The popular outdoor series opens in July start planning your Sunday nights with the full lineup now! 4:00 am, May 20, 2021 ×
Down by the Riverside is back!
The free, outdoor concert will return for six Sundays, beginning July 11 and ending Aug. 15. As in years past, concertgoers can show up to Mayo Park at 7 p.m. to catch the opening acts, with headliners hitting the stage around 8.
This summer’s lineup features country artist (
and Riverside Concerts alum) Lindsay Ell, Twin Cities singer-songwriter Chastity Brown, Smash Mouth (yes, the ones who did “All Star”), as well as Minnesota indie pop group Polica, jazz/folk band Ranky Tanky, and Southern rockers 38 Special.
Print Lisa Robinson, WBAL-TV
Baltimore will not have Artscape or Fourth of July fireworks this year, but a number of entertainment venues will soon reopen in the city.
The venues will be taking many precautions to make sure customers and employees stay safe.
People are eager to get out and enjoy the arts from theater to music. Baltimore Center Stage, like a lot of venues, is preparing to open its doors once again.
For now, Baltimore Center Stage is filming its plays and showing them virtually. The actors and actresses are on the premises. The venue is hoping that after Labor Day, guests can come in.