Events

This year's market features a variety of locally made products, including jewelry, stationery, artwork, personal care and grooming products, comestibles, and more. Parking, self-guided tours of the museum's gardens and grounds, and admission to the exhibition "Art Glass at Evergreen" are free with attendance.

Come join casual, fun Spanish practice in the relaxed atmosphere of a local coffee shop. Space is limited—please RSVP by the end of the business day the preceding Friday.

This interactive event is designed for anyone with an interest in aging well—including older adults, caregivers, families, community members, leaders, service providers, scientists, and clinicians. This dynamic forum offers a "hands-on" experience with fitness demonstrations, expert-led panel discussions, and community conversations focused on real-world health and wellness topics that matter to our communities.

Financial wellness educator Shahar Ziv will present a session to help you outsmart your 401(k) before it outsmarts you, including employee benefits, how to read a job offer, and retirement accounts.

Join a thought-provoking and critical conversation about how power and privilege shape American healthcare, inform policy, education, the sciences, and research—and learn how we can contribute to a more equitable system for all

Join a presentation by Meenakshi Richardson (Haliwa-Saponi) of the Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health on the healing properties and cultural significance of medicinal tea.

Join the Johns Hopkins geographic information system (GIS) community in celebrating GIS Day 2025. This year's hybrid event will feature several exciting presentations and a lightning talk session where students, faculty, and staff can showcase their GIS-related work.

University leaders will share information about the university's financial position in light of federal policy shifts as part of the Community Updates virtual briefing series.

The 20- to 30-minute Johns Hopkins East Baltimore Community & Connection Strolls around Eager Park in East Baltimore combine movement with meaningful conversation around engaging topics or questions. Whether you are looking to de-stress, meet new people, or simply enjoy a break in your day, all modes of participation are welcome—walkers, wheelchairs, strollers, or seated persons.

Join an introductory guided walking meditation on the Athletic Circle. Reconnect with nature, find peace, and ground yourself in your breath. Replenish your energy and finish the week centered in the present moment. No meditation experience required. All Johns Hopkins affiliates welcome.