Take time from your busy Memorial Day weekend

Waterfront views, scenic woodlands and some of Maryland’s most historic locales set the backdrop for the Salisbury Jaycees’ sixth annual Soft Shell Metric Century bike ride in lower Somerset County.

KarmaFest is back at Oregon Ridge Park on the Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend. KarmaFest has it all: yoga, meditation, music, food, and all kinds of vendors.For addition charge, you can participate in workshops for massage, reiki, reflexology, and many more!

ISKON Baltimore will be holding its 11th annual Rathayatra festival on May 26th between 2 and 6pm in McKeldin Square. A parade kicks off the celebration starting at noon at Maryland Science Center (601 Light St.) and making its way toward McKeldin Square (the corner of Light and Pratt streets). For more info visit facebook.com/HareKrishnaBaltimore or FestivalofIndia.org.

Join Dulaney Valley in honoring the men and women of armed forces who have paid the highest price in service to our country. The ceremony includes music, speeches, wreath-laying, and a 21-gun salute.

Bring your own game or chose from an assortment of classic and contemporary games. Winners get Cheap Ass Prizes, free/reduced-price drinks, or gift cards to local gaming and comic stores.

The Sheperd's Pie is $8. It don't git much better than this.

Club Hippo's got Gay Bingo every Wednesday evening!

Guests can celebrate summer with  house wine, Natty Boh, or rail drinks while enjoying a view of the Inner Harbor.

The CFA will be holding its annual Gala at the Howard Community College Horowitz Visual and Performing Arts Center. Paula Poundstone will be performing! The theme? Black Tie & Neon Brights: A Totally Awesome 80s Gala. Don't forget your tube socks.

An episode of Dr. Who and drink specials are goin' down every Friday. It's a match made in Eden.

Multiple comediansa and a raffle for a Bowman's gift certificate

Take your Super Bowl-winning hangover down the shore with this parade featuring players, cheerleaders, mascots, floats and bands. Feel free to sweat through your purple camo.

Art in the Park features art, demonstrations, family activities, food and live entertainment on the beautiful grounds of Westminster City Hall.

While this doesn't have anything to do with David Bowie, it's still pretty awesome. Bowiefest promises fantastic crafts, delicious food (crab cakes) and a rib eating contest. Two stages feature a great assortment of musical stylings ranging from blues, classic rock, funk and r&b.

Want to enjoy nature, but terrified of leaving the confines of the Greatest City in America? Join the folks at Druid Hill Park for a six-mile guided tour of the park and learn about the history of what is one the oldest urban parks in the U.S.

Wait, you didn't know that Maryland's state sport involved horses, lances and the like? Well get that Game of Thrones/medieval times image out of your head. We're talking about the jousting that involves snagging tiny rings with a six-foot pole while running full speed on a horse, which somehow seems even more difficult.

Check out a 1800s classroom and participate in a spelling bee. There will also be crafts, seafood, and dessert.

200 years ago, the US frigate Chesapeake battled the British Guerriere. Sure, the Americans lost, but the event marks the origin of the popular US Navy cry, "Don't Give Up the Ship!" Come celebrate with military pageantry, including a concert by the US Navy band, Drill Team, and color guard.

An episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and drink specials are goin' down every Saturday.

There'll be acrobatics, juggling, the movement stylings of the Golden Dance Experiment, and a performance by electronic music whiz DJ Halsey Payne. There'll be quite a bit, actually.

Come celebrate Israel's 65th birthday! Matisyahu will be performing.