More than 200 people are expected to jump into Baltimore's Inner Harbor on Saturday, July 19, for the second "Harbor Splash" ...

More than 200 participants have signed up for the rescheduled Harbor Splash, a swimming event in Baltimore’s harbor on ...

Harbor Splash is a milestone in the vision of Mike Hankin, a Baltimore County businessman and philanthropist who has ...

Bond Street Wharf was packed Sunday as about 150 people plunged into the Baltimore harbor during Harbor Splash — the first public harbor swim event in decades.

From the rescheduled Harbor Splash, to not one but two tributes to Grateful Dead, this weekend is shaping up to be a fun one in Baltimore.

Harbor Splash is returning in June for its second year.Video above: People to jump in water for 'Harbor Splash' (June 2024)The Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore said the event is a way to show ...

Whether you want to see locals jump into Baltimore’s harbor, sweat it out at various dance parties or indulge in National Ice ...

An "unusually rainy spring" is delaying the return of Harbor Splash for its second year.

This Sunday, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman and a group of 150 registrants will do something once considered revolting: jump into the Inner Harbor.

Harbor Splash, in which hundreds of residents are set to swim in the city’s waterways at Bond Street Wharf in Fells Point, is scheduled to take place Saturday.

Baltimore (WBFF) — On Sunday, more than 150 participants from around Baltimore participated in “Harbor Splash,” an organized public swimming event, to show their support for a “swimmable ...

A crowd lined the perimeter of Bond Street Wharf as about 150 people plunged into the Baltimore harbor on Sunday during Harbor Splash — the first public harbor swim event in decades. Hosted by ...