2026 TTSPAMD Steelpan Music Festival & Awards

A free, family-friendly steelpan music festival and awards celebration with live performances in Baltimore

Join the 🇹🇹🇺🇸🛢️Trinidad & Tobago Steelpan Association of Maryland (TTSPAMD) to celebrate WORLD STEELPAN DAY 🇹🇹🌏, the United Nations’ acknowledgment of the Steelpan’s cultural, artistic, and social impact as the only acoustic musical instrument created in the 20th century. 🇹🇹🇺🇸🛢️TTSPAMD’s 3rd Annual Steelpan Music Festival & Awards 📅 Saturday, August 8, 2026 📍Eager Park (900 N. Wolfe St, Baltimore, MD) 🕥 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 🎟️ Admission is FREE and open to the public. 🎭 Featuring DYNAMIC Performances By: 🛢️🎶 Lennard Jack, Jr. 🛢️🎶 Lenny Rogers 🛢️🎶 Harbor Lights Pan Ensemble 🛢️🎶 PanTones Steel Orchestra 🛢️🎶 Positive Vibrations Youth Steel Orchestra 🛢️🎶 T&T Baltimore Steel Orchestra 🎭 PLUS Special Awards Presented To: 🏅Lorna Green, Carlton Best, and Robert Greenidge (Posthumous)  What to Expect: 🎵 Live steelpan performances 💃🏽 Family-friendly entertainment ❤️ Support arts, cultural education, and community engagement This FANTASTIC family-friendly event is an opportunity to celebrate our heritage, build community, and honor pioneers who have worked tirelessly to promote and advance the steelpan as a mainstream instrument. Bring your family, invite your friends, and enjoy a wide variety of music from Caribbean classics to R&B/Pop favorites, and much more! 📩 Contact info: ttspamd@gmail.com / 443-690-2408 💻 Website: www.ttspamd.org [http://www.ttspamd.org] #Steelpan #BaltimoreMusic #TrinidadandTobago #KeepOurCultureAlive #TrinidadCarnival #WestIndianCommunity #FamilyFun #CaribbeanCulture #BaltimoreEvents #RegisterToday #CommunityStrong — About the Trinidad & Tobago Steelpan Association of Maryland (TTSPAMD) The Trinidad and Tobago Steelpan Association of Maryland (TTSPAMD) was officially established in 2024 by steelpan enthusiasts to promote the development and advancement of the instrument at its highest standard.  The goals of the organization are: * To expose and educate the wider community about the history and legacy of the steelpan, the national instrument of Trinidad and Tobago. * To impact future generations of musicians and music lovers by providing access to high quality performances, workshops, and networking opportunities. * To serve as a resource that connects steelpan musicians, ensembles, tuners, and pan makers with other musicians, organizations, and event organizers in the area.

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Aug 8 at 5 PM
Ends at 9 PM
929 N Wolfe St, Baltimore, MD
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