As summer approaches, the City of Hagerstown has unveiled an extensive calendar packed with free events, live music, festivals, and cultural activities that will run from late May through June 2025. The lineup features something for every age group, with recurring favorites like the City Farmers Market and Municipal Band concerts, alongside special one-time celebrations, performances, and interactive gatherings.
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Festivities begin on Friday, May 23, with “Thunder in the Square,” a classic and new car showcase hosted by the Alsatia Club in downtown Hagerstown. That same evening, “Music in the Plaza” will feature The Cruisers performing 1950s and 1960s hits in University Plaza. The weekend continues with the BISFA Chili Cook-Off & Music Festival on May 24, showcasing student talent from the Barbara Ingram School for the Arts, followed by a candlelight Memorial Day concert from the Federal City Brass Band on the steps of The Maryland Theatre.
The City’s recurring events include the City Farmers Market, held every Sunday from May 25 through June 29 at Hub City Brewery. This local marketplace offers fresh produce, artisan goods, and baked items. Additional weekly programming includes the “Encounter City Park” concert series every Wednesday evening at the City Park Bandshell, and the Hagerstown Municipal Band Concert Series on Sunday evenings at the same location.
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June is highlighted by a diverse slate of events, including the “Hager House Living History Event” on June 7, which will reenact the 1775 Hager’s Town Revolt with live demonstrations and costumed interpreters. The same day, children can enjoy a “School’s Out!” pool party at Potterfield Pool, featuring music and appearances from cartoon characters. On June 14, South Potomac Street transforms into a family fun zone for the “2nd Saturday Summer Street Festival,” complemented by dance activities at University Plaza.
Additional programming includes the “Juneteenth Celebration” on June 21 at Wheaton Park, presented by the Doleman Black Heritage Museum, and the annual Miss Maryland competition at The Maryland Theatre on June 20 and 21. The City also continues its free Outdoor Movie Series at City Park with showings of Sonic 3 on June 13 and Moana 2 on June 27. Families can close out the month with train rides at the City Park Train Hub during “Rides with Tommy 202” on June 28.
Article by multiple RFHC contributors, based upon information from the City of Hagerstown
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