BALTIMORE, MD — The Charm City Live music festival is set to return this September, marking its fifth anniversary with an exciting lineup featuring renowned R&B groups Boyz II Men and Case.
Mayor Brandon Scott unveiled the festival's lineup on Tuesday, highlighting a day filled with music and community engagement.
Scheduled for September 5 at War Memorial Plaza, the festival will also include DJ performances from Porkchop, DJ Tanz, DJ Keebee, and Uncle E, alongside various local artists.
Linzy Jackson, director of the Mayor's Office of Arts, Culture and Entertainment, emphasized the festival's significance, stating, "Charm City Live is more than a concert — it's a celebration of Baltimore. It showcases our artists, supports local businesses, connects residents with city resources, and fosters community bonding."
The event is free to the public and will feature food vendors, retail merchants, community organizations, and a Kids Zone, as well as a hiring fair aimed at linking residents with job opportunities in Baltimore City government.
Attendees should be aware of temporary road closures around War Memorial Plaza during the festival. Portions of Gay, Baltimore, Saratoga, Lexington, and Fayette streets will be affected, and drivers are advised to plan for delays and consider alternate routes. More details regarding traffic and parking will be provided as the event date approaches.
Presented by the Mayor's Office of Arts, Culture and Entertainment, Charm City Live is expected to attract thousands of residents and visitors to downtown Baltimore. Vendor applications for food, retail, and community exhibitors are still open on the festival's website.
Further information regarding the festival's schedule, parking, and updates will be announced in the upcoming weeks.
Reported by HarborBeat based on Patch (source).
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