Question 1

How do I submit an event?

Accepted Answer

Organizers, businesses and community groups can submit a Baltimore event through the event submission form. Standard event listings are free.

Question 2

How far in advance should I submit an event?

Accepted Answer

Submit your event as early as you can — ideally two to three weeks ahead — so there is time to review and publish it before promotion matters most.

Question 3

Why isn't my event showing?

Accepted Answer

Every submission is reviewed before it appears, so there may be a short delay. Listings can also be held if key details are missing. Submitting an event does not guarantee publication.

Question 4

How do I correct an event listing?

Accepted Answer

To fix a published event, resubmit the event with the corrected details or reach out through our contact page and we will update it.

Question 5

Where do ticket links take me?

Accepted Answer

To Do In Baltimore does not sell tickets directly. Ticket links take you to the event organizer or their authorized ticketing provider to complete your purchase.

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Frequently asked questions

Events in Baltimore

Event listings

Madisun Bailey

Meditations for Modern Life in Canton

Unified Jazz Ensemble

Marcia Chatelain: "How Bright the Path Grows"

Dyslexia: What You Should Know

Flamin' Groovies

Sing -A-Long Tuesdays

Different Words for Happiness

National Jeopardy! Bar League Returns October 4th!

Live Trivia

August Wilson's "Two Trains Running" (PREVIEW)

Marcia Chatelain: "How Bright the Path Grows"

Women, Wine, & Wisdom™ Annapolis- Estate Planning

Classes on Meditation and Modern Buddhism in Columbia

Dogs In A Pile (Night 1 of 3)

Filthy Mittens

Acoustic Alchemy

Casey Frey

Frequently asked questions

How do I submit an event?

How far in advance should I submit an event?

Why isn't my event showing?

How do I correct an event listing?

Where do ticket links take me?