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Family & Kids and Performances & Concerts

Noon Time New Year
December 31, 2026, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

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Port Discovery rings in 2027 early with a countdown to noon, a balloon drop and confetti, New Year’s art projects, hat and headband making, team games, a photo area, a dance party and a sensory-friendly countdown without confetti. Included with museum admission; members free.

Details

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Admission: Included with museum admission ($25.95)
Audience:
Participation Format: In person
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Where
35 Market Pl, Baltimore, Maryland 21202

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