persecution of those accused of sorcery, with Larissa "Kat" Tracy, medievalist and visiting assistant teaching professor of English at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
[Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Available at [https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/what-drove-witch-hunts](https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/what-drove-witch-hunts) .]
The witch trials of late medieval and early modern Europe and early colonial America have inspired fear and horror for centuries. They left behind questions we still struggle to answer, such as: What sparked belief in witches? What compels societies to seek out and persecute those supposedly in command of darkness?
Hear such questions tackled by Dr. Larissa Tracy, a medieval literary historian who has appeared on several History Channel documentaries on medieval torture and brutality and given several excellent Profs and Pints talks in the past.
Although the witch hunts have been metaphors in the modern era for tyranny and corruption, the real history of witchcraft and the witch hunts lies in the desire for power and control, as well as genuine fear that the Devil walks among us, she’ll explain.
Although we frequently think of the witch hunts as a medieval phenomenon, accusations of witchcraft escalated after the Reformation, during the early modern period. Dr. Tracy will discuss how kings, queens, and witch-finders general all played a role in the torture and execution of innocent women and men. Those targeted included herbal healers, religious heretics, dissidents, social rivals, and marginalized members of society.
Exemplifying the darker aspects of human society, the witch hunts culminated in some of the most tragic events in history. The history of them still holds important lessons for today. (Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID. Bar doors open at 5 pm. The talk starts at 6:30.)
Image: A 1655 Ralph Gardiner illustration of the hanging of witches in England. (Public domain.)
Please join us for an informal music performance presented by student musicians from Peabody Conservatory. All ages welcome!
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://events.bcpl.info/events?n=2&term=stop+the+bleed&r=range&start=2026-06-01&end=2026-11-30<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees over the age of 18** ($45 value) <br> 
SF and fantasy focused writing group hosted by BSFS. Published as Zoom-only for the listed near-term meetings.
The CA board of directors is having its monthly meeting.
Find the packet and agenda for the meeting on the board of directors page.
Sign up to speak at the monthly meeting by visiting the resident spe…
**THIS PROGRAM IS SOLD OUT**
The long-awaited memoir by the comedy legend and author of multiple New York Times bestsellers, a beautiful and mesmerizing book that reveals as never before his childhood in South Central Los Angeles, his time in the infamous Bloods gang, and how humor became his salvation.
I learned a joke could be more than humor. It was body armor. Could be a spell. Could be a sword and a shield, all in one breath.
He was always Charlie’s Boy—even before he found his name, his voice, his fame.
In this raw, cinematic, and deeply personal memoir, acclaimed comedian and cultural critic D.L. Hughley documents his rise from the streets of South Central Los Angeles to the national spotlight—and the man who quietly stood behind him through it all.
While his mother’s wrath shaped his early years with fear and rejection, it was Charlie Hughley—a soft-spoken bag handler at the Los Angeles Airport—who raised D.L. and taught him how to survive through tough love and sacrifice. Though he was not D.L.’s biological father—a fact only revealed when D.L. was ten—Charlie gave his boy the only thing he truly needed: a sense of being seen.
It was a time when gangs ruled the streets of South Central, and D.L. rose through the ranks of the Bloods. But when his mother’s car was shot up and dead roses were left on his doorstep—signaling he was marked for death—D.L.’s mother knew that he couldn’t stay in Los Angeles. So, D.L. boarded a bus to Ohio and left behind everything he understood. It was exile. But it proved to be a fresh start.
This is not just a coming-of-age story. It’s the story of how one man found his voice by being raised in silence—and how he learned to get on stage and turn pain into punch lines. Through storytelling that’s both unsparing and funny, Charlie’s Boy is a tribute to the man who never asked for one, and a reckoning for the boy who had to wrestle for love, identity, and truth.
D.L. Hugley will be joined in conversation by Karsonya Wise Whitehead, host of Today with Dr. Kaye on WEAA 88.9 FM.
About the Author:
D.L. Hughley is one of “The Original Kings of Comedy.” He hosts the national radio program The D.L. Hughley Show, which is syndicated in more than sixty markets. His comedy specials have appeared on HBO, Netflix, Comedy Central, and Showtime. His satirical documentary special, DL Hughley: The Endangered List, received the prestigious George Foster Peabody Award. He created and starred in the ABC sitcom The Hughleys. He is the author of the New York Times bestsellers How Not to Get Shot and Black Man, White House. How Not to Get Shot was selected as a finalist for the Goodreads Choice Awards and the Audie Awards. D.L. lives with his family in Los Angeles, California.
About the Moderator:
Karsonya Wise Whitehead is the host of Today with Dr. Kaye on WEAA 88.9 FM. She is the founding director of The Karson Institute for Race, Peace & Social Justice, as well as a communication and African and African American Studies professor at Loyola University.
About the Program:
Doors will open to registered attendees at 6 pm. Seating for registered attendees in Central Hall is first come, first served. All registered in-person attendees will receive a free copy of the book while supplies last. There will not be a book signing following the program. Free parking vouchers are available to program attendees who park at the Franklin Street Garage (15 W. Franklin Street) after 4pm. Ask Pratt event staff for your parking voucher prior to or after the program. All bags, backpacks, briefcases, etc. entering and exiting the library will be subject to inspection by security personnel. No large bags.This is a seated event with spaces reserved for individuals with accessibility needs. ASL interpretation will also be available for attendees throughout the event. If you need additional accommodations to successfully participate, please let us know at events@prattlibrary.org or 443-768-0762.
BLACK POWER PRAXIS shows how four groups of activist-intellectuals—James and Grace Lee Boggs, Richard and Milton Henry, Reverend Albert Cleage, and a group of college students called Uhuru—shifted the consciousness and political perspectives of Black Detroiters in the 1960s and 1970s.
All are welcome. For details, or to confirm, please feel free to call Sarah at 410-493-4631.
Fifty brides. Fifty grooms. One massive, messy, and murderous ultimatum. In this high-energy reimagining of Aeschylus’s The Danaids, one of the oldest plays in the Western world, fifty sisters flee their grooms and seek refuge in an Italian villa. When…
**Welcome!**
The official registration page is [here](Startupoasisvirtual.eventbrite.com).
If you are a developer, UX designer, marketer, or anyone else in the tech ecosystem looking to join or help a tech startup, or even just get involved in a project, this event is for you!
We will be introducing projects for you to get involved with during the pitches. There is no group like this on Meetup or in the startup world because we filter out the BS and get you going on a project ASAP.
(Stay inside the Startup Oasis by joining our [newsletter](https://mailchi.mp/startupoasis/meetup)!)
What happens first in the event is startup founders pitch their business or idea to the audience, which is full of the developers, designers, marketers, etc.
If you are interested in one of the projects / startups, you can join one of the founders in a breakout room to continue building, workshopping, and/or onboarding the startup with attendees.
People have been able to start and advance their businesses as a result of this process.
We are meeting on Zoom, the link is here in the listing.
**Agenda:**
**Intros:** During the first 10 minutes, we will give you the history, structure, and future plans of Startup Oasis and open signups for founders that want to pitch their startups.
**Pitches:** Each founder will then get up to 3 minutes to pitch their startup. This format is recommended: name, business, the problem, your solution, target customer base, and your biggest challenge/current need. This part is similar to Shark Tank.
**Breakout Groups:** For the remainder of the event, each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk to the founders in greater detail about their needs and challenges in a small group setting. This part is similar to a hackathon.
Startup Oasis was created to pierce the illusion of accessibility of startups and tech by creating a grassroots forum for early-stage founders to pitch to those in the tech ecosystem to get real-time feedback for their idea or business.
Use this [link](https://lnk.bio/startup.oasis) to:
* Follow us on LinkedIn
* Join our community on Discord
* Donate to our cause
* Visit our website
**FAQ:**
**Is this event free to attend?** Yes - Startup Oasis will always be free for anyone to attend. If you would like to donate, you can do so directly on our [website](https://donate.stripe.com/eVa2a0dV27Nlb2ofYY). You can also talk to us about volunteer or sponsorship opportunities.
**How do I sign up to pitch?** RSVP here. Right when the event starts, fill out the form and then raise your hand on Zoom. That will also determine the order. You can also buy a VIP ticket to support our cause and guarantee you a spot to pitch. To be eligible to pitch, you must be the cofounder of a technology-based startup. Agencies, consultants, coaches, MLM schemes, and nonprofits are not eligible to pitch, but you can still watch the pitches and join the breakouts.
**What happens after the pitches?** The breakout groups open for the remainder of the event. Each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk more about their business and needs with them.
**Can I invite other people that I know?** Yes - please have them RSVP here or on the [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/startup-oasis-global) event listing.
**How do I get the most out of this event?**
* Founders - In this event, no money is awarded nor are any winners named. We are not here to critique your pitch, just to help you find teammates, cofounders, and feedback from other professionals. Make sure your pitch is 3 minutes or less and clear about what your biggest needs are.
* Attendees - If you are new to startups and tech, feel free to just watch with no pressure to participate. If you are looking to join a startup or find a side project, make sure you take notes during the pitches to join the group of the founder that you're most interested in helping. Most founders need help with either developing the product or with a go-to-market strategy.
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**Do we meet in person?** We do this event in Atlanta, GA each month in Midtown at ATDC.
**Content:** We are looking for founders to be interviewed or people to interview founders for short videos. Let us know if you are interested!
Two opportunities to meet the Pikesville Armory Foundation's team, learn more about the transformation of its 17-acre campus into an intergenerational community hub, and see their rental spaces to start planning your next event! Community Info Sessions & Tours (both are the same; choose the date/time that works best for you): Thursday, October 22, from 5:00 to 7:00PM (presentation starts at 5:30PM), and Saturday, October 24, from 10:00AM to 12:00PM (presentation starts at 10:30AM) NCO Club | Pikesville Armory 640 Reisterstown Rd. Pikesville, MD 21208 Ample free parking on site (in the back of the main Armory building - follow the yellow signs!)
The Maryland Tech Council's Bio Innovation Conference brings together the region’s top life sciences professionals with global industry ...
<p>Join Master Naturalist Linda Forlifer for a weekly, accessible, walk around Cylburn on Fridays at 9:30am.</p>
<p>Strolls will start at the Greenhouse parking lot.</p>
<p>These walks are free and no registration is required!</p>
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Learn about water quality testing with the scientists of Blue Water Baltimore! An Outfall Screening Blitz consists of taking teams of volunteers into our local streams to sample water quality. The events take place 48 hours after a major rain event to ensure stormwater is not being sampled. Samples will be collected from streams being monitored where dry weather flow is coming from a stormwater outfall. We will discuss different types of pollution, how it is entering our waterways and steps you can take to help report and prevent pollution from happening.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a limited capacity event.
Bring your Little Critter to an hour filled with nature crafts perfect for little hands, to engage their minds and fingers. Learn through drawing, painting, clay and paper crafts. Ages 4-6 with an adult. Fridays, October 9th, 16th and 23rd.
Explore the park with our naturalist and learn about seasonal changes in plants. This is a drop-off program. Must pre-register.
Stories, movement, play, and songs for babies in arms and toddlers together. Playtime follows.
For little ones under two with a favorite adult. All abilities are welcome.
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of Baltimore City. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
Unlock your creativity and explore a variety of techniques. Students will learn foundational and advanced skills in pencil drawing, pastels, painting, hand building with clay and much more. Students should bring a 8×10 sketchbook to class. Ages 12-17. Fridays, October 9th, 16, and 25th.
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
From NYT bestsellers Angela and Tony DiTerlizzi comes a humorous, social-emotional story about not judging a book by its cover—even if that cover is super scary!
Up in the attic where no one ever goes, there lives a very scary book. He might look scary, but all he wants is a friend. When, one day, he feels brave enough to venture downstairs, he ends up frightening the other books. Will Scary ever be able to find a friend who sees him for who he truly is?
Angela and Tony DiTerlizzi, the bestselling husband-and-wife team behind A Very Cranky Book, have crafted a tale that is both a friendship story and social-emotional fable. It’s the perfect reminder that sometimes good friends can come in unexpected packages.
About the Author:
Angela DiTerlizzi is a beloved author of award-winning, charming, and inspiring picture books, including the New York Times and USA Today bestselling The Magical Yet series, Some Bugs, Just Add Glitter, and many others. Her books have been featured in Entertainment Weekly and BuzzFeed, on the Today show, and in Cheerios boxes.
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here. Doors will open to registered attendees at 1pm. All registered in person attendees will receive a free copy of the book while supplies last.Free street parking and bike parking available.If you need additional accommodations, please let us know at events@prattlibrary.org or 443-768-0762.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Join us at Red Emma’s to discuss Bench Ansfield's BORN IN FLAMES, which tells the story of the 1970s arson wave in the Bronx, and how it was abetted by federal regulators, careless insurers, and landlords themselves, who paid “torches” to burn down their own buildings.
Take a stroll through the self-guided walking trail filled with glowing lights, festive decorations, and spooky sounds around every corner. Enjoy complimentary treats and activities, including candy, …
Reclaiming Personhood through Portraiture
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I'm hearing this place is going out of business in November. I wanted us to go one last time and enjoy some good food together.
*About*:
**The Gourmet at Kenilworth offers quality fresh seafood and local ingredients in a casual, Nantucket-like setting. The 5,450-square-foot restaurant has a dining room, lounge and raw bar area, and outdoor patio dining for over 160 guests. The menu offers fresh seafood, oysters, steaks, sushi and inventive cocktails with a gourmet American flare. There are also signature dishes unique to this location. The restaurant is located in the new expansion, outside of the Shops at Kenilworth, next to Mucho Gusto and Arhaus**
Check out the menu: [https://www.thegourmetatkenilworth.com/](https://www.thegourmetatkenilworth.com/)
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Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
**Optional Supplies:**
* Paper, pencil and coloring supplies if you plan to color or create a card during our event.
* Any craft you have at home if you want to make something while we chat.
* Do you have a styrofoam or real pumpkin in your house? Bring it along and paint or carve it!
* Do you have modeling clay at home? Sculpt a jack-o-lantern or spooky creature!
* Optional family-friendly halloween costume!
**Activity:**
* Calling all witches, wolves, vampires and more! Come join us for a spooktacular craft soiree!
*Family-friendly costumes are welcome, but not required!*
* The first few minutes will be used to show off any costumes that are being worn and for friends to share what craft they brought with them to work on.
* We will each be working on an activity or craft that we have with us at home! You can print and color one of the coloring pages from our coloring contest. You can make a fun Halloween card to send to a friend. You can even draw on, paint or carve a real pumpkin if you have one! The dollar store often has styrofoam pumpkins this time of the year. They are great to decorate or carve! If crafts aren’t your favorite, but you still want to be spooky and creative, feel free to write a haunted haiku, an ominous ode, or an abnormal acrostic poem!
* There will be themed discussion questions while we each work on our own project.
***DON'T FORGET***: In order to attend any Chronically ChIll event, your zoom name must match your Meetup name
<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website: <a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>
The world’s top lacrosse powers are coming to USA Lacrosse headquarters this fall for The Atlas Cup, an international event showcasing the sixes format of the game that will be utilized for the LA28 Olympics. This marquee event will feature the men’s and women’s teams from Canada, the Haudenosaunee Nationals, Ireland and the United States participating in three days of intense competition, Oct. 23-25, 2026, at USA Lacrosse's Tierney Field. SAVE WITH GBCC! USE CODE ACGBCC when purchasing your tickets. EXPERIENCE THE WORLD'S BEST IN OLYMPIC SIXES Witness the world's top lacrosse nations compete in the Olympic Sixes format at Atlas Cup, one of the sport's premier international events on the road to LA28. During the Early Bird sales period, Full Event tickets are the only tickets available and offer the best value, giving you all three days of competition for the price of just two. Choose from Lawn Seating, Stadium Seating, or the premium VIP Hospitality experience and secure your place for every unforgettable moment. One (1) parking pass per transaction is included in your purchase this year. Full Event - Lawn Seating Enjoy open lawn viewing areas throughout the venue, including the hillside and behind the team benches. Seating is first-come, first-served, allowing you to choose your preferred viewing location throughout the day. Full Event - Stadium Seating Enjoy an elevated view of the action from open bleacher seating overlooking the field. Seating is first-come, first-served and offers excellent sightlines throughout the day. Full Event - VIP Hospitality Experience Atlas Cup with three days of premium hospitality. Enjoy a climate-controlled hospitality space featuring an all-inclusive full bar and food, live game viewing, a balcony overlooking the field, exclusive sideline seating with bar service, daily VIP gifts, and special interactions with National Team athletes. Kids 5 & Under Kids ages 5 and under receive 50% off Full Event Lawn and Stadium tickets. USA Lacrosse member kids ages 5 and under are admitted free with a Lawn or Stadium ticketed adult member. *VIP Hospitality is excluded from all kid discounts.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Doors | 9:00 pm // Show Time | 9:00 pm
Forget everything you know about a traditional Cigar & Bourbon Night. GUNTRY is taking this year's event bigger than ever before, expanding beyond the VIP Lounge and transforming our indoor and outdoor spaces into one unforgettable evening. Join us Friday, October 23 from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM for live music, premium bourbon tastings, live cigar rolling, incredible food, and an atmosphere unlike anything we've done before. Inside the VIP Lounge: Live DJ Live-action pasta station made fresh to order Premium carving station Build-your-own cobbler dessert station Cash-only raffles throughout the evening Outside: Live band Premium bourbon tastings Live cigar rolling Covered outdoor lounge with seating and heaters Tickets: $150 per person Must be 21+ to attend. Make it a date night, bring a group of friends, or come experience one of GUNTRY's biggest events of the year. We've also partnered with the Owings Mills Hilton Garden Inn to offer guests a special $115 room rate. Reservations must be made by September 23, 2026. Mention the GUNTRY Cigar Night Room Block when reserving.
Join our NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group—a welcoming space led by resilient individuals doing well in their mental health recovery. Connect with fellow adults facing similar journeys, share your experiences, and find strength in each other's triumphs and challenges. It's a free and supportive community for you. Our Saturday Support Group meets in-person at Sheppard Pratt, in the Gibson Building in Room 200 every Saturday. Registration is required. Please sign up using the link below so you will receive any updates due to inclement weather. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nami-connection-support-group-tickets-815952815837 10:30am - 12:00pm
Start your morning surrounded by nature at the Susquehannock Wildlife Conservation Center! Join Conservation Director John Garrison for a brief meadow walk to learn about local bird conservation and spot birds along the way. After the walk, enjoy a gentle sunrise yoga practice led by Lexie Hash, RYT-200, as you connect with the peaceful landscape and begin your day.
Designed for all experience levels, including beginners, this gentle vinyasa flow will guide you through intuitive, unhurried movements synchronized with your breath, helping you release the stresses of the day and settle into the evening.
Please bring your own yoga mat and water bottle. This class is weather permitting.
The event takes place Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 7:00–8:15 AM at the Susquehannock Wildlife Conservation Center in Darlington, Maryland.
Volunteer Event: Fall Tree Spree
Gloves and tools provided, bring water and wear sturdy, closed shoes. No need to RSVP.
Meeting place to be posted closer to the event, follow Canton Canopy on Facebook and Instagram for latest updates.
Join us to support the health of the communities tree canopy by lending a hand! Charles North and Midtown Community Benefits District.
Join us to support the health of the communities’ tree canopy by lending a hand!
Charles North Community Association
and Midtown are co-hosting a volunteer tree planting event from
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM on
Saturday,
October 24th.
There will be trained tree keepers on staff to provide direction and tools provided for planting. Volunteers will meet at
1729 Saint Paul St.
and split into teams, and complete plantings throughout the neighborhood. No experience is necessary to participate, and all are welcome!
Join DPW's GROW Center for a pop-up at Little Eager Park. Free trees, mulch, seeds, and reusable shopping bags will be available while supplies last.
RSVP
Behind 212 Chestnut Street
Dundalk, MD 21222
Hawk Watch at the Susquehannock Wildlife Conservation Center from 9 am-2 pm.
Co-leaders John Garrison & Elaine Scribner-Wagner (517-622-1211 authorelainescribner@gmail.com)
Join us as we search for migratory south-bound raptors at the hawk watch platform at the Susquehannock Wildlife Conservation Center (1725 Trappe Church Rd, Darlington, MD 21034). We will meet at 9am and walk the trails around the property in search of migrating songbirds as we make our way to our hilltop hawk watch platform. Once we reach the hawk watching platform we will sit or stand and tally migrating raptors as they fly through the Deer Creek Valley. You must join the group for the hike at 9am but you do not have to stay the entire time. Please bring plenty of water, snacks, some comfortable footwear, and outdoor clothing. Target birds for the trip include Broad-winged Hawk, Sharp-Shinned Hawk, and other raptors.
Accessibility: Grassy Trails, moderate hill up to the observation deck.
Restrooms are avai
Join us for our Monthly Open House at the Susquehannock Wildlife Conservation Center! This free event is a wonderful opportunity to explore our conservation Center, enjoy the beauty of the Deer Creek Valley, and learn about the wildlife and natural habitats of the Lower Susquehanna Region.
Visitors are welcome to tour our facilities, immersive ecosystem exhibits, visit our scenic wildlife viewing platform, and meet the staff and volunteers behind our wildlife conservation, research, and education programs. Whether you're interested in learning more about local wildlife, attending future programs, becoming a member, or simply spending time in nature, our Open House is the perfect way to get connected.
Stop by, ask questions, and discover how the Susquehannock Wildlife Society is working to conserve wildlife in the Lower Susquehanna region and beyond.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 24 2026; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Hangouts
Quantitative PCR (adult course for ages 13 and up)
<div>Work with Cylburn Master Naturalists and Baltimore City Weed Warriors to remove invasive vines!</div>
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Free in-person drop-in tutoring service on Saturdays for grades Kindergarten through 12 in all subjects provided by Youth Library Tutorial, a Johns Hopkins University student group. Please fill out this form to be added to the emailing list.
Youth Library Tutoring will also be offering online tutoring sessions via Zoom on Sundays on 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22 and 11/29, and on Saturdays 11/21 and 11/28.
There will be no in-person session on Saturday, November 21 and 28.
Email hopkinsylt@gmail.com or sign up for the emailing list to receive the Zoom link for the online sessions.
Learn about water quality testing with the scientists of Blue Water Baltimore! An Outfall Screening Blitz consists of taking teams of volunteers into our local streams to sample water quality. The events take place 48 hours after a major rain event to ensure stormwater is not being sampled. Samples will be collected from streams being monitored where dry weather flow is coming from a stormwater outfall. We will discuss different types of pollution, how it is entering our waterways and steps you can take to help report and prevent pollution from happening.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a limited capacity event.
Help our naturalist feed our hungry reptiles and get an up close and personal encounter with our animal ambassadors! Preregistration is required and closes 4 PM day prior. All ages.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Event type: CANVASS
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">October’s theme, </span><b>Nocturnal Animals of Cylburn</b><span style="font-weight: 400;">, focuses on animals that become active as the sun goes down.</span><span style="font-weight: 400;"> Each Saturday will highlight a different nocturnal animal that calls Cylburn Arboretum home and explore the adaptations that help them thrive at night. While some creatures of the night sometimes get a spooky reputation, we’ll shed some light on these often misunderstood animals and discover there’s much more to admire than fear!</span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Please note: </span><span style="font-weight: 400;">NO live animals</span><span style="font-weight: 400;"> will be present during these programs.</span></p>
<p><i><span style="font-weight: 400;">All ages are welcome. No fee or registration required (supplies limited). Drop-in anytime between 11am to 12pm.</span></i></p>
<p><b>October 3: Observant Owls</b></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Whooo’s awake when the sun goes down? Drop by the Nature Education Center to discover the owls that call Cylburn home and uncover the adaptations that make these nighttime hunters so well suited for life after dark. </span></p>
<p><b>October 10: Remarkable Raccoons</b></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">There’s a ‘masked’ visitor roaming Cylburn after dark! A raccoon’s distinctive black mask provides camouflage and helps reduce glare. Drop by the Nature Education Center to find out more about the adaptations that help them thrive at night.</span></p>
<p><b>October 17: Fantastic Flying squirrels</b></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Something is soaring through the trees but it isn’t a bird or a bat! Drop by the Nature Education Center to learn more about how these small nocturnal mammals glide through the forest after dark. </span></p>
<p><b>October 24: Outstanding Opossums</b></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">What’s lurking around Cylburn after dark? It might be an opossum! Drop by the Nature Education Center to learn more about the only marsupials in North America and how they help the environment.</span></p>
<p><b>October 31: BOOtiful Bats</b></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">This Halloween, discover the bats that fly over Cylburn after sunset. Drop by the Nature Education Center to learn how these nocturnal mammals navigate the darkness and play an important role in our ecosystem.</span></p>
For more information, please call 410-692-5414
### 🎥 CSTGIA 2026 – Week 28
From Strategic Cyber Foresight to Adaptive Cyber Enterprises: Building Organizations That Learn Faster Than Threats Evolve
Artificial intelligence is accelerating. Cyber threats are evolving. Critical infrastructure is converging. Traditional planning cycles are no longer sufficient.
In Week 28 of the Cyber Security Trends Global Impact Analysis (CSTGIA) 2026 series, we explore why the future belongs to organizations that don't simply anticipate disruption, but continuously adapt before disruption overtakes them.
This session introduces the concept of the Adaptive Cyber Enterprise, where cybersecurity becomes an enterprise-wide capability built on continuous learning, workforce evolution, AI-enabled collaboration, knowledge management, and adaptive leadership.
In this episode, you'll learn:
✅ Why adaptation has become the new competitive advantage
✅ The difference between Strategic Cyber Foresight and Adaptive Cyber Enterprises
✅ Five leadership moves that strengthen long-term cyber resilience
✅ How AI, knowledge management, and workforce capability create sustainable advantage
✅ Why continuous learning is becoming strategic infrastructure
✅ Practical questions every executive should ask to assess organizational readiness
Whether you're a CEO, CIO, CISO, CTO, Chief Risk Officer, Board Member, Program Executive, Government Leader, Cybersecurity Professional, or Digital Transformation Executive, this discussion provides practical insights into preparing your organization for an increasingly AI-enabled and rapidly changing future.
Key Topics
• Adaptive Cyber Enterprises
• Strategic Cyber Foresight
• Artificial Intelligence
• Agentic AI
• Cybersecurity Leadership
• Workforce Transformation
• Human-AI Collaboration
• Knowledge Management
• Organizational Resilience
• Continuous Learning
• Enterprise Adaptation
• Digital Trust
🎥 **Watch on YouTube:** https://youtu.be/_diDV_YVKYY
If you enjoy this content, please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help others prepare for the future of cybersecurity, leadership, and digital transformation.
🔔 New episodes of CSTGIA 2026 are released weekly, exploring the emerging trends, technologies, leadership strategies, and enterprise capabilities shaping the future of cybersecurity and organizational excellence.
#Cybersecurity #ArtificialIntelligence #StrategicLeadership #CyberLeadership #ResponsibleAI #CyberResilience #Governance #RiskManagement #DigitalTransformation #NationalSecurity #Innovation #FutureOfWork #CSTGIA #DrRhondaFarrell #cstgia
<p>Join Young, Gifted, and Green, and other Environmental Justice leaders at our October Lead-Free South Memphis Canvassing Day.</p>
<p>The meeting location is <strong>Memphis Rox Climbing and Community Center</strong>, 879 E. McLemore Ave., Memphis, TN 38106. All volunteers should arrive promptly at 11 am for canvassing training. All volunteers can register here: <a href="https://bit.ly/canvassmem" target="_blank" rel="noopener">bit.ly/canvassmem</a></p>
<p>Contact us at <a href="mailto:Aramis@younggiftedgreen.org">Aramis@younggiftedgreen.org</a> with any questions.</p>
$10
Explore Eden Mills' history through a guided tour! Great indoor activity for our history buffs of all ages who want to deep dive into what makes our preserved mill museum so unique!
Join us for an inspiring afternoon celebrating creativity, talent, and self-expression through performing and visual arts.
This event will feature youth artists showcasing their gifts through spoken word, music, dance, visual art, photography, fashion, and creative expression, providing a platform for emerging artists to share their voices with the community.
This experience is designed to empower young people, build confidence, encourage positive self-expression, and foster meaningful connections through the arts. Families, community leaders, educators, and supporters are invited to experience the incredible talent of the next generation while celebrating creativity's power to inspire change.
Where Creativity Finds Its Voice.
Come support, celebrate, and be inspired by the next generation of artists.
To register for the event, please email info@speaklifetour.org or call 443.799.6529.
Explore the trails with a naturalist and find a spot to hang a hammock. Ages 13-17. Must pre-register.
<p>This culturally tailored exercise and education cohort is designed to support Latina mothers during pregnancy and postpartum.</p>\n
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
<p>Hear new findings and discuss the history of enslavement and resistance from the 1765 to 1865 plantation period of Montpelier.</p>\n
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://programs.hcplonline.org/events?<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal STOP THE BLEED® kits provided at the end of class for participants age 18 and over** ($45 value)<br><br>To register, you may call the Fallston Library @ 410-638-3003 or any other HCPL branch or through HCPL online calendar of events
Through storytelling, reflective writing, collective ritual, sensorial meditation, and participatory art practices, participants will learn practical skills for navigating uncertainty while strengthening their connections to themselves, one another, and the city they call home.
Monthly BSFS anime afternoon social, sometimes also hosted as a Discord watch party.
Let's celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! Get ready to be swept away by the rhythmic beats, passionate melodies, and soulful performances as Patrick Alban brings his unique blend of Cuban, Gipsy Kings and World Music to the library. Fun for all ages.
Come out to CA's annual Trunk or Treat event.
Bring the whole family, in costume, for an afternoon of Halloween fun and festive activities. Kids can participate in mini Halloween-themed physical chal…
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Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Volunteer orientation for outreach activities
Join the Susquehannock Wildlife Society for an evening of bats!
We’ll start with a short screening of Beneficial Bats by Marty Stouffer, then head outside for a guided walk around the Conservation Center grounds to listen for, detect, and identify bats. Along the way, we'll collect citizen science data on the bats we detect and talk about our local bat species, their conservation status, and how you can support them!
The walk is led by Sadie Rozics, a Wildlife Conservation Technician with the Susquehannock Wildlife Society through the Chesapeake Conservation and Climate Corps. Sadie has studied bats in Owings Mills and will guide the group using an ultrasonic bat detector, which picks up bat echolocation calls that people can't normally hear and plays them back as sound. We'll stop at several points along the route to listen, take turns at the detector, and record what we find.
For more information, please call 410-272-9822
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
For more information, please call 410-272-3444
Monthly BSFS book discussion group, in person and by Zoom unless otherwise noted.
**While we typically focus on socializing in our weekly socials, this is a dedicated space to chat entirely about Chronic Illness topics.**
**Our bi-monthly meeting, we will cover chronic illness themes, hacks, and feelings.**
**Just bring yourself, nothing else needed!**
***In order to join the Zoom call, your zoom username MUST match your Meetup name.***
Doors | 6:00 pm // Show Time | 7:00 pm
Fabricant examines the present diminishment of democracy through the prism of intensifying conflict between market freedom and citizen rights. The fate of democracy is at the center of this book’s exploration of the decline of the welfare state and rise of radical right politics.
Monthly informal BSFS social gathering for conversation and hanging out.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
<p>The Lending & Credit Conference provides the perfect balance of educational and networking opportunities through a combination of general sessions and […]</p>\n
Join St. Moses each Sunday in person or online. The gatherings page lists Sunday gatherings at 9:00 AM and 10:45 AM, with YouTube Live available for the morning gathering.
Recurring Sunday service time published on the Bridgeway services page.
Recurring Sunday schedule published on The Garden Church homepage.
For more information, please call 410-939-0234
Join us for Catonsville UMC’s 3rd Annual Homecoming Sunday on October 25 at 10 a.m. We will gather for one joyful worship service with guest speaker Rev. Rick Buckingham. Together we will celebrate God’s work among us today! Following worship, enjoy a delicious lunch with friends old and new. This is a day to reconnect, bring a friend, and experience the warmth of our church family. Please RSVP to let us know you are coming!
**Use of AI in public health education**
**Dr. Elmer Huerta**
Clinical Professor of Medicine, George Washington School of Medicine
This platform will be **delivered in hybrid format**, which means you can attend the platform via Zoom or in person at the Impact Hub Baltimore. Masks are optional.
I am going to describe the use of an AI agent as my co-host on my radio and YouTube shows. I will analyze the experience advantages and disadvantages.
Bio: **Elmer Huerta** is Clinical Professor of Medicine at the George Washington School of Medicine and has dedicated more than 30 years to promote disease prevention and early detection to the public using the media. His radio and television programs reach Spanish-Speaking people in the United States and Latin America.
Through his educational work, Dr. Huerta -author of the best sellers “Health Information Made Easy”, “Confronting Cancer”, “100 Questions About your Health”, “The Good Death” and “Everything is in order” - has developed a high degree of respect and trust in the Hispanic community at the local, national, and international level. He is senior medical contributor for CNN en Espanol.
Dr. Huerta received the 2013 White House Public Health and Prevention Champion of Change Award.
**Physical Location:**
**Impact Hub Baltimore**
10 E. North Ave
Baltimore, MD 21202
David Lavine: Presider
Janey Solwold: Zoom Tech
: Hybrid Team
Recurring Sunday worship service published on the church worship page.
Recurring Sunday service time published on the Bridgeway services page.
Recurring Sunday schedule published on The Garden Church homepage.
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Celebrate spooky season with a relaxing Paint & Sip workshop led by Thais Piageti-Cassel. Create your own glowing haunted house painting while enjoying the vibrant fall colors and wate…
Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 25 2026 - Nov 01 2026; Sun; 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Online tabletop role-playing event rotating through tabletop science-fiction RPGs.
Recurring mosque program listed on the HAIC upcoming events schedule as the last Sunday of each month.
Celebrate the season on the ice at Columbia Ice Rink's Halloween Public Skate! Come dressed in a 'safe-to-skate' costume and receive FREE popcorn, while supplies last. The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes s…
How do people make fires without a lighter? Learn different methods survival experts use to start campfires in the wilderness. Complete the experience with S’mores. 10+, under 18 with adult. Must pre-register.
<p>Join us for “TN Griot’s Guide to Civic Engagement”, a virtual workshop designed to help you take an active role in shaping your community. This event is hosted by Young, Gifted & Green’s Tribe 7 Tennessee Environmental Justice (EJ) Griots. Civic engagement starts with knowing how local decisions get made and how your voice can influence them. In this interactive session, you will learn how to:</p>
<ul>
<li>Research candidates before you vote</li>
<li>Build a relationship with your local representatives</li>
<li>Understand local policy proposals and how they affect you</li>
<li>Explore the different ways to get involved, from public comment to community organizing</li>
</ul>
<p>Whether you are new to civic life or looking to sharpen your advocacy skills, this workshop will give you practical tools to show up, speak up, and make a difference.</p>
<p><strong>Register at <a href="http://bit.ly/griotguide">bit.ly/griotguide</a>. </strong></p>
<p>See seldom seen areas of Montpelier and hear about the original construction and preservation of this 18th-century plantation house.</p>\n
Recurring Sunday schedule published on The Garden Church homepage.
Experience Otter Point Creek in a unique way as you paddle by the light of the full moon. Ages 8+, under 18 with adult. Must pre-register.
This one-day workshop is designed for research scientists who are new spatial users. This lecture and hands-on in silico laboratory workshop will provide foundational information to succeed when starting experiments; from sample preparation to data analysis, as well as provide familiarity with available assays, analysis tools, and how to work with your Single Cell or Bioinformatics core to get the desired results. 1-day Bio-Trac training workshop; registration fee $349.
You can help protect Eden Mill and the organisms that depend on us! Join us for Monarchs & Minerals. Explore the park with us while we monitor monarch butterfly populations and test our waterways for salt and nitrate! Preregistration is required and closes the Saturday prior at 3 PM. Ages 6+.
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Children and caregivers explore our natural world together through stories, songs, movement, crafts and up close experiences with nature! 10 week session. Mondays, Sept. 21 – Nov. 23, 2026. Must pre-register.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
City Council Luncheon - Mayor Hosting
A graceful bundle of nerves three times as ancient as the dinosaurs, the jellyfish is no fish but a spineless invertebrate without brain, heart, blood, or bones. Inside glass tanks in crowded aquariums, jellies hold visitors rapt with their slow-motion water ballet. Most of the world’s nearly four thousand species emit an otherworldly light, glowing red, yellow, violet, or blue in the underwater dark. Fifty species boast deadly venom, including pink meanies with boa-like tentacles, box jellies with two-dozen eyes apiece, and deadliest of all, cubozoans the size of human thumbnails. Coretta Scott King Award–winning author Carole Boston Weatherford brings poetry and playfulness to natural science as she shares her fascination with a singular creature. Fourteen wildly divergent poems—by turns dramatic and serene—pulse with life. From spreads of shimmering bioluminescence to graphic panels, stylish artwork blends poetry with science and fact with folklore and myth to form the ideal introduction to the “immortal” and mysterious jellyfish.
About the Author:
Carole Boston Weatherford is a New York Times bestselling author of 60-plus books including the Caldecott Honor book Unspeakable: The Tulsa Race Massacre, for which she was also awarded the Coretta Scott King Author Award and a Sibert Honor; the Newbery Honor winner Box; and the Caldecott Honor winners Freedom in Congo Square, Fannie Lou Hamer, and Moses. She won a Coretta Scott King Author Honor for Becoming Billie Holiday. Weatherford teaches composition and children's literature at Fayetteville State University in North Carolina. Visit cbweatherford.com.
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here. All registered in-person attendees will recieve a free copy of the book while supplies last. Doors will open to registered attendees at 3pm. Free street parking is available.
Virtual Meeting Link: https://bmore.webex.com/bmore/j.php?MTID=m3ba27db20443a0cab4d51e5c11fb722f Password: Public
Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 26 2026; Mon; 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Come out and join the community for an invigorating yoga session designed for all experience levels. Enjoy gentle movement, mindful breathing, and a peaceful atmosphere during the free yoga session.
B…
For more information, please call 443-371-3535
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal STOP THE BLEED® kits provided at the end of class for participants age 18 and over** ($45 value)
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
<p>The ACTS Conference returns in-person in 2026, bringing together people from across tertiary education, industry and the broader sustainability sector to explore the future or sustainability in organisations and communities.</p>\n
<p>The ACTS Conference returns in-person in 2026, bringing together people from across tertiary education, industry and the broader sustainability sector to explore the future or sustainability in organisations and communities.</p>\n
Maryland innovation and entrepreneurship gathering with workshops, pitches, exhibitors, and networking. Registration required.
Free symposium open to the general public; registration required. University event metadata lists a 9 AM start.
Children and caregivers explore our natural world together through stories, songs, movement, crafts and up close experiences with nature! 10 week session. Tuesdays, Sept. 22 – Nov. 24, 2026. Must pre-register.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
The CEJSC is a twenty member body that is tasked with advising State government on environmental justice and analyzing the effectiveness of State and local government laws and policies to address issues of environmental justice and sustainable communities.
Join our Park Naturalists in collecting data from Eden Mills very own Eel Ladder! You will collect eels from the ladder, weigh and document, and release them upstream! Learn about why these fascinating animals are considered a scientific mystery!
Discover the wonders of nature with your preschooler at Eden Mill! Programs will include nature games and activities, story, a craft and a hike exploring the landscape. Ages 2-5 with an adult. Pre-registration required. October- Tuesdays 6th, 13th and 27th or
October- Wednesdays 7th, 14th and 28th.
For more information, please call 410-692-5414
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of Baltimore City. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
Children and caregivers explore our natural world together through stories, songs, movement, crafts and up close experiences with nature! 10 week session. Tuesdays, Sept. 22 – Nov. 24, 2026. Must pre-register.
As electric vehicles and stationary energy storage units become more common, managing end-of-life batteries presents direct operational and financial challenges. In many regions, salvage yards and local dismantlers face high processing and transport fees for large format batteries, leaving them hesitant to accept battery systems or entire vehicles without clear cost-effective management pathways. Join industry speakers for a practical discussion on how state policy, processing innovations, and industry advocacy are coming together to address these cost barriers and keep valuable critical minerals in circulation. This session will explore Colorado’s landmark legislation that brought automakers, recyclers, and auto dismantlers into a balanced framework, Cirba Solutions' operational approaches to EV battery processing economics and scale, and the Recycled Materials Association’s (ReMA) work to promote safe EV and lithium-ion battery recycling through advocacy, safety training, and public education.
Join our NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group—a welcoming space led by resilient individuals doing well in their mental health recovery. Connect with fellow adults facing similar journeys, share your experiences, and find strength in each other's triumphs and challenges. It's a free and supportive community for you. Our 2nd & 4th Tuesday Support Groups meet in-person at The Factory, at 5 N. Calhoun St., Baltimore, MD 21223. Registration is required. Please sign up using the link below so you will receive any updates due to inclement weather. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nami-west-baltimore-connection-support-group-tickets-410557186597?
<p>This online multimedia course teaches you how to apply behavior change tools to accelerate collective climate action.</p>\n
Return to the world of the Marvellers and Conjurors in this fourth book of the instant New York Times and #1 Indie Bestselling fantasy series. Year Four at the global magic school in the sky is back in session in The Paragon Games.
As Ella and Jason return for Year Four at the Arcanum training institute, the world is in turmoil. The Marvellian and Conjure communities have been shattered by learning the truth of the shocking death of the school's Conjure architect. Brigit is still missing. Masterji Thakur is gone. Worst of all, the villainous Gia Trivelino brews a nefarious plot to recreate monstrous marvels. And the key to powering her plan, a stockpile of twilight stars, has been stolen from the Conjure Underworld.
As violence and political upheaval erupt, and Ella and Jason search for Brigit, the pair get selected to participate in the year-long Paragon Games. The prize for the winner: a wish granted. With Ella being tugged in a dozen directions, she must compete in the games, beat Gia to locating the stolen twilight stars, and help build a bridge between two communities on the precipice of war.
About the Author:
Dhonielle Clayton is a New York Times bestselling author of The Conjureverse series, The Belles series, Shattered Midnight, co-author of Blackout, Whiteout, The Rumor Game, and of the Tiny Pretty Things duology, a Netflix original series. She hails from the Washington, D.C. suburbs on the Maryland side. She taught secondary school for several years, and is a former elementary and middle school librarian. She is COO of the non-profit We Need Diverse Books. She’s an avid traveler, and always on the hunt for magic and mischief.
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here. Doors will open to registered attendees at 3pm. All registered in person attendees will receive a free copy of the book while supplies last.Free lot parking is available at the Edmondson Village Shopping Center. Bike parking is available at the building.
[Profs and Pints Baltimore](https://www.profsandpints.com/baltimore) presents: **“The Life of Frankenstein,”** on the birth, evolution and impact of a tale of man-made monstrosity, with Bernard Welt, an emeritus professor of arts and humanities at George Washington University who frequently lectures on Frankenstein in literature, cinema, and culture.
[Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Available at [https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/baltimore-life-of-frankenstein](https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/baltimore-life-of-frankenstein) .]
Guillermo del Toro’s lush and lovingly produced film adaptation of Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel *Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus* is just the latest of many iterations of the story to capture the public’s imagination. People have watched Victor Frankenstein give life to his monster in numerous films, on television, and on stage, and even perform “Putting on the Ritz” with him thanks to the comic genius of Mel Brooks.
Mary Shelley did not just tell a tale. She spawned the modern genre of speculative fiction and gave rise to a myth that would crop up in debates over nature versus nurture and other matters. Even today it stokes anxieties over the potential impacts of robotics, artificial intelligence, and genetic engineering, by evoking the image of a monster turning on its progenitor.
Come gain a new appreciation of Mary Shelley’s creation with the help of Dr. Bernard Welt, who has studied the relationship between nightmares and the horror genre and is the author of *Mythomania: Fantasies, Fables, and Sheer Lies in Contemporary American Popular Art.*
Dr. Welt will start by telling a literary origin story almost as famous as Frankenstein itself, of how an 18-year-old Shelley started writing Frankenstein in 1816 while staying in a villa on Lake Geneva with two of her era’s leading poets, Lord Byron and Percy Bysshe Shelley, her lover. Housebound by foul weather, the three read Gothic tales of ghosts and monsters and challenged each other to produce something even more terrifying. Mary dreamed up a story of a man who defied death by creating a living being out of scraps of deceased men harvested from graveyards and anatomy labs.
The resulting novel, *Frankenstein*, published anonymously in 1818, would by that century’s end become a touchstone in philosophical discourse on the nature of humanity and in political discussions of imperialism and populism. By the 21st century, Mary Shelley (as she became) had earned a more significant place in the literary canon than Byron and her husband Shelley.
We will examine how this grisly tale became a landmark of modern thought and look at the part played by numerous film adaptations from the first years of cinema to the present day. (Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID. Bar doors open at 5 pm. The talk starts at 6:30.)
Image: From a Theodor von Holst engraving in an 1831 edition of Frankenstein published by Colburn and Bentley of London.
Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 27 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join the Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce at the Pikesville Armory for a community-focused farmers market featuring locally sourced, home-made, home-grown, and home-baked goods. This market is designed to support small businesses, artisans, and local producers while providing residents with fresh, high-quality products in a welcoming setting. To ensure variety and a great experience for shoppers, vendor duplication is not permitted. Pop-up business vendors are welcome and may apply to participate for a fee of $50 per market day. For vendor applications or additional information, please email info@greaterbaltimorechamber.org .
Everyone is welcome to join these classes on meditation and modern Buddhism.
These classes include both meditations and teachings based on Buddha’s wisdom that can help us to stay peaceful, even in the most challenging times.
Topics include the following:
* How to Transform Your Life
* Buddhist Answers to Life’s Deepest Questions
* Why This Day Matters
* Increasing Our Good Qualities
* Understanding the Mind
* Learning to Let Go: Getting Rid of Negativity in Your Life
* Freedom from Anger
**To Register:** You can register at the door, arriving 10 min early.
**Cost:** $12 ($8 students, seniors 62+, and unemployed). Free for Monthly Members. **Your first class with us is FREE!**
**Visit our class webpage for details by [clicking here](https://www.meditationmd.org/meditate-in-canton).**
**LOCATION: Church on the Square**
**Every Tuesday, 7-8pm**
1025 S. Potomoc St, Baltimore, MD 21224
### Meet the Teacher:
**Andrew Gaudreau**
Andrew is a sincere practitioner of meditation and Kadampa Buddhism, and is a student on our Foundation Program. His teachings are clear and heartfelt, and come from his own personal experience of putting the teachings into practice and seeing the positive effects in his life.
From the author of the beloved The Last Days of the Dinosaurs, an imaginative celebration of T. rex from hatching to adulthood
Tyrannosaurus rex is a prehistoric celebrity. Exceeding 40 feet in length and weighing over 9 tons, the largest individuals of this dinosaurian species were intimidating predators capable of crushing bone and consuming more than a hundred pounds of flesh in a bite. But the last of the tyrant dinosaurs had a life beyond ripping and tearing. More than 66 million years ago, T. rex courted each other, nested, watched over their offspring, slept, drank, and explored ancient floodplains inhabited by a fantastic cast of impressive dinosaurs like the huge long-neck Alamosaurus and burly, three-horned Torosaurus. For the first time, the life story of this impressive, sensitive predator is told as if you were there to watch it unfold.
In her latest prehistoric nature walk, bestselling and award-winning author Riley Black follows the life of plucky T. rex Snaggletooth from the time she hatches through her tumultuous adulthood. The prehistoric forest Snag emerges into is full of danger, and yet, as Riley weaves the latest fossil discoveries into the story, the carnivorous dinosaur survives to play, court, fight, sleep, nest, and more as she grows up in Cretaceous North America. She tussles with rival tyrannosaurs, hunts for delectable prey, and finds soft moments of connection in the forest. Even the most die-hard dinosaur fan will come away with a new perspective and appreciation for the Tyrant Lizard Queen.
Riley Black will be joined in conversation by WYPR's Senior News Analyst Tom Hall.
About the Author:
RILEY BLACK (she/they) has been heralded as “one of our premier gifted young science writers” and is the bestselling, award-winning author of several books, including When the Earth Was Green and The Last Days of the Dinosaurs. A science correspondent for Smithsonian and regular contributor to publications like National Geographic and Slate, Riley is a widely-recognized expert on paleontology. She won the 2024 Friend of Darwin Award from the National Center for Science Education.
About the Moderator:
Tom Hall is WYPR's Senior News Analyst. He was the host of Midday, the award-winning, highly rated news and public policy program on WYPR Radio that featured interviews with elected officials, community leaders, as well as thought provoking authors, artists, researchers, journalists and scholars from around the world.
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here. Doors will open to registered attendees at 6 pm. A local bookseller will be on-site and have books available for purchase.Free parking vouchers are available to program attendees who park at the Franklin Street Garage (15 W. Franklin Street) after 4pm. Ask Pratt event staff for your parking voucher prior to or after the program. This free event will be presented in-person and virtually. This is a seated event with spaces reserved for individuals with accessibility needs. ASL interpretation will also be available for attendees throughout the event. If you need additional accommodations to successfully participate, please let us know at events@prattlibrary.org or 443-768-0762.
A unique, conversation-starting essay collection about critical care work, kink practices, and how one might transform the other.
Executive workshop on AI readiness, risks, automation opportunities, and an implementation plan.
Solidarity Economy Breakfast: Featuring Denzel Mitchell, Jr.
This rigorous three day program is ideal for basic research and translational biology scientists who are looking for a balanced theoretical vs. hands-on introduction to CRISPR toolkit. Taught by active researchers, this workshop features several cutting-edge presentations delivered by experts in the CRISPR/Cas9 field along with an intensive schedule of laboratory exercises. This program will focus on CRISPR principles, strategies for successful project design, available expertise and resources, as well as a wealth of CRISPR technology diverse applications. 3-day Bio-Trac training workshop; registration fee $895.
The monthly board meeting for the Board of Well Drillers
Join the Baltimore Roundtable for Economic Democracy for a breakfast series exploring the amazing solidarity economy enterprises that are black-led, black-centered and putting people, ecology and justice before private profit.
RSVP Online
Come out to join the community for a Tree Planting event, where participants will plant native trees, and remove non-native invasive plants from the Waiting Spring pond area! All are welco…
26-0055R - Informational Hearing - Sewage Backup Expedited Reimbursement & Direct Assistance Program
Discover the wonders of nature with your preschooler at Eden Mill! Programs will include nature games and activities, story, a craft and a hike exploring the landscape. Ages 2-5 with an adult. Pre-registration required. October- Tuesdays 6th, 13th and 27th or
October- Wednesdays 7th, 14th and 28th.
Baltimore Cooperative Bus Tour
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Wellness Wednesday at Hoen & Co Every 2nd & 4th Wednesday Take a pause on a Wednesday and give yourself space to breathe, reset, and untangle before the weekend! Join NAMI Metro Baltimore for Wellness Wednesday, a welcoming and low-pressure space where you can slow down, connect with others, and explore simple practices that support your mental health. Each session offers a chance for you to check in with yourself and leave feeling more grounded, supported, and ready for the rest of your week. Learn More and RSVP for Free Here! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wellness-wednesdays-tickets-1978412171061?
<p>For more information and/or to register, visit https://www.nrcrecycles.org/events/event/2026/08/26/nrc-campus-council-meeting/5505224</p>\n
Contact Name: Beth Wintermute<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-3595<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Support Groups<br>Cost: Free<br><br>A support group for the whole family.
NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group is a free, peer-led support group for adults 18+ living with a mental health condition or looking for mental health support. By joining one of our groups, you'll be able to get connected to people who see the value of speaking up about mental health, and will gain insight from sharing your experiences and hearing the challenges and successes of others! Attend a Support Group We are here to serve our East Baltimore community with our NAMI Connection Support Group which meets every 4th Wednesday from 6:00pm - 7:30pm. Click the following link to sign up! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/east-baltimore-nami-connection-support-group-tickets-908422043787?
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
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RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
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RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
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RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
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Cox Creek Citizens Oversight Committee - October 28, 2026
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[Profs and Pints Baltimore](https://www.profsandpints.com/baltimore) presents: **“The Haunted House,”** on scary dwellings and their grip on us, with Brittany Warman, former instructor at Ohio State University and co-founder of The Carterhaugh School of Folklore and the Fantastic.
[Doors open at 5. The talk starts at 6:30. The room is open seating. Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Available at [https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/baltimore-the-haunted-house ](https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/baltimore-the-haunted-house )]
The haunted house has long held a place in the imaginations of those who enjoy a bit of uncanny terror, posing the ultimate threat to security and normalcy. It’s where something familiar becomes strange and unsettling, even threatening. You initially might have thought you're safe—after all, you should be safe indoors—but you're not. Sanctuary and shelter have turned against you. The very walls trouble your dreams.
Come tour some of the most terrifying real estate ever imagined with Brittany Warman, who has earned herself a large and devoted following among Profs and Pints audiences with excellent past talks on folklore, fairy tales, and horror.
She’ll show you the fascinating folkloric, literary, and real-world history of the haunted house. She’ll leave you wondering about the creepy old places in your town with doors that you’re afraid to approach on Halloween, and she might even leave you eager to turn your own home into such an eerie dwelling.
She’ll begin by discussing the scary structures of fairy tales, such as gingerbread houses and Bluebeard's castle, exploring how the early stories told about them influenced the terrifying tales of Henry James' Bly Manor and Edgar Allen Poe's House of Usher. She’ll consider the impact of haunted spaces on the Gothic and horror genres and explain why haunted houses are often so opulent and so decadent in their decay.
Among the questions Dr. Warman will tackle: What might the haunted house have to say about history, culture, and society? What draws us, again and again, to haunted houses, making us want to visit them, find their ghosts, and uncover their stories?
She'll conclude by examining how these tales still resonate today, in haunted houses both purportedly real and those decidedly fake, meant for shocks and thrills. Even Disney's Haunted Mansion ride will make an appearance. It’s a scary world after all. (Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID.)
Image: An abandoned house near Pocomoke City, Md., in 2008. (Photo by Matt Trostle / Creative Commons.)
Skillshare: How Accessible is Your Website?
<p>Join Blue Water Baltimore for a special evening edition of the Ghost River Tour! The Ghost River Tour is a guided walking tour of artist Bruce Willen\'s Ghost Rivers art project (https://ghostrivers.com/) the former path of one of Baltimore’s lost waterways. This walk will follow the hidden path of the Sumwalt Run, a buried creek...</p>\n
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
About the Event
Living with chronic illness can be isolating — especially when it feels like no one truly understands what you’re going through. That’s why we created Chronically ChILL, a social group for chronically ill people who just want to connect, talk, and be themselves.
Our socials are a relaxed, judgment-free space to simply be human and enjoy the company of others who get it. There’s no agenda, no pressure, and no need to talk about symptoms unless you want to. It’s just about making friends, laughing a little, and finding community.
Come as you are — camera optional, pajama friendly, cozy vibes welcome.
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What to Expect
• Easygoing conversation and good company
• A warm, understanding community
• Zero pressure to perform or overshare
• The chance to actually socialize and make new friends who understand the ups and downs of chronic illness
Whether you join for ten minutes or the full hour, you’re part of the ChILL community.
***In order to join the Zoom call, your zoom username MUST match your Meetup name.***
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☕ What to Bring
• Yourself, exactly as you are
• Snacks or drinks if you'd like
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Who It’s For
Chronically ill, disabled, and neurodivergent individuals looking for friendship, laughter, and connection in a relaxed online environment.
You don’t have to be “doing well” to show up — you just have to show up.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
The forgotten lynching that launched America's fight for Black voting rights—and the federal cover-up that followed.
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This event is intentionally designed for connectors — Chamber members who naturally build relationships, make introductions, and enjoy helping others grow. Ideal attendees include: Relationship‑builders — people who love connecting great businesses and great people Community influencers — members who are active, engaged, and well‑networked Strategic connectors — those who see opportunities and enjoy opening doors This is not a general open‑house event. It’s a curated gathering for members who know people, make things happen, and want to strengthen the Maryland business community through meaningful introductions. ⭐ Cost & Details Free to attend Includes light hors d’oeuvres Includes two drink tickets All attendees must RSVP by scanning the QR code to ensure the event remains curated and high‑value
Learn about water quality testing with the scientists of Blue Water Baltimore! An Outfall Screening Blitz consists of taking teams of volunteers into our local streams to sample water quality. The events take place 48 hours after a major rain event to ensure stormwater is not being sampled. Samples will be collected from streams being monitored where dry weather flow is coming from a stormwater outfall. We will discuss different types of pollution, how it is entering our waterways and steps you can take to help report and prevent pollution from happening.
PLEASE NOTE:
This is a limited capacity event.
Growing flowers brings beauty to your garden, supports pollinators, and can provide bouquets to spread joy to others. Join Maya Kosok of Hillen Homestead to learn about her urban flower farm on a half-acre in urban Baltimore City and learn practical lessons for you can grow the maximum number of flowers in your home garden. Maya will highlight variety selection, timing, plant spacing, pest management, harvest practices, and more. A design demo featuring a simple wrapped market bouquet to inspire participants to make their own homegrown bouquets will be featured.
Owner of Hillen Homestead, Maya Kosok is in her 14th season in operation and sells primarily to florists and DIY wedding customers. Maya has spoken at numerous sustainable farming conferences as well as the Maryland Horticultural Society, and the United States Botanic Garden.
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of Baltimore City. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
25-0033R - Informational Hearing – Condition of Older Adult Residential Housing in Baltimore City
Michael Teitelbaum The 8 Disciplines of Good Judgment Thursday, October 29th 10:00-11:00 AM Leaders make decisions every day, but the most important ones rarely come with complete information or obvious answers. Good judgment helps us figure out what really matters, ask better questions, challenge assumptions, weigh different perspectives, and move forward with confidence. In this practical and thought-provoking session, Michael Teitelbaum will introduce the 8 Disciplines of Good Judgment, a framework for making better decisions when the stakes are high. Participants will explore how experience, perspective, and better questions can strengthen judgment, reduce blind spots, and help leaders be more intentional about the decisions that matter most. Join us to learn practical ways to strengthen your judgment and make better, more thoughtful decisions in your business and leadership. Members: Free | Guests: $20
Leroy the ghost loves his garden at Rosebud Manor. Every time a new family moves in, he greets them with a beautiful yellow rose, the flower of friendship. But no one understands what he's trying to say, and they always get scared away!
Then one day, Tara-a girl who uses a device to talk-moves in. It turns out Tara knows just as much about plants as Leroy. Is it possible she speaks the language of flowers, too, and that Leroy has finally found someone who understands him?
This sweet picture book celebrates the many different ways we communicate with each other, showing there's more than one way to find your voice and make a friend.
About the Author:
Emily Rosenthal (she/her) is a writer and illustrator based in Baltimore, Maryland. She loves ghosts, monsters, and all kinds of creatures, and frequently tells stories about them. When not coming up with stories, Emily plays soccer, watches scary movies, and snuggles with her cat. She’s thankful for everyone who has believed she has something important to say. Leroy Has Something to Say is her first picture book.
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here. Doors will open to registered attendees at 3pm. All registered in person attendees will receive a free copy of the book while supplies last. Free street parking is available along the side of the building.
Hangouts
Practical AI demonstration and discussion with entrepreneur Chris White.
<div>Celebrate the Halloween season with your family at Cylburn “ArBOOretum” on Thursday, October 29, 5:00pm-7:30 p.m.</div>
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<p>Fun activities abound in the shadow of our 1860s mansion at Cylburn Arboretum Friends’ annual fall event. With a family friendly focus in mind, the mansion is decorated in Halloween splendor. <strong><strong>This a candy-free Halloween event</strong></strong> to prevent wrappers from littering our grounds. Every visitor will receive a glowstick!</p>
<p>Tickets are $5 + Eventbrite fees. Tickets may be purchased at the door for $10.</p>
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<h3>ArBOOretum Highlights</h3>
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<li>Spooky nature trail</li>
<li>Seasonal crafts</li>
<li>Free face painting</li>
<li>Night hike</li>
<li>Decorated historic mansion</li>
<li>Food trucks</li>
</ul>
<p>This event runs for two nights but tickets are ONLY valid for the date listed. <strong><strong>No refunds, No exchanges. This event is rain or shine.</strong></strong></p>
<p>For any questions about the event please email info@cylburn.org</p>
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MDEnviroScreen is a tool that helps identify communities disproportionately affected by pollution and climate impacts. It uses an Environmental Justice (EJ) Score and a Climate Vulnerability Score (CVS) to inform decisions on permitting, enforcement, and infrastructure improvements, focusing on populations with limited access to resources.
<p>What are the differences between revolutions, rebellions, and acts of treason? Join the Surratt Historic Site & Museum as we take a long view of sparking change in American history.</p>\n
Public hearing for the Department of the Environment to present on the proposed water quality standards regulation changes within the 2025 Triennial Review and receive comments from the public.
Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 29 2026; Thu; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Cost: $0/$45<br>Contact Email: ChildBirthEd@umm.edu<br>Contact Name: Amy Brown<br>Category: Childbirth<br>Department: Women's Center<br><br>Developed for busy expecting parents, this class focuses on evidence-based information that empowers parents to manage the process of labor and birth and make informed choices for their birth experience. This class provides an understanding of the stages of labor and familiarity with medical and hospital procedures. Class includes what to expect in the immediate postpartum period.<br><br>*Classes are free if receiving prenatal care at University of Maryland Redwood office, Penn St. office, Midtown office, or Family Medicine. For all others, the fee is $45 for mother and support person.
An incomplete global history of democratic economic alternatives
Event type: COMMUNITY
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Doors | 6:00 pm // Show Time | 7:00 pm
Join us for our Pink Out Fashion Show at Charter Woodholme Crossing as we come together to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Our residents will celebrate strength, courage, and hope while proudly wearing pink and showing their support for those affected by breast cancer. Come enjoy an uplifting afternoon filled with fashion, fun, and community spirit as our residents take the runway in their favorite pink outfits. Together, we will raise awareness, honor breast cancer survivors, remember those we have lost, and show that we stand united in the fight against breast cancer. 💗 Wear Pink. Show Your Support. Spread Hope. 💗
<p>Join us for an incredible evening of classic games, friendly competition, and nature-themed fun featuring special guest Elizabeth Hargrave, creator of the popular game Wingspan.</p>\n
Empowering educators, cultivating stewards: Bridging campus and community through environmental education”
The Higher Education Environmental Literacy (HEEL) Summit is a statewide gathering where college and university faculty, specializing in teacher education, converge with non-formal environmental education providers. The summit aims to foster collaboration and innovation to enhance environmental and climate literacy within Maryland teacher preparation programs.
Together, we’ll explore new strategies, share best practices, and forge partnerships to ensure future educators are equipped to inspire the next generation of environmental stewards.
Lunch & parking will be provided.
<p>Join Master Naturalist Linda Forlifer for a weekly, accessible, walk around Cylburn on Fridays at 9:30am.</p>
<p>Strolls will start at the Greenhouse parking lot.</p>
<p>These walks are free and no registration is required!</p>
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Learn about water quality testing with the scientists of Blue Water Baltimore! An Outfall Screening Blitz consists of taking teams of volunteers into our local streams to sample water quality. The events take place 48 hours after a major rain event to ensure stormwater is not being sampled. Samples will be collected from streams being monitored where dry weather flow is coming from a stormwater outfall. We will discuss different types of pollution, how it is entering our waterways and steps you can take to help report and
Explore the park with our naturalist and learn about seasonal changes in plants. This is a drop-off program. Must pre-register.
<p>Join us and grove to the dazzling sounds of 70s Disco. Lunch will be served and Disco Band "We Are Family" will jam.</p>\n
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
<div>Celebrate the Halloween season with your family at Cylburn “ArBOOretum” on Friday, October 30, 5:00pm-7:30 p.m.</div>
<div style="margin-top: 20px">
<div style="margin: 20px 10px;font-size: 15px;line-height: 22px;font-weight: 400;text-align: left">
<p>Fun activities abound in the shadow of our 1860s mansion at Cylburn Arboretum Friends’ annual fall event. With a family friendly focus in mind, the mansion is decorated in Halloween splendor. <strong><strong>This a candy-free Halloween event</strong></strong> to prevent wrappers from littering our grounds. Every visitor will receive a glowstick!</p>
<p>Tickets are $5 + Eventbrite fees. Tickets may be purchased at the door for $10.</p>
<p></p>
<h3>ArBOOretum Highlights</h3>
<ul>
<li>Spooky nature trail</li>
<li>Seasonal crafts</li>
<li>Free face painting</li>
<li>Night hike</li>
<li>Decorated historic mansion</li>
<li>Food trucks</li>
</ul>
<p>This event runs for two nights but tickets are ONLY valid for the date listed. <strong><strong>No refunds, No exchanges. This event is rain or shine.</strong></strong></p>
<p>For any questions about the event please email info@cylburn.org</p>
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Hangouts
Dress in your best costume and join us by the water for a campfire, stories, and roasted treats. Must pre-register.
Hangouts
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.
<p>Enjoy an evening of magic, mystery, and Halloween fun! Join us for enchanted beverages, magical snacks, spellbinding crafts, and a screening of a favorite wizard-inspired film.</p>\n
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Join us for a fun-filled Trunk or Treat event at Charter Woodholme Crossing! Families are invited to come dressed in their favorite Halloween costumes and enjoy an evening of festive fun, candy, and creatively decorated cars. Bring the kids and celebrate Halloween with our residents, families, and community in a safe, welcoming, and family-friendly atmosphere. We look forward to seeing everyone for a spooktacular evening!
Recurring mosque prayer gathering listed on the HAIC upcoming events schedule as the last Friday of each month.
Doors | 10:30 pm // Show Time | 11:30 pm
Join our NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group—a welcoming space led by resilient individuals doing well in their mental health recovery. Connect with fellow adults facing similar journeys, share your experiences, and find strength in each other's triumphs and challenges. It's a free and supportive community for you. Our Saturday Support Group meets in-person at Sheppard Pratt, in the Gibson Building in Room 200 every Saturday. Registration is required. Please sign up using the link below so you will receive any updates due to inclement weather. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nami-connection-support-group-tickets-815952815837 10:30am - 12:00pm
Join Creation Justice Ministries, IPC, and MLK Memorial UMC for their Branches of Faith Tree planting on October 31st from 9am-11am! This planting will be held at Martin Luther King Memorial UMC (
5114 Windsor Mill Rd, Baltimore, MD 21207
). Come help beautify your neighborhood and improve tree canopy cover in Baltimore City! Tools (gloves, shovels, post drivers, etc.) will be provided. Please wear proper footwear and dress for the weather. Don't forget a reusable water bottle! We will have a water cooler on site.
Please be sure to RSVP
! We look forward to seeing you!
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
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Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 31 2026; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Spooky Science (for ages 6-13)
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">October’s theme, </span><b>Nocturnal Animals of Cylburn</b><span style="font-weight: 400;">, focuses on animals that become active as the sun goes down.</span><span style="font-weight: 400;"> Each Saturday will highlight a different nocturnal animal that calls Cylburn Arboretum home and explore the adaptations that help them thrive at night. While some creatures of the night sometimes get a spooky reputation, we’ll shed some light on these often misunderstood animals and discover there’s much more to admire than fear!</span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Please note: </span><span style="font-weight: 400;">NO live animals</span><span style="font-weight: 400;"> will be present during these programs.</span></p>
<p><i><span style="font-weight: 400;">All ages are welcome. No fee or registration required (supplies limited). Drop-in anytime between 11am to 12pm.</span></i></p>
<p><b>October 3: Observant Owls</b></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Whooo’s awake when the sun goes down? Drop by the Nature Education Center to discover the owls that call Cylburn home and uncover the adaptations that make these nighttime hunters so well suited for life after dark. </span></p>
<p><b>October 10: Remarkable Raccoons</b></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">There’s a ‘masked’ visitor roaming Cylburn after dark! A raccoon’s distinctive black mask provides camouflage and helps reduce glare. Drop by the Nature Education Center to find out more about the adaptations that help them thrive at night.</span></p>
<p><b>October 17: Fantastic Flying squirrels</b></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Something is soaring through the trees but it isn’t a bird or a bat! Drop by the Nature Education Center to learn more about how these small nocturnal mammals glide through the forest after dark. </span></p>
<p><b>October 24: Outstanding Opossums</b></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">What’s lurking around Cylburn after dark? It might be an opossum! Drop by the Nature Education Center to learn more about the only marsupials in North America and how they help the environment.</span></p>
<p><b>October 31: BOOtiful Bats</b></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">This Halloween, discover the bats that fly over Cylburn after sunset. Drop by the Nature Education Center to learn how these nocturnal mammals navigate the darkness and play an important role in our ecosystem.</span></p>
Explore the trails of Prospect Mill Park with a naturalist guiding the way. Must pre-register.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>*This class is for all ages to participate. The version of the training that will be taught is family friendly, with a focus on ages 6-12 years old.  Those under age 18 must have a parent/guardian present in the class. Please register each participant separately. *<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees over the age of 18** ($45 value) <br> 
### From Adaptive Cyber Enterprises to Anticipatory Cyber Leadership: Shaping the Future Before Others Recognize It
What separates organizations that merely adapt from those that shape the future?
In this episode of Creating Something That Gives It All Away (CSTGIA), we explore the next evolution of executive leadership: Anticipatory Cyber Leadership. As artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, cybersecurity threats, and digital transformation accelerate, organizations can no longer afford to simply react to disruption, they must learn to anticipate emerging trends, engineer opportunity, and prepare for futures that have not yet arrived.
Together, we'll examine the five leadership shifts that distinguish tomorrow's leaders from today's managers, including moving from adaptation to anticipation, risk management to opportunity engineering, AI assistance to executive decision intelligence, strategic planning to continuous future design, and organizational learning to ecosystem leadership. Discover how leaders can strengthen strategic curiosity, systems thinking, decision intelligence, human-AI collaboration, and learning velocity to build organizations that don't just survive change, they create it.
In this episode you'll learn:
(1) Why leadership, not technology, is becoming the greatest competitive advantage
(2) The five leadership shifts driving anticipatory organizations
(3) How AI can strengthen executive decision-making without replacing human judgment
(4) Practical strategies for preparing your organization before disruption occurs
(5) How to develop the mindset and capabilities needed to shape the future instead of reacting to it
🎥 **Watch on YouTube:** https://youtu.be/tUazH_33CGs
If you enjoy this content, please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help others prepare for the future of cybersecurity, leadership, and digital transformation.
🔔 New episodes of CSTGIA 2026 are released weekly, exploring the emerging trends, technologies, leadership strategies, and enterprise capabilities shaping the future of cybersecurity and organizational excellence.
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Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees over the age of 18** ($45 value) <br> 
Join Creation Justice Ministries, IPC, and Sweet Hope Free Will Baptist Church for their Branches of Faith Tree planting on October 31st from 1pm-3pm! This planting will be held at Sweet Hope Free Will Baptist Church (
3925 Dolfield Ave, Baltimore, MD 21215
). Come help beautify your neighborhood and improve tree canopy cover in Baltimore City! Tools (gloves, shovels, post drivers, etc.) will be provided. Please wear proper footwear and dress for the weather. Don't forget a reusable water bottle! We will have a water cooler on site.
Please be sure to RSVP
! We look forward to seeing you!
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://ccpl.librarymarket.com/event/stop-bleed-272568<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees** ($42 value) 
Watch our turtles and snakes eat while learning about these fascinating creatures.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Open Works class. Schedule: Oct 31 2026 - Nov 21 2026; Sat; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Sharmane H.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
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Halloween party at the BSFS Building. Check the BSFS calendar for details closer to the event.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Doors | 10:00 pm // Show Time | 11:00 pm
Residential household hazardous waste (HHW) collection is held
the first Saturday of each month from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m
. at the Department of Public Works, 10430 Audie Lane, La Plata.
Improper disposal of leftover household products that contain corrosive, toxic, ignitable, or reactive ingredients can pollute the environment and pose a threat to human health. Latex Paint is not toxic and once solidified can be disposed of in your household trash.
The Department of Public Works (DPW) will host its last Shred Event of 2026 on
Sunday, November 1, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
at Public Safety Training Center, in the parking lot located at the intersection of Manhattan Ave. & Clover Rd.
This is a drive-through event for Baltimore City residents. Participants may bring up to
two 32-gallon bags of paper documents
for secure shredding.
TBD
NEXT
Help sort, add to the database, and shelve books in the BSFS lending library.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
<p>Drop by the gardens surrounding the Cylburn mansion on the <strong>first and second </strong><strong>Sundays between 2:30-4:30pm</strong> to talk with Cylburn Arboretum Friends’ Garden Educator. See what we’re working on, ask your gardening questions, and pick up tips on how we care for our plants. No fee, no registration required, all ages welcome.</p>
<p>Experience a powerful fusion of history, ritual, and storytelling in this staged reading of Crossing a Deep River: A Ritual Drama in Three Movements. </p>\n
This half day session at the BioHub Maryland Education and Training Center at Montgomery County is for anyone interested in learning more about Biopharmaceutical manufacturing. It will take attendees through the basics of Biopharmaceutical ...
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 02 2026; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Cost: $25<br>Contact Email: ChildBirthEd@umm.edu<br>Contact Name: Amy Brown<br>Category: Childbirth<br>Department: Women's Center<br><br>Learn what to expect when you get home from the hospital. In this class we will review how to care for yourself and what physical changes to expect. We will discuss postpartum complications and what warning signs to look out for.
Network virtually with those located in the DMV (District of Columbia, Virginia & Maryland) and internationally!
This monthly Monday meeting is hosted by Maryland Blockchain Association, Blockchain Legal Institute, and Blockchain Legal Institute Foundation.
The Maryland Blockchain Association is the Maryland Chapter Lead for CryptoMondays. The MDBA's monthly virtual networking event is hosted monthly on the 1st Monday of each month. If you are interested in establishing a meetup in alliance with the MDBA and CryptoMondays please reach out.
The Maryland Blockchain Association is a trade association dedicated to representing the innovative tech community within Maryland to provide education, economic development and outreach to those within our local community.
CryptoMondays is a decentralized global community that brings together individuals passionate about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.
The Blockchain Legal Institute is a centralized library of decentralized resources & the only Institute specifically dedicated to help provide continuing education to lawyers, compliance officers, business professionals and those learning about digital assets.
The Blockchain Legal Institute Foundation is a non profit dedicated to developing digital asset educational resources for consumers and families.
Learn about the latest trends in digital currency and blockchain technology, and gain insights into the world of crypto-tokens, Bitcoin, Ethereum as well as updates involving the regulations impacting consumers and businesses within our world of blockchain, IoT, RWA, artificial intelligence, and innovative technology. Expert speakers will cover blockchain security, cryptography, and other relevant topics in the fast-evolving cryptocurrency market.
Whether you are a seasoned investor or new to the world of virtual currency, these virtual events are the perfect opportunity to network locally and internationally with like-minded individuals and expand your knowledge in the realm of enterprise blockchain technology.
Don't miss out on this chance to stay ahead of the curve and explore the exciting opportunities that cryptocurrency and blockchain technology have to offer.
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Mark Your Calendars for the 1st Monday of every Month! This event is hosted on a private zoom link to be shared after registration.
Speakers: Jacqueline Cooper, JD & Other Special Guests
Be sure to mark your calendar as we have speakers from around the globe to attend our Meet-Ups. Speakers will include those with knowledge about artificial intelligence, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tokens, Blockchain use cases, compliance, business development, DeFi, estate planning, finance, accounting, and so many other relevant topics.
Jacqueline Cooper, JD, NBCT, MA LDT, CCI, BMM: CEO: Blockchain Legal Institute, Founder: Maryland Blockchain Association, Partner of Cogent Law Group, Government Blockchain Association: Co-Chair Legal Working Group & GBA Talk Show Host, Global Blockchain Business Council, Media Ambassador, Author: Bitcoin Cinderella Blockchain Adventure series, Author: The Essential Digital Asset Organizer for Attorneys & Their Clients, Author: How to Use Digital Assets To Fundraise For Your Non Profit
Maryland Blockchain Association: Observing Member of the Global Blockchain Business Council & Maryland Chapter Lead for CryptoMondays
Volunteers are invited to join our open co-working sessions to work on projects, brainstorm ideas, and build community. Come as you are for some or all!
This is styled after the Code for America model. Just show up. We have a backlog of items. Join a team, or propose a new project for Maryland that you've always been dreaming of creating!
We will meet online. RSVP for link.
Coders, UX designers, graphic designers, copy writers, project managers, etc. are welcome! Do you want to learn about code, UX, design, PM, etc.? If someone here is willing to teach you, you might get lucky! (But we are all volunteers, so it will depend on the generosity of strangers.)
We'll be online for 2 hours every other week. It usually takes at least an hour get anything substantial done.
Leave when you have to. You can also volunteer for an assignment to work on between meetings.
How did enslaved Africans turn America’s infamous failure into the greatest moral occasion of modern Western life? In this book, Christopher Freeburg answers that question with one word: soul. It was soul, Freeburg believes, which drove Black individuals and communities, grappling with horrific strife, to reimagine American life and equality in earnest.
Black cultural life contains a central and significant theme—a soul, or form of life—expressed in a variety of musical, religious, and political forms. Through the work and words of figures ranging from the poet Phillis Wheatley to President Barack Obama and musician Nina Simone to disco owner Jewel Thais-Williams, Freeburg shows how Black communities leaned time and again on soul and its four pillars: resonance, revelation, resilience, and transcendence. It is soul, what Freeburg calls a beautiful transaction between individual and community across time and place, that has allowed Black people over generations to transform feelings of defeat and alienation into moral courage and shared belonging.
Christopher Freeburg will be joined in conversation by The Atlantic's senior editor Vann Newkirk.
About the Author:
Christopher Freeburg is the Presidential Humanities and Social Sciences Chair in English at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. His most recent book was Counterlife: Slavery after Resistance and Social Death.
About the Moderator:
Vann Newkirk is a senior editor at The Atlantic and the host of the podcasts Floodlines and Holy Week.
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here. Doors will open to registered attendees at 6 pm. A local bookseller will be on-site and have books available for purchase.Free parking vouchers are available to program attendees who park at the Franklin Street Garage (15 W. Franklin Street) after 4pm. Ask Pratt event staff for your parking voucher prior to or after the program. This free event will be presented in-person and virtually. This is a seated event with spaces reserved for individuals with accessibility needs. ASL interpretation will also be available for attendees throughout the event. If you need additional accommodations to successfully participate, please let us know at events@prattlibrary.org or 443-768-0762.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Contact Email: craymer2@jh.edu<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/019e65b0ca1878be9c64286bfe5ce124<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially <strong><strong>save a life.</strong></strong><br><br><strong><strong>Free personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees over the age of 18 ($45 value)</strong></strong> <br><br><img src="https://www.trumba.com/i/DgDRk9pzOyQ3rv0vyR0iyqG0.png" alt="mdcotlogo" width="300" style="max-width:100%;"><strong><strong> </strong></strong><br> 
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 03 2026 - Dec 08 2026; Tue; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Lisa B.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 03 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join us for a screening of the critically-acclaimed prison documentary THE WORK, which features a four-day men's circle intensive at New Folsom Prison in Folsom, CA. This raw and riveting film gives a sneak peak into the power and magic that can take place when a group of maximum-security prisoners and outside volunteers courageously take off their masks and take an honest look at their wounds, fears, and shame. All are invited to stay after the film for circle conversation facilitated by former New Folsom Prison chaplain Greg Mellor.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees** ($45 value) <br> 
Everyone is welcome to join these classes on meditation and modern Buddhism.
These classes include both meditations and teachings based on Buddha’s wisdom that can help us to stay peaceful, even in the most challenging times.
Topics include the following:
* How to Transform Your Life
* Buddhist Answers to Life’s Deepest Questions
* Why This Day Matters
* Increasing Our Good Qualities
* Understanding the Mind
* Learning to Let Go: Getting Rid of Negativity in Your Life
* Freedom from Anger
**To Register:** You can register at the door, arriving 10 min early.
**Cost:** $12 ($8 students, seniors 62+, and unemployed). Free for Monthly Members. **Your first class with us is FREE!**
**Visit our class webpage for details by [clicking here](https://www.meditationmd.org/meditate-in-canton).**
**LOCATION: Church on the Square**
**Every Tuesday, 7-8pm**
1025 S. Potomoc St, Baltimore, MD 21224
### Meet the Teacher:
**Andrew Gaudreau**
Andrew is a sincere practitioner of meditation and Kadampa Buddhism, and is a student on our Foundation Program. His teachings are clear and heartfelt, and come from his own personal experience of putting the teachings into practice and seeing the positive effects in his life.
Join the Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce at the Pikesville Armory for a community-focused farmers market featuring locally sourced, home-made, home-grown, and home-baked goods. This market is designed to support small businesses, artisans, and local producers while providing residents with fresh, high-quality products in a welcoming setting. To ensure variety and a great experience for shoppers, vendor duplication is not permitted. Pop-up business vendors are welcome and may apply to participate for a fee of $50 per market day. For vendor applications or additional information, please email info@greaterbaltimorechamber.org .
REGISTER HERE!
The Maryland Tech Council Member Orientation is designed to introduce members to the benefits of our organization.
Learn more and RSVP: <a href="https://actionnetwork.org/events/taking-the-public-to-the-psc" target="_blank">https://actionnetwork.org/events/taking-the-public-to-the-psc</a><br><span><br></span><br><span>Join Extinction Rebellion DC and rally in front of the PSC’s office to collect and deliver written messages to demand that the PSC reject Washington Gas's expensive and dangerous District UNsafe plan. This plan would lock us into paying $12 billion for decades of fracked methane gas pipelines, all to generate higher profits for Washington Gas. The people say NO to Washington Gas and its "accelerated pipeline replacement" profit schemes.</span>
Procurement Opportunities of $100k or Less
BioHub Maryland is hosting Intro to Cell Therapy and Intro to Gene Therapy Courses - Participants can register for one course for $225, or take advantage of special bundle pricing and attend both courses for just $400!
In person attendance is encouraged!
Management Committee - November 4, 2026
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A common question that comes up repeatedly is "what is the best tool to manage websites for ME". Cause different people have different needs.
We've invited the 3 main players in the "done for you" WP management and we'll interview them about their features so that you can compare them in a more "apples to apples" way and make your own decision about what's best for you.
The tools:
\- ManageWP\, WP Remote\, and WP Umbrella are confirmed\.
The topics:
\- Backups & restoration
\- Manual & automated updates
\- Plugin/theme management across sites
\- User management \(both on the tool & on WP sites\)
\- Security/vulnerability
\- Reports
\- Broken links/Performance/Uptime/Site health monitoring
\- AI
\- GDPR & privacy compliance
\- Any other special features
The format:
10 topics, each tool gets 2 min to talk about what they do for the topic. So people can listen to topics that matter most to them and get the three tools one after the other.
I'll introduce the topic, ie: Backups & restoration with a 15-30 second intro then each product owner gets 2 minutes to talk about their product and their product ONLY.
You'll be muted on entry, we'll be using the chat to queue people up/ask follow-on questions.
The meetup is scheduled for 11am ET until 12:30pm ET.
Meetup is scheduled to be recorded. Recordings are posted about 2 weeks after the meetup and are provided courtesy of our sponsor, [Obee Digital Consulting](https://obeedigitalconsulting.com/).
How to get notified about the recording: either subscribe to the [youtube channel](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoT0wv53Bj-BGfD8fPhMRC3qTtPMZHioI), RSVP "yes" to the meetup, or [join the mailing list](https://share.mailercloud.com/form?id=a0NzdUAxMTI1OUAwMDAwMA==).
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of Baltimore City. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
Note: Please complete the registration form for each attendee, including those under 18. All attendees are required to complete a waiver, and all attendees under 18 must have a paper waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Instructions for completing the waivers will be emailed to you after registering. Please be sure to review this email before the event. Our tree plantings are best suited for youths in middle school or above.
REGISTER HERE
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Baltimore Digital Equity Coalition coalition-wide meeting, held online every other month on the first Wednesday at 12:00 PM.
Online scholarly publishing session addressing AI, authorship, and contracts. See library page for registration.
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
︱
RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
︱
RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
︱
RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
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RSVP HERE
Come down to TouchPoint Baltimore for
FREE GROCERIES
from So What Else, available
every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 2-6 pm
.
Available food options vary each week but typically include a selection of fresh produce, breads, snacks, and non-perishable goods. This resource is open to all Thread young people and their families, as well as
volunteers
and staff.
Microalgae for Carbon Sequestration and Industrial Collaborations
Field School: Mission & Business Planning
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 04 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM. Instructor: Aspen M.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Email: ChildBirthEd@umm.edu<br>Department: Women's Center<br>Category: Childbirth,Support Groups<br>Link: http://umms.org/ummc/health-services/womens-health/obstetrics-gynecology/pregnancy-childbirth/classes<br><br><strong>**This class is in person @ 22 S. Greene St. Baltimore, MD 21201** </strong>Learn how to breastfeed with confidence. Taught by a lactation consultant, this course will cover the basics of breastfeeding including advantages of breastfeeding, initiating breastfeeding, various breastfeeding positions, establishing and identifying a good latch, and feeding and pumping guidelines. <br><br>*Classes are free if receiving prenatal care at University of Maryland Redwood office, Penn St. office, Midtown office, or Family Medicine. For all others, the fee is $45 for mother and support person.
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
An eye-opening account of how the data center boom is pushing our planet past its breaking point
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
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The Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health (JHIPH) Coastal Resilience Hub is officially launching and welcomes your participation. The first hub convening on November 5 will
provide a space to exchange knowledge, align goals, and co-develop resilient strategies tailored to specific ecological and socio-economic contexts.
By gathering diverse stakeholders around a shared mission, we will catalyze systemic change and reinforce the long-term stewardship of coastal environments.
Please attend to share your thoughts, interests, and expertise!
The Lead Poisoning Prevention Commission works to ensure that all children in Maryland are protected from the harmful effects of lead exposure. It promotes public education, prevention strategies, and coordinated state and local efforts to detect and eliminate lead hazards. The Commission also advocates for services and best practices that support the health and well-being of children affected by lead exposure.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Please join the
Maryland Clean Buildings Hub (the Hub)
and the
Maryland Clean Energy Center (MCEC)
for a webinar to help Maryland building owners and operators pursuing decarbonization upgrades understand the funding, financing, and technical resources available through the Hub and MCEC to advance their building decarbonization projects.
For new and long-time members, and members with new employees. Learn how to maximize your membership. Learn how to get involved with the chamber; how to use our new web tools and calendar; how to leverage membership to grow your brand; or just come for a refresher. Meet other new members. For new, prospective, and current members.
Contact Name: Amanda Kern<br>Contact Email: TSN@umm.edu<br>
<span><p dir="ltr"><span>Calling all people of the rainbow!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Want to learn more about our hacker/makerspace while meeting people in our communities? Come to Queers and Beers!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>This social event is meant for queer/LGBTQIA2S+ people and our allies. We hope it will help build community while allowing people to sit back, relax, and have a good time. </span><span>This is an all ages event!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Things to Bring:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Bring a snack and a beverage for yourself or to share. If you are 21+, feel free to (responsibly) partake in alcoholic beverages. Feel free to also bring a craft or activity to keep your hands busy while you socialize. Some months we will have a craft available to do if you wish. Some months we will have a discussion question to talk about.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Recurring Event:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>This event will take place every first Thursday of the month, starting in February 2026.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Presenter:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Thea</span></p></span>
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://events.bcpl.info/events?n=2&term=stop+the+bleed&r=range&start=2026-06-01&end=2026-11-30<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees over the age of 18** ($45 value) <br> 
If Americans today still recognize the name Mahalia Jackson, they might recall that she was perhaps the greatest gospel singer who ever lived. But for many people, there is no awareness at all, not even for an entertainer whose “Move On Up a Little Higher” sold eight million copies, who headlined two Newport Jazz Festivals and performed before four United States presidents.
While this rich musical legacy is admired by those in the know, virtually no one recognizes Jackson’s astonishing role in American civil rights history. In this startling new depiction of the renowned gospel singer, New York Times best-selling author Timothy B. Tyson and Mary D. Williams, an acclaimed gospel singer herself, bring Jackson back to soaring life by positioning her as the major civil rights figure she, in fact, was.
Mahlia Jackson, Moving On Up a Little Higher then traces Jackson’s career from abject poverty in New Orleans to global superstardom, revealing how even after meteoric success, Jackson maintained an unwavering devotion to Black freedom. In the 1930s in Chicago, even before the Civil Rights Movement took its modern shape, she used her rapturous voice to support independent Black political power. Her work only intensified in the 1940s and beyond when she campaigned first for Franklin D. Roosevelt, and later for Harry Truman, John F. Kennedy, and Lyndon B. Johnson; headlined in Montgomery for the 1955–56 bus boycott; sang for the Birmingham campaign and on the Selma March; and performed at the iconic 1963 March on Washington, where she urged Martin Luther King Jr. to “Tell ’em about the dream.” In retrospect what becomes historically significant is that Mahalia Jackson was present at so many civil rights events, even singing a divine rendition of “Precious Lord, Take My Hand,” at Dr. King’s funeral in 1968. Weakened and worn, she succumbed to heart failure four years later at the age of sixty.
Weaving together Mahalia Jackson’s inspiring life journey with her soulful music into a transcendent text, this biography ultimately casts Mahalia Jackson as we’ve never seen her before, as a guiding light for the Civil Rights Movement, whose message still speaks to our struggles today.
Timothy B. Tyson and Mary D. Williams will be joined in conversation by The Atlantic's senior editor Vann Newkirk.
About the Authors:
Timothy B. Tyson is senior research scholar at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University and the author of five books, including New York Times bestseller The Blood of Emmett Till.
Mary D. Williams is a gospel singer, civil rights historian, and former adjunct professor at Duke University. She has performed at the Kennedy Center and the Metropolitan Museum of Art and lives in Garner, North Carolina.
About the Moderator:
Vann Newkirk is a senior editor at The Atlantic and the host of the podcasts Floodlines and Holy Week.
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here. Doors will open to registered attendees at 6 pm. A local bookseller will be on-site and have books available for purchase.Free parking vouchers are available to program attendees who park at the Franklin Street Garage (15 W. Franklin Street) after 4pm. Ask Pratt event staff for your parking voucher prior to or after the program. This free event will be presented in-person and virtually. This is a seated event with spaces reserved for individuals with accessibility needs. ASL interpretation will also be available for attendees throughout the event. If you need additional accommodations to successfully participate, please let us know at events@prattlibrary.org or 443-768-0762.
Doors | 6:00 pm // Show Time | 7:00 pm
A revelatory history of Black radio productions from the 1950s to the present
The Game Your Future Conference is where the gaming industry comes together with technology, education, entrepreneurship, and workforce development to explore what’s next. Over three immersive days, developers, creators, students, educators, business leaders, and innovators connect through hands-on workshops, expert panels, networking events, interactive exhibits, and live competitions that demonstrate how gaming is transforming careers, industries, and communities.
Whether you’re building your first game, growing a studio, preparing students for careers in interactive media, exploring emerging technologies like AI and cybersecurity, or looking to connect with the next generation of talent, Game Your Future offers opportunities to learn directly from industry professionals while building relationships that continue long after the conference ends.
General admission is $90 (55% off) through the end of August.
Student tickets are $25 with ID.
Tickets: https://www.game4good.gg/game-your-future-conference-2026/
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 06 2026 - Nov 13 2026; Fri; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
<p>Composer, conductor, and visionary artist Adrian Dunn brings his genre-defying sound to the stage with the Adrian Dunn Singers.</p>\n
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
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The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Cost: $40<br>Contact Email: ChildbirthEd@umm.edu<br>Contact Name: Amy Brown<br>Category: Childbirth<br>Department: Women's Center<br><br><strong>This class will be held virtually.  </strong><br><br>Taught by registered nurses using evidence-based practice, this interactive class covers basic infant care such as bathing, cord care, diapering, temperature taking, and circumcision care. Household baby-proofing and basic infant first aid are discussed along with safe sleep environment and car seat safety. Using the American Heart Association Infant CPR Anytime program, infant and child CPR and choking rescue methods will be taught.<br><br>This class is for educational purposes and is not a certification program.<br><br> 
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
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Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Doors | 6:00 pm // Show Time | 7:00 pm
<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website: <a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>
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The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
REGISTRATION IS FREE BUT YOU MUST REGISTER BY CLICKING ON THE GRAPHIC BELOW.
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of Baltimore City. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
Note: Please complete the registration form for each attendee, including those under 18. All attendees are required to complete a waiver, and all attendees under 18 must have a paper waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Instructions for completing the waivers will be emailed to you after registering. Please be sure to review this email before the event. Our tree plantings are best suited for youths in middle school or above.
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Join BWPR for our fourth and final Watershed Walk of 2026 on Saturday, November 7th. There will be no rain date for this tour. This tour will showcase the Cattail Creek Stream & Shoreline Restoration in Arnold. This is a great opportunity for anyone wanting to celebrate the anniversary of the Clean Water Act by exploring the natural beauty of our local watersheds. The maximum group size is 20 people, so reserve your spot now! If you miss this tour, then have no fear - follow
@aawatershedbureau
on Facebook and Instagram, along with the County Events calendar, and stay tuned for more "Watershed Walks" coming soon.
Workshops
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Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 07 2026; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Middle School Microbiology (for ages 10-14)
Black Butterfly Farm Community Day
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 07 2026; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Protect the Health of YOUR Local Forest: Join us at Bacon Ridge Natural Area in Crownsville to spend a morning removing harmful invasive plants from along the trails! Scenic Rivers’ Healthy Forests Program engages community volunteers to help protect the long-term vitality of our largest conservation easement located within Bacon Ridge Natural Area.
Protect the Health of YOUR Local Forest: Join us at Bacon Ridge Natural Area in Crownsville to spend a morning removing harmful invasive plants from along the trails!
Scenic Rivers’ Healthy Forests Program engages community volunteers to help protect the long-term vitality of our largest conservation easement located within Bacon Ridge Natural Area.
Our October 2026 workday will focus on vines, shrubs, and grasses. These aggressive invaders threaten vegetation at all levels of the forest from the ground up into the forest canopy.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) <br> 
Convening on generative AI and archives. Sessions start at 10 AM and 1 PM, followed by an evening performance. End time has not been confirmed.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 07 2026; Sat; 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
### From Anticipatory Cyber Leadership to Cognitive Cyber Enterprises
Artificial intelligence is becoming ubiquitous. Autonomous systems are proliferating. Data is abundant. Yet many organizations still struggle with fragmented decisions, disconnected knowledge, and organizational silos.
In this week's Cyber & STEAM Global Innovation Alliance (CSTGIA) Spotlight on What's Next 2026 – Week 30, Dr. Rhonda Farrell explores the next evolution of cybersecurity leadership: the transition from Anticipatory Cyber Leadership to Cognitive Cyber Enterprises.
Discover how leading organizations are transforming cybersecurity from a technical function into an enterprise-wide intelligence capability by connecting people, policy, process, platforms, governance, AI, and knowledge into a unified decision ecosystem.
In this session you'll learn:
• Why enterprise intelligence is becoming the next competitive advantage
• The five strategic moves toward Cognitive Cyber Enterprises
• How connected decisions outperform connected databases
• Why AI must orchestrate knowledge—not simply automate tasks
• How collective intelligence strengthens resilience, governance, and innovation
• Practical leadership questions to help your organization continuously learn, adapt, and improve
The organizations that lead tomorrow won't simply deploy smarter technology, they'll build enterprises that become smarter every single day.
Because the future belongs to organizations that continuously improve how they think, not just what they do.
🎥 **Watch on YouTube:** https://youtu.be/x0vEk5buU98
If you enjoy this content, please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help others prepare for the future of cybersecurity, leadership, and digital transformation.
🔔 New episodes of CSTGIA 2026 are released weekly, exploring the emerging trends, technologies, leadership strategies, and enterprise capabilities shaping the future of cybersecurity and organizational excellence.
#Cybersecurity #ArtificialIntelligence #EnterpriseArchitecture #DigitalTransformation #CyberLeadership #KnowledgeManagement #AIGovernance #Innovation #Leadership #FutureOfWork #DecisionIntelligence #CSTGIA
Recurring fiber arts meetup for sewing, knitting, crafting, cosplay building, and related creative work.
<p>Come join Young, Gifted & Green’s Memphis Youth Environmental Justice Council and other local community partners at <strong>Soulsville Charter School</strong> on <strong>November 7, 2026 12:30 PM-3:30 PM</strong> for a day filled with fun activities and learning about the environment! <em>This is the rescheduled date due to previous inclement weather.</em></p>
<p>Get ready to connect with nature, play games, and meet other young environmental enthusiasts. This event is perfect for anyone who loves the outdoors and wants to make a positive impact on the environment.</p>
<p><strong>This FREE event will feature</strong>:</p>
<ul>
<li value="1">A live DJ</li>
<li value="2">Live performance by youth artist <em>Sirae</em></li>
<li value="3">Free food</li>
<li value="4">Fun youth activities and games</li>
<li value="5">Prizes and giveaways all afternoon</li>
<li value="6">A chance to connect with awesome vendors and organizations sharing youth programs and opportunities</li>
</ul>
<p>Don’t miss out on this opportunity to have a blast while learning how to protect our planet.</p>
<p><strong>If you are interested in learning more about sponsorship, email us at info@younggiftedgreen.org.</strong></p>
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 07 2026 - Dec 05 2026; Sat; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Brayden F.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Science SLAM!
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In a world where the reoccurrence of evil is persistent, where even so-called progressives oscillate between doing the right thing and failing to act, where even those on the Left may not be on the same channel, we need the arts to help us find some frequency through which we can resonate in our efforts to transform society!
<p>Composer, conductor, and visionary artist Adrian Dunn brings his genre-defying sound to the stage with the Adrian Dunn Singers.</p>\n
Iron Crow Theatre’s The Rocky Horror Show returns and this time, Frank has a castle of his own.Brad and Janet break down on a dark and stormy night and end up at the door of Dr. Frank-N-Furter. What follows is…
Join BWPR for our fourth and final Watershed Walk of 2026 on Saturday, November 7th. There will be no rain date for this tour. This tour will showcase the Cattail Creek Stream & Shoreline Restoration in Arnold. This is a great opportunity for anyone wanting to celebrate the anniversary of the Clean Water Act by exploring the natural beauty of our local watersheds. The maximum group size is 20 people, so reserve your spot now! If you miss this tour, then have no fear - follow
@aawatershedbureau
on Facebook and Instagram, along with the County Events calendar, and stay tuned for more "Watershed Walks" coming soon.
Mindfulness is a tool we can use in our daily lives to act in a more ethical way.
We practice mindfulness meditation so that it comes naturally in stressful times. Join us as we sit (on chairs) and breathe (just the way it comes naturally) and listen to the words of Thich Nhat Hanh, one of the world’s best-known teachers of mindfulness.
For more information on the Baltimore ethical society:
Website: http://bmorethical.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bmorethical
Phone: 410-581-2322
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An exquisite rendezvous featuring performances by two ensembles: Carrollton Brass and Charm City Flutes. Free, thanks to the Peggy and Yale Gordon Trust. Space is limited; registration is required. RSVP HERE! If you have questions about this event, please contact: info@pikesvillearmoryfoundation.org or call 443-545-2381
\~ Embracing a Healthier, Sustainable, Compassionate and Peaceful Way of Eating and Living \~
**Baltimore Veg/Vegan Meetup** group is warm and welcoming. We host monthly Veg/Vegan restaurant gatherings, and invite all who are interested in moving toward a healthier, earth-friendly diet and lifestyle.
Our group members enjoy the food and atmosphere of **Taj Palace**, 9419 Common Brook Rd, Owings Mills, MD, 21117, which has a large private room that's perfect for our discussions. The buffet at Taj Palace is just $22, and features a good number of vegan and veg options. The waitstaff is friendly and helpful with questions.
Discussion topics: You’re invited to tell us a little about yourself and what got you interested in veg/vegan/plant-based ideals and lifestyle. Feel free to share a success story, inspiration or announcement. You are also free to open or suggest a topic for discussion.
One topic that often comes up:
"Someone or something that gives you hope for a better world?"
RSVP at **Baltimore Veg/Vegan Meetup** group [www.meetup.com/baltimoreveg-vegan/](https://www.meetup.com/baltimoreveg-vegan/)
You can also RSVP in the **Earthsave Baltimore Facebook** **group** and invite your friends. [www.facebook.com/groups/EarthsaveBaltimore/](https://www.facebook.com/groups/EarthsaveBaltimore/)
Be well. Hope to see you soon!
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Public Skating - Columbia Association
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***FREE REGISTRATION HERE:*** [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1999415165583?aff=oddtdtcreator](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1999415165583?aff=oddtdtcreator)
Discover practical strategies from the NEURO approach to fuel your mind, improve memory, and protect long-term cognitive function.
**Nourish Your Noggin (with the NEURO Approach)**
Brain Health & Alzheimer’s Awareness Month.
**When:** Sunday, November 8 at 2:00 PM
**Where:** Urban Life Center (3223 Eastern Ave, Baltimore)
**Presenter:** Registered Dietitian Emily Perryman
Give your brain some love! In this engaging, practical seminar, Registered Dietitian Emily Perryman will share easy, real-life strategies to support memory, focus, mood, and long-term cognitive health—all through the NEURO approach.
**What you’ll learn:**
* Simple foods and routines that boost brain function
* How to apply the NEURO approach at home
* Practical tips to support memory and protect long-term cognition
* Ways to care for yourself and loved ones facing brain-health challenges
**Why come**
* Prizes & refreshments featuring brain-friendly foods
* Network & share ideas, recipes, and resources
* For everyone: teens to seniors, prevention-minded, caregivers, those navigating mental health, or anyone who wants a sharper brain
INVITE YOUR FRIENDS & FAMILY! Save your spot! Let’s keep our noggins nourished—together!
Description: This event is for CCAN's local chapter in Northern VA--the NOVA New Leaf Team. These monthly hybrid meetings allow team members to share updates, collaborate on campaigns and build relationships. <br><br>We will <b>start our hybrid meeting promptly at 2:15pm</b>. <b>If you are attending in person, arrive by 2pm</b> so you have time to set up your laptop and socialize :). The zoom link for remote attendees will be provided upon request.<br><br>Please email Ting Waymouth, Northern Virginia Organizer, at <a href="mailto:ting@chesapeakeclimate.org" target="_blank">ting@chesapeakeclimate.org</a>, if you would like to join! <br><br>Fill out an interest form for the NOVA New Leaf Team: <a href="https://act.chesapeakeclimate.org/page/49671/data/1" target="_blank">https://act.chesapeakeclimate.org/page/49671/data/1</a>
On November 8, parents and children are welcome to take a free journey to Ireland through stories, music, and creative movement in this interactive parent-child class. Explore Irish traditions, rhythm…
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The Enverify™ Viable Surface Sampling Certification provides a method of competency that can be physically demonstrated and documented for each individual performing the task.
The monthly board meeting of the Marine Contractors Licensing Board
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Contact Name: Amanda Kern<br>Contact Email: TSN@umm.edu<br>
MDEnviroScreen is a tool that helps identify communities disproportionately affected by pollution and climate impacts. It uses an Environmental Justice (EJ) Score and a Climate Vulnerability Score (CVS) to inform decisions on permitting, enforcement, and infrastructure improvements, focusing on populations with limited access to resources.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Please reach out to Traci Storm at traci@chesapeakewea.org for more information.
<p>The People Power Play is a free event designed to help HR and business leaders seeking practical solutions to today’s most pressuring workforce issues. Through expert perspectives and peer discussion, attendees will leave with new ideas they can bring back to their organizations. Together, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield in collaboration with Greater Baltimore Committee (GBC), Society for […]</p>\n
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 10 2026 - Nov 11 2026; Tue, Wed; 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Julian W.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Join us for an SME Lunch & Learn session on intellectual property and federally funded innovation. Gain a practical understanding of the Bayh-Dole Act, compliance requirements, and strategies for protecting and maximizing the value of IP assets.
Ask Us Anything WordPress!
Register for it by filling out this form: https://forms.gle/Th6AZUbS2GoiCEJz5
This is a virtual meetup on Zoom for you to ask your WordPress questions and help you fix problems with your website.
The answerer for this meetup will be Gen Herres, owner of Anphira Web Design & Development, and a WordPress veteran of over a decade. She's built and remodeled hundreds of WordPress sites.
Don't have a question? You can still come and see what others ask - you might learn something!
We're asking you to submit questions in advance (please use the form at https://forms.gle/Th6AZUbS2GoiCEJz5) so that we can gather common ones together to answer them. But if you'd like to share your screen when it's your turn during the meetup, just let us know on the registration form!
You'll be muted on entry, we'll be using the chat to queue people up/ask follow-on questions.
The meetup will run 11am ET until noon ET or until we finish up the questions, whichever comes first. If you pre-submitted your question and are not present, then your question will be skipped.
Meetup is scheduled to be recorded. Recordings are posted about 2 weeks after the meetup and are provided courtesy of our sponsor, [Obee Digital Consulting](https://obeedigitalconsulting.com/).
How to get notified about the recording: either subscribe to the [youtube channel](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoT0wv53Bj-BGfD8fPhMRC3qTtPMZHioI), RSVP "yes" to the meetup, or [join the mailing list](https://share.mailercloud.com/form?id=a0NzdUAxMTI1OUAwMDAwMA==).
This is a public stakeholder workgroup meeting held to support the requirements of the study identified in HB 457 (2024 Regular Session).
Please join us on Zoom to hear from several entrepreneurs addressing ecological and collective health in communities across the Chesapeake Bay watershed. This online space is intended to highlight environmental and social entrepreneurs, helping to connect them to resources, build awareness of their work, and amplify their current needs (including funding, partnership-building, customer introductions, team-building, and more).
Gossip is juicier, secrets are bigger, and tensions are higher than ever in this riveting sequel to Balancing Act.
Hot Lipz, everyone’s favorite–or least favorite–Chatter account is back at it, stirring up gossip among the rival schools in Da Icy City. Selena knows that it’s only a matter of time before she finds herself on the other end of the rumors—and she has a secret.
While Selena sets out to uncover Hot Lipz’s true identity, Leesh is still reeling from the account’s last big reveal: she has a sister, and it’s none other than her biggest gymnastics rival, Chyna. Now somebody from Leesh’s past is calling in a favor, and if anyone finds out, it could ruin everything she’s worked for.
The pressure is on as the Power Panthers Gymnastics team prepares to compete in the Diamond Cup, and with a new student arriving at the Heights, loyalties will be tested like never before.
About the Author:
Paula Chase is the co-founder of the award-winning blog, The Brown Bookshelf. She is a longtime advocate for diversifying the type of fiction featuring Black characters. Chase is the author of nine critically acclaimed upper middle grade and YA novels and a winner of NCTE’s Assembly on Literature for Adolescents (ALAN) Konigsberg Award.
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here. Doors will open to registered attendees at 3 pm. All registered in person attendees will receive a free copy of the book while supplies last. Bike parking, metered parking, limited free street parking, and electric car charging stations are available.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://allegany.librarymarket.com/event/stop-bleed-training-university-maryland-medical-shock-trauma-center-30124<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Paid awards and networking event recognizing growing businesses and innovative technology companies.
<p dir="ltr">Lower your energy bills. Protect your home from lead. Hear directly from the people asking for your vote.</p>
<p dir="ltr">Join No Boundaries Coalition of Central West Baltimore, Bright Future Maryland, and Young, Gifted & Green on Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at Baltimore Unity Hall for our Candidates Education and Quarterly Accountability Forum. Doors open at 5:30 PM with refreshments and networking, and the program runs until 8:00 PM.</p>
<p dir="ltr">This forum brings together residents of Sandtown, Penn North, Madison Park, Bolton Hill, Reservoir Hill, Druid Heights, and Upton with the candidates and officials who answer to them. You will learn practical steps to cut your energy costs, find out how to identify and address lead hazards in your home, and hear what candidates plan to do about the issues that affect Central West Baltimore every day. Then we hold them to it. The accountability forum is where our community checks in on promises made and asks what has been delivered.</p>
<p dir="ltr"><strong>Event details</strong><br />
Tuesday, November 10, 2026<br />
5:30 PM to 8:00 PM, refreshments and networking at 5:30 PM<br />
Baltimore Unity Hall<br />
1505 Eutaw Place, Baltimore, MD 21217<br />
Free registration: bit.ly/nbcnov10</p>
<p dir="ltr"><strong>What you will take home</strong><br />
Ways to lower your energy bills and access savings programs<br />
How to spot lead risks in your home and what to do about them<br />
Direct answers from candidates on housing, health, and neighborhood priorities<br />
Connections with neighbors and organizers working across Central West Baltimore</p>
<p dir="ltr">Open to the public. All residents of Central West Baltimore are welcome, whether or not you are already a member.</p>
More details about the event will be available on this page soon.
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 10 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Everyone is welcome to join these classes on meditation and modern Buddhism.
These classes include both meditations and teachings based on Buddha’s wisdom that can help us to stay peaceful, even in the most challenging times.
Topics include the following:
* How to Transform Your Life
* Buddhist Answers to Life’s Deepest Questions
* Why This Day Matters
* Increasing Our Good Qualities
* Understanding the Mind
* Learning to Let Go: Getting Rid of Negativity in Your Life
* Freedom from Anger
**To Register:** You can register at the door, arriving 10 min early.
**Cost:** $12 ($8 students, seniors 62+, and unemployed). Free for Monthly Members. **Your first class with us is FREE!**
**Visit our class webpage for details by [clicking here](https://www.meditationmd.org/meditate-in-canton).**
**LOCATION: Church on the Square**
**Every Tuesday, 7-8pm**
1025 S. Potomoc St, Baltimore, MD 21224
### Meet the Teacher:
**Andrew Gaudreau**
Andrew is a sincere practitioner of meditation and Kadampa Buddhism, and is a student on our Foundation Program. His teachings are clear and heartfelt, and come from his own personal experience of putting the teachings into practice and seeing the positive effects in his life.
Join the Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce at the Pikesville Armory for a community-focused farmers market featuring locally sourced, home-made, home-grown, and home-baked goods. This market is designed to support small businesses, artisans, and local producers while providing residents with fresh, high-quality products in a welcoming setting. To ensure variety and a great experience for shoppers, vendor duplication is not permitted. Pop-up business vendors are welcome and may apply to participate for a fee of $50 per market day. For vendor applications or additional information, please email info@greaterbaltimorechamber.org .
In this groundbreaking, genre-bending book, American University professor Sarah Trembath braids poetry, art, personal essay, and scholarly analysis to salvage Black history from its misconstructions and misrememberings.
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of Baltimore City. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
The meeting address for this event will be announced closer to the event.
Note: Please complete the registration form for each attendee, including those under 18. All attendees are required to complete a waiver, and all attendees under 18 must have a paper waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Instructions for completing the waivers will be emailed to you after registering. Please be sure to review this email before the event. Our tree plantings are best suited for youths in middle school or above.
REGISTER HERE
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
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RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
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RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
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RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
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RSVP HERE
Power Hour Luncheons are an investment in your network, your growth, and your journey toward success. And here's the bonus: all attendees receive a curated list of contacts. Power Hour Lunch contacts can form the basis for a powerful referral network. Join us for an extraordinary blend of professionalism and fun, all while practicing your 30-second pitch. Don't forget your business cards! Many thanks to our Power Hour Lunch Series Sponsor, First Financial Federal Credit Union . GBCC members can bring credit union benefits to their employees through our partnership with FFFCU-just reach out to Lene McCollum today! FFFCU is a four-time Baltimore's Best bank/credit union! Thank you to North Oaks Senior Living for hosting this month's Power Hour Lunch! Members enjoy the monthly connections made through GBCC's events, and we hope you will join GBCC too. Contact Membership and Events Manager, Marie Officer, membership@greaterbaltimorechamber.org . Registration is required. We will share attendee information with those who register and those who attend (to protect your information).
Contact Name: Center for Injury Prevention and Policy<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Department: Shock Trauma Center<br>Category: Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br>Link: https://umms.com/fallsclass<br><br>No registration required, virtual option (at web link below)
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 11 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Name: Trauma Prevention<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Department: Shock Trauma Center<br>Category: Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: 155<br><br><p>Important things to note:</p><ul> <li>This class is offered in-person only. </li><li>Pre-registration is required. Walk-ins are not permitted. </li><li>Individuals who are more than 10 minutes late will not be allowed entry. </li><li>This class is presented in English, with Spanish translation services upon request </li><li>We reserve the right to deny entry to any individual who arrives impaired and/or unable to participate actively in the program. A refund will not be issued. </li><li>No-show or failure to give notice in advance of inability to attend will result in loss of registration fee.  Refunds will not be issued. </li></ul><p>Further instructions and directions will be sent via email after registration.<br><br>Registration for each class will close 24 hours before the class begins.</p>
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Mini Grant Institute
**BW REI Virtual Meetup**
2nd Wednesday of each month at 7PM
**Zoom Registration Here: [https://bit.ly/BWREIMeetup2026](https://bit.ly/BWREIMeetup2026)**
Join the BW REI Virtual Meetup, a premiere meetup group in the Baltimore Washington Metro Area. We are one of the largest, most established real estate groups in the Baltimore Washington Metro Area. We provide investors with a wide variety of information and resources for investing in real estate. Keep your pulse on the changes and challenges of investing in the DMV (DC, Maryland & Virginia). Learn from local experts and select national speakers as we provide the most comprehensive real estate investment education, experiences, networking and the most innovative tools available.
**We cover a variety of topics:**
Funding Deals
Finding Deals
BRRRR
Buy & Holding
Fix & Flip
Landlording
Property Management
Renovation
Wholesaling
Creative Financing
Business Credit
Layout & Design
Staging
A licensed contractor and realtor will be on our virtual meeting to discuss topics and answer questions.
And much more….
We look forward to seeing you Wednesday at 7PM!
**Zoom Registration Here: [https://bit.ly/BWREIMeetup2026](https://bit.ly/BWREIMeetup2026)**
"Where Real Estate Investors Connect!"
See you there,
Marcus Hairston and The BW REI Meetup Team
Doors | 6:00 pm // Show Time | 7:00 pm
A groundbreaking and powerful investigation into how the fall of Roe changed American health care far beyond reproductive rights.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
<p>SUMMARY: Locksport @ UAS.</p><p></p><p>GOAL: Learn how locks work and how to pick them.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: just yourself or locks & tools.</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL: all</p><p></p><p><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);">PRESENTER: MacGnG</span><br></p><p><a href="https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/" id="ow517" __is_owner="true">https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/</a><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);"><br></span></p>
<p>An event for bank C-Suite members to learn the latest information on use cases, roadblocks, how banks take that first […]</p>\n
Come together in November 2026 to address Baltimore’s most pressing environmental issues and climate initiatives!
In-person entrepreneur and investor forum. Advance registration required; no on-site registration.
Workshop for EO members and eligible business owners with limited day passes. Requires a paid Claude subscription and pre-event survey. Reception follows the workshop.
The Enverify™ Viable Surface Sampling Certification provides a method of competency that can be physically demonstrated and documented for each individual performing the task.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Join us as we relaunch the Quantum AI & Cyber Hub and help shape its future. This kickoff roadshow event will bring together leaders from industry, government, academia, and the technology community to explore the rapidly evolving intersection of ...
Join Spark Coworking and Novella Center for Entrepreneurship for an evening of startup discovery, community connection, and hands-on investing. The event kicks off with open networking and introductions from Spark and Novella Center, followed by a dynamic panel discussion, “How to Invest in a Startup Without a Fund.” Designed for aspiring investors, founders, and curious community members, this conversation will explore what investors look for in early-stage companies, how investment decisions are made, and how anyone can begin supporting startups, even if they’ve never considered themselves an investor before. After the panel, meet the next generation of entrepreneurs during the Novella Center for Entrepreneurship Founder Showcase, where selected founders will pitch their ventures and share their vision for growth. Then, put the panel’s insights into action. Each attendee will receive Spark Bucks, a mock investment currency to allocate among the showcased startups. Cast your vote for the companies you believe have the strongest potential and see how your investment instincts compare with other attendees and our expert panelists. Whether you’re a founder seeking feedback, a professional interested in startup investing, or simply looking to connect with Baltimore’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, this event offers a unique opportunity to learn, engage, and support emerging businesses. Agenda Open NetworkingWelcome & Introductions: Spark x Novella CenterPanel Discussion: How to Invest in a Startup Without a FundNovella Center for Entrepreneurship Founder ShowcaseInteractive Startup Investing with Spark BucksNetworking Reception Come discover great founders, connect with fellow innovators, and experience what it’s like to think and act like an early-stage investor. 🚀
Cost: $0/$45<br>Contact Email: ChildBirthEd@umm.edu<br>Contact Name: Amy Brown<br>Category: Childbirth<br>Department: Women's Center<br><br>Developed for busy expecting parents, this class focuses on evidence-based information that empowers parents to manage the process of labor and birth and make informed choices for their birth experience. This class provides an understanding of the stages of labor and familiarity with medical and hospital procedures. Class includes what to expect in the immediate postpartum period.<br><br>*Classes are free if receiving prenatal care at University of Maryland Redwood office, Penn St. office, Midtown office, or Family Medicine. For all others, the fee is $45 for mother and support person.
Free online discussion of AI governance, security, and legal frameworks. See organizer calendar for registration.
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
SF and fantasy focused writing group hosted by BSFS. Published as Zoom-only for the listed near-term meetings.
The CA board of directors is having its monthly meeting.
Find the packet and agenda for the meeting on the board of directors page.
Sign up to speak at the monthly meeting by visiting the resident spe…
The first popular biography of Eugene Debs, the railroad worker turned radical visionary whose leadership helped elect more than a thousand Socialists across the country during the Progressive Era and inspired generations of Americans to fight back against the power of the rich over our politics and our lives.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
<p>This three-part virtual leadership series is designed to equip bankers with the essential skills and mindsets needed to lead effectively […]</p>\n
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Hangouts
Hangouts
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.
Doors | 7:00 pm // Show Time | 8:00 pm
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Fungal bioprinting (adult course for ages 18 and up)
Hangouts
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 14 2026; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
**Virtual House Flipping & BRRRR Case Studies**
We meet the 2nd Saturday of every month at 10AM (Free Virtual Meetup)
Are you looking to learn how to fix and flip houses?
Are you trying to figure out where to start?
Avoid losing money!
**Zoom Meeting Registration Here: [https://bit.ly/RHPMeetup2026](https://bit.ly/RHPMeetup2025)**
Join us as we share actual case studies of homes being renovated by the experts. Amazing renovations in action fix & flip, BRRRR and more. This meeting will be virtual as we bring the case studies to you. We will take you into the trenches so you see a project in action. Get an opportunity to learn first hand how this business works and get your questions answered.
If you are interested in physically seeing active rehabs and receiving coaching and training on how to properly fix & flip, BRRRR and buy properties the right way get more information about our coaching programs. **[https://rehabberpro.com/education/](https://rehabberpro.com/education/)**
**What are you waiting for RSVP now!**
This will be a live case study featuring:
How the property was acquired
The project scope of work
Project financing
Project challenges
A licensed contractor and realtor will be on our virtual meeting to discuss the rehabbing process an answer questions
And more….
We look forward to seeing you Saturday!
**Zoom Meeting Registration Here: [https://bit.ly/RHPMeetup2026](https://bit.ly/RHPMeetup2025)**
Marcus Hairston and the Rehabber Pro Team
PS- Join our FB Group: www.rehabberprogroup.com & view our website at rehabberpro.com
Follow Us:
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Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 14 2026; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Let's meet to chat and work on WordPress projects! If you're running into problems, bring them and we'll look for solutions together. All are welcome.
We're meeting at Common Market's Route 85 location. Parking is available in front of the building and the meeting room is on your right as you walk in the main entrance.
Hangouts
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
### When AI Can Act Independently\, Trust Must Become an Enterprise System \| CSTGIA Week 31
What happens when AI stops simply recommending what humans should do—and begins acting on our behalf?
Welcome to CSTGIA 2026 Week 31: From Cognitive Cyber Enterprises to Autonomous Trust Ecosystems.
Agentic AI is rapidly changing the cybersecurity and governance equation. Intelligent agents can execute multi-step workflows, interact with other systems, access organizational information, make decisions, and take actions with increasing autonomy.
That means we are moving from protecting systems people operate toward assuring systems that increasingly operate themselves.
And that requires something bigger than cybersecurity alone.
It requires trust architecture.
In this episode, Dr. Rhonda Farrell explores five critical shifts leaders should be preparing for: moving from identity management to agent identity, periodic compliance to continuous assurance, human approval to intelligent guardrails, organizational security to ecosystem trust, and incident response to trust recovery.
The defining leadership question is no longer simply:
“Do we trust our AI?” It is: “Can our ecosystem continuously prove why trust is warranted?”
⚙️ This Week’s Challenge
Choose one AI-enabled workflow and map its trust chain: Human → Data → AI → Decision → Action → System → Outcome → Accountability
Then ask: Where does that chain become invisible?
That invisible point may be tomorrow’s risk.
Cybersecurity protects systems. Governance establishes boundaries. Assurance validates performance. But autonomous trust ecosystems make something even more important possible: responsible autonomy at scale.
The organizations that lead the intelligent era won’t necessarily have the most autonomous technology. They will build ecosystems in which technology, people, partners, governance, and communities can trust one another at scale.
🎥 **Watch on YouTube:** https://youtu.be/cjP0btuUWUo
If you enjoy this content, please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help others prepare for the future of cybersecurity, leadership, and digital transformation.
🔔 New episodes of CSTGIA 2026 are released weekly, exploring the emerging trends, technologies, leadership strategies, and enterprise capabilities shaping the future of cybersecurity and organizational excellence.
#CSTGIA #Cybersecurity #AgenticAI #ResponsibleAI #DigitalTrust #AIGovernance #CyberResilience #AutonomousSystems #ArtificialIntelligence #FutureOfCybersecurity
District Arcade is a free celebration of games and game makers from the DC and DMV area. Play locally-crafted indie games and chat with the devs in this fun, family-friendly in person event.
We want you to showcase your game! Apply by September 24:
https://forms.gle/1D6HUiPa45Dq1XGb6
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 14 2026; Sat; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
<p>Join us for a “cup of Rosie Lee” (slang for a cup of tea)! We will welcome the Laurel Chapter of the American Rosie the Riveter Association to share stories, pictures, and history in celebration of Veteran’s Day. </p>\n
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Hangouts
A bigger, better, more exciting Movie Night is now in the CLUB ARENA!
Choose between watching the movie or jumping into action with basketball, table tennis, arts and crafts, and plenty of games!
This…
Recurring mosque event listed on the HAIC upcoming events schedule as the second Saturday of every month.
Monthly Balticon planning meeting, in person and by Zoom unless otherwise noted.
Monthly Baltimore Science Fiction Society business meeting, in person and by Zoom unless otherwise noted.
Show Time | 9:00 pm
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
NEXT
with Baltimore County Arts Guild. Discover the joy of watercolor painting in this beginner-friendly class, where the vibrant colors of fall will be our muse! This is a ticketed event. More info and tickets HERE
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Monthly board gaming day at the BSFS Building.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
This in-depth lecture and hands-on laboratory workshop (wet lab & in silica) is ideal for those research and bench scientists who are interested in a comprehensive introduction to single cell RNA-Seq. The core of this workshop is composed of highlighting key aspects of NSG and RNA-seq methodologies, with subsequent introduction into the modern armamentarium of tools to conduct these experiments. Further emphasis will be placed on such important aspects as sample preparation, quality control validation and enrichment as well as extensive use of different single cell RNA-Seq data analysis tools (Seurat, Monocle, Pseudo-time Analysis, Clustering Analysis in-depth: t-SNE and Principal Component Analysis). 4-day Bio-Trac training workshop; registration fee $1,095.
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://eventactions.com/eareg.aspx?ea=Rsvp&invite=02mg0jzsxnjh4svam9ud0fcpmjjzt7ra7pde40123kj6r012uj47<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal STOP THE BLEED® kits provided at the end of class for participants age 18 and over** ($45 value)
**Monday, November 16, 2026 · 9:00–10:00 AM PST · Online**
**Zoom link:** [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)
Join us for two deep dives into hidden AI performance costs: surprise PyTorch recompilations during inference and compute, memory, and communication bottlenecks in Jev training.
**Talk #0: Introductions and Meetup Updates**
by Chris Fregly and Antje Barth
**Talk #1: Overcoming the PyTorch Recompilation Dilemma in Real-Time Inference Workloads**
by Chaim Rand
`torch.compile` can accelerate steady-state inference, yet a guard failure on a new input shape or layout can trigger an expensive recompilation in the request path. Drawing on his latest post, Chaim will compare six approaches using a dynamic graph-neural-network example: cache preloading, bounded recompilation with eager fallback, Dynamo and input-layout tuning, warmup seeding, background compilation, and ahead-of-time compilation with `torch.export` and AOTInductor. He’ll explain their tradeoffs and how the right choice depends on the model, input distribution, runtime environment, and latency requirements.
**Bio:** Chaim Rand is a machine-learning algorithm developer who writes about PyTorch and practical AI/ML performance optimization.
**Based on:** [Overcoming the PyTorch Recompilation Dilemma in Real-Time Inference Workloads](https://chaimrand.medium.com/overcoming-the-pytorch-recompilation-dilemma-in-real-time-inference-workloads-069fac5485cd)
**Talk #2: From Profiles to Throughput: How TypeSafe Optimized Jev with Zymtrace**
by Israel Ogbole, Co-founder and CEO of Zymtrace
Israel will explore the latest Zymtrace/TypeSafe case study on training and serving Jev. He’ll discuss how continuous CPU/GPU profiling and MCP-accessible profile data supported an iterative optimization loop across compute, memory, communication, and inference synchronization. The published case study reports approximately 46% higher training throughput on the same hardware after three successive changes, plus approximately 10% better inference performance after removing a hidden device-to-host synchronization. The talk will focus on how the team found each bottleneck, measured each change, and identified the next constraint.
**Bio:** Israel Ogbole is co-founder and CEO of Zymtrace, which develops continuous CPU/GPU profiling tools for performance optimization.
**Based on:** [How TypeSafe achieved 46% higher GPU throughput training Jev — with the help of Zymtrace](https://zymtrace.com/article/typesafe-zymtrace/)
**Zoom link:** [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)
**Related Links**
Github Repo: [http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/](http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/)
O’Reilly Book: [https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/](https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/)
YouTube: [https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering](https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering)
Generative AI Free Course on DeepLearning.ai: [https://bit.ly/gllm](https://bit.ly/gllm)
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Join us for the launch of SustyVibes in the United States - good vibes, film screening, and very cool people!
SustyVibes US Launch and Film Screening
Join us for the official launch of SustyVibes United States, marking the start of a new youth-led movement connecting climate action and mental wellbeing across America.
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 16 2026 - Nov 23 2026; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 16 2026; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Volunteers are invited to join our open co-working sessions to work on projects, brainstorm ideas, and build community. Come as you are for some or all!
This is styled after the Code for America model. Just show up. We have a backlog of items. Join a team, or propose a new project for Maryland that you've always been dreaming of creating!
We will meet online. RSVP for link.
Coders, UX designers, graphic designers, copy writers, project managers, etc. are welcome! Do you want to learn about code, UX, design, PM, etc.? If someone here is willing to teach you, you might get lucky! (But we are all volunteers, so it will depend on the generosity of strangers.)
We'll be online for 2 hours every other week. It usually takes at least an hour get anything substantial done.
Leave when you have to. You can also volunteer for an assignment to work on between meetings.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
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Biopharma 4.0 Fundamentals is a half-day course which gives biopharma professionals a practical, jargon-free grounding in the digital systems, data, and emerging technologies transforming the industry, with no prior technical background required.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Learn about grants, loans, micro–financing, alternative funding sources, financial management practices, and capital readiness strategies to support business growth and expansion.
Join your neighbors and the Mid-Bay Project team of local environmental and dredging experts to learn about how a 20-year-long vision for Barren Island and James Island restoration is becoming a reality with highlights on project funding, construction progress, safety considerations, and what’s planned for the future.
Learn more about the Mid-Bay Project.
Location
Madison Volunteer Fire Department
154 Taylors Island Road
Madison, MD 21648
Questions? Contact Rachael Gilde (rgilde@marylandports.com)
Click the green button to Register Online
Join us at any of our 3 fitness clubs - Columbia Athletic Club, Columbia Gym, or Supreme Sports Club - for an exclusive member event designed just for you!
We…
From the stadiums of top professional leagues to the fields where children learn the fundamentals, new technology and science constantly change the way we experience sports. On November 17, we'll explore this evolving frontier with one of the region's top sports executives. Join UpSurge Baltimore at Spark Flex in the Inner Harbor for our latest industry spotlight event. The evening focuses on professional sports, tech, and the opportunities it presents beyond the locker room. Sig Mejdal, VP and assistant general manager of the Baltimore Orioles and a recognized expert in sports analytics, will offer his insights during a fireside chat with Peter Stournaras, co-head of global equity portfolio management for T. Rowe Price. Mejdal will discuss how his training in mechanical engineering and experience working for NASA informed his career in analytics throughout various MLB teams, as well as what recent innovations mean for the sport's future. RSVP now for your chance to learn from Mejdal's over two decades at the forefront of professional baseball's biggest science-enabled changes, as well as connect with other innovation ecosystem players working at the intersection of athletics and cutting-edge science. More program details will be announced in the coming weeks.
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 17 2026 - Nov 24 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 17 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Name: Amy Brown<br>Contact Email: Childbirthed@umm.edu<br>Department: Women's Center<br>Category: Childbirth<br>Link: https://www.umms.org/ummc/health-services/womens-health/obstetrics-gynecology/pregnancy-childbirth/classes<br><br>**This class is VIRTUAL**<br> <br> Added by popular demand, this two-hour class covers the infant care and infant CPR basics that grandparents need to know.  This class is one part newborn refresher course and one part education about how that care has changed since you were raising kids.  Topics covered include: <ul> <li>Appearance, senses, crying and communication </li><li>Soothing and sleeping </li><li>Feeding </li><li>Newborn care tips, including diapering and bathing </li><li>Infant CPR, including how to handle choking </li><li>Car seat and travel safety </li></ul>
Contact Name: Tina Allen<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-9833<br><br>A free virtual support group open to all survivors of violent injury, their families and allies. <br>Our peer support group is: <br>safe, survivor led, provides resources for survivors, and instills hope, healing and community connection
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees** ($42 value) 
When twenty-three-year-old Eileen O’Malley meets charismatic naval officer Paul Archer in a Charleston department store, she doesn’t expect to fall so hard, so fast. But Paul is funny and ambitious, and soon, Eileen’s got a ring on her finger and is following him to the tiny, sun-drenched Mediterranean island of La Maddalena, where Paul will be heading up Radiological Controls aboard a submarine tender.
In La Maddalena, Eileen joins a makeshift community of navy wives who are hell-bent on making the island feel a little more like home. But for Eileen, whose brother died in Vietnam, home is a loaded word, and as she settles into life on the island—taking Italian lessons and learning to make culurgiones—she begins to love the place for all the ways it is not like where she comes from.
Still, it doesn’t take long for Eileen to be confronted with the complexities of being an American abroad. The decision to send nuclear-powered subs into the La Maddalena Archipelago was a contentious one, and the U.S. government is doing whatever it can to ensure that the island—not to mention all of Italy—doesn’t go communist in the next election.
When Italian activists and scientists begin to sound the alarm about possible nuclear contamination in the water, the island erupts in a series of protests, made worse by the ongoing mishaps of the U.S. Navy. Soon, Eileen’s marriage falters and her loyalties begin to shift as she is drawn into a web of secrets—and to a local journalist who forces her to imagine a life beyond the one she’s been handed.
Atmospheric, sexy, and quietly defiant, The Half Life is a story of love, complicity, and awakening—of one woman forced to choose between loyalty to her husband and country and to the Italian locals who show her the high cost of American exceptionalism.
About the Author:
Rachel Beanland is the author of The House Is on Fire and Florence Adler Swims Forever, which won the National Jewish Book Award for Debut Fiction. She is a graduate of the University of South Carolina and earned her MFA in creative writing from Virginia Commonwealth University. She lives with her family in Richmond, Virginia.
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here. Doors will open to registered attendees at 6 pm. A local bookseller will be on-site and have books available for purchase.Free parking vouchers are available to program attendees who park at the Franklin Street Garage (15 W. Franklin Street) after 4pm. Ask Pratt event staff for your parking voucher prior to or after the program. This free event will be presented in-person and virtually. This is a seated event with spaces reserved for individuals with accessibility needs. ASL interpretation will also be available for attendees throughout the event. If you need additional accommodations to successfully participate, please let us know at events@prattlibrary.org or 443-768-0762.
Join the Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce at the Pikesville Armory for a community-focused farmers market featuring locally sourced, home-made, home-grown, and home-baked goods. This market is designed to support small businesses, artisans, and local producers while providing residents with fresh, high-quality products in a welcoming setting. To ensure variety and a great experience for shoppers, vendor duplication is not permitted. Pop-up business vendors are welcome and may apply to participate for a fee of $50 per market day. For vendor applications or additional information, please email info@greaterbaltimorechamber.org .
Why did Marcus Garvey’s black nationalism collapse while A. Philip Randolph’s labor organizing reshaped American politics? This book traces the root, and the relevance, of two competing visions for black liberation.
Join us for the first of four Technology Symposiums to be held this year. The first symposium focuses on AI and Life Sciences.
The monthly board meeting for the Board of Well Drillers
The monthly board meeting for the Board of On-Site Wastewater Professionals
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of Baltimore City. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
The meeting address for this event will be announced closer to the event.
Note: Please complete the registration form for each attendee, including those under 18. All attendees are required to complete a waiver, and all attendees under 18 must have a paper waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Instructions for completing the waivers will be emailed to you after registering. Please be sure to review this email before the event. Our tree plantings are best suited for youths in middle school or above.
REGISTER HERE
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
︱
RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
︱
RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
︱
RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
︱
RSVP HERE
Come down to TouchPoint Baltimore for
FREE GROCERIES
from So What Else, available
every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 2-6 pm
.
Available food options vary each week but typically include a selection of fresh produce, breads, snacks, and non-perishable goods. This resource is open to all Thread young people and their families, as well as
volunteers
and staff.
Field School: Land Access & Funding
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 18 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM. Instructor: Aspen M.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 18 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM. Instructor: AB B.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees** ($42 value) 
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
<p><b>Location: </b>This is a hybrid meeting. RSVP for the meeting link or in-person location</p><p></p><ul><li><b>To join in person:</b> <u>Meet us at 6:30pm</u> to get to know the team over vegetarian dinner</li><li><b>To join virtually: </b>Join our google meet room <u>at 7:00pm</u> for hybrid updates on our campaign priorities and small group actions. </li></ul><p><b>Who we are:</b></p><p>District of Columbia—Climate Action Network (DC-CAN) is a DC-based action team of volunteers who support Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN) climate justice and clean energy campaigns. We also launch our own climate-related actions.</p><p><b>Mission Statement: </b></p><p>Our purpose is to work together to improve the health and legacy of Washington DC communities—human and nonhuman alike—by undertaking local campaigns that reverse or prevent climate change and the inequity arising from it. We welcome those who want to organize and build power to address the climate crisis, to live more harmoniously with the environment, and to pass on a liveable planet to generations to come.</p>
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal STOP THE BLEED® kits provided at the end of class for participants age 18 and over** ($45 value)
Doors | 6:00 pm // Show Time | 7:00 pm
A vivid, enchanting novel, spanning over sixty years, chronicling the lives, loves, and secrets of three generations of women in radical twentieth-century Barcelona—a rediscovered classic by “the shining light of Catalan literature.”
Monthly Zoom workshop for science fiction, fantasy, and speculative poetry authors.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
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Prayer
<p>The HR Peer Forum is a collaborative space designed for HR professionals to connect, share experiences, and tackle real-world challenges. […]</p>\n
This half day session at the BioHub Maryland Education and Training Center at Montgomery County is for anyone interested in learning more about Biopharmaceutical manufacturing. It will take attendees through the basics of Biopharmaceutical ...
Bringing together Maryland’s top business leaders, legislative champions and agency decision-makers for direct, solution-focused conversations on the state’s economic future.
Be part of a pivotal gathering following our Policy Forum 2026 of industry leaders, elected officials and key decision-makers event as we set the stage for pro-business policies in the coming legislative session.
Pass IT On’s second annual Tech Fall: Tech4All Conference brings together the community for technology discussions and hands-on activities focused on digital access, inclusion, and tech education. The conference also launches a year-long celebration of Pass IT On’s tenth anniversary as a federally recognized nonprofit. Save the date: venue, registration details, speakers, and workshop schedule have not yet been announced.
Monthly board meeting of the BWWSO
The Braveboy Climate Leadership Summit will bring together leaders from government, business, nonprofits, education, faith-based organizations, and community groups, as well as the next generation of climate leaders, to explore solutions that advance sustainability, resilience, and climate action throughout Prince George's County and beyond.
Attendees can look forward to inspiring speakers, thought-provoking conversations, interactive sessions, networking opportunities, and actionable strategies to build healthier, greener, and more resilient communities.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
<p>In this event led by Dr. Sudip Saha, MD, Cardiologist attendees will learn how to lower cholesterol naturally, monitor your blood pressure at home, manage blood sugar levels, and make nutrition choices that support a stronger, healthier heart. This webinar workshop is part of Building Better Health Together, an engaging monthly virtual series, is designed […]</p>\n
In this event led by Dr. Sudip Saha, MD, Cardiologist attendees will learn how to lower cholesterol naturally, monitor your blood pressure at home, manage blood sugar levels, and make nutrition choices that support a stronger, healthier heart.
This webinar workshop is part of Building Better Health Together, an engaging monthly virtual series, is designed to inspire healthier lifestyles and empower participants with the knowledge, tools, and resources they need to thrive. While part of this series focuses on topics that uniquely effect women’s health and well-being, it also explores a broad range of health and wellness issues relevant to everyone. We welcome all those who want to learn and advocate for healthier families, workplaces, and communities. Through dynamic discussions with health experts, participants will explore today’s most relevant wellness topics, including preventive care, mental health, stress management, nutrition, healthy aging, work-life balance, and more. This isn’t your typical health webinar. Each session is designed to be informative, interactive, and inspiring, combining expert insights with practical strategies that attendees can apply in their everyday lives. Whether you’re looking to prioritize your own well-being, support the women in your life, or learn how healthier individuals contribute to stronger communities, Building Better Health Together offers a welcoming forum for learning, connection, and growth.
What to expect:
Expert-led wellness conversations
Actionable tips and tools for everyday health
Q&A sessions
Resources to support physical, mental, and emotional well-being
A welcoming environment for all participants
Run of Show – 12:00 – 12:45
Welcome and Introductions
Health Chat
Q&A
Wrap up
Please join us on Zoom to hear from several entrepreneurs addressing ecological and collective health in communities across the Chesapeake Bay watershed. This online space is intended to highlight environmental and social entrepreneurs, helping to connect them to resources, build awareness of their work, and amplify their current needs (including funding, partnership-building, customer introductions, team-building, and more).
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 19 2026; Thu; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Tech recruiting and networking. Candidates apply for an invitation; free for job seekers. Venue to be confirmed with organizer.
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Doors | 6:00 pm // Show Time | 7:00 pm
As inequality, inflation, and overwhelming corporate power threaten democracy, a rising-star economist asks what it would mean to create an anti-fascist economics that guarantees dignity for all.
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 20 2026; Fri; 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of Baltimore City. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
The meeting address for this event will be announced closer to the event.
Note: Please complete the registration form for each attendee, including those under 18. All attendees are required to complete a waiver, and all attendees under 18 must have a paper waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Instructions for completing the waivers will be emailed to you after registering. Please be sure to review this email before the event. Our tree plantings are best suited for youths in middle school or above.
REGISTER HERE
On View: October 16 – November 20 (closed Ocober 23)Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. Tamini blends the beautiful and the grotesque nature of consumption, emphasizing the feedback loop between the consumed and the consumer. Through…
On View: October 16 – November 20 (closed October 23)Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. Barry-Dutro generates a vibrant, psychedelic, playfully nostalgic universe populated by everyday saints, cat ladies and small joys. Inspired by somatic healing…
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website: <a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>
Doors | 8:00 pm // Show Time | 8:00 pm
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
We work to reduce plastic pollution through regular community cleanups. By removing litter from waterways, parks, and public spaces, PFQAC protects local wildlife, preserves natural beauty, and keeps our environment healthy. These efforts raise awareness about plastic pollution and inspire residents to make sustainable choices, showing how local action can create a cleaner, more resilient community.
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Meet at the Red Pagoda (red roof structure) near the Dam off Broken Land Parkway.
Walk with a Doc is a walking program for everyone interested in taking steps for a healthier lifestyle.
You’ll take a …
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
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Hangouts
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 21 2026; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
It’s that time of year again…we are gearing up for Dumpster Dive, everyone’s favorite fall event where we count an entire dumpster of Mr. Trash Wheel’s collected litter
Join us at Baltimore Community ToolBank on Saturday, November 21st to sort and count a dumpster of intercepted litter. The data we gather at this event is important- it tells us what types of trash are making it into our waterways most often so we can come up with solutions. This year we are continuing to collect data to support a Maryland Bottle Bill & reduce plastic litter.
Saturday, November 21st
10AM
Baltimore Community ToolBank
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
We will be discussing current events and blockchain technology. Anyone is welcome regardless of where you are at with your Bitcoin journey.
Come hear author Mary Crowner discuss her book The Overwhelming Pain of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): A true military widow story.
She will discuss what are the signs of PTSD, how she navigated her marriage, and what she is doing now.
About the Program:
Free parking lot available along the side of the building.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 21 2026; Sat; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join us for a reading and conversation with poets Sylvia Jones and Jane Lewty, sharing work from their new books.
About Dope Calisthenics:
Sylvia Jones's sophomore collection examines the pressure exerted on working-class Black life by spectacle, debt, inheritance, and the market's endless demand for performance. The poems move through Baltimore, television, retail language, protest remnants, and borrowed speech, tracking how public feeling hardens into product and how survival becomes a style others learn to consume. Class aspiration and class entrapment, the theater of mobility, and the material afterlife of slogans once the moment of display has passed all loom large as Jones asks what kind of consciousness repetition makes, and what remains when the shift ends and the bill arrives? Dope Calisthenics is a book about the psychic drills required to live inside scarcity while being told to call it possibility instead.
About Vespers:
Often called “evening prayer,” vespers is held around sunset. Its purpose: to give thanks for the day and offer a sacrifice of praise to God. In Jane Lewty’s Vespers, she superimposes the tropes of the Christian ritual onto a very different type of sacrifice—that of making art. Through nightly devotion, the speaker of these poems maps ritual until it degrades: the speaker as an obedient robot, a scribe-concubine, a centaur wearing skates, a poet seeking virtuosity and dexterity. Vespers asks: What if writing prompts are a bad idea? What if one could become addicted to the incremental process? Is it possible to walk away from an addiction without suffering and trauma?
About the Poets:
Sylvia Jones is the author of Television Fathers (Meekling Press, 2024) and Dope Calisthenics, forthcoming from Relegation Books in fall 2026. Her poems have appeared in Annulet, DIAGRAM, Smartish Pace, Shenandoah, Common Place Poetics, Long News: Poetry & Poetics, The American Poetry Review, The Hopkins Review, and elsewhere. She teaches creative writing at George Washington University and lives in Baltimore, Maryland.
Read "Government Shutdown Day 15" and four other poems.
Jane Lewty is the author of three poetry collections: Vespers (Iowa University Press, 2026), Bravura Cool (1913 Press), and In One Form To Find Another (Cleveland State University Poetry Center). She lives in Baltimore and teaches at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA).
Read "an eros" and "cloister."
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here.Doors will open to registered attendees at 2:00 pm. A local bookseller will be on-site and have books available for purchase.Free parking vouchers are available to program attendees who park at the Franklin Street Garage (15 W. Franklin Street). Ask Pratt event staff for your parking voucher prior to or after the program. This free event will be presented in-person and virtually. This is a seated event with spaces reserved for individuals with accessibility needs. ASL interpretation will also be available for attendees throughout the event. If you need additional accommodations to successfully participate, please let us know at events@prattlibrary.org or 443-768-0762.
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
An urgent polemic and practical guide to dismantling the immigrant detention system.
Free BSFS film screening under its MPLC license. Movie titles may be available by flyer rather than published online.
Doors | 9:00 pm // Show Time | 9:00 pm
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FREE REGISTRATION HERE: [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1999414958965?aff=oddtdtcreator](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1999414958965?aff=oddtdtcreator)
Celebrate the holiday season with good food, great company, and plant-based inspiration at our Vegan Community Meetup: Holiday Edition
Join us for a fun and festive afternoon featuring **live cooking demonstrations**, delicious **vegan samples**, **prizes and giveaways**, and time to connect and fellowship with others in the community. Whether you’ve been vegan for years, are simply curious about plant-based eating, or are looking for healthier ideas for your holiday table, everyone is welcome!
Come discover delicious ways to bring more plant-based goodness to your holiday celebrations while meeting new people and enjoying a great time together.
**📅 November 22**
**⏰ 12:30 PM**
**📍 Urban Life Center**
3223 Eastern Ave., Baltimore
Bring a friend and come hungry—we can’t wait to celebrate the holidays with you!
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
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Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Baltimore is a top foodie town! We scour the city to identify the best restaurants to bring guests a delicious four course dinner with wine pairings. The catch? Guests don’t know where they headed until that morning. Time and venue are not specified on the event index; check the event page.
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Make Studio is excited to announce the highlight of our fall programming season, the 9th installment of Cordially Invited! Cordially Invited is our annual invitational exhibition celebrating the creativity, perspectives, and professional contributions of artists with disabilities from across the…
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 23 2026; Mon; 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
The CEJSC is a twenty member body that is tasked with advising State government on environmental justice and analyzing the effectiveness of State and local government laws and policies to address issues of environmental justice and sustainable communities.
Hosted by the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay and Penn State Extension, the
So You Want To Grow…
Webinar Series is for anyone who wants to learn how to grow native trees and shrubs.
Topics to Be Covered
Each webinar will highlight different native tree or shrub species and include technical information on methods for germinating seeds and growing seedlings for conservation projects or your own backyard! Attendees will learn how to identify native trees and shrubs, their ecology, when and how to harvest their seeds for propagation, and the benefits that these plants provide to the ecosystem.
You don’t need to be a seasoned grower or have a greenhouse to grow native trees and shrubs!
This webinar series is free to attend. Please register using the links below.
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 24 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Please join Physicians for Human Rights and Al Jazeera for a special screening of DYING IN DETENTION which follows the tragic death of 39-year-old Ismael Ayala-Uribe in an immigration detention facility in California. The screening will be followed by Q&A with participants in the documentary and filmmakers.
Contact Name: Beth Wintermute<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-3595<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Support Groups<br>Cost: Free<br><br>A support group for the whole family.
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
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RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
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RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
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RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
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RSVP HERE
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 25 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Contact Name: Rhonda Boozer<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-4673<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Support Groups<br>Cost: Free<br>
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
**Welcome!**
The official registration page is [here](Startupoasisvirtual.eventbrite.com).
If you are a developer, UX designer, marketer, or anyone else in the tech ecosystem looking to join or help a tech startup, or even just get involved in a project, this event is for you!
We will be introducing projects for you to get involved with during the pitches. There is no group like this on Meetup or in the startup world because we filter out the BS and get you going on a project ASAP.
(Stay inside the Startup Oasis by joining our [newsletter](https://mailchi.mp/startupoasis/meetup)!)
What happens first in the event is startup founders pitch their business or idea to the audience, which is full of the developers, designers, marketers, etc.
If you are interested in one of the projects / startups, you can join one of the founders in a breakout room to continue building, workshopping, and/or onboarding the startup with attendees.
People have been able to start and advance their businesses as a result of this process.
We are meeting on Zoom, the link is here in the listing.
**Agenda:**
**Intros:** During the first 10 minutes, we will give you the history, structure, and future plans of Startup Oasis and open signups for founders that want to pitch their startups.
**Pitches:** Each founder will then get up to 3 minutes to pitch their startup. This format is recommended: name, business, the problem, your solution, target customer base, and your biggest challenge/current need. This part is similar to Shark Tank.
**Breakout Groups:** For the remainder of the event, each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk to the founders in greater detail about their needs and challenges in a small group setting. This part is similar to a hackathon.
Startup Oasis was created to pierce the illusion of accessibility of startups and tech by creating a grassroots forum for early-stage founders to pitch to those in the tech ecosystem to get real-time feedback for their idea or business.
Use this [link](https://lnk.bio/startup.oasis) to:
* Follow us on LinkedIn
* Join our community on Discord
* Donate to our cause
* Visit our website
**FAQ:**
**Is this event free to attend?** Yes - Startup Oasis will always be free for anyone to attend. If you would like to donate, you can do so directly on our [website](https://donate.stripe.com/eVa2a0dV27Nlb2ofYY). You can also talk to us about volunteer or sponsorship opportunities.
**How do I sign up to pitch?** RSVP here. Right when the event starts, fill out the form and then raise your hand on Zoom. That will also determine the order. You can also buy a VIP ticket to support our cause and guarantee you a spot to pitch. To be eligible to pitch, you must be the cofounder of a technology-based startup. Agencies, consultants, coaches, MLM schemes, and nonprofits are not eligible to pitch, but you can still watch the pitches and join the breakouts.
**What happens after the pitches?** The breakout groups open for the remainder of the event. Each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk more about their business and needs with them.
**Can I invite other people that I know?** Yes - please have them RSVP here or on the [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/startup-oasis-global) event listing.
**How do I get the most out of this event?**
* Founders - In this event, no money is awarded nor are any winners named. We are not here to critique your pitch, just to help you find teammates, cofounders, and feedback from other professionals. Make sure your pitch is 3 minutes or less and clear about what your biggest needs are.
* Attendees - If you are new to startups and tech, feel free to just watch with no pressure to participate. If you are looking to join a startup or find a side project, make sure you take notes during the pitches to join the group of the founder that you're most interested in helping. Most founders need help with either developing the product or with a go-to-market strategy.
*
**Do we meet in person?** We do this event in Atlanta, GA each month in Midtown at ATDC.
**Content:** We are looking for founders to be interviewed or people to interview founders for short videos. Let us know if you are interested!
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
Show Time | 6:30 pm
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 28 2026; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 28 2026; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Monthly BSFS anime afternoon social, sometimes also hosted as a Discord watch party.
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
*\~ Embracing a Healthier, Sustainable, Compassionate and Peaceful Way of Eating and Living \~*
Kind Thoughts, Peace, and Gratitude will be the theme for Earthsave Baltimore’s **Thanks-Living Vegan Open-Mic** potluck on Nov. 28th. We’ll have live music and entertainment. Contact baltimore@earthsave.org if you'd like to reserve a spot onstage. \
RSVP at [https://www.meetup.com/baltimoreveg-vegan/events/316340199/](https://www.meetup.com/baltimoreveg-vegan/events/316340199/). And please share the event [https://www.facebook.com/share/1BsF8NsBbg/](https://www.facebook.com/events/1974353383253721/?__cft__%5B0%5D=AZaAfD9YO8i_QemmbiwBCPqfdSWPui2DIBXIKteISWSNirgaXYT9N8v2FNPWOzoE1631BioWORZI8dbs4iz-vqvQA-XNMcIHRB3d7kk3We4OrsY2EQDbEicm5wlTDNZni84JPmJHXxK9r5TwDNenurk4&__tn__=q) with your friends on social media, and invite those who would like an opportunity to to perform.
Every other month Earthsave Baltimore hosts vegan potluck events at **North Baltimore Mennonite Church**, in the Roland Park suburb of Baltimore at 4615 Roland Avenue, Baltimore 21210, on the corner of Oakdale Road and Roland Avenue. Entrance is on the Oakdale Road side of the church. There's plenty of free neighborhood parking.
RSVP on Meetup at [https://www.meetup.com/baltimoreveg-vegan/events/316340199/](https://www.meetup.com/baltimoreveg-vegan/events/316340199/), or by email at baltimore@earthsave.org, or voicemail 410-252-3043.
Share ideas and information, and connect with like-minded local people on Facebook in Earthsave Baltimore group [https://www.facebook.com/groups/EarthsaveBaltimore/](https://www.facebook.com/groups/EarthsaveBaltimore/) and in Baltimore Vegans [https://www.facebook.com/groups/509056979150170](https://www.facebook.com/groups/509056979150170)
GUESTS are asked to bring a dish made without animal products that will serve 8 or more, plus a $5 donation. To attend without bringing a dish to share, the fee is $20. If you’d like to bring food just for yourself or attend without eating, the fee is $5.
Please join us if you can!
Peace... Don
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Monthly BSFS book discussion group, in person and by Zoom unless otherwise noted.
Monthly informal BSFS social gathering for conversation and hanging out.
Open Works class. Schedule: Nov 29 2026 - Dec 06 2026; Sun; 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Online tabletop role-playing event rotating through tabletop science-fiction RPGs.
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
The Department proposes to reissue the State/NPDES (National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System) permit 15MM (NPDES No. MDG52) as the new 26MM. The 26MM permit applies to discharges of wastewater from Mineral Mines, Quarries, Borrow Pits, and Concrete and Asphalt Plants in the state of Maryland.
Volunteers are invited to join our open co-working sessions to work on projects, brainstorm ideas, and build community. Come as you are for some or all!
This is styled after the Code for America model. Just show up. We have a backlog of items. Join a team, or propose a new project for Maryland that you've always been dreaming of creating!
We will meet online. RSVP for link.
Coders, UX designers, graphic designers, copy writers, project managers, etc. are welcome! Do you want to learn about code, UX, design, PM, etc.? If someone here is willing to teach you, you might get lucky! (But we are all volunteers, so it will depend on the generosity of strangers.)
We'll be online for 2 hours every other week. It usually takes at least an hour get anything substantial done.
Leave when you have to. You can also volunteer for an assignment to work on between meetings.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
This 2-day course builds foundational skills for those working in, or entering, a Quality Control laboratory environment.
Contact Email: craymer2@jh.edu<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/019e65b0ca1878be9c64286bfe5ce124<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially <strong><strong>save a life.</strong></strong><br><br><strong><strong>Free personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees over the age of 18 ($45 value)</strong></strong> <br><br><img src="https://www.trumba.com/i/DgDRk9pzOyQ3rv0vyR0iyqG0.png" alt="mdcotlogo" width="300" style="max-width:100%;"><strong><strong> </strong></strong><br> 
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 01 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
How workers and customers engage utility regulation to act on climate change, energy affordability, and environmental, racial, and economic injustice.
Once a year, leaders from the Mid-Atlantic come together to learn about the challenges and opportunities at Maryland’s ports. It all takes place at the Annual State of the Ports & Global Flavor Showcase.
Learn more and RSVP: <a href="https://actionnetwork.org/events/taking-the-public-to-the-psc" target="_blank">https://actionnetwork.org/events/taking-the-public-to-the-psc</a><br><span><br></span><br><span>Join Extinction Rebellion DC and rally in front of the PSC’s office to collect and deliver written messages to demand that the PSC reject Washington Gas's expensive and dangerous District UNsafe plan. This plan would lock us into paying $12 billion for decades of fracked methane gas pipelines, all to generate higher profits for Washington Gas. The people say NO to Washington Gas and its "accelerated pipeline replacement" profit schemes.</span>
Advanced Topics in Gene Editing with CRISPR is a 3-day hands-on workshop designed for researchers with entry level experience in CRISPR/Cas9 technology seeking a more in-depth immersion in state-of-art CRISPR applications such as working with sgRNA functional libraries, disease modeling using CRISPR, successful employing of CRISPR technology in complex experimental systems. 3-day Bio-Trac training workshop; registration fee $895.
In this meetup we'll cover how to take your WordPress site and publish it to a static site on Cloudflare. We'll use the free Simply Static plugin to accomplish this.
Static sites are getting more popular as they can handle more traffic and can be hosted for free at Cloudflare and other locations.
This will be a workshop style meetup.
* Which sites are good choices for going static.
* What a static workflow looks like.
* How to take a WP site and get it all the way to published live on Cloudflare with a real domain.
* How to update the static site once you publish it.
You'll be muted on entry, we'll be using the chat to queue people up/ask follow-on questions.
The meetup is scheduled for 11am ET until 12pm ET.
Meetup is scheduled to be recorded. Recordings are posted about 2 weeks after the meetup and are provided courtesy of our sponsor, [Obee Digital Consulting](https://obeedigitalconsulting.com/).
How to get notified about the recording: either subscribe to the [youtube channel](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoT0wv53Bj-BGfD8fPhMRC3qTtPMZHioI), RSVP "yes" to the meetup, or [join the mailing list](https://share.mailercloud.com/form?id=a0NzdUAxMTI1OUAwMDAwMA==).
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of Baltimore City. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
The meeting address for this event will be announced closer to the event.
Note: Please complete the registration form for each attendee, including those under 18. All attendees are required to complete a waiver, and all attendees under 18 must have a paper waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Instructions for completing the waivers will be emailed to you after registering. Please be sure to review this email before the event. Our tree plantings are best suited for youths in middle school or above.
REGISTER HERE
More details about the event will be available on this page soon.
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
︱
RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
︱
RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
︱
RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
︱
RSVP HERE
Come down to TouchPoint Baltimore for
FREE GROCERIES
from So What Else, available
every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 2-6 pm
.
Available food options vary each week but typically include a selection of fresh produce, breads, snacks, and non-perishable goods. This resource is open to all Thread young people and their families, as well as
volunteers
and staff.
The Department proposes to reissue the State/NPDES (National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System) permit 16MA (NPDES No. MDG99) as the new 25MA. The 25MA permit applies to discharges from marinas, including boatyards and yacht basins, in Maryland.
When you are a growing small business or solo entrepreneur, it can be tough to throw a company holiday party on a startup budget. Spark Baltimore is here to make our holiday party…YOUR holiday party! Join our 11th annual Every Startup’s Holiday Party on Thursday, December 3rd and celebrate your 2026 success with other growing companies and individuals building the Baltimore startup & entrepreneurial ecosystem!
Field School: Crop Planning
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 02 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM. Instructor: Aspen M.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 02 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://stbdec2026.events.suburbanhospital.org/<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees over the age of 18** ($45 value) <br>Register Here: <a href="https://events.suburbanhospital.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">events.suburbanhospital.org</a> 
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
When the very first cars rolled off production lines, they were a technological marvel, predicted to make life easier and better for all Americans; yet a hundred years later, that dream is running on empty.
Instead of unbounded freedom, the never-ending proliferation of automobiles has delivered a host of costs, among them the demolition of our neighborhoods, towns, and cities to make way for car infrastructure; an epidemic of violent death; countless hours lost in traffic; isolation from our fellow human beings; and the ongoing destruction of the natural world. Globally, SUVs alone now emit more carbon than the nations of Germany, South Korea, or Japan.
That’s why we need Life After Cars. Through historical records, revealing interviews, and unflinching statistics, Sarah Goodyear and Doug Gordon, hosts of the podcast The War on Cars, and former host Aaron Naparstek unpack the scale of damage that cars cause, the forces that have created our current crisis and are invested in perpetuating it, and the way that the fight for better transportation is deeply linked to the fight for a more equitable and just society.
Cars as we know them today are unsustainable—but there is hope. Life After Cars will arm readers with the tools they need to implement real, transformative change, from simply raising awareness to taking a stand at public forums. It’s past time to radically rethink—and shrink—society’s collective relationship with the automobile. Together, let’s create a better Life After Cars.
About the Authors:
Sarah Goodyear is a journalist and author who has covered cities and transportation for publications such as Grist, CityLab, and Streetsblog.
Doug Gordon is a TV producer and writer who is also a neighborhood safe streets advocate better known online as Brooklyn Spoke.
About the Program:
To attend in person please register here. Doors will open to registered attendees at 6 pm. A local bookseller will be on-site and have books available for purchase.Free parking vouchers are available to program attendees who park at the Franklin Street Garage (15 W. Franklin Street) after 4pm. Ask Pratt event staff for your parking voucher prior to or after the program. This free event will be presented in-person and virtually. This is a seated event with spaces reserved for individuals with accessibility needs. ASL interpretation will also be available for attendees throughout the event. If you need additional accommodations to successfully participate, please let us know at events@prattlibrary.org or 443-768-0762.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
This one-day course equips manufacturing operators with the knowledge and practical skills needed to prepare for regulatory inspections.
The Lead Poisoning Prevention Commission works to ensure that all children in Maryland are protected from the harmful effects of lead exposure. It promotes public education, prevention strategies, and coordinated state and local efforts to detect and eliminate lead hazards. The Commission also advocates for services and best practices that support the health and well-being of children affected by lead exposure.
For new and long-time members, and members with new employees. Learn how to maximize your membership. Learn how to get involved with the chamber; how to use our new web tools and calendar; how to leverage membership to grow your brand; or just come for a refresher. Meet other new members. For new, prospective, and current members.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Contact Name: Amanda Kern<br>Contact Email: TSN@umm.edu<br>
<span><p dir="ltr"><span>Calling all people of the rainbow!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Want to learn more about our hacker/makerspace while meeting people in our communities? Come to Queers and Beers!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>This social event is meant for queer/LGBTQIA2S+ people and our allies. We hope it will help build community while allowing people to sit back, relax, and have a good time. </span><span>This is an all ages event!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Things to Bring:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Bring a snack and a beverage for yourself or to share. If you are 21+, feel free to (responsibly) partake in alcoholic beverages. Feel free to also bring a craft or activity to keep your hands busy while you socialize. Some months we will have a craft available to do if you wish. Some months we will have a discussion question to talk about.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Recurring Event:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>This event will take place every first Thursday of the month, starting in February 2026.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Presenter:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Thea</span></p></span>
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 04 2026 - Dec 11 2026; Fri; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of Baltimore City. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
The meeting address for this event will be announced closer to the event.
Note: Please complete the registration form for each attendee, including those under 18. All attendees are required to complete a waiver, and all attendees under 18 must have a paper waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Instructions for completing the waivers will be emailed to you after registering. Please be sure to review this email before the event. Our tree plantings are best suited for youths in middle school or above.
REGISTER HERE
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Cost: $40<br>Contact Email: ChildbirthEd@umm.edu<br>Contact Name: Amy Brown<br>Category: Childbirth<br>Department: Women's Center<br><br><strong>This class will be held virtually.  </strong><br><br>Taught by registered nurses using evidence-based practice, this interactive class covers basic infant care such as bathing, cord care, diapering, temperature taking, and circumcision care. Household baby-proofing and basic infant first aid are discussed along with safe sleep environment and car seat safety. Using the American Heart Association Infant CPR Anytime program, infant and child CPR and choking rescue methods will be taught.<br><br>This class is for educational purposes and is not a certification program.<br><br> 
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Hangouts
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website: <a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Residential household hazardous waste (HHW) collection is held
the first Saturday of each month from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m
. at the Department of Public Works, 10430 Audie Lane, La Plata.
Improper disposal of leftover household products that contain corrosive, toxic, ignitable, or reactive ingredients can pollute the environment and pose a threat to human health. Latex Paint is not toxic and once solidified can be disposed of in your household trash.
Workshops
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 05 2026; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 05 2026; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 05 2026; Sat; 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Hangouts
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://events.bcpl.info/events?n=2&term=stop+the+bleed&r=range&start=2026-06-01&end=2026-11-30<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees over the age of 18** ($45 value) <br> 
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
<p>Experience a powerful fusion of history, ritual, and storytelling in this staged reading of Crossing a Deep River: A Ritual Drama in Three Movements. </p>\n
Quarterly meeting of the Air Quality Control Advisory Council
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 07 2026; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Name: Amy Brown<br>Contact Email: Childbirthed@umm.edu<br>Department: Women's Center<br>Category: Childbirth<br>Link: https://www.umms.org/ummc/health-services/womens-health/obstetrics-gynecology/pregnancy-childbirth/classes<br><br>**This class is VIRTUAL**<br> <br> Added by popular demand, this two-hour class covers the infant care and infant CPR basics that grandparents need to know.  This class is one part newborn refresher course and one part education about how that care has changed since you were raising kids.  Topics covered include: <ul> <li>Appearance, senses, crying and communication </li><li>Soothing and sleeping </li><li>Feeding </li><li>Newborn care tips, including diapering and bathing </li><li>Infant CPR, including how to handle choking </li><li>Car seat and travel safety </li></ul>
Network virtually with those located in the DMV (District of Columbia, Virginia & Maryland) and internationally!
This monthly Monday meeting is hosted by Maryland Blockchain Association, Blockchain Legal Institute, and Blockchain Legal Institute Foundation.
The Maryland Blockchain Association is the Maryland Chapter Lead for CryptoMondays. The MDBA's monthly virtual networking event is hosted monthly on the 1st Monday of each month. If you are interested in establishing a meetup in alliance with the MDBA and CryptoMondays please reach out.
The Maryland Blockchain Association is a trade association dedicated to representing the innovative tech community within Maryland to provide education, economic development and outreach to those within our local community.
CryptoMondays is a decentralized global community that brings together individuals passionate about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.
The Blockchain Legal Institute is a centralized library of decentralized resources & the only Institute specifically dedicated to help provide continuing education to lawyers, compliance officers, business professionals and those learning about digital assets.
The Blockchain Legal Institute Foundation is a non profit dedicated to developing digital asset educational resources for consumers and families.
Learn about the latest trends in digital currency and blockchain technology, and gain insights into the world of crypto-tokens, Bitcoin, Ethereum as well as updates involving the regulations impacting consumers and businesses within our world of blockchain, IoT, RWA, artificial intelligence, and innovative technology. Expert speakers will cover blockchain security, cryptography, and other relevant topics in the fast-evolving cryptocurrency market.
Whether you are a seasoned investor or new to the world of virtual currency, these virtual events are the perfect opportunity to network locally and internationally with like-minded individuals and expand your knowledge in the realm of enterprise blockchain technology.
Don't miss out on this chance to stay ahead of the curve and explore the exciting opportunities that cryptocurrency and blockchain technology have to offer.
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[www.marylandblockchainassociation.org](www.marylandblockchainassociation.org)
[www.bli.foundation](www.bli.foundation)
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Mark Your Calendars for the 1st Monday of every Month! This event is hosted on a private zoom link to be shared after registration.
Speakers: Jacqueline Cooper, JD & Other Special Guests
Be sure to mark your calendar as we have speakers from around the globe to attend our Meet-Ups. Speakers will include those with knowledge about artificial intelligence, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tokens, Blockchain use cases, compliance, business development, DeFi, estate planning, finance, accounting, and so many other relevant topics.
Jacqueline Cooper, JD, NBCT, MA LDT, CCI, BMM: CEO: Blockchain Legal Institute, Founder: Maryland Blockchain Association, Partner of Cogent Law Group, Government Blockchain Association: Co-Chair Legal Working Group & GBA Talk Show Host, Global Blockchain Business Council, Media Ambassador, Author: Bitcoin Cinderella Blockchain Adventure series, Author: The Essential Digital Asset Organizer for Attorneys & Their Clients, Author: How to Use Digital Assets To Fundraise For Your Non Profit
Maryland Blockchain Association: Observing Member of the Global Blockchain Business Council & Maryland Chapter Lead for CryptoMondays
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
<p>What will it take to build a more connected, competitive and vibrant Baltimore Region by 2035—and what must we do today to get there? Join the Greater Baltimore Committee for the 2026 edition of Vision 2035: Building for a Better Baltimore Region, bringing together business, government and civic leaders to explore the investments, development opportunities, […]</p>\n
This four day program is ideal for those who are looking for an in-depth, hands-on introduction to Flow Cytometry. The instructors will focus on a broad spectrum of flow cytometric topics, discuss examples from various research applications, provide technical protocols for flow cytometric sample preparation, as well as data analysis, trouble shooting and experimental design. Attendees will have hands-on experience on three different flow platforms (Becton Dickinson, Miltenyi, Bio-Rad and Sony) as well as exposure to four software analysis programs. 4-day Bio-Trac training workshop; registration fee $995.
This is an advisory council meeting in which recommendations and topics related to extended producer responsibility for packaging and paper products will be discussed.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Join SME Sponsor CloudOffix to explore the opportunities and limitations of vibe coding and see a live comparison of two approaches to building the same business application. AI-assisted coding is making it possible to turn ideas into working applications.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) <br> 
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
For new and long-time members, and members with new employees. Learn how to maximize your membership. Learn how to get involved with the chamber; how to use our new web tools and calendar; how to leverage membership to grow your brand; or just come for a refresher. Meet other new members. For new, prospective, and current members.
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 08 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Cost: $25<br>Contact Email: ChildBirthEd@umm.edu<br>Contact Name: Amy Brown<br>Category: Childbirth<br>Department: Women's Center<br><br>Learn what to expect when you get home from the hospital. In this class we will review how to care for yourself and what physical changes to expect. We will discuss postpartum complications and what warning signs to look out for.
The CA Audit Committee will hold their meeting beginning at 7pm at Columbia Association Headquarters.
A portion of the meeting will be closed.
Contact auditcmte@columbiaassociation.org by 5pm on…
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal STOP THE BLEED® kits provided at the end of class for participants age 18 and over** ($45 value)
DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY HIRING EVENT
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of a few Baltimore City neighborhoods. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
The meeting address for this event will be announced closer to the event.
Note: Please complete the registration form for each attendee, including those under 18. All attendees are required to complete a waiver, and all attendees under 18 must have a paper waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Instructions for completing the waivers will be emailed to you after registering. Please be sure to review this email before the event. Our tree plantings are best suited for youths in middle school or above.
Note: Exact location to be determined. We will update this page ASAP with a location, and send all registered participants a meeting address ahead of this event.
REGISTER HERE
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
︱
RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
︱
RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
︱
RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
︱
RSVP HERE
Power Hour Luncheons are an investment in your network, your growth, and your journey toward success. And here's the bonus: all attendees receive a curated list of contacts. Power Hour Lunch contacts can form the basis for a powerful referral network. Join us for an extraordinary blend of professionalism and fun, all while practicing your 30-second pitch. Don't forget your business cards! Many thanks to our Power Hour Lunch Series Sponsor, First Financial Federal Credit Union . GBCC members can bring credit union benefits to their employees through our partnership with FFFCU-just reach out to Lene McCollum today! FFFCU is a four-time Baltimore's Best bank/credit union! Thank you to Jewish Community Service s for hosting this month's Power Hour Lunch! Members enjoy the monthly connections made through GBCC's events, and we hope you will join GBCC too. Contact Membership and Events Manager, Marie Officer, membership@greaterbaltimorechamber.org . Registration is required. We will share attendee information with those who register and those who attend (to protect your information).
Contact Name: Center for Injury Prevention and Policy<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Department: Shock Trauma Center<br>Category: Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br>Link: https://umms.com/fallsclass<br><br>No registration required, virtual option (at web link below)
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 09 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Sarah E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 09 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Name: Trauma Prevention<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Department: Shock Trauma Center<br>Category: Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: 155<br><br><p>Important things to note:</p><ul> <li>This class is offered in-person only. </li><li>Pre-registration is required. Walk-ins are not permitted. </li><li>Individuals who are more than 10 minutes late will not be allowed entry. </li><li>This class is presented in English, with Spanish translation services upon request </li><li>We reserve the right to deny entry to any individual who arrives impaired and/or unable to participate actively in the program. A refund will not be issued. </li><li>No-show or failure to give notice in advance of inability to attend will result in loss of registration fee.  Refunds will not be issued. </li></ul><p>Further instructions and directions will be sent via email after registration.<br><br>Registration for each class will close 24 hours before the class begins.</p>
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
**BW REI Virtual Meetup**
2nd Wednesday of each month at 7PM
**Zoom Registration Here: [https://bit.ly/BWREIMeetup2026](https://bit.ly/BWREIMeetup2026)**
Join the BW REI Virtual Meetup, a premiere meetup group in the Baltimore Washington Metro Area. We are one of the largest, most established real estate groups in the Baltimore Washington Metro Area. We provide investors with a wide variety of information and resources for investing in real estate. Keep your pulse on the changes and challenges of investing in the DMV (DC, Maryland & Virginia). Learn from local experts and select national speakers as we provide the most comprehensive real estate investment education, experiences, networking and the most innovative tools available.
**We cover a variety of topics:**
Funding Deals
Finding Deals
BRRRR
Buy & Holding
Fix & Flip
Landlording
Property Management
Renovation
Wholesaling
Creative Financing
Business Credit
Layout & Design
Staging
A licensed contractor and realtor will be on our virtual meeting to discuss topics and answer questions.
And much more….
We look forward to seeing you Wednesday at 7PM!
**Zoom Registration Here: [https://bit.ly/BWREIMeetup2026](https://bit.ly/BWREIMeetup2026)**
"Where Real Estate Investors Connect!"
See you there,
Marcus Hairston and The BW REI Meetup Team
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
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Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
<p>SUMMARY: Locksport @ UAS.</p><p></p><p>GOAL: Learn how locks work and how to pick them.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: just yourself or locks & tools.</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL: all</p><p></p><p><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);">PRESENTER: MacGnG</span><br></p><p><a href="https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/" id="ow517" __is_owner="true">https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/</a><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);"><br></span></p>
The Maryland Chamber Foundation is excited to invite you to Small Business B(AI)sics, a free, in-person AI training for small business owners.
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 10 2026; Thu; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Brayden F.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Email: ChildBirthEd@umm.edu<br>Department: Women's Center<br>Category: Childbirth,Support Groups<br>Link: http://umms.org/ummc/health-services/womens-health/obstetrics-gynecology/pregnancy-childbirth/classes<br><br><strong>**This class is in person @ 22 S. Greene St. Baltimore, MD 21201** </strong>Learn how to breastfeed with confidence. Taught by a lactation consultant, this course will cover the basics of breastfeeding including advantages of breastfeeding, initiating breastfeeding, various breastfeeding positions, establishing and identifying a good latch, and feeding and pumping guidelines. <br><br>*Classes are free if receiving prenatal care at University of Maryland Redwood office, Penn St. office, Midtown office, or Family Medicine. For all others, the fee is $45 for mother and support person.
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
The CA board of directors is having its monthly meeting.
Find the packet and agenda for the meeting on the board of directors page.
Sign up to speak at the monthly meeting by visiting the resident spe…
Through Punjabi men’s struggles to marry, migrate, love, and escape, COMING OF AGE IN MACHOLAND reveals what patriarchy costs the men it promises to empower.
<p>This three-part virtual leadership series is designed to equip bankers with the essential skills and mindsets needed to lead effectively […]</p>\n
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.
Doors | 8:00 pm // Show Time | 8:00 pm
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of a few Baltimore City neighborhoods. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
The meeting address for this event will be announced closer to the event.
Note: Please complete the registration form for each attendee, including those under 18. All attendees are required to complete a waiver, and all attendees under 18 must have a paper waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Instructions for completing the waivers will be emailed to you after registering. Please be sure to review this email before the event. Our tree plantings are best suited for youths in middle school or above.
REGISTER HERE
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 12 2026; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
**Virtual House Flipping & BRRRR Case Studies**
We meet the 2nd Saturday of every month at 10AM (Free Virtual Meetup)
Are you looking to learn how to fix and flip houses?
Are you trying to figure out where to start?
Avoid losing money!
**Zoom Meeting Registration Here: [https://bit.ly/RHPMeetup2026](https://bit.ly/RHPMeetup2025)**
Join us as we share actual case studies of homes being renovated by the experts. Amazing renovations in action fix & flip, BRRRR and more. This meeting will be virtual as we bring the case studies to you. We will take you into the trenches so you see a project in action. Get an opportunity to learn first hand how this business works and get your questions answered.
If you are interested in physically seeing active rehabs and receiving coaching and training on how to properly fix & flip, BRRRR and buy properties the right way get more information about our coaching programs. **[https://rehabberpro.com/education/](https://rehabberpro.com/education/)**
**What are you waiting for RSVP now!**
This will be a live case study featuring:
How the property was acquired
The project scope of work
Project financing
Project challenges
A licensed contractor and realtor will be on our virtual meeting to discuss the rehabbing process an answer questions
And more….
We look forward to seeing you Saturday!
**Zoom Meeting Registration Here: [https://bit.ly/RHPMeetup2026](https://bit.ly/RHPMeetup2025)**
Marcus Hairston and the Rehabber Pro Team
PS- Join our FB Group: www.rehabberprogroup.com & view our website at rehabberpro.com
Follow Us:
https://www.instagram.com/rehabberprobaltimore/
https://x.com/RehabberPro
Life that Glows! Explore Bioluminescence (for ages 7-14)
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 12 2026; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Let's meet to chat and work on WordPress projects! If you're running into problems, bring them and we'll look for solutions together. All are welcome.
We're meeting at Common Market's Route 85 location. Parking is available in front of the building and the meeting room is on your right as you walk in the main entrance.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 12 2026; Sat; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
A bigger, better, more exciting Movie Night is now in the CLUB ARENA!
Choose between watching the movie or jumping into action with basketball, table tennis, arts and crafts, and plenty of games!
This…
Doors | 6:00 pm // Show Time | 7:00 pm
Dunbar Class of 2006 – 20 Year Reunion
\~ Embracing a Healthier, Sustainable, Compassionate and Peaceful Way of Eating and Living \~
**Baltimore Veg/Vegan Meetup** group is warm and welcoming. We host monthly Veg/Vegan restaurant gatherings, and invite all who are interested in moving toward a healthier, earth-friendly diet and lifestyle.
Our group members enjoy the food and atmosphere of **Taj Palace**, 9419 Common Brook Rd, Owings Mills, MD, 21117, which has a large private room that's perfect for our discussions. The buffet at Taj Palace is just $22, and features a good number of vegan and veg options. The waitstaff is friendly and helpful with questions.
Discussion topics: You’re invited to tell us a little about yourself and what got you interested in veg/vegan/plant-based ideals and lifestyle. Feel free to share a success story, inspiration or announcement. You are also free to open or suggest a topic for discussion.
One topic that often comes up:
"Someone or something that gives you hope for a better world?"
RSVP at **Baltimore Veg/Vegan Meetup** group [www.meetup.com/baltimoreveg-vegan/](https://www.meetup.com/baltimoreveg-vegan/)
You can also RSVP in the **Earthsave Baltimore Facebook** **group** and invite your friends. [www.facebook.com/groups/EarthsaveBaltimore/](https://www.facebook.com/groups/EarthsaveBaltimore/)
Be well. Hope to see you soon!
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 13 2026; Sun; 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM. Instructor: Sarah E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Description: This event is for CCAN's local chapter in Northern VA--the NOVA New Leaf Team. These monthly hybrid meetings allow team members to share updates, collaborate on campaigns and build relationships. <br><br>We will <b>start our hybrid meeting promptly at 2:15pm</b>. <b>If you are attending in person, arrive by 2pm</b> so you have time to set up your laptop and socialize :). The zoom link for remote attendees will be provided upon request.<br><br>Please email Ting Waymouth, Northern Virginia Organizer, at <a href="mailto:ting@chesapeakeclimate.org" target="_blank">ting@chesapeakeclimate.org</a>, if you would like to join! <br><br>Fill out an interest form for the NOVA New Leaf Team: <a href="https://act.chesapeakeclimate.org/page/49671/data/1" target="_blank">https://act.chesapeakeclimate.org/page/49671/data/1</a>
The monthly board meeting of the Marine Contractors Licensing Board
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Contact Name: Amanda Kern<br>Contact Email: TSN@umm.edu<br>
The Workforce Development Committee focuses on talent pipelines, education partnerships, and employer workforce needs. Members collaborate on initiatives that support job creation, skills development, and a strong local workforce across Baltimore County.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Explore Baltimore’s innovation ecosystem and discover how entrepreneurs can leverage technology, startup resources, mentorship opportunities, and emerging technologies to accelerate growth.
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of a few Baltimore City neighborhoods. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
The meeting address for this event will be announced closer to the event.
Note: Please complete the registration form for each attendee, including those under 18. All attendees are required to complete a waiver, and all attendees under 18 must have a paper waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Instructions for completing the waivers will be emailed to you after registering. Please be sure to review this email before the event. Our tree plantings are best suited for youths in middle school or above.
Register here
The Ambassadors Council serves as the welcoming arm of GBCC, helping new members feel connected and supported from day one. Ambassadors assist with member outreach, attend ribbon cuttings and events, and act as relationship-builders and goodwill representatives of the chamber. They regularly visit current members and meet monthly to strategize outreach. To be an Ambassador, members must be in the chamber for three months, attend events regularly, and particiapte in a brief orientation. Monthly in-person meetings.
Click the green button to Register Online
Join us at any of our 3 fitness clubs - Columbia Athletic Club, Columbia Gym, or Supreme Sports Club - for an exclusive member event designed just for you!
We…
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 15 2026 - Dec 22 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 15 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Cost: $0/$45<br>Contact Email: ChildBirthEd@umm.edu<br>Contact Name: Amy Brown<br>Category: Childbirth<br>Department: Women's Center<br><br>Developed for busy expecting parents, this class focuses on evidence-based information that empowers parents to manage the process of labor and birth and make informed choices for their birth experience. This class provides an understanding of the stages of labor and familiarity with medical and hospital procedures. Class includes what to expect in the immediate postpartum period.<br><br>*Classes are free if receiving prenatal care at University of Maryland Redwood office, Penn St. office, Midtown office, or Family Medicine. For all others, the fee is $45 for mother and support person.
Contact Name: Tina Allen<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-9833<br><br>A free virtual support group open to all survivors of violent injury, their families and allies. <br>Our peer support group is: <br>safe, survivor led, provides resources for survivors, and instills hope, healing and community connection
The monthly board meeting for the Board of Well Drillers
The monthly board meeting for the Board of On-Site Wastewater Professionals
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
︱
RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
︱
RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
︱
RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
︱
RSVP HERE
Come down to TouchPoint Baltimore for
FREE GROCERIES
from So What Else, available
every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 2-6 pm
.
Available food options vary each week but typically include a selection of fresh produce, breads, snacks, and non-perishable goods. This resource is open to all Thread young people and their families, as well as
volunteers
and staff.
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 16 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM. Instructor: Aspen M.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 16 2026; Wed; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM. Instructor: AB B.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
<p><b>Location: </b>This is a hybrid meeting. RSVP for the meeting link or in-person location</p><p></p><ul><li><b>To join in person:</b> <u>Meet us at 6:30pm</u> to get to know the team over vegetarian dinner</li><li><b>To join virtually: </b>Join our google meet room <u>at 7:00pm</u> for hybrid updates on our campaign priorities and small group actions. </li></ul><p><b>Who we are:</b></p><p>District of Columbia—Climate Action Network (DC-CAN) is a DC-based action team of volunteers who support Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN) climate justice and clean energy campaigns. We also launch our own climate-related actions.</p><p><b>Mission Statement: </b></p><p>Our purpose is to work together to improve the health and legacy of Washington DC communities—human and nonhuman alike—by undertaking local campaigns that reverse or prevent climate change and the inequity arising from it. We welcome those who want to organize and build power to address the climate crisis, to live more harmoniously with the environment, and to pass on a liveable planet to generations to come.</p>
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Doors | 6:30 pm // Show Time | 7:30 pm
Monthly board meeting of the BWWSO
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Baltimore! Join Blue Water Baltimore staff as we plant trees along the streets of a few Baltimore City neighborhoods. Volunteers new to planting trees and expert TreeKeepers alike are welcome to attend. Our tree planting projects are rain or shine, and we recommend closed-toed shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and getting dirty. Hats, sunblock, and sunglasses are strongly encouraged. We ask volunteers to bring a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. We provide work gloves, hand tools, and snacks but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
The meeting address for this event will be announced closer to the event.
Note: Please complete the registration form for each attendee, including those under 18. All attendees are required to complete a waiver, and all attendees under 18 must have a paper waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Instructions for completing the waivers will be emailed to you after registering. Please be sure to review this email before the event. Our tree plantings are best suited for youths in middle school or above.
REGISTER HERE
The purpose of this Stakeholder Advisory Group (SAG) is to inform programmatic changes and long range implementation of Maryland's Building Energy Performance Standards (BEPS) and
provide a consistent, structured space for stakeholder feedback.
The Events & Programming Committee helps plan, refine, and execute GBCC’s robust calendar of events. Members collaborate on event concepts, logistics, and engagement strategies, with additional meetings focused on specific upcoming programs or signature events. This committee will oversee sub-committees for specific events, like our Annual Meeting and other signature events we are looking to add to our event calendar. If you love organizing events, this is a great way to get involved!
Click the green button for General or Performer registration!
From acoustic guitar to traditional songs, poetry to freestyle, ages 16 and up are invited to share their stories in any language or style…
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 18 2026; Fri; 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website: <a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>
Doors | 7:00 pm // Show Time | 8:00 pm
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Meet at the Red Pagoda (red roof structure) near the Dam off Broken Land Parkway.
Walk with a Doc is a walking program for everyone interested in taking steps for a healthier lifestyle.
You’ll take a …
Hangouts
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Hangouts
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 19 2026; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
We will be discussing current events and blockchain technology. Anyone is welcome regardless of where you are at with your Bitcoin journey.
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 19 2026; Sat; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
**Zoom link**: [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)
**Talk #0: Introductions and Meetup Updates**
by Chris Fregly and Antje Barth
**Talk #1: GPU, PyTorch, and CUDA Performance Optimizations**
**Talk #2: GPU, PyTorch, and CUDA Performance Optimizations**
**Zoom link**: [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)
**Related Links**
Github Repo: [http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/](http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/)
O'Reilly Book: [https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/](https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/)
YouTube: [https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering](https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering)
Generative AI Free Course on DeepLearning.ai: [https://bit.ly/gllm](https://bit.ly/gllm)
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://eventactions.com/eareg.aspx?ea=Rsvp&invite=02mg0jzsxnjh4svam9ud0fcpmjjzt7ra7pde40123kj6r012uj47<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal STOP THE BLEED® kits provided at the end of class for participants age 18 and over** ($45 value)
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 21 2026; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 22 2026; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Name: Beth Wintermute<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-3595<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Support Groups<br>Cost: Free<br><br>A support group for the whole family.
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
︱
RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
︱
RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
︱
RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
︱
RSVP HERE
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Doors | 7:00 pm // Show Time | 8:00 pm
Contact Name: Rhonda Boozer<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-4673<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Support Groups<br>Cost: Free<br>
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
**Welcome!**
The official registration page is [here](Startupoasisvirtual.eventbrite.com).
If you are a developer, UX designer, marketer, or anyone else in the tech ecosystem looking to join or help a tech startup, or even just get involved in a project, this event is for you!
We will be introducing projects for you to get involved with during the pitches. There is no group like this on Meetup or in the startup world because we filter out the BS and get you going on a project ASAP.
(Stay inside the Startup Oasis by joining our [newsletter](https://mailchi.mp/startupoasis/meetup)!)
What happens first in the event is startup founders pitch their business or idea to the audience, which is full of the developers, designers, marketers, etc.
If you are interested in one of the projects / startups, you can join one of the founders in a breakout room to continue building, workshopping, and/or onboarding the startup with attendees.
People have been able to start and advance their businesses as a result of this process.
We are meeting on Zoom, the link is here in the listing.
**Agenda:**
**Intros:** During the first 10 minutes, we will give you the history, structure, and future plans of Startup Oasis and open signups for founders that want to pitch their startups.
**Pitches:** Each founder will then get up to 3 minutes to pitch their startup. This format is recommended: name, business, the problem, your solution, target customer base, and your biggest challenge/current need. This part is similar to Shark Tank.
**Breakout Groups:** For the remainder of the event, each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk to the founders in greater detail about their needs and challenges in a small group setting. This part is similar to a hackathon.
Startup Oasis was created to pierce the illusion of accessibility of startups and tech by creating a grassroots forum for early-stage founders to pitch to those in the tech ecosystem to get real-time feedback for their idea or business.
Use this [link](https://lnk.bio/startup.oasis) to:
* Follow us on LinkedIn
* Join our community on Discord
* Donate to our cause
* Visit our website
**FAQ:**
**Is this event free to attend?** Yes - Startup Oasis will always be free for anyone to attend. If you would like to donate, you can do so directly on our [website](https://donate.stripe.com/eVa2a0dV27Nlb2ofYY). You can also talk to us about volunteer or sponsorship opportunities.
**How do I sign up to pitch?** RSVP here. Right when the event starts, fill out the form and then raise your hand on Zoom. That will also determine the order. You can also buy a VIP ticket to support our cause and guarantee you a spot to pitch. To be eligible to pitch, you must be the cofounder of a technology-based startup. Agencies, consultants, coaches, MLM schemes, and nonprofits are not eligible to pitch, but you can still watch the pitches and join the breakouts.
**What happens after the pitches?** The breakout groups open for the remainder of the event. Each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk more about their business and needs with them.
**Can I invite other people that I know?** Yes - please have them RSVP here or on the [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/startup-oasis-global) event listing.
**How do I get the most out of this event?**
* Founders - In this event, no money is awarded nor are any winners named. We are not here to critique your pitch, just to help you find teammates, cofounders, and feedback from other professionals. Make sure your pitch is 3 minutes or less and clear about what your biggest needs are.
* Attendees - If you are new to startups and tech, feel free to just watch with no pressure to participate. If you are looking to join a startup or find a side project, make sure you take notes during the pitches to join the group of the founder that you're most interested in helping. Most founders need help with either developing the product or with a go-to-market strategy.
*
**Do we meet in person?** We do this event in Atlanta, GA each month in Midtown at ATDC.
**Content:** We are looking for founders to be interviewed or people to interview founders for short videos. Let us know if you are interested!
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
\-\-\-
If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Doors | 7:00 pm // Show Time | 8:00 pm
Lace up and hit the rink during Public Skate at the Roller Skate Arena! Skaters of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled experience on the expansive pure maple skating floor, complete with great …
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Open Works class. Schedule: Dec 28 2026; Mon; 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
The CEJSC is a twenty member body that is tasked with advising State government on environmental justice and analyzing the effectiveness of State and local government laws and policies to address issues of environmental justice and sustainable communities.
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
︱
RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
︱
RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
︱
RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
︱
RSVP HERE
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website: <a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 02 2027; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 02 2027; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 02 2027; Sat; 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Public Skating - Columbia Association
The Columbia Ice Rink welcomes everyone to public ice skating sessions daily. We have rental skates available from Toddler size 6 through Adult size 14 (note that…
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 04 2027; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Network virtually with those located in the DMV (District of Columbia, Virginia & Maryland) and internationally!
This monthly Monday meeting is hosted by Maryland Blockchain Association, Blockchain Legal Institute, and Blockchain Legal Institute Foundation.
The Maryland Blockchain Association is the Maryland Chapter Lead for CryptoMondays. The MDBA's monthly virtual networking event is hosted monthly on the 1st Monday of each month. If you are interested in establishing a meetup in alliance with the MDBA and CryptoMondays please reach out.
The Maryland Blockchain Association is a trade association dedicated to representing the innovative tech community within Maryland to provide education, economic development and outreach to those within our local community.
CryptoMondays is a decentralized global community that brings together individuals passionate about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.
The Blockchain Legal Institute is a centralized library of decentralized resources & the only Institute specifically dedicated to help provide continuing education to lawyers, compliance officers, business professionals and those learning about digital assets.
The Blockchain Legal Institute Foundation is a non profit dedicated to developing digital asset educational resources for consumers and families.
Learn about the latest trends in digital currency and blockchain technology, and gain insights into the world of crypto-tokens, Bitcoin, Ethereum as well as updates involving the regulations impacting consumers and businesses within our world of blockchain, IoT, RWA, artificial intelligence, and innovative technology. Expert speakers will cover blockchain security, cryptography, and other relevant topics in the fast-evolving cryptocurrency market.
Whether you are a seasoned investor or new to the world of virtual currency, these virtual events are the perfect opportunity to network locally and internationally with like-minded individuals and expand your knowledge in the realm of enterprise blockchain technology.
Don't miss out on this chance to stay ahead of the curve and explore the exciting opportunities that cryptocurrency and blockchain technology have to offer.
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Mark Your Calendars for the 1st Monday of every Month! This event is hosted on a private zoom link to be shared after registration.
Speakers: Jacqueline Cooper, JD & Other Special Guests
Be sure to mark your calendar as we have speakers from around the globe to attend our Meet-Ups. Speakers will include those with knowledge about artificial intelligence, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tokens, Blockchain use cases, compliance, business development, DeFi, estate planning, finance, accounting, and so many other relevant topics.
Jacqueline Cooper, JD, NBCT, MA LDT, CCI, BMM: CEO: Blockchain Legal Institute, Founder: Maryland Blockchain Association, Partner of Cogent Law Group, Government Blockchain Association: Co-Chair Legal Working Group & GBA Talk Show Host, Global Blockchain Business Council, Media Ambassador, Author: Bitcoin Cinderella Blockchain Adventure series, Author: The Essential Digital Asset Organizer for Attorneys & Their Clients, Author: How to Use Digital Assets To Fundraise For Your Non Profit
Maryland Blockchain Association: Observing Member of the Global Blockchain Business Council & Maryland Chapter Lead for CryptoMondays
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 05 2027; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Learn more and RSVP: <a href="https://actionnetwork.org/events/taking-the-public-to-the-psc" target="_blank">https://actionnetwork.org/events/taking-the-public-to-the-psc</a><br><span><br></span><br><span>Join Extinction Rebellion DC and rally in front of the PSC’s office to collect and deliver written messages to demand that the PSC reject Washington Gas's expensive and dangerous District UNsafe plan. This plan would lock us into paying $12 billion for decades of fracked methane gas pipelines, all to generate higher profits for Washington Gas. The people say NO to Washington Gas and its "accelerated pipeline replacement" profit schemes.</span>
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
︱
RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
︱
RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
︱
RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
︱
RSVP HERE
Come down to TouchPoint Baltimore for
FREE GROCERIES
from So What Else, available
every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 2-6 pm
.
Available food options vary each week but typically include a selection of fresh produce, breads, snacks, and non-perishable goods. This resource is open to all Thread young people and their families, as well as
volunteers
and staff.
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Super MAGFest (short for “Music And Gaming Festival”) is a four day-long event dedicated to the appreciation of video game music, gaming of all types, and the gaming community. The event runs 24 hours a day, and offers consoles, arcades, tabletop, LAN, live video game cover bands, chiptunes, vendors, guest speakers, and so much more.
If you’re an indie dev who wants to show a game at MAGFest’s Indie Videogame Showcase, submissions are open until July 31, 2026:
https://super2027.reg.magfest.org/showcase/apply
Contact Name: Amanda Kern<br>Contact Email: TSN@umm.edu<br>
<span><p dir="ltr"><span>Calling all people of the rainbow!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Want to learn more about our hacker/makerspace while meeting people in our communities? Come to Queers and Beers!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>This social event is meant for queer/LGBTQIA2S+ people and our allies. We hope it will help build community while allowing people to sit back, relax, and have a good time. </span><span>This is an all ages event!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Things to Bring:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Bring a snack and a beverage for yourself or to share. If you are 21+, feel free to (responsibly) partake in alcoholic beverages. Feel free to also bring a craft or activity to keep your hands busy while you socialize. Some months we will have a craft available to do if you wish. Some months we will have a discussion question to talk about.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Recurring Event:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>This event will take place every first Thursday of the month, starting in February 2026.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Presenter:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Thea</span></p></span>
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
<p>The 20th First Friday Economic Outlook Forum showcases economic experts who share valuable information about current events and the future […]</p>\n
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 09 2027; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 09 2027; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Let's meet to chat and work on WordPress projects! If you're running into problems, bring them and we'll look for solutions together. All are welcome.
We're meeting at Common Market's Route 85 location. Parking is available in front of the building and the meeting room is on your right as you walk in the main entrance.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 09 2027; Sat; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
A bigger, better, more exciting Movie Night is now in the CLUB ARENA!
Choose between watching the movie or jumping into action with basketball, table tennis, arts and crafts, and plenty of games!
This…
\~ Embracing a Healthier, Sustainable, Compassionate and Peaceful Way of Eating and Living \~
**Baltimore Veg/Vegan Meetup** group is warm and welcoming. We host monthly Veg/Vegan restaurant gatherings, and invite all who are interested in moving toward a healthier, earth-friendly diet and lifestyle.
Our group members enjoy the food and atmosphere of **Taj Palace**, 9419 Common Brook Rd, Owings Mills, MD, 21117, which has a large private room that's perfect for our discussions. The buffet at Taj Palace is just $22, and features a good number of vegan and veg options. The waitstaff is friendly and helpful with questions.
Discussion topics: You’re invited to tell us a little about yourself and what got you interested in veg/vegan/plant-based ideals and lifestyle. Feel free to share a success story, inspiration or announcement. You are also free to open or suggest a topic for discussion.
One topic that often comes up:
"Someone or something that gives you hope for a better world?"
RSVP at **Baltimore Veg/Vegan Meetup** group [www.meetup.com/baltimoreveg-vegan/](https://www.meetup.com/baltimoreveg-vegan/)
You can also RSVP in the **Earthsave Baltimore Facebook** **group** and invite your friends. [www.facebook.com/groups/EarthsaveBaltimore/](https://www.facebook.com/groups/EarthsaveBaltimore/)
Be well. Hope to see you soon!
Description: This event is for CCAN's local chapter in Northern VA--the NOVA New Leaf Team. These monthly hybrid meetings allow team members to share updates, collaborate on campaigns and build relationships. <br><br>We will <b>start our hybrid meeting promptly at 2:15pm</b>. <b>If you are attending in person, arrive by 2pm</b> so you have time to set up your laptop and socialize :). The zoom link for remote attendees will be provided upon request.<br><br>Please email Ting Waymouth, Northern Virginia Organizer, at <a href="mailto:ting@chesapeakeclimate.org" target="_blank">ting@chesapeakeclimate.org</a>, if you would like to join! <br><br>Fill out an interest form for the NOVA New Leaf Team: <a href="https://act.chesapeakeclimate.org/page/49671/data/1" target="_blank">https://act.chesapeakeclimate.org/page/49671/data/1</a>
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Contact Name: Amanda Kern<br>Contact Email: TSN@umm.edu<br>
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
This half day session at the BioHub Maryland Education and Training Center at Montgomery County is for anyone interested in learning more about Biopharmaceutical manufacturing. It will take attendees through the basics of Biopharmaceutical ...
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://programs.hcplonline.org/events?<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal STOP THE BLEED® kits provided at the end of class for participants age 18 and over** ($45 value)<br><br>To register, you may call the Bel Air Library @ 410-638-3151 or any other HCPL branch or through HCPL online calendar of events
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 12 2027; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
︱
RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
︱
RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
︱
RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
︱
RSVP HERE
Contact Name: Center for Injury Prevention and Policy<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Department: Shock Trauma Center<br>Category: Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br>Link: https://umms.com/fallsclass<br><br>No registration required, virtual option (at web link below)
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 13 2027; Wed; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Name: Trauma Prevention<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Department: Shock Trauma Center<br>Category: Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: 155<br><br><p>Important things to note:</p><ul> <li>This class is offered in-person only. </li><li>Pre-registration is required. Walk-ins are not permitted. </li><li>Individuals who are more than 10 minutes late will not be allowed entry. </li><li>This class is presented in English, with Spanish translation services upon request </li><li>We reserve the right to deny entry to any individual who arrives impaired and/or unable to participate actively in the program. A refund will not be issued. </li><li>No-show or failure to give notice in advance of inability to attend will result in loss of registration fee.  Refunds will not be issued. </li></ul><p>Further instructions and directions will be sent via email after registration.<br><br>Registration for each class will close 24 hours before the class begins.</p>
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
<p>SUMMARY: Locksport @ UAS.</p><p></p><p>GOAL: Learn how locks work and how to pick them.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: just yourself or locks & tools.</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL: all</p><p></p><p><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);">PRESENTER: MacGnG</span><br></p><p><a href="https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/" id="ow517" __is_owner="true">https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/</a><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);"><br></span></p>
This half-day course introduces the principles and practices of filter integrity testing (FIT).
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 15 2027; Fri; 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website: <a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Meet at the Red Pagoda (red roof structure) near the Dam off Broken Land Parkway.
Walk with a Doc is a walking program for everyone interested in taking steps for a healthier lifestyle.
You’ll take a …
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 16 2027; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
We will be discussing current events and blockchain technology. Anyone is welcome regardless of where you are at with your Bitcoin journey.
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 16 2027; Sat; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 18 2027 - Jan 25 2027; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 18 2027; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
We carefully curate memorable culinary events designed to offer the community an extraordinary and immersive dining journey. These events often go beyond the traditional dining experience, whether it involves the collaboration of two chefs crafting a one of a kind menu or going beyond the confines of a 4-course dinner. Our Food+Drink events strive to surpass the expectations of our guests. Time and venue are not specified on the event index; check the event page.
Understand local, state, and federal incentive programs, workforce resources, tax credits, and economic development tools available to help businesses invest, expand, and create jobs.
<p>Some of the most important defense innovation in the county is happening right here in our region, and it\'s time we talked about it. UpSurge Baltimore & GBC are bringing together the people building the future of defense and national security on Tuesday, January 19, 2027, for an evening of conversation, connection, and collaboration at […]</p>\n
Some of the most important defense innovation in the county is happening right here in our region, and it's time we talked about it. UpSurge Baltimore & GBC are bringing together the people building the future of defense and national security on Tuesday, January 19, 2027, for an evening of conversation, connection, and collaboration at the CONVERGE Innovation Center. CONVERGE helps startups bring biomanufacturing technologies developed at Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG) to market and trains the workforce that will power them, which makes it the right place to start this conversation. The evening will focus on the breakthrough work coming out of APG, the unique challenges defense-sector companies face, where the region's biggest opportunities lie, and how our entrepreneurial ecosystem can step up to support the companies working in this space. You'll be in the room with innovators, technologists, workforce development experts, elected officials, Department of War officials, and the anchor institutions shaping the region's defense and national security future. Together, we'll build the partnerships and shared commitment that will position the Greater Baltimore Region to lead in this field. Register and mark your calendar now. The full program, speaker lineup, and additional details will be announced in the coming months. Stay tuned. You won't want to miss this one.
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 19 2027 - Jan 26 2027; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 19 2027; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Name: Tina Allen<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-9833<br><br>A free virtual support group open to all survivors of violent injury, their families and allies. <br>Our peer support group is: <br>safe, survivor led, provides resources for survivors, and instills hope, healing and community connection
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
︱
RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
︱
RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
︱
RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
︱
RSVP HERE
Come down to TouchPoint Baltimore for
FREE GROCERIES
from So What Else, available
every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 2-6 pm
.
Available food options vary each week but typically include a selection of fresh produce, breads, snacks, and non-perishable goods. This resource is open to all Thread young people and their families, as well as
volunteers
and staff.
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
<p><b>Location: </b>This is a hybrid meeting. RSVP for the meeting link or in-person location</p><p></p><ul><li><b>To join in person:</b> <u>Meet us at 6:30pm</u> to get to know the team over vegetarian dinner</li><li><b>To join virtually: </b>Join our google meet room <u>at 7:00pm</u> for hybrid updates on our campaign priorities and small group actions. </li></ul><p><b>Who we are:</b></p><p>District of Columbia—Climate Action Network (DC-CAN) is a DC-based action team of volunteers who support Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN) climate justice and clean energy campaigns. We also launch our own climate-related actions.</p><p><b>Mission Statement: </b></p><p>Our purpose is to work together to improve the health and legacy of Washington DC communities—human and nonhuman alike—by undertaking local campaigns that reverse or prevent climate change and the inequity arising from it. We welcome those who want to organize and build power to address the climate crisis, to live more harmoniously with the environment, and to pass on a liveable planet to generations to come.</p>
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
This half day session at the BioHub Maryland Education and Training Center at Montgomery County is for anyone interested in learning more about Biopharmaceutical manufacturing. It will take attendees through the basics of Biopharmaceutical ...
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 23 2027; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br>Link: https://programs.hcplonline.org/events?<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal STOP THE BLEED® kits provided at the end of class for participants age 18 and over** ($45 value)<br><br>To register, you may call the Havre de Grace Library @ 410-939-6700 or any other HCPL branch or through HCPL online calendar of events
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 25 2027; Mon; 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 25 2027; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 26 2027; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Name: Beth Wintermute<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-3595<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Support Groups<br>Cost: Free<br><br>A support group for the whole family.
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
︱
RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
︱
RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
︱
RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
︱
RSVP HERE
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 27 2027; Wed; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Biopharma 4.0 Fundamentals is a half-day course which gives biopharma professionals a practical, jargon-free grounding in the digital systems, data, and emerging technologies transforming the industry, with no prior technical background required.
Contact Name: Rhonda Boozer<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-4673<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Support Groups<br>Cost: Free<br>
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 28 2027; Thu; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Join CA's Board of Directors and Senior Leadership Team for a Board Meeting Town Hall on January 28 at 7pm at Slayton House.
**Welcome!**
The official registration page is [here](Startupoasisvirtual.eventbrite.com).
If you are a developer, UX designer, marketer, or anyone else in the tech ecosystem looking to join or help a tech startup, or even just get involved in a project, this event is for you!
We will be introducing projects for you to get involved with during the pitches. There is no group like this on Meetup or in the startup world because we filter out the BS and get you going on a project ASAP.
(Stay inside the Startup Oasis by joining our [newsletter](https://mailchi.mp/startupoasis/meetup)!)
What happens first in the event is startup founders pitch their business or idea to the audience, which is full of the developers, designers, marketers, etc.
If you are interested in one of the projects / startups, you can join one of the founders in a breakout room to continue building, workshopping, and/or onboarding the startup with attendees.
People have been able to start and advance their businesses as a result of this process.
We are meeting on Zoom, the link is here in the listing.
**Agenda:**
**Intros:** During the first 10 minutes, we will give you the history, structure, and future plans of Startup Oasis and open signups for founders that want to pitch their startups.
**Pitches:** Each founder will then get up to 3 minutes to pitch their startup. This format is recommended: name, business, the problem, your solution, target customer base, and your biggest challenge/current need. This part is similar to Shark Tank.
**Breakout Groups:** For the remainder of the event, each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk to the founders in greater detail about their needs and challenges in a small group setting. This part is similar to a hackathon.
Startup Oasis was created to pierce the illusion of accessibility of startups and tech by creating a grassroots forum for early-stage founders to pitch to those in the tech ecosystem to get real-time feedback for their idea or business.
Use this [link](https://lnk.bio/startup.oasis) to:
* Follow us on LinkedIn
* Join our community on Discord
* Donate to our cause
* Visit our website
**FAQ:**
**Is this event free to attend?** Yes - Startup Oasis will always be free for anyone to attend. If you would like to donate, you can do so directly on our [website](https://donate.stripe.com/eVa2a0dV27Nlb2ofYY). You can also talk to us about volunteer or sponsorship opportunities.
**How do I sign up to pitch?** RSVP here. Right when the event starts, fill out the form and then raise your hand on Zoom. That will also determine the order. You can also buy a VIP ticket to support our cause and guarantee you a spot to pitch. To be eligible to pitch, you must be the cofounder of a technology-based startup. Agencies, consultants, coaches, MLM schemes, and nonprofits are not eligible to pitch, but you can still watch the pitches and join the breakouts.
**What happens after the pitches?** The breakout groups open for the remainder of the event. Each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk more about their business and needs with them.
**Can I invite other people that I know?** Yes - please have them RSVP here or on the [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/startup-oasis-global) event listing.
**How do I get the most out of this event?**
* Founders - In this event, no money is awarded nor are any winners named. We are not here to critique your pitch, just to help you find teammates, cofounders, and feedback from other professionals. Make sure your pitch is 3 minutes or less and clear about what your biggest needs are.
* Attendees - If you are new to startups and tech, feel free to just watch with no pressure to participate. If you are looking to join a startup or find a side project, make sure you take notes during the pitches to join the group of the founder that you're most interested in helping. Most founders need help with either developing the product or with a go-to-market strategy.
*
**Do we meet in person?** We do this event in Atlanta, GA each month in Midtown at ATDC.
**Content:** We are looking for founders to be interviewed or people to interview founders for short videos. Let us know if you are interested!
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website: <a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 30 2027; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Open Works class. Schedule: Jan 31 2027 - Feb 07 2027; Sun; 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 01 2027; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Network virtually with those located in the DMV (District of Columbia, Virginia & Maryland) and internationally!
This monthly Monday meeting is hosted by Maryland Blockchain Association, Blockchain Legal Institute, and Blockchain Legal Institute Foundation.
The Maryland Blockchain Association is the Maryland Chapter Lead for CryptoMondays. The MDBA's monthly virtual networking event is hosted monthly on the 1st Monday of each month. If you are interested in establishing a meetup in alliance with the MDBA and CryptoMondays please reach out.
The Maryland Blockchain Association is a trade association dedicated to representing the innovative tech community within Maryland to provide education, economic development and outreach to those within our local community.
CryptoMondays is a decentralized global community that brings together individuals passionate about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.
The Blockchain Legal Institute is a centralized library of decentralized resources & the only Institute specifically dedicated to help provide continuing education to lawyers, compliance officers, business professionals and those learning about digital assets.
The Blockchain Legal Institute Foundation is a non profit dedicated to developing digital asset educational resources for consumers and families.
Learn about the latest trends in digital currency and blockchain technology, and gain insights into the world of crypto-tokens, Bitcoin, Ethereum as well as updates involving the regulations impacting consumers and businesses within our world of blockchain, IoT, RWA, artificial intelligence, and innovative technology. Expert speakers will cover blockchain security, cryptography, and other relevant topics in the fast-evolving cryptocurrency market.
Whether you are a seasoned investor or new to the world of virtual currency, these virtual events are the perfect opportunity to network locally and internationally with like-minded individuals and expand your knowledge in the realm of enterprise blockchain technology.
Don't miss out on this chance to stay ahead of the curve and explore the exciting opportunities that cryptocurrency and blockchain technology have to offer.
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Mark Your Calendars for the 1st Monday of every Month! This event is hosted on a private zoom link to be shared after registration.
Speakers: Jacqueline Cooper, JD & Other Special Guests
Be sure to mark your calendar as we have speakers from around the globe to attend our Meet-Ups. Speakers will include those with knowledge about artificial intelligence, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tokens, Blockchain use cases, compliance, business development, DeFi, estate planning, finance, accounting, and so many other relevant topics.
Jacqueline Cooper, JD, NBCT, MA LDT, CCI, BMM: CEO: Blockchain Legal Institute, Founder: Maryland Blockchain Association, Partner of Cogent Law Group, Government Blockchain Association: Co-Chair Legal Working Group & GBA Talk Show Host, Global Blockchain Business Council, Media Ambassador, Author: Bitcoin Cinderella Blockchain Adventure series, Author: The Essential Digital Asset Organizer for Attorneys & Their Clients, Author: How to Use Digital Assets To Fundraise For Your Non Profit
Maryland Blockchain Association: Observing Member of the Global Blockchain Business Council & Maryland Chapter Lead for CryptoMondays
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
<p>Nominations Open October 27 – December 31, 2026 | Program Runs February – September 2027 Open to ambitious, rising banking […]</p>\n
<p>Nominations Open October 27 - December 31, 2026 | Program Runs February - September 2027 Open to ambitious, rising banking […]</p>\n
Join us for MTC's Annual Annapolis Day, featuring an Advocacy Summit and Leadership Cocktail Reception. New location and format!
This one-day course introduces participants to the fundamentals of current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) within the biopharmaceutical industry.
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 02 2027; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
<p>Day in Annapolis is your chance to make an impact and strengthen your voice in Maryland’s banking industry. This annual […]</p>\n
Learn more and RSVP: <a href="https://actionnetwork.org/events/taking-the-public-to-the-psc" target="_blank">https://actionnetwork.org/events/taking-the-public-to-the-psc</a><br><span><br></span><br><span>Join Extinction Rebellion DC and rally in front of the PSC’s office to collect and deliver written messages to demand that the PSC reject Washington Gas's expensive and dangerous District UNsafe plan. This plan would lock us into paying $12 billion for decades of fracked methane gas pipelines, all to generate higher profits for Washington Gas. The people say NO to Washington Gas and its "accelerated pipeline replacement" profit schemes.</span>
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
︱
RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
︱
RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
︱
RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
︱
RSVP HERE
Come down to TouchPoint Baltimore for
FREE GROCERIES
from So What Else, available
every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 2-6 pm
.
Available food options vary each week but typically include a selection of fresh produce, breads, snacks, and non-perishable goods. This resource is open to all Thread young people and their families, as well as
volunteers
and staff.
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 03 2027; Wed; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
This half day session at the BioHub Maryland Education and Training Center at Montgomery County is for anyone interested in learning more about Biopharmaceutical manufacturing. It will take attendees through the basics of Biopharmaceutical ...
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 04 2027; Thu; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Brayden F.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Name: Amanda Kern<br>Contact Email: TSN@umm.edu<br>
<span><p dir="ltr"><span>Calling all people of the rainbow!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Want to learn more about our hacker/makerspace while meeting people in our communities? Come to Queers and Beers!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>This social event is meant for queer/LGBTQIA2S+ people and our allies. We hope it will help build community while allowing people to sit back, relax, and have a good time. </span><span>This is an all ages event!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Things to Bring:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Bring a snack and a beverage for yourself or to share. If you are 21+, feel free to (responsibly) partake in alcoholic beverages. Feel free to also bring a craft or activity to keep your hands busy while you socialize. Some months we will have a craft available to do if you wish. Some months we will have a discussion question to talk about.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Recurring Event:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>This event will take place every first Thursday of the month, starting in February 2026.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Presenter:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Thea</span></p></span>
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 05 2027 - Feb 12 2027; Fri; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 06 2027; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 06 2027; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 06 2027; Sat; 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Contact Name: Amanda Kern<br>Contact Email: TSN@umm.edu<br>
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
BioHub Maryland is hosting Intro to Cell Therapy and Intro to Gene Therapy Courses - Participants can register for one course for $225, or take advantage of special bundle pricing and attend both courses for just $400!
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 09 2027; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Every Wednesday | 3-6 pm
Location:
TouchPoint: 3201 Tioga Parkway, Suite P, Baltimore, MD 21215
About:
Join us each Wednesday to strengthen relationships and explore post-high school pathways. Get in-person Thread Family planning & support.
Who should attend?
Open to all Thread young people and volunteers looking for programming, resources, activities, and partners to support post high school pathways and plans.
How do I support?
You can RSVP in advance using the links below, or just show up (bring other volunteers and young people with you!) If you like having a specific role you can sign ahead of time
here
, or just ask for a role when you get to the check-in table!!!
Fall Focus: Starting Strong — School, Service Year & What Comes Next!
Fall is a season of new beginnings! As young people head back to
school, college, training programs, and work — and our newest Maryland Corps / Service Year members begin their year of service —
TouchPoint
threadHOURS
is here to help everyone start strong and stay on track.
Each Wednesday at threadHOURS, young people can get hands-on support navigating the opportunities and challenges that come with a new school or program year. Whether they need help adjusting to a new schedule, staying on top of school or Service Year expectations, connecting to resources, solving a problem before it becomes a barrier, or thinking ahead to their next academic or professional step, threadHOURS is a place to check in, get connected, and keep moving forward.
For our
Maryland Corps / Service Year members
, threadHOURS is also a place to stay connected throughout the year — celebrating wins, troubleshooting challenges at their host sites, accessing additional resources and opportunities, and making sure their year of service is building toward what comes next.
How you can roll as a volunteer:
The beginning of a new school, work, or service year is a great time to reconnect with your young person. Ask what they’re excited about, what feels challenging, and what would help them start the year strong. Come to threadHOURS together to make a plan, tackle a next step, or connect with someone who can help.
You don’t need to have all the answers — showing up, asking questions, and helping your young person navigate the transition is exactly the relational scaffolding they need.
Upcoming Specific Activities & Resources:
October 7
︱
RSVP HERE
Strive Know Before You Go:
This will be a moderated discussion with the recent STRIVE grads and a Q&A with the October cohort. There will also be information about payroll. Only for MSY/MC members entering the October STRIVE cohort. This is a mandatory space for all starting the October STRIVE cohort.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
Year 1 Family Welcome Day:
Join us to welcome our newest young people enrolled in the previous school year and their parents.
October 14
︱
RSVP HERE
Rosedale Bank:
Join a presentation on financial literacy with Rosedale Bank.
October 21
︱
RSVP HERE
Community Baby & Toddler Shower
brings together young parents and families for a day of connection, celebration, and support. Families can access essential baby and toddler supplies, helpful resources, and community partners—all while celebrating the joys and challenges of parenting.
Brotherly Love Mens Group
: To design a supportive, judgment-free community where men can openly discuss life's challenges, develop practical life skills, and learn through real-world scenarios that promote personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships.
Grocery Giveaway:
Come pick up groceries every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of the month!
October 28
︱
RSVP HERE
Contact Name: Center for Injury Prevention and Policy<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Department: Shock Trauma Center<br>Category: Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br>Link: https://umms.com/fallsclass<br><br>No registration required, virtual option (at web link below)
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 10 2027; Wed; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
<p>SUMMARY: Locksport @ UAS.</p><p></p><p>GOAL: Learn how locks work and how to pick them.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: just yourself or locks & tools.</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL: all</p><p></p><p><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);">PRESENTER: MacGnG</span><br></p><p><a href="https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/" id="ow517" __is_owner="true">https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/</a><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);"><br></span></p>
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website: <a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 13 2027; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Sarah B.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 13 2027; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Let's meet to chat and work on WordPress projects! If you're running into problems, bring them and we'll look for solutions together. All are welcome.
We're meeting at Common Market's Route 85 location. Parking is available in front of the building and the meeting room is on your right as you walk in the main entrance.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 13 2027; Sat; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
A bigger, better, more exciting Movie Night is now in the CLUB ARENA!
Choose between watching the movie or jumping into action with basketball, table tennis, arts and crafts, and plenty of games!
This…
Description: This event is for CCAN's local chapter in Northern VA--the NOVA New Leaf Team. These monthly hybrid meetings allow team members to share updates, collaborate on campaigns and build relationships. <br><br>We will <b>start our hybrid meeting promptly at 2:15pm</b>. <b>If you are attending in person, arrive by 2pm</b> so you have time to set up your laptop and socialize :). The zoom link for remote attendees will be provided upon request.<br><br>Please email Ting Waymouth, Northern Virginia Organizer, at <a href="mailto:ting@chesapeakeclimate.org" target="_blank">ting@chesapeakeclimate.org</a>, if you would like to join! <br><br>Fill out an interest form for the NOVA New Leaf Team: <a href="https://act.chesapeakeclimate.org/page/49671/data/1" target="_blank">https://act.chesapeakeclimate.org/page/49671/data/1</a>
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 15 2027 - Feb 22 2027; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 15 2027; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Explore growth planning, succession strategies, operational scaling, leadership development, and long–term sustainability practices that help businesses thrive beyond the start–up stage.
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 16 2027 - Feb 23 2027; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 16 2027; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Name: Tina Allen<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-9833<br><br>A free virtual support group open to all survivors of violent injury, their families and allies. <br>Our peer support group is: <br>safe, survivor led, provides resources for survivors, and instills hope, healing and community connection
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 17 2027; Wed; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Sarah E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
<p><b>Location: </b>This is a hybrid meeting. RSVP for the meeting link or in-person location</p><p></p><ul><li><b>To join in person:</b> <u>Meet us at 6:30pm</u> to get to know the team over vegetarian dinner</li><li><b>To join virtually: </b>Join our google meet room <u>at 7:00pm</u> for hybrid updates on our campaign priorities and small group actions. </li></ul><p><b>Who we are:</b></p><p>District of Columbia—Climate Action Network (DC-CAN) is a DC-based action team of volunteers who support Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN) climate justice and clean energy campaigns. We also launch our own climate-related actions.</p><p><b>Mission Statement: </b></p><p>Our purpose is to work together to improve the health and legacy of Washington DC communities—human and nonhuman alike—by undertaking local campaigns that reverse or prevent climate change and the inequity arising from it. We welcome those who want to organize and build power to address the climate crisis, to live more harmoniously with the environment, and to pass on a liveable planet to generations to come.</p>
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
The purpose of this Stakeholder Advisory Group (SAG) is to inform programmatic changes and long range implementation of Maryland's Building Energy Performance Standards (BEPS) and
provide a consistent, structured space for stakeholder feedback.
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868576).
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 19 2027; Fri; 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868568).
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Meet at the Red Pagoda (red roof structure) near the Dam off Broken Land Parkway.
Walk with a Doc is a walking program for everyone interested in taking steps for a healthier lifestyle.
You’ll take a …
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 20 2027; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
We will be discussing current events and blockchain technology. Anyone is welcome regardless of where you are at with your Bitcoin journey.
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 20 2027; Sat; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value) 
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868562).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868554).
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 4103282035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal STOP THE BLEED® kits provided at the end of class for participants age 18 and over** ($45 value)
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868551).
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Contact Email: stcstopthebleed@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Cost: FREE<br><br>In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:<br><br>(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;<br>(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;<br>(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.<br><br>These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.<br><br>**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees** ($45 value) <br> 
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 22 2027; Mon; 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868534).
Hosted by the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay and Penn State Extension, the
So You Want To Grow…
Webinar Series is for anyone who wants to learn how to grow native trees and shrubs.
Topics to Be Covered
Each webinar will highlight different native tree or shrub species and include technical information on methods for germinating seeds and growing seedlings for conservation projects or your own backyard! Attendees will learn how to identify native trees and shrubs, their ecology, when and how to harvest their seeds for propagation, and the benefits that these plants provide to the ecosystem.
You don’t need to be a seasoned grower or have a greenhouse to grow native trees and shrubs!
This webinar series is free to attend. Please register using the links below.
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 23 2027; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868536).
Contact Name: Beth Wintermute<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-3595<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Support Groups<br>Cost: Free<br><br>A support group for the whole family.
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868528).
Contact Name: Rhonda Boozer<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-4673<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Support Groups<br>Cost: Free<br>
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
The CA board of directors is having its monthly meeting.
Find the packet and agenda for the meeting on the board of directors page.
Sign up to speak at the monthly meeting by visiting the resident spe…
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868518).
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website: <a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868508).
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 27 2027; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 27 2027; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868511).
Open Works class. Schedule: Feb 28 2027 - Mar 07 2027; Sun; 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868491).
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868496).
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 02 2027; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Learn more and RSVP: <a href="https://actionnetwork.org/events/taking-the-public-to-the-psc" target="_blank">https://actionnetwork.org/events/taking-the-public-to-the-psc</a><br><span><br></span><br><span>Join Extinction Rebellion DC and rally in front of the PSC’s office to collect and deliver written messages to demand that the PSC reject Washington Gas's expensive and dangerous District UNsafe plan. This plan would lock us into paying $12 billion for decades of fracked methane gas pipelines, all to generate higher profits for Washington Gas. The people say NO to Washington Gas and its "accelerated pipeline replacement" profit schemes.</span>
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868463).
Contact Name: Amanda Kern<br>Contact Email: TSN@umm.edu<br>
<span><p dir="ltr"><span>Calling all people of the rainbow!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Want to learn more about our hacker/makerspace while meeting people in our communities? Come to Queers and Beers!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>This social event is meant for queer/LGBTQIA2S+ people and our allies. We hope it will help build community while allowing people to sit back, relax, and have a good time. </span><span>This is an all ages event!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Things to Bring:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Bring a snack and a beverage for yourself or to share. If you are 21+, feel free to (responsibly) partake in alcoholic beverages. Feel free to also bring a craft or activity to keep your hands busy while you socialize. Some months we will have a craft available to do if you wish. Some months we will have a discussion question to talk about.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Recurring Event:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>This event will take place every first Thursday of the month, starting in February 2026.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Presenter:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Thea</span></p></span>
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868471).
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868467).
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 06 2027; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 06 2027; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 06 2027; Sat; 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868452).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868453).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868440).
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Contact Name: Amanda Kern<br>Contact Email: TSN@umm.edu<br>
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868446).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868437).
Contact Name: Center for Injury Prevention and Policy<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-2035<br>Department: Shock Trauma Center<br>Category: Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br>Link: https://umms.com/fallsclass<br><br>No registration required, virtual option (at web link below)
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 10 2027; Wed; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
<p>SUMMARY: Locksport @ UAS.</p><p></p><p>GOAL: Learn how locks work and how to pick them.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: just yourself or locks & tools.</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL: all</p><p></p><p><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);">PRESENTER: MacGnG</span><br></p><p><a href="https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/" id="ow517" __is_owner="true">https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/</a><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);"><br></span></p>
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868431).
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website: <a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868411).
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 13 2027; Sat; 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Instructor: Sarah B.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 13 2027; Sat; 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 13 2027; Sat; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
A bigger, better, more exciting Movie Night is now in the CLUB ARENA!
Choose between watching the movie or jumping into action with basketball, table tennis, arts and crafts, and plenty of games!
This…
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868401).
Description: This event is for CCAN's local chapter in Northern VA--the NOVA New Leaf Team. These monthly hybrid meetings allow team members to share updates, collaborate on campaigns and build relationships. <br><br>We will <b>start our hybrid meeting promptly at 2:15pm</b>. <b>If you are attending in person, arrive by 2pm</b> so you have time to set up your laptop and socialize :). The zoom link for remote attendees will be provided upon request.<br><br>Please email Ting Waymouth, Northern Virginia Organizer, at <a href="mailto:ting@chesapeakeclimate.org" target="_blank">ting@chesapeakeclimate.org</a>, if you would like to join! <br><br>Fill out an interest form for the NOVA New Leaf Team: <a href="https://act.chesapeakeclimate.org/page/49671/data/1" target="_blank">https://act.chesapeakeclimate.org/page/49671/data/1</a>
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868404).
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 15 2027 - Mar 22 2027; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Multi-session course: this listing marks the first session. Check registration for all session dates and exceptions. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 15 2027; Mon; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868392).
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 16 2027; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Alex E.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Contact Name: Tina Allen<br>Contact Email: prevention@umm.edu<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-9833<br><br>A free virtual support group open to all survivors of violent injury, their families and allies. <br>Our peer support group is: <br>safe, survivor led, provides resources for survivors, and instills hope, healing and community connection
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868387).
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
<p><b>Location: </b>This is a hybrid meeting. RSVP for the meeting link or in-person location</p><p></p><ul><li><b>To join in person:</b> <u>Meet us at 6:30pm</u> to get to know the team over vegetarian dinner</li><li><b>To join virtually: </b>Join our google meet room <u>at 7:00pm</u> for hybrid updates on our campaign priorities and small group actions. </li></ul><p><b>Who we are:</b></p><p>District of Columbia—Climate Action Network (DC-CAN) is a DC-based action team of volunteers who support Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN) climate justice and clean energy campaigns. We also launch our own climate-related actions.</p><p><b>Mission Statement: </b></p><p>Our purpose is to work together to improve the health and legacy of Washington DC communities—human and nonhuman alike—by undertaking local campaigns that reverse or prevent climate change and the inequity arising from it. We welcome those who want to organize and build power to address the climate crisis, to live more harmoniously with the environment, and to pass on a liveable planet to generations to come.</p>
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
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Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868372).
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868370).
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 19 2027; Fri; 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM. Instructor: Diosi S.. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868360).
Meet at the Red Pagoda (red roof structure) near the Dam off Broken Land Parkway.
Walk with a Doc is a walking program for everyone interested in taking steps for a healthier lifestyle.
You’ll take a …
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 20 2027; Sat; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868685).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 868684).
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 23 2027; Tue; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
The CA Audit Committee will hold their meeting beginning at 7pm at Columbia Association Headquarters.
A portion of the meeting will be closed.
Contact auditcmte@columbiaassociation.org by 5pm on…
Contact Name: Beth Wintermute<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-3595<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Support Groups<br>Cost: Free<br><br>A support group for the whole family.
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 852422).
Contact Name: Rhonda Boozer<br>Contact Phone: 410-328-4673<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Support Groups<br>Cost: Free<br>
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
The CA board of directors is having its monthly meeting.
Find the packet and agenda for the meeting on the board of directors page.
Sign up to speak at the monthly meeting by visiting the resident spe…
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 852418).
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website: <a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 852424).
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Contact Phone: 410-328-5462<br>Department: Cancer Center<br>Category: Community Health,Health/Wellness Seminars<br>Cost: Free<br><br>For any Cancer Center patients, families or caregivers. To register, please call 410-328-5462.
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854289).
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Open Works class. Schedule: Mar 31 2027; Wed; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854283).
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
<p>Enjoy an elevated outdoor picnic experience designed for adults 21 and older. Posh Pique Niques transform the park into a styled picnic setting.</p>\n
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854284).
<span><p dir="ltr"><span>Calling all people of the rainbow!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Want to learn more about our hacker/makerspace while meeting people in our communities? Come to Queers and Beers!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>This social event is meant for queer/LGBTQIA2S+ people and our allies. We hope it will help build community while allowing people to sit back, relax, and have a good time. </span><span>This is an all ages event!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Things to Bring:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Bring a snack and a beverage for yourself or to share. If you are 21+, feel free to (responsibly) partake in alcoholic beverages. Feel free to also bring a craft or activity to keep your hands busy while you socialize. Some months we will have a craft available to do if you wish. Some months we will have a discussion question to talk about.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Recurring Event:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>This event will take place every first Thursday of the month, starting in February 2026.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Presenter:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Thea</span></p></span>
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854285).
This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854281).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854282).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854032).
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854038).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854034).
Learn more and RSVP: <a href="https://actionnetwork.org/events/taking-the-public-to-the-psc" target="_blank">https://actionnetwork.org/events/taking-the-public-to-the-psc</a><br><span><br></span><br><span>Join Extinction Rebellion DC and rally in front of the PSC’s office to collect and deliver written messages to demand that the PSC reject Washington Gas's expensive and dangerous District UNsafe plan. This plan would lock us into paying $12 billion for decades of fracked methane gas pipelines, all to generate higher profits for Washington Gas. The people say NO to Washington Gas and its "accelerated pipeline replacement" profit schemes.</span>
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Every Friday at noon tune into Virginia Interfaith Power & Light's Facebook Live for Environmental Justice NOW! <br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL">https://www.facebook.com/VAIPL</a>
<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website: <a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854286).
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ict-qqxg-vnh
Or dial: (US) +1 636-707-2479 PIN: 829728690#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ict-qqxg-vnh?pin=5326283185025&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854278).
A bigger, better, more exciting Movie Night is now in the CLUB ARENA!
Choose between watching the movie or jumping into action with basketball, table tennis, arts and crafts, and plenty of games!
This…
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854279).
Description: This event is for CCAN's local chapter in Northern VA--the NOVA New Leaf Team. These monthly hybrid meetings allow team members to share updates, collaborate on campaigns and build relationships. <br><br>We will <b>start our hybrid meeting promptly at 2:15pm</b>. <b>If you are attending in person, arrive by 2pm</b> so you have time to set up your laptop and socialize :). The zoom link for remote attendees will be provided upon request.<br><br>Please email Ting Waymouth, Northern Virginia Organizer, at <a href="mailto:ting@chesapeakeclimate.org" target="_blank">ting@chesapeakeclimate.org</a>, if you would like to join! <br><br>Fill out an interest form for the NOVA New Leaf Team: <a href="https://act.chesapeakeclimate.org/page/49671/data/1" target="_blank">https://act.chesapeakeclimate.org/page/49671/data/1</a>
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854280).
<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at: <a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 852649).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 852660).
Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.
Hosting Keyholder: Whitney
Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sri-gkbn-jeg
Or dial: (US) +1 304-402-6325 PIN: 618246462#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/sri-gkbn-jeg?pin=4755500941824&hs=7
Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720
<p>SUMMARY: Locksport @ UAS.</p><p></p><p>GOAL: Learn how locks work and how to pick them.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: just yourself or locks & tools.</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL: all</p><p></p><p><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);">PRESENTER: MacGnG</span><br></p><p><a href="https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/" id="ow517" __is_owner="true">https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/</a><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);"><br></span></p>
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 852653).
The purpose of this Stakeholder Advisory Group (SAG) is to inform programmatic changes and long range implementation of Maryland's Building Energy Performance Standards (BEPS) and
provide a consistent, structured space for stakeholder feedback.
Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!
This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!
This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.
Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 853466).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 853472).
Meet at the Red Pagoda (red roof structure) near the Dam off Broken Land Parkway.
Walk with a Doc is a walking program for everyone interested in taking steps for a healthier lifestyle.
You’ll take a …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
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If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Open Works class. Schedule: Apr 17 2027; Sat; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Instructor: Education Staff. Confirm the venue and registration details on the class page.
<p>Dancers representing countries from around the world come together to share their traditions in a fun, family-friendly, and educational experience.</p>\n
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 853474).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854275).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854277).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854276).
The CA board of directors is having its monthly meeting.
Find the packet and agenda for the meeting on the board of directors page.
Sign up to speak at the monthly meeting by visiting the resident spe…
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854273).
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
\-\-\-
If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854274).
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854265).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854260).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854262).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 852732).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 852734).
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
\-\-\-
If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 852736).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854509).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854514).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854515).
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854263).
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
\-\-\-
If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
A bigger, better, more exciting Movie Night is now in the CLUB ARENA!
Choose between watching the movie or jumping into action with basketball, table tennis, arts and crafts, and plenty of games!
This…
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854269).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854270).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854264).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854267).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854268).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 854272).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 852243).
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 852232).
Meet at the Red Pagoda (red roof structure) near the Dam off Broken Land Parkway.
Walk with a Doc is a walking program for everyone interested in taking steps for a healthier lifestyle.
You’ll take a …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Join fellow Python enthusiasts at ZiPani for coffee, coding, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome.
We also love non-python topics, if Python isn't your main language! Open Source, Linux, AI, Web Dev, App development ...
Bring a project, ask for help, share what you’re learning, or simply meet other local developers. We’ll trade ideas about libraries, best practices, side projects, and opportunities.
Drop in when you can and stay as long as you like.
\-\-\-
If you come and can't find us, or if for whatever reason Zipani is closed, ping us in #python on the Tech Frederick Discord ([https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J](https://discord.gg/YFKZ9dt66J))!
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Baltimore Orioles regular season game (Game 852233).
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
A bigger, better, more exciting Movie Night is now in the CLUB ARENA!
Choose between watching the movie or jumping into action with basketball, table tennis, arts and crafts, and plenty of games!
This…
Meet at the Red Pagoda (red roof structure) near the Dam off Broken Land Parkway.
Walk with a Doc is a walking program for everyone interested in taking steps for a healthier lifestyle.
You’ll take a …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
A bigger, better, more exciting Movie Night is now in the CLUB ARENA!
Choose between watching the movie or jumping into action with basketball, table tennis, arts and crafts, and plenty of games!
This…
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
A bigger, better, more exciting Movie Night is now in the CLUB ARENA!
Choose between watching the movie or jumping into action with basketball, table tennis, arts and crafts, and plenty of games!
This…
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
A bigger, better, more exciting Movie Night is now in the CLUB ARENA!
Choose between watching the movie or jumping into action with basketball, table tennis, arts and crafts, and plenty of games!
This…
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
A bigger, better, more exciting Movie Night is now in the CLUB ARENA!
Choose between watching the movie or jumping into action with basketball, table tennis, arts and crafts, and plenty of games!
This…
Weekly recurring community food distribution and service opportunity hosted by Columbia Community Care every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Children will enjoy an evening of fun contact free activities, pizza, popcorn, and a movie!
This is a drop off program held 6pm-9pm. Small groups, experienced staff, and a clean environment will help …