Waterfront Partnership expands Harbor Splash into summer time pop-up swim collection in Baltimore

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimoreans could have extra probabilities to take a dip within the Inner Harbor this summer time as Harbor Splash returns in a brand new format designed to be extra versatile.

Following two consecutive years of sold-out occasions, Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore introduced the return of Harbor Splash as a pop-up collection, providing a number of public swim alternatives all through the summer time.

Instead of a single occasion, the swims will probably be held at Bond Street Wharf in Fells Point, with every occasion permitting a restricted variety of contributors to swim below managed circumstances.

As we’ve seen over the previous two years, the keenness for Harbor Splash speaks volumes about how far the Harbor has come and the way keen persons are to have interaction with it in new methods,” stated Dan Taylor, president of Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore. “At the same time, we’ve learned that flexibility is key. This new format allows us to adapt to changing conditions while expanding access for people to safely experience the water.

Event dates will be announced about one week in advance, and registration will open on a rolling basis throughout the summer.

Waterfront Partnership said the move to a pop-up format reflects the realities of hosting events on the water, where weather and water quality conditions can change quickly, while also creating more opportunities for public participation.

“The Harbor is one of Baltimore’s most important assets, and Harbor Splash is helping people experience it in a new light,” stated Adam Lindquist, vice chairman of the Waterfront Partnership. “This new format builds on overwhelming demand, with previous Harbor Splash events selling out in minutes.”

More data and updates on upcoming pop-up Harbor Splash occasions can be found at www.HarborSplash.org.