Thursday
Baltimore Style’s Big Bash: A Royal Affair
Grab your tiara and head to the Royal Sonesta Harbor Court for an unforgettable night of fashion, food and fun. 6:30-9 p.m. $30. baltimorestyle.com
‘Elisabeth Gilman: Crusader for Justice’
Elisabeth Gilman spent her entire adult life advocating for social justice and reform. Ross Jones, author of the new biography “Elisabeth Gilman: Crusader for Justice,” will discuss the extraordinary experience of this influential Baltimorean with a book signing and reception to follow. Evergreen Museum, 6:30-8:30 p.m. museums.jhu.edu/evergreen.php
Charm City Fringe Festival
Throughout 11 days of performances across multiple venues in the Bromo Arts District, Charm City Fringe Festival hopes to inspire creativity and connect theater communities with its seventh annual celebration of “performing arts without boundaries.” Events include theater improv, puppetry and musical theater performances, among other activities. Bromo Arts District, through Nov. 11. Tickets start at $10, festival passes start at $30. charmcityfringe.com
Friday
‘Barber of Seville’
The Annapolis Opera presents the escapades of Figaro in one of the most beloved and referenced operas of all times. Maryland Hall, Friday and Sunday. Tickets start at $65. marylandhall.org
‘Working the Water’
This is the last weekend to check out the gorgeous work of Annapolis-based photographer Jay Fleming. This exhibit showcases photos from his 2016 book, “Working the Water,” about the Chesapeake Bay seafood industry, and “Island Life,” and upcoming book on life on Smith and Tangier Islands. Maryland Hall’s Martino Gallery, through Saturday. Free. marylandhall.org
Saturday
Harlem Quartet — University of Maryland, Baltimore County
The Grammy-winning Harlem Quartet artists will perform masterworks by Beethoven and Schubert plus Gabriela Lena Frank’s musical journeys in Peru. UMBC, 3 p.m. General seating is free. shriverconcerts.org
Baltimore Craft Beer Festival
Have a beer and support Strong City Baltimore. This festival will feature a wide selection of Maryland craft breweries, Baltimore bands, local food trucks, trivia, corn hole and more. Canton Waterfront Park, noon-5 p.m. Tickets start at $5. baltimorecraftbeerfestival.com
4th Annual Vino in Vogue at Harbor East
Head downtown for an afternoon of wine tasting and shopping in Harbor East. Noon-4 p.m. Tasting tickets start at $30. harboreast.com
2018 Stars, Stripes & Chow … Chili Edition
Fans of a good homemade chili should flock to the annual Stars, Stripes & Chow event, hosted by the Orioles. Teams will compete to win the Best Chili Award by a panel of judges, and the event supports of residents of The Baltimore Station. West Covington Park, 1-5 p.m. Tickets start at $25. baltimorestation.org
Sunday
Pumpkin Chucking Weekend
Not sure what to do with your leftover jack-o-lanterns? Bring them to the farm and watch them fly. Using the farm’s special catapult, send your pumpkin soaring through the sky.
Clark’s Elioak Farm, through Monday. $6, clarklandfarm.com
Baltimore Greek Film Festival
Ease back into the week with a Sunday fun day movie plan. SNF Parkway Theatre is hosting the first annual Baltimore Greek Film Festival with five films that span the range from comedy to drama. Nov. 2-4. Tickets start at $8. mdfilmfest.com
