The weekend review

Hundreds of people attend the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar’s open day for the 2018 season. It will take place every Sunday below the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX) at Holliday and Saratoga Streets through December 23.

Duke the beagle is curious about Jack Blair, 1, and his dad Evan while at the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar, which opens today for the 2018 season and will take place every Sunday below the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX) at Holliday and Saratoga Streets through December 23.

Beef Barons owner Mike Shores, right, carves Maryland style pit beef for sandwiches at the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar, which opens today for the 2018 season and will take place every Sunday below the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX) at Holliday and Saratoga Streets through December 23.

Adrianna Melendez, 9, of Baltimore, plays hula hoop at the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar, which opens today for the 2018 season and will take place every Sunday below the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX) at Holliday and Saratoga Streets through December 23.

Products like speciality pickles from Ina Pickle are for sell at the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar, which opens today for the 2018 season and will take place every Sunday below the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX) at Holliday and Saratoga Streets through December 23.

Frederick Henry, of Columbia, feeds grilled oysters to daughter Isla, 4, at the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar, which opens today for the 2018 season and will take place every Sunday below the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX) at Holliday and Saratoga Streets through December 23.

Jarrett Cochran, right, of Baltimore, feeds girl friend Nare Novshadian a breakfast burrito bought at the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar, which opens today for the 2018 season and will take place every Sunday below the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX) at Holliday and Saratoga Streets through December 23.

Gary Thornhill, center, of Gary’s Grilled Turkey Burgers, prepared about 160 one-pound patties for the first day of Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar’s 2018 season. It will take place every Sunday below the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX) at Holliday and Saratoga Streets through December 23.

Edward Davis, left, and friend Tanya Johnson, taste products from Baltimore Whiskey Company at the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar, which opens today for the 2018 season and will take place every Sunday below the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX) at Holliday and Saratoga Streets through December 23.

Mark Powell gets his parking ticket validated for two free hours in the Mercy Hospital garage for attending the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar’s opening day for the 2018 season. The farmers’ market will take place every Sunday below the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX) at Holliday and Saratoga Streets through December 23.

Julianne Ohanian, center, carrying leafy greens bought at the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar wait in line for Blacksauce’s food tent with boy friend Bobby Murray. The farmers market opens today for the 2018 season and will take place every Sunday below the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX) at Holliday and Saratoga Streets through December 23.

The scene at Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar’s open day for the 2018 season is reflected in Emma Forrester’s sunglasses. The farmers’ market will take place every Sunday below the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX) at Holliday and Saratoga Streets through December 23.

The Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar open today for the 2018 season and will take place every Sunday below the Jones Falls Expressway (JFX) at Holliday and Saratoga Streets through December 23.

The Duffy String Band from Philadelphia performs at the 63rd annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on Charles Street.

Members of the McHale School of Irish Dance perform at the 63rd annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on Charles Street.

The parade of vintage cars included this robin’s egg blue Pontiac at the 63rd annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on Charles Street.

The Calvert Hall Marching Band at the 63rd annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on Charles Street.

Karl Auer, of Baltimore City, watched the St. Patrick’s Day parade on Charles Street after participating in the morning 5K Shamrock Run.

Nina Amaya, on stilts, dances with Chris Donnelly, left, and Dennis Feeley, right, both of Towson, at the 63rd annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on Charles Street.

“St. Patrick” waves to the spectators at the 63rd annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on Charles Street.

The 63rd annual St. Patrick’s Day parade starts at the Washington Monument and heads south down Charles Street, and east on Pratt Street to Market Place.

Frederick Douglass is portrayed by Michael E. Crutcher, Sr., pictured, from Kentucky. The 200th Anniversary Celebration of Frederick Douglass Day at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum includes history, lectures and children’ activities to mark the birth of one of the country’s first, and greatest, civil rights crusaders.

Terrell Blackwell, 11, from Fullerton, meets Michael E. Crutcher, Sr. from Kentucky who portrayed Frederick Douglass. The 200th Anniversary Celebration of Frederick Douglass Day at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum includes history, lectures and children’ activities to mark the birth of one of the country’s first, and greatest, civil rights crusaders.

Kaitlyn Tanner, 9, draws a picture of Frederick Douglass. The 200th Anniversary Celebration of Frederick Douglass Day at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum includes history, lectures and children’ activities to mark the birth of one of the country’s first, and greatest, civil rights crusaders. Frederick Douglass is portrayed by Michael E. Crutcher, Sr. from Kentucky.

The 200th Anniversary Celebration of Frederick Douglass Day at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum includes history, lectures and children’ activities to mark the birth of one of the country’s first, and greatest, civil rights crusaders. Frederick Douglass is portrayed by Michael E. Crutcher, Sr. from Kentucky.

Corwyn Taylor, 12, from Odenton walks past the entrance of the Museum Shop. The 200th Anniversary Celebration of Frederick Douglass Day at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum includes history, lectures and children’ activities to mark the birth of one of the country’s first, and greatest, civil rights crusaders. Frederick Douglass is portrayed by Michael E. Crutcher, Sr. from Kentucky.

Charles Eddington points out children’s books and a stuffed animal in the Museum Shop to his son, Charles Eddington, III. The 200th Anniversary Celebration of Frederick Douglass Day at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum includes history, lectures and children’ activities to mark the birth of one of the country’s first, and greatest, civil rights crusaders. Frederick Douglass is portrayed by Michael E. Crutcher, Sr. from Kentucky.

Visitors look at the quilts in the exhibition, “Freedom: Emancipation Quilted & Stitched,” by artist Joan M. E. Gaither, Ph.D. The 200th Anniversary Celebration of Frederick Douglass Day at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum includes history, lectures and children’ activities to mark the birth of one of the country’s first, and greatest, civil rights crusaders. Frederick Douglass is portrayed by Michael E. Crutcher, Sr. from Kentucky.

London Ladd, the illustrator for the children’s book, “Frederick’s Journey: The Life of Frederick Douglass,” written by Doreen Rappaport, shows children how to draw Douglass’ picture from a photograph. The 200th Anniversary Celebration of Frederick Douglass Day at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum includes history, lectures and children’ activities to mark the birth of one of the country’s first, and greatest, civil rights crusaders. Frederick Douglass is portrayed by Michael E. Crutcher, Sr. from Kentucky.

Boogie Knights entertains the fans of the Farpoint 25 Convention held at the Hunt Valley Inn. Far point celebrates a quarter-century of imaginative fiction fandom covering fantasy and sci-fi, horror and superheroes.

Nana Visitor (“Star Trek: Deep Space Nine”) greets fans at the Farpoint 25 Convention at the Hunt Valley Inn. Far point celebrates a quarter-century of imaginative fiction fandom covering fantasy and sci-fi, horror and superheroes.

Nicole Price is dressed as Boba Fett with customized Mandalorian armor. Bounty hunter Boba Fett is from the planet Mandalore in the Star Wars science fiction franchise created by George Lucas. Price is a member of the Mandalorian Mercs Costume Club. Farpoint 25 Convention at the Hunt Valley Inn celebrates a quarter-century of imaginative fiction fandom covering fantasy and sci-fi, horror and superheroes.

W.L. Swarts Enterprises has Star Trek plates for sale as well as other kinds of merchandise. Farpoint 25 Convention at the Hunt Valley Inn celebrates a quarter-century of imaginative fiction fandom covering fantasy and sci-fi, horror and superheroes.

Le Wren’s Nest is one of the vendors at the Farpoint 25 Convention held at the Hunt Valley Inn. Lawrence and Julie Brooks are the owners. At far right is Julie Brooks. Far point celebrates a quarter-century of imaginative fiction fandom covering fantasy and sci-fi, horror and superheroes.

“Chastity Vonfae,” dressed as Harley Quinn, made an appearance at Farpoint 25 Convention at the Hunt Valley Inn . Far point celebrates a quarter-century of imaginative fiction fandom covering fantasy and sci-fi, horror and superheroes.

Stephanie Smith from Baltimore is Visas Marr from the Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic, II. Farpoint 25 Convention at the Hunt Valley Inn celebrates a quarter-century of imaginative fiction fandom covering fantasy and sci-fi, horror and superheroes.

Richard and Julie Harris from Havre de Grace got their Star Trek space crafts signed at the Farpoint 25 Convention held at the Hunt Valley Inn. Farpoint celebrates a quarter-century of imaginative fiction fandom covering fantasy and sci-fi, horror and superheroes.

Hundreds of boats were on display at the Baltimore Boat Show, which is being held this weekend at the Baltimore Convention Center.

Keenan Bynum of Baltimore and his 6 year old son William Bynum climbed aboard a Bayliner pleasure boat at the Baltimore Boat Show, which is being held this weekend at the Baltimore Convention Center.

Kevin Williams of Poolesville sits at the wheel of a Key West 189FS fishing boat at the Baltimore Boat Show, which is being held this weekend at the Baltimore Convention Center.

J.P. Williams, 7 of Poolesville, climbed aboard a Key West 189 FS fishing boat along with his dad Kevin Williams at the Baltimore Boat Show, which is being held this weekend at the Baltimore Convention Center.

Donald Brewster, left, and Clayton Workman, right, both of Harford county, look at Malibu speedboats from Chessie Marine at the Baltimore Boat Show, which is being held this weekend at the Baltimore Convention Center.

Jason Lallis of Washington DC holds his 16 month old son Jordan Lallis as they look at a Regal Express cruiser at the Baltimore Boat Show, which is being held this weekend at the Baltimore Convention Center.

This is the cockpit of a Glastron GTS open bow speedboat from Fairwinds Marina of Annapolis, that is on display at the Baltimore Boat Show, being held this weekend at the Baltimore Convention Center.

A shiny anchor is part of a boat on display at the Baltimore Boat Show, which is being held this weekend at the Baltimore Convention Center.