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The Dragon Boats are Back!
Join us on September 9th for a day of fun.
The Dragon Boat Races are back and more exciting than ever! Whether you’re on a team, cheering for a paddler or just ready for a fantastic festival—the 12th Biennial Dragon Boat Races are a sure-fire fun day. Make your way to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor to be part of the unique and thrilling competition. Races will kick off in the morning, with the nearly two dozen teams competing. Following the awards ceremony, even more fun awaits. At the harbor’s West Shore Park, a lively festival will feature food and drink vendors, live music, a children’s section, and other excitement.
One day, dozens of races and an exciting festival. Get the details here!
Since 1998, the Catholic Charities Dragon Boat Races have lit up the Inner Harbor for this battle of the boats. Some of the area’s most philanthropic businesses build teams and practice eight weeks for the big event. September 9 is showtime!
Positioned at the harbor’s West Shore Park, the festival will feature food and drink vendors, live music, a children’s section and booths from Catholic Charities with activities. Join the fun from 12pm-5pm. It’s a post-race party!
Community Programs
With more than 80 programs and over 200 locations across the state, we aim to improve the lives of thousands of Marylanders in need every day.
- Anna's House
- Catholic Charities Human Resources
- Christopher Place Employment Academy
- Community Housing
- Esperanza Center
- Gallagher Services
- Head Start
- My Brother's Keeper
- My Sister's Place Women's Center
- Our Daily Bread Employment Center
- Safe Streets
- Sarah's House
- Senior Communities
- St. Vincent's Villa
- Villa Maria Behavioral Health
- Weinberg Housing & Resource Center
- Workforce Development
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Platinum Sponsors
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Parking Details
Charles Street, Key Highway & Light Street (south of Conway Street) should be avoided between 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. noon, but especially between 8:30–9:30 a.m.