The parking lot near the pond at Festival at Bel Air looked nothing like a parking lot on June 20, 2026. Rock climbing walls, a gaming truck, carnival games, face painters, and a surprise visit from Bluey transformed the space into something closer to a neighborhood celebration than a shopping center event. That was PlayPalooza—and it delivered on every front. From the energy in the air to the smiles on kids' faces, this inaugural event set a new benchmark for what community-

What do you get when you mix 35+ local artisans, bottomless s’mores, and a whole lot of holiday cheer? The 2025 Holiday Market at Merriweather District! 🎄✨ For three magical days (December 5–7), Colorburst Park transformed into a winter wonderland, welcoming over 12,000 visitors to celebrate the season. Hosted by Merriweather District and Howard Hughes, this annual tradition isn't just about shopping; it's about bringing the community together to support small businesses and

The King Street Station Farmers Market on October 2nd proved that perfect weather and thoughtful vendor curation create magic. With sunny skies, 68-degree temperatures, and a diverse lineup of 12 local vendors, this Thursday evening event drew 125 attendees and generated 625 onsite impressions—exactly the kind of community engagement that transforms retail spaces into vibrant destinations. From 3:00 to 7:00 p.m., the plaza near the water fountain at 1800 Diagonal Road buzzed

On Saturday, August 16th, Springfield Plaza was transformed into a colorful wonderland for the final PlayPalooza event in our series—and...

Bright summer weather, live music in the air, and a bustling community gathering—what more could you ask for? On July 3, 2025, the...