In terms of beautiful weather and moderate crowds, March through May and September through November are the best times to visit Maryland. Spring enveils with warm air and brings numerous events like the Maryland Film Festival or Maryland Craft Beer Festival. Fall is mild but also a bit rainy and windy. The rooms during this time are moderately priced, so don't hesitate to visit Baltimore for its famous Maryland Fleet Week & Air Show. June through August is the busiest period in Maryland. Summer here means comfortable weather and moderate precipitation but also higher rates. But being here, make sure you attended the marvelous Maryland Lavender Festival. The weather gets very cold in December. Snow and rain are possible all winter long, but the prices are at their lowest. There are fewer tourists as well, so you can fully enjoy the numerous Christmas lights around Maryland.
An impressive family-friendly Christmas display
The best displays in parks, on water, and in residential areas
Explore Inner Harbor and beyond during the festive season
A massive light display in downtown Columbia, Maryland
You'll find no better way to discover America than this lengthy hike across 15 states, from the Atlantic to the Pacific. For such a long journey, one needs at least a year of time reserved
The most famous seafood of the Northeast
Reconnect with nature in a calm and beautiful way in Maryland. The stars are waiting for you!
Ocean City's premier spot to celebrate Christmas and the New Year
The biggest hot air balloon festival in the state
The largest lavender growing area in the state
Rides, games, food, and lots of entertainment
Celebrate famous maritime traditions of Chesapeake Bay
Tons of delicious crab meat and various entertaining activities
Visit the oldest Celtic celebration in Maryland
Patriotic music, parades, fireworks, and live entertainment
Nine weekends of feasting, thrills, handmade crafts and entertainment in Crownsville, Maryland
Enjoy world-famous seafood and lots of entertainment
One of the largest festivals of its kind in the United States
There are over 150 wines produced in Maryland. Try them all in two days!
Some old-fashioned craic from Ireland in Maryland
Maryland's most magical family event will leave you speechless
The change of season colors the mid-Atlantic state in golden and bronze hues
One of the most popular food festivals near theses U.S. capital
Ruby-throated hummingbirds nest and breed in Maryland every summer
Rejoice in the Independence Day celebration sponsored by Wawa in Frederick
One of the most massive CNY parades takes place in the US capital
Choose your favorite from 200 Maryland craft beers in a scenic outdoor location
Attracted by fruits and nectar, these birds are often spotted in the gardens
A vibrant celebration inspired by the world-famous German tradition
Ever seen real Vikings? This is your opportunity to do it!
Save the date for the world's biggest and most exciting pickle party!
Sample beer from over 80 breweries at the famous baseball stadium
A billionth population of American cicadas come out during final weeks in their lives to rejoice in a huge mating par
Carroll County 4-H & FFA Fair is a huge agricultural fest in Westminster, MD
Soak up the power and patriotism while watching aircraft acrobatics at the oceanfront
Visit one of the coziest cities in the US during fall
Amazing fall colors scatter all over Deep Creek Lake; come and see for yourself!
Festivals, parades, and commemoration events all weekend long
Over 100 independent films during four days and five nights
Rejoice in the entertaining atmosphere at Maryland Mac and Cheese Festival
Join in the celebration to honor graduating Midshipmen and witness the US Blue Angels performing in the sky
One of the best jazz music events in the country
The downtown goes green with plenty of festivities in the Inner Harbor
Irish-themed festival featuring up to 120 beers
Try the best craft libations and foods on Sykesville's Main Street
Celebrate nature with an array of fun activities
The largest single-day event in Harford County
If you don't believe in fairies, you might change your mind after visiting Maryland Faerie Festival