Welcome to Saturday Morning Tunes, an award-winning family friendly concert series!

When we were growing up, kids’ music – let alone kids’ concerts – was pretty lame. Our mission: To present concerts you can enjoy with your kids – not just for your kids, at times when you don’t have to pay for a sitter. More than 25,000 parents and kids have attended a Saturday Morning Tunes concert since the series launched in 2017.

We produce a mix of indoor and outdoor shows. The secret is, these shows aren’t actually for our kids – they’re for us parents (shhh).

Sunday Morning Tunes Pop Princesses at the MD State Fair

Sept. 13 at the Maryland State Fairgrounds
11am gates, 11:30am show

From Sabrina Carpenter to Taylor Swift, girls run the world of pop music. And on Sunday Sept. 13, WTMD’s Sunday Morning Tunes presents our first ever Pop Princesses Show at the Maryland State Fair. Featuring Baltimore’s own Enslow and her band performing pitch-perfect hits from Sabrina Carpenter, Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, Chappell Roan and more! It’s an ideal show for princesses and pop lovers of any age. Be sure to dress as your favorite pop princess. No tiara? No problem – just make your own at the show. Sparkles are our specialty. Plus: concert tickets include admission to the fair!

**Tickets on sale now, includes admission to the fair and kids under 6 are free!!

Enslow is a Baltimore-based pop artist blending electronic pop, disco, indie songwriting and country-pop storytelling into a sound that feels both nostalgic and current. Following the release of her debut album, “Hello,” Enslow was named Best Band in Baltimore by Baltimore Magazine in 2024, featured on NPR’s World Cafe, and selected for NPR Tiny Desk Contest’s Top Shelf in 2026. She has spent the past year touring throughout the East Coast and beyond with her high-energy live band, building an audience through immersive performances and a style that balances sharp hooks, emotional honesty, and a strong sense of identity. Enslow is quickly becoming one of the region’s standout pop artists.

Sunday Morning Tunes K-Pop Dance Party at the MD State Fair

Sept. 13 at the Maryland State Fairgrounds
2pm gates, 2:30pm show

If you have kids, you probably know all the words to the songs from the hit new movie “K-Pop Demon Hunters,” plus hit songs from BTS and other K-Pop stars. Join WTMD’s Sunday Morning Tunes Sept. 13 for our K-Pop Dance Party at the Maryland State Fair. The show features the 10-person K-Pop dance group Konnect DMV performing choreographed dances from the movie and BTS hits, as well as singers, K-Pop trivia and costume contests (with prizes) and more! Come dressed as your favorite character from “K-Pop Demon Hunters” or your favorite K-pop star.

**Tickets on sale now, includes admission to the fair and kids under 6 are free!!

Founded in 2021, Konnect DMV is a dance community built to connect dancers across D.C., Maryland and Virginia. Over the years, they’ve grown their audience to over 40,000 followers across all social platforms and expanded into a team that creates engaging events and collaborations with the community. Their mission is to bring together K-Pop dancers to create a space to share skills, improve, and strengthen the K-Pop dance scene in the DMV.

COMBO PACKAGE: Tickets to both shows, plus fair admission and kids under 6 are free

Note: Anyone who purchases a ticket or RSVPs to a Saturday Morning Tunes show will be automatically enrolled in WTMD & WYPR’s newsletter. Tickets are non-refundable.

For all general inquiries and accessibility requests, please contact Sam Sessa at [email protected]

About the series

Our mission: To present concerts you and your kids can enjoy together. Since Saturday Moring Tunes launched in January 2017, nearly 35,000 kids, parents and grandparents have attended shows in Baltimore, Annapolis and Washington D.C. We look forward to seeing you and your little ones at an upcoming show!

Tickets are a donation to Baltimore Public Media, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, and are non-refundable. Proceeds from this concert help support children’s programming on-air and in our community.