This weekend, the Mobtown Theater is hosting a double showing of Baltimore’s Improv Group! That’s right – it’s an entire weekend of improv comedy. On Friday June 10, there will be the comedy stylings of Gus, WIT’s Commonwealth, Gym Window, and Lekker. Then, on Saturday June 11, acts Beatleprov, Training for Prom, Evan the Loyal, and Pop. 6 will be providing four courses of non-stop comedy.

Having taken over the theater space of Axis Theater, Meadow Mill has since become home to a number of “artistic” non-profits, including Morton Street Dance Company, the Baltimore Pottery Guild, the Baltimore Gemcutters Guild, the Handel Choir, and more!

The longest day of the year is upon us – the Summer Solstice. On Saturday June 18, the Baltimore Art & Music Project is hosting the first Summer Solstice Festival.

All day long there will be performances by Jay, The Planet Uptune Band, Alex Cotsaris, Chris Rockbourne, Strum The Fox, Jayson Gaynor & Bob Smith, Aaron Walker & Spiritual Rhythms, Echoes in Color, and Clockbreaker. While these local artists play on, there will be blocks of artists, vendors, craftspeople, fun for kids, and more! Admission is only $5 – and it’s free for kids 12 and under!

Looking for a wild time? Head down to The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore to meet all of your safari needs. The zoo is home to various mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians that are all waiting to be ogled at by random bystanders.

Throughout the summer, the Maryland Zoo hosts different events that engage visitors with the animals themselves. On Sunday June 26, the Chris and Martin Kratts, the stars of the PBS series “Wild Kratts,” are coming to perform two live shows. After the shows, the Kratts brothers will also be available to sign autographs and to take pictures. Tickets are limited, and prices vary between members and non-members.

Enjoy the beauty of the BMA’s Sculpture Gardens with a glass of wine, good friends, and cool jazz on a hot summer night.

This summer, the Baltimore Museum of Art is hosting jazz nights on select Saturdays in July and August. These nights in the Sculpture Garden involve a twilight tour of the garden, complimentary glasses of wine, dinner outside of Gertrude’s Restaurant on the patio, and performances by various renowned jazz musicians. You can even bring your own food and drink for a picnic on the lawn.

Prices for tickets are varied and depend on membership to the museum. You can see the performance list and dates as well as more ticket information on BMA’s website.