Holiday Spectacular Baltimore Schedule

Upcomming Holiday Spectacular Baltimore Events:

• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Holiday Spectacular tickets in Baltimore, MD at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Sunday December 19, 2010.
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Holiday Spectacular tickets in Baltimore, MD at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Sunday December 19, 2010.
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Holiday Spectacular tickets in Baltimore, MD at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Saturday December 18, 2010.
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Holiday Spectacular tickets in Baltimore, MD at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Saturday December 18, 2010.
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Holiday Spectacular tickets in Baltimore, MD at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Friday December 17, 2010.

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Did You Know?

It's hypocritical and racist." The incident made tabloid headlines and O'Connor came in for heavy criticism and her songs were banned from a number of radio stations.

Thus before the 1996 season, a substantial expansion of the facility was done, with 2,000 seats added (some now outside the roof, which was not altered) and the lawn capacity doubled in size, by way of taking out rows of trees and a surrounding walk and raising the bank around the facility much higher.In 1996, PNC Bank, a Pittsburgh based banking company, purchased naming rights and the venue was renamed to the PNC Bank Arts Center.

[1] It is believed that the band was not invited back to the venue, as they did not perform there again before the band's breakup in 2004.

The venue announced a zero-tolerance policy to underage drinking, and it was also announced that for the next concert held at the arena, Fall Out Boy on June 6, between 60 and 80 state troopers would be on hand, up from the usual 10-15 and mostly undercover and plain clothed, to detain underage drinkers.

Signs advertising these upcoming festivals, along with the regular upcoming concerts, became a familiar site to drivers approaching toll booths along the Parkway.During off-season months the Arts Center is generally unused, except for a Holiday Light Spectacular show during the Christmas season.

It features a snack bar, ice rink, and a Christmas decoration shop which sells smaller replicas of the displays in the light spectacular.