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The 10 Best Things to do in Baltimore for Month of January

Other than New Year’s Day, January isn’t known for being the most eventful month of the year. But in the city of Baltimore, there’s always plenty to do. Even if it is only 30 degrees outside.

So other than working on your New Year’s Resolution, here are 10 of the best things that you can do in Baltimore this month:

#1 Take a walk…
Sure you may need a big fluffy coat and some comfy boots but don’t let that stop you from enjoying the beautiful streets of Charm City. A quaint neighborhood like Fells Point is just begging for visitors in January. There’s plenty of one-of-a-kind shops you can dip in and out of and a wide variety of restaurant choices for when you’re ready to grab a bite.

 

baltimore_museum_of_art_01#2 Visit a museum…
There is nothing better than exploring a museum on a cold winter’s day. Places like the Baltimore Museum of Art are the perfect place to open your eyes and your mind. Now through January 29, 2017, you can explore over 90 paintings and drawings by the famous Henri Matisse and Richard Diebenkorn.

 

 

#3 How about an aquarium?
Art not your scene? Try visiting the National Aquarium and “see the world from below the surface.” Save some money by visiting on a Friday when you can gain access to the award-winning exhibits for half the price of general admission.

 

zekescoffe#4 Grab coffee with an old friend…
Sure the holidays are a great time to spend time with family, but don’t forget to make some time for friends. Baltimore is home to several top-notch coffee houses. Find a comfy trendy spot like Zeke’s Coffee and call up an old friend to meet you for some java.

 

 

 

 

#5 See a show…
You don’t have to go to New York City to catch a good play. The Baltimore Theater Project is running Jack London’s The Call of the Wild from January 12, 2017- January 29, 2017.

 

#6 Go sledding…
Facing a snowy day with no where to go? Make the most of it at once of the best places to sled in Baltimore County like Perry Hall, High School, Kenwood High, or Hannah Moore hill.

 

#7 Get creative…
Wine and Canvas of Baltimore offers a place to brush your day away as you create your own masterpiece while sipping a good glass of wine. Grab a friend or go it alone. If you’re lucky you can even find a great deal like this one on Groupon.

 

#8 Put on your skates…
Feeling adventurous? Take a spin around the rink at PANDORA Ice Rink at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. On January 4, 2017 you can even warm up with some cookies at Late Night Skate with Insomnia Cookies from 8-10pm.
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#9 Stay festive…
Not ready to give up your holiday cheer? Visit the Holiday Festival of Trains at Ellicott City Station which runs all the way through January 29, 2017. Operating model trains include the children’s push button Thomas the Tank Engine and the O-scale Crazy train layout.

 

#10 Reconnect with history …
If you’re in the mood to brush up on history or just want a cool place to walk around and visit, look no further than the Fort McHenry National Monument. The star-shaped Fort McHenry was the scene of the Battle of Baltimore, September 13-14, 1814 where the valiant defense of the fort inspired Francis Scott Key to write “The Star-Spangled Banner.”
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So there you have it. Ten great things to do in the city of Baltimore this January. Pick one or two, or do them all! Have more ideas? Tell us about it in the comment section.

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Josh Mente

Real Estate Leader Josh Mente, is a founding member and owner of The MD Home Team of Keller Williams Excellence, and is responsible for business administration and marketing for the firm. Josh’s career path began in 1998 as a loan officer for Eastern Savings Bank, where he managed national accounts. He later joined Option One Mortgage originating more than 500 transactions per year valued at $100M+ in sales. In 2006, Mente shifted his expertise to real estate sales, gained his license and focused on buy/fix/sell transactions. Josh is a member of Elite Real Estate Network (ERN), the 2009 Rookie of the Year for Long and Foster corporate, and in 2012 ranked 206 and 2013 ranked 234 in Real Trends of the Wall Street Journal, ranking in the top 250 agents nationwide for all brokerages. From any early age, Josh was introverted and worked hard to overcome a fears of sales - a business that doesn't lend itself well to introverted people. When challenged by a manager that he didn’t have what it took for a specific job, Josh pushed forward and won approval in his new position. That was a pivotal moment that set the pace for his success in real estate sales. Having earned an AA degree from Montgomery College in business administration in 1995 and a Bachelors of Arts Degree from Towson University in Mass Communications 1997, Josh married his college sweetheart Melinda and they now have three wonderful daughters that provide the opportunity to watch them grow up and experience things for the first time. A committed sports fanatic, Josh spends time on the golf course, and follows the Ravens and Orioles as a season ticket holder. He is a part owner of two restaurants in Manhattan, enjoys music and time away with the family at their beach house in Rehoboth, DE. He hopes to find time for his hobbies that include building furniture, playing guitar, learning Spanish and flying planes.

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