Weekend Festivals, Shows Planned Across Three States

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Weekend events include Springfield’s Wingapalooza, kicking off Nov. 6 and continuing Nov. 7, with a live performance by the Southern Bandits; a separate holiday shopping feature highlights décor and gifts at Christian Associates thrift store. In Baltimore, Patterson Park Brewfest offers more than 40 local beers, food, vendors and music, with proceeds supporting the park, while Columbia’s lakefront hosts a Veterans and Military Families Monument celebration and a 15-minute drone show. The Inner Harbor Ice Rink also opens Nov. 6 and runs through Jan. 18, and Grammy-winning singer Babyface performs Sunday at Live! Casino and Hotel. In Memphis, the free-entry 901 Hot Wing Fest returns Nov. 7 at Grind City Brewing Co., featuring 20 teams, wing samples available for donations and proceeds benefiting the Memphis Child Advocacy Center.

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