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The dream of Tim McFadden, McFadden Art Glass opened its doors in 2006 and ever since is riding high on the popularity charts. From date night events to family activities and workshops on glassblowing, this gallery and studio is a fun place to be. Get to know how to make artistic pieces on glass at this venue. Make your own glass project or just check out their fabulous creations. You can be sure of a memorable time at McFadden Art Glass.

This beautiful stone building is unique for its graves, which were filled in the early 1800s, long before the church hall above them was built. Edgar Allen Poe, Baltimore's founding fathers and four mayors are among those buried here. In the mid-1800s, a swelling population prompted construction of Westminster Hall. To avoid disturbing the graves, the building was set on a series of brick piers over the tombs, creating catacombs. The meeting hall at Westminster can accommodate and audience of 350 seated for lecture meetings and 250 when used for round table discussions. The hall opens on weekdays at 8am.

If you are into historic venues to host your wedding or any special occasion, then The Great Room at Historic Savage Mill is a fabulous choice. This 19th-century ballroom in the Old Weave Building within the complex of the Savage Mill has a whimsical setting that will charm you. Lofty ceilings, huge windows, a spacious dance floor and a broad deck with views of the river and historic iron truss bridge, gives it an old-worldly look that is endearing. The tented deck is also available separately for an outdoor function.

This fabulous uptown cinema was built in 1939, when theaters only had one very large screen. Watching a first-run film on the Senator's huge screen is something every movie fan should experience. Indeed, USA Today named it one of the top four theaters in the country. Along with the Charles Theater, the Senator is the heart of Maryland's vibrant cinema scene, and regularly hosts the debuts of films by directors John Waters and Barry Levinson, both Baltimore natives.

Harbor East Theatre provides seven top-class screens for your viewing pleasure. With stadium-style seating and a self-styled gourmet concession stand, this is a step above your usual movie-going experience, a fact that is reflected in the slightly higher ticket prices. There is nearby cheap parking, which can be validated with your ticket. Check the website for details of upcoming shows.

Constructed way back in 1800, Waverly is a historical mansion. Developed by John Eager Howard, it is included in the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.