As we continue our series of 10 dates for less then $10 we move on to another of my favorite cities  ~ Baltimore, MD.
There’s nothing like a stroll through Baltimore to get you in the mood for crabs.

	Hit the Harbor There’s more then 10 things to do at the harbor all by itself but we’re going to count it as just one. official link
	Be a tree hugger Visit the Cylburn Arboretum and walk around viewing the flowers and trees (cost ~ FREE) They even have a cell phone tour. official link
	Take your 4 legged friends along As we talked about in a previous post (found here) there’s lots of  free dog parks around Baltimore.
	Get Artsy Take a trip to the Walters Art Museum (cost Free ) official link
	Discover Little Italy Visit the authentic neighborhood of Little Italy, there’s even a colorful walking map available either by mail for $1.50 or for 1 buck at the souviner booth down at Little Italy official link (Cost FREE)
	See the Statues of Baltimore’s Sports Heroes Go downtown to M&T stadium and Camden Yards to go visit the larger then life statues of Johnny Unitas and Babe Ruth. (cost FREE)
	Explore The Hampton Mansion This 63 acre Georgian Mansion shows a historical perspective across 3 centuries (cost FREE) official link
	Feel like you’re traveling back in time at Fells Point Walk along the cobblestone streets in this neighborhood that was built in colonial times. (Cost FREE ) official link
	Take in the sounds and smells of Lexington Market Besides walking around and watching the Fish Mongers and Butchers at work, there’s constant events happening at the Market. Check their page and calendar for details. (cost ~Free) official link
	Get back to nature at Weber’s Cider Mill Farm (cost ~Free) official link

If you’re looking for something to do with a date on the first day of August in Baltimore then why not take advantage of the FREE Ice Cream social being held at the Jewish Museum of Maryland

Here’s the details:

Join us for an afternoon of fun that includes free ice cream, musical entertainment, face painting, balloon twisting, raffles and just plain fun.
844 East Pratt Street
Phone: 410-837-1793
2:00-5:00 p.m.

WHEN: August 1st 2pm
WHERE: The Star Spangled Banner Flag House Courtyard
COST: FREE
OFFICIAL LINK: HERE

We’ve found another free concert for classical music lovers in crabtown USA (aka Baltimore). This time it’s a piano concert call Three Pianos being held at Community Concerts at Second. This one is an afternoon concert vs an evening concert however so plan accordingly.
Here’s the details:

WHEN: Sunday, May 16, 2010 3:30pm
WHERE: Community Concerts at Second
4200 St Paul Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
COST: FREE
OFFICIAL LINK: HERE

The FREE Bach Concert series has started another season for 2010. This is another one of our classical concert finds in the City of Baltimore. Show your date that you have a little culture on a Sunday afternoon.

Here’s the details:

Bach Cantata 67: Halt im Gedächtnis Jesum Christ – “Hold in remembrance, Jesus Christ”

T. Herbert Dimmock, conductor
Jonathan Parker, organ soloist
with the Semiquavers from Roland Park Country School
Erin Farfaglia, Director

WHEN: April 4th 4pm
WHERE: Christ Lutheran Church, 701 S. Charles St. in the Inner Harbor
COST: FREE
OFFICIAL LINK: HERE

If you’re looking for a free concert in the Baltimore, Maryland area and you and your date enjoy classical music then you should go check out the free Chamber Music by Candlelight concert.

WHEN: Wednesday, March 14, 2010 7:30pm
WHERE: Community Concerts at Second
4200 St Paul Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
COST: FREE
OFFICIAL LINK: HERE

If you’re looking for a free concert in the Baltimore, Maryland area and you and your date enjoy classical music then you should go check out the free Peabody Chamber Winds concert being held at the Peabody Institute.

WHEN: Wednesday, March 3, 2010 7:30pm
WHERE: Leith Symington Griswold Hall at Peabody Institute
17 E. Mount Vernon Place
Baltimore, MD 21202
COST: FREE
OFFICIAL LINK: HERE

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As part of the Free Fall Baltimore Series, one of the first music events coming up is a Free Bach concert.  Symphony tickets for one can be on the pricey side and not every concert you go to should leave you sweaty and bruised from battles in the mosh pit.

The Bach Concert Series opens its 21st season of free performances with a performance of the beloved Cantata 140: Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme (Wake up, a voice is calling us). Despite the beauty and popularity of Cantata 140, it is rarely performed in Maryland. Don’t miss this great concert!

WHEN: Sunday October 4th, 4:00 pm
WHERE:Christ Lutheran Church
701 S. Charles Street
COST: Free.
Official Link HERE