Black Community Events in Maryland

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Bloom & Brunch: A Luxe Women’s Brunch Experience in Baltimore

A luxe women’s brunch in Baltimore for faith-filled, purpose-driven women seeking connection, empowerment, and renewal. Bloom & Brunch ™ is an elevated women’s brunch experience in Baltimore designed for purpose-driven women seeking connection, empowerment, and renewal. 📅 May 1, 2027 🕚 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM 📍 Kimpton Monaco Hotel This exclusive women’s event brings together leaders, creatives, mothers, entrepreneurs, and women of faith for a beautifully curated afternoon of sisterhood, encouragement, and personal growth. Why Attend Bloom & Brunch Bloom & Brunch is more than a brunch—it is a transformational women’s gathering created to refresh your spirit and realign your focus. You’ll experience: A powerful, faith-centered message rooted in identity, growth, and purpose Meaningful connection with like-minded women in leadership and life A luxury brunch in an upscale Baltimore venue Practical wisdom you can apply for transformational wins An intimate, high-quality atmosphere designed to pour into women who pour into others Who This Women’s Event Is For Bloom & Brunch is for women who are: Leaders in business, ministry, or community Mothers, wives, and vision-carriers balancing many roles Women seeking spiritual encouragement and personal development Drawn to high-caliber experiences centered on growth and sisterhood If you value faith, excellence, and intentional community, this women’s brunch experience was created for you. Reserve Your Seat This is a limited-capacity women’s event and tickets are expected to sell out quickly. Secure your seat early and join us for an unforgettable afternoon celebrating womanhood, faith, and sisterhood in an elegant setting.

Saturday, 01, 11.00 - Saturday, 01, 15.00 Baltimore, MD _$25

Women Who Build Sisterhood! My Sisters Safe Space Empowerment Luncheon

Join us for a chill afternoon of sisterhood, empowerment, and good vibes with like-minded women! Women Who Build Sisterhood! My Sisters Safe Space Empowerment Breakfast Join us for an inspiring in-person event designed to foster sisterhood and empowerment among women. This special sisterhood lunch gathering will take place at the Sheraton Baltimore North Hotel on October 3, 2026 at 3:00pm (Eastern Daylight Time). This event offers a safe and supportive space for women to connect, share, and uplift one another through meaningful conversation and community building. We are excited about creating new memories and building sisterhood by drawing from one another. Come with your sister, bestie, mother, co-workers, or any woman or young lady ages 16 and above who you believe will benefit from a day of empowerment and impartation. Keynote Speaker: Dr. Victoria Harris (The Firehouse Ministries) Non-Refundable Registration 2for1: $25 (two tickets for the price of one) most popular option Single Registration: $15 Inclusions: This if for 2for1 registrants and single registrants - Lunch - Empowerment sessions & activities - Empower HeR swag bag - Amenities: Various on-site vendors. And so much more............................... Parking: Parking is accessible at Towson Town Center (across from the Sheraton Baltimore North Hotel) Recording Policy: The disclaimer will be provided at the event. Refund Policy: Registraton fees are non-refundable. If the host cancels the event, a full refund will be automatically issued and registered guest will receive an email on any changes to the event. Liability & Responsiblity: Vendors and Guest will not hold Joanna Rollins, Destiny4Daughters Empowerment Coaching Group or its affiliates liable or responsible for the following but not limited too: -To all vendors and guest, we are not responsible or liable for any damages to your personal selves, personal property, merchandise, missing items, etc. -We are not liable for any information that you receive during this event and the decision that you make there after. Our goal is to empower each attendee to become the HeR she has been purposed to be. GUEST ARE REGISTERING AT WILL AND WILL NOT HOLD JOANNA ROLLINS, DESTINY4DAUGHTERS EMPOWERMENT COACHING GROUP, THEIR OWNER OR ANY AFFILITATES RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES, ISSUES, FOOD ALLERGIES, INCIDENTS, ACCIDENTS, OR ILLNESS, BEFORE, DURING, OR AFTER EVENT. Etiquette & Conduct: -We have the right to ask any vendor and/or guest to the leave the premesis due to any inappropriate behaviors that will bring harm to the host, venue, attendees, and other vendors. Please note that Joanna Rollins, Destiny4Daughers Empowerment Coaching Group, or it's affiliates will not be responsible or liable for injuries, illness of any kind including food allergies, lost or damage items, purchasing items from vendors,etc. before, during, or after the event. If you have any questions fee free to contact Joanna (Founder and Host) via email at destiny4daughters@gmail or at (443) 228-8731. I am excited about your future and seeing you WIN!

Saturday, 03, 15.00 - Saturday, 03, 19.00 Towson, MD _$25

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2026 - Black Mens Wellness Day - Baltimore

Come celebrate Men's health and wellness with us in Baltimore! It's the most fun you'll ever have at a doctor's appointment! Come celebrate Black Men's health and wellness with us in Baltimore! It's the most fun you'll ever have at a doctor's appointment! Black Men's Wellness Day isn’t just an event – it's a movement. It's about understanding the health disparities that exist, taking actionable steps towards better health, and celebrating the strength and resilience of our community. Whether you've been a part of our journey from the start or are just getting to know us, this day is for you. What to Expect: RUNNERS SIGN UP HERE: Baltimore Men's Wellness Day Committee 5K (Free sign up for those participating in the 5k run. You do not need to sign up if you plan to walk) Free Health Screenings: Prioritize your health. From blood pressure checks to more comprehensive screenings, our team of healthcare professionals are here to make sure that this is the most fun that you will ever have at a doctor's appointment. Kids Zone: A day for the entire family! There's something for everyone at the walk! Let your little ones engage in fun, interactive, and educational activities centered around health and wellness. Senior Pavilion: It's critical to the mission of Black Men's Wellness Day to promote wellness for the entire Black community. That's why we have a special pavilion with activities just for our Golden citizens. Entertainment: Celebrate with us! From live music to performances, there's something for everyone to enjoy. This event is free and open to the public. Come, be a part of a day filled with knowledge, celebration, and unity.

Saturday, 26, 07.00 - Saturday, 26, 12.00 Baltimore, MD _$25

Black Wall Street Expo MARKETPLACE

Discover amazing Black-owned brands and connect with your community at the Black Wall Street Expo MARKETPLACE! Welcome to the Black Wall Street Expo MARKETPLACE! Get ready to experience the best in Black entrepreneurship and culture in person! This is your chance to connect, shop, and celebrate with amazing vendors, creators, and communities. Whether you're looking to discover unique products or just vibe with the energy, the Marketplace has got you covered. Don't miss out on all the fun, flavors, fantastic finds, music and giveaways! Stop by The Chill Spot across the street to grab some delicious shaved ice (85 flavors), Italian Ice or gourmet soda pop. If you are interested in becoming a vendor, register online at nmconnects.org.

Saturday, 26, 12.00 - Saturday, 26, 18.00 Baltimore, MD _$25

Baltimore Women in Business Networking

Join us for networking on the third Wednesday of every other month. Ready to level up your business and expand your network with Baltimore's most driven women entrepreneurs? Join us for an evening of meaningful connections, actionable insights, and inspiration at this month's networking and growth event! Key Benefits: Connect with like-minded women in business Gain practical tips from industry leaders Enjoy refreshments, giveaways, and exclusive resources Walk away with new friends, collaborators, and opportunities Secure your spot now—let’s grow together! Light bites are on us! Your registration includes complimentary appetizers—no need to purchase food. Photo Release Notice: By registering for this event, you consent to photography, audio recording and/or video recording and release, publication, exhibition or reproduction that may be used for promotional purposes, advertising, and inclusion on our website or social media pages. Further, you agree to waive all rights to claims of payment or royalties in connection with promotional use of such media.

Sunday, 16, 18.30 - Sunday, 16, 20.00 Owings Mills, MD _$25

Conversations For Sistas Only

A comical yet serious look at the stuff "we" gossip about. “Conversations for Sistas Only” features nine women and two male characters. The show begins by bringing you into the home of Carol Ann, who is unapologetic about her secret lifestyle. She keeps a little secret about her sexual preference until the end of her pajama party. During a lonely night at her home, Carol Ann invites several of her girlfriends to come over for an empowerment pajama party. That pajama party turned into a night the women would never forget. During their visit, Carol Ann shared a little wine, some hot tea, some lies, and her little secrets. It didn’t take long before they all discovered many secrets would be revealed that could potentially break up the women’s long-time friendship.

Sunday, 13, 13.00 - Sunday, 13, 15.00 Baltimore, MD _$25

Write About Now Poetry Live in Baltimore ft. Rebecca Dupas Hosted by E-Baby

We were recognized as the "Best Open Mic" in the country! Don't miss us in Baltimore wanpoetry Write About Now is the preferred destination of poetry for thousands of individuals each year. Our poetry events have become a bucket list visit for poetry lovers who drive and fly from across the country to attend our shows every single week. Our shows, poets and poetry videos have received popular acclaim garnering attention and shares from celebrities like Sophie Turner, Lily Allen, Lenny Kravitz, LeAnn Rimes, Chance The Rapper, Juan Gotti, Misty Copeland, Thomas J. Hilfiger, Busta Rhymez, Marc Jacobs and more. Write About Now Poetry has been covered by, featured by or collaborated with some of the largest media networks in the world, including Vibe Magazine, AfroPunk, Huffington Post, Upworthy, Diet Prada, MasterClass, POPSUGAR, Everyday Feminism, We are mitu, Word Porn, BuzzFeed, Remezcla, HiHo, George Takei, A plus, Blavity, For Harriet, Houston Chronicle, Texas Monthly, Whataburger and more. This coverage and support has helped Write About Now become one of the most popular poetry groups in the world building a following of more than 2 million individuals across the @wanpoetry Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, which has helped poets reach tens of millions of viewers online. Our open mics are open to ALL. Come see some of the best poets from all across the greater Baltimore area share original works of art. Our signup lists go up at 7:30 pm. Most individuals start arriving before then to guarantee a spot on the list. First come. First serve. If you see a line out the door. Don't worry the line moves fast. It's a short wait. Our featured poet is Miss Spoken Poet: Miss Spoken Poet doesn’t just perform—she confesses, challenges, and cracks the room wide open. Her feature at Write About Now Poetry blends raw honesty, sharp wit, and emotional gut-punches that linger long after the mic drops. Come feel the truth out loud—this is a feature you’ll want to say you witnessed live. Our host is K-Love: K-Love The Poet is an international touring poet, speaker, and author affectionately known as "Mother of the Southside" for her dedication to youth poets in Chicago so much so that she received a lifetime achievement and was given the honor to speak for the 44th president of the United States Barack Obama by the Obama Foundation.Her work has received millions of views and has been featured on platforms and by celebrities including The Shade Room, All Def Digital, Jet/Ebony, Rolling out, The Chicago Tribune, the Chicago Sun-Times, Taraji P Henson, Fantasia, Black Thought, Mary J. Blige and more. She has also shared stages with artists such as The Last Poets, J.Ivy, Talib Kweli, Common Sense, Jasmine Sullivan etc... Don't miss Miss Spoken Poet's full featured set in Baltimore! Get your tickets now!! But that's not all, we've got Chicago legend K-Love The Poet hosting & DJ Foqus to keep the vibe right all night long! Meet us at La Familia Sound Stage Doors will open at 7:30 pm and the show will start at 8 pm sharp. A full bar and dinner menu will be available at the show! Free parking all around the venue No Refunds For more upcoming events go to wanpoetry

Friday, 11, 19.30 - Friday, 11, 22.30 Baltimore, MD _$25

4th Annual Building Up The Block Party

A free community event with music, food, kids’ fun, & 40+ vendors — building wealth & community in Baltimore. Don’t miss it! 4th Annual Building Up the Block Party Celebrate Community at the 4th Annual Building Up the Block Party! Hosted by Yashar’el Empowerment Foundation, this powerful, family-friendly event is all about inspiring, educating, and equipping “The Block” with the tools needed to achieve homeownership, build generational wealth, and strengthen our neighborhoods. This is a FREE EVENT open to the public — and it’s more than a block party, it’s a movement. What to Expect ✨ Live Music & Entertainment – Enjoy uplifting sounds and a vibrant atmosphere all afternoon. ✨ Fun for the Kids – Activities and a safe space for children to play. ✨ Bring Your Chair or Blanket – Relax, hang out, and spend the day with your community. ✨ 40+ Local Vendors – Including: Finance Professionals (credit assistance, homeownership guidance, life insurance, banking) Food Vendors (authentic flavors and local favorites) Health & Wellness Experts Jewelry, fashion, and more small businesses Free Health Screenings Youth and Community Services 💡 Why It Matters Building Up the Block Party is more than food and fun — it’s about changing lives. Our mission is to close the wealth gap by connecting families with financial resources, trusted professionals, and opportunities for growth. Together, we’re empowering the community to break barriers and build legacies. 🏢 About Yashar’el Empowerment Foundation Yashar’el Empowerment Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to uplifting communities through monthly outreach to the unsheltered, educational initiatives, and large-scale events like the Block Party. Our goal is to provide tangible support and connect families with the resources they need to thrive. 🎟️ Event Details 📅 Sunday, August 30, 2026 🕐 1 PM – 6 PM 📍 5150 Baltimore National Pike, Baltimore, MD 📲 Follow us on Instagram: @yasharelempowerment for updates and highlights. Bring your family. Bring your friends. Bring your energy. Let’s celebrate community and build the future together! Become a Vendor Vendor spaces are available for $130 and are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. To be considered, interested businesses must first email with: Business name A brief description of the business A complete list of the products, services, or menu items they plan to offer Links to their website and/or social media pages (if available) To help create the best experience for our vendors and attendees, we intentionally limit duplicate products and menu items whenever possible. This helps reduce direct competition and gives each vendor a better opportunity for success. Businesses should wait for approval before registering, as vendor spaces are assigned based on product availability. Once approved, registration instructions will be provided.

Sunday, 30, 13.00 - Sunday, 30, 18.00 Baltimore, MD _$25

Come Party with a Purpose with the Alumni of UMES Pi Epsilon Chapter

Join us for an evening of great food and good company as we raise funds for the Pi E Memorial Scholarship Fund.

Saturday, 22, 19.00 - Saturday, 22, 23.00 Baltimore, MD _$25

Discipleship Conference 2026

The theme for the conference is " Pursuing Your Identity As A Called Disciple ". The thematic scripture is John 8: 31-32. This two-day conference will equip disciples with understanding their identity as a disciple of Christ. Multiple seminars and instructors well versed in each of the topics presented. Come expecting and you will receive. You need only select ONE date to purchase the 2-day conference ticket. There is no pricing for only attending 1-day.

Friday, 21, 18.00 - Friday, 21, 21.00 Baltimore, MD _$25

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Bloom & Brunch: A Luxe Women’s Brunch Experience in Baltimore

Friday, 21, 18.00 - Friday, 21, 21.00 Baltimore, MD 188.58

Women Who Build Sisterhood! My Sisters Safe Space Empowerment Luncheon

Friday, 21, 18.00 - Friday, 21, 21.00 Towson, MD 27.25

2026 - Black Mens Wellness Day - Baltimore

Friday, 21, 18.00 - Friday, 21, 21.00 Baltimore, MD 0.00

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UBalt Law Black Law Students Association

Based at the University of Baltimore School of Law in Baltimore, Maryland, the Black Law Students Association is a vibrant student organization dedicated to supporting and empowering Black law students throughout their academic journey. This organization serves as a cornerstone of community and belonging within the law school, providing a welcoming space where students can build meaningful connections with peers who share similar backgrounds and experiences. The association is committed to fostering professional development, academic excellence, and social consciousness among its members while contributing to a more inclusive and equitable legal profession. Through its presence on the CampusGroups campus engagement platform, the organization maintains an active and accessible community hub where members can discover events, share resources, and support one another. The Black Law Students Association recognizes the unique challenges and opportunities facing Black law students and works to create programming and initiatives that address their needs and aspirations. By bringing together students from diverse backgrounds within the Baltimore law school community, the organization strengthens the collective voice of Black law students and promotes mentorship, networking, and professional growth. The association's commitment to community engagement and student support reflects the values of inclusion and excellence that define the University of Baltimore School of Law experience.

Baltimore, MD

National Black Nurses Association

Since its founding in 1971 under the visionary leadership of Dr. Lauranne Sams, the National Black Nurses Association has served as the collective voice and advocate for Black nurses nationwide. Operating from Silver Spring, MD, NBNA has grown into a powerful force representing nearly 310,000 nurses committed to ensuring equal access to professional development and improving health outcomes for African American and other minority populations. The organization's core mission centers on providing a forum for collective action, enabling Black nurses to advocate for and implement strategies that guarantee access to the highest quality healthcare for persons of color. Over five decades, NBNA has cultivated deep community partnerships with private and public agencies that share its commitment to improving health status across all populations, particularly underserved communities. The association's 114 chapters serve as vital mechanisms through which national, state, and local community-based programs are implemented, with African American nurses providing direct leadership and volunteer services in their communities. NBNA's legacy includes 14 presidents who have shaped the organization's direction, and founding members whose pioneering efforts established the foundation for today's thriving association. Beyond professional networking, NBNA empowers members through educational initiatives, including the Mini Nurse Academy and mentorship programs, while addressing urgent health disparities through specialized task forces. The organization's commitment to excellence in nursing education, combined with its advocacy for health equity, makes NBNA an essential institution serving Black nurses and the communities they care for across the nation.

Silver Spring, MD

National Association of Real Estate Brokers

Since 1947, the National Association of Real Estate Brokers has been a movement dedicated to advancing democracy in housing and expanding opportunities for underserved communities. Based in Lanham, Maryland, NAREB unites minority real estate professionals in a shared mission to eliminate discriminatory housing practices and promote fair access to homeownership for all Americans. What began as a response to post-World War II racial segregation has evolved into the nation's most historic Black real estate trade association, continuously fighting for equal housing opportunities regardless of race, creed, or color. NAREB's impact extends far beyond professional networking. The organization actively engages in legislative advocacy, community outreach, and policy development aimed at remedying disparate housing practices and building generational wealth within Black households. Members embrace the Realtist credo—"Democracy in Housing"—which guides every aspect of the organization's work. Through local chapters across the country, NAREB creates environments where creativity flourishes and real estate professionals can make meaningful contributions to their communities while advancing their careers. The organization welcomes professionals from all real estate disciplines who share its values and commitment to housing equity. NAREB's governance includes a board of directors and executive committee representing leaders throughout the industry, ensuring diverse perspectives and regional expertise. By joining NAREB, professionals gain access to a supportive community dedicated to professional excellence, fair lending practices, and creating sustainable homeownership opportunities for African Americans and other traditionally underserved populations throughout the United States.

Lanham, MD

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