Harborplace has lined up a great summer of sizzling events from commemorating the 60th Anniversary of D-Day to a seven-mile run/walk celebrating survivors of serious illnesses to a summer full of fantastic music. In addition, visitors can take advantage of the Harbor Pass, offering discounts at area attractions, lodging and restaurants. And as always, Harborplace offers great shopping, dining and entertainment in all three of its pavilions. There is surely something to delight and entertain the entire family at Harborplace this summer.

Liberty Week, 5/31 � 6/4: Commemorating the 60th anniversary of D-Day, Liberty Week features events beginning on Monday, May 31, and continuing through Sunday, June 6. Events include living history presentations, a special ceremony to honor the Baltimore City Fire Department, military vehicles and equipment displays and an honorary fireworks display on Saturday night.

On the day of the actual anniversary, June 6, a special memorial service will be conducted at the Harborplace Amphitheatre in honor of the country�s military personnel.

In addition, military historian and veteran speakers will be onboard Baltimore�s Liberty Ship, the John W. Brown � one of only two Liberty Ships still sailing today � throughout the week to give visitors a look at what life was like during this time in our nation�s history.

Survivor Harbor 7, 6/12: Survivor Harbor 7, a seven-mile running event will take place Saturday, June 12, along the Inner Harbor Promenade. Survivor Harbor 7 will be the first race of its kind to feature top runners competing alongside survivor athletes in their respective divisions, and will also be the first running event to follow the panoramic Baltimore inner harbor route.

Organized by the Baltimore-based Active Survivors Network in partnership with the Lance Armstrong Foundation, the inaugural run-walk event will feature men�s and women�s open competitive divisions as well as survivor divisions for those recovering from or living with serious illness.

The event will be open to all runners and walkers. For more information on Survivor Harbor 7 and the Active Survivors Network, call 410-823-0562 or log on to the organization�s web site at www.activesurvivor.org.

Summer Concert Series: Steamy summer nights are cooler at the Harborplace. Starting Memorial Day weekend, May 29, the Harborplace Amphitheatre will host some of the area's finest musical artists. Mark your calendars for these free performances. For more information, the public can call the Harborplace Special Events Line at 1-800-HARBOR-1/410-332-4191 or via the Internet at www.harborplace.com.

MAY 2004 Saturday, 5/29, 8-11 p.m. � Tony Berry & New Money sing oldies. Sunday, 5/30, 4-6 p.m. � Performer to be announced.

JUNE 2004 Saturday, 6/5, 8-11 p.m. � Gino's Swing Band swings by Harborplace. Sunday, 6/6, 4-6 p.m. � Celebrate America when Harborplace hosts the 299th Army Band. Saturday, 6/12, 8 -11p.m. � Come together in celebrating the music of the Beatles with Beatwater. Sunday, 6/13, 4-6 p.m. � Come over land or by sea to enjoy the U.S. Navy Concert Band and Sea Chanters. Saturday, 6/19, 8-11 p.m. � Enjoy the boogie-woogie nights of summer with Captain Fantastic Boogie Fever. Sunday, 6/20, 4-6 p.m. � Performer to be announced. Saturday, 6/26, 8-11 p.m. � Make it a Krystal Klear evening enjoying top 40 hits. Sunday, 6/27, 4-6 p.m. � Enjoy the light jazz sounds of Love Craft.

JULY 2004 Saturday, 7/3, 8-11 p.m. � New Monopoly will perform great hits. Sunday, 7/4, 4-6 p.m. � Join in the Sailabration as Harborplace and a band, still to be announced, celebrate our nation's independence. Saturday, 7/10, 8-11 p.m. � Listen to top 40 greatest hits performed by Appaloosa. Sunday, 7/11, 4-6 p.m. � The U.S. Navy Commodores perform. Saturday, 7/17, 8-11 p.m. � David Bach Consort performs up-beat jazz for audiences of all ages. Sunday, 7/18, 4-6 p.m. � The Rockville Concert Band makes its way up I-95 to help the audiences enjoy a great evening. Saturday, 7/24, 8-11 p.m. � Full Tilt will perform a variety of music throughout the evening. Saturday, 7/31, 8-11 p.m. � Hear the bluegrass music of Crawdaddies.

AUGUST 2004 Sunday, 8/1, 4-6 p.m. � Love Craft is back for another performance. Saturday, 8/7, 8-11 p.m. � Get down to the Latin music of Mambo Combo. Sunday, 8/8, 4-6 p.m. � Performer to be announced. Saturday, 8/14, 8-11 p.m. � Klassix will perform the top 40s. Sunday, 8/15, 4-6 p.m. � Performer to be announced. Saturday, 8/21, 8-11 p.m. � Stryker's Posse will perform the tropical sounds of reggae. Sunday, 8/22, 4-6 p.m. � The U.S. Naval Academy's Electric Brigade will perform. Saturday, 8/28, 8-11 p.m. � Sons of Pirates will capture everyone's hearts. Sunday, 8/29, 4-6 p.m. � The Army Blues Band will perform.

SEPTEMBER 2004 Saturday, 9/4, 8-11 p.m. � Performer to be announced. Sunday, 9/5, 4-6 p.m. � The summer concert series winds down with the Sankofa West African Dance Theatre.

Visitors to Baltimore�s Inner Harbor can take advantage of the Harbor Pass, a value-added combination pass to area attractions. The three-day pass provides discounted entry to the National Aquarium in Baltimore; Maryland Science Center; Port Discovery, The Kid-Powered Museum; and Top of the World Observation Level at Baltimore�s World Trade Center.

The Harbor Pass also includes savings at select Inner Harbor hotels; Baltimore Orioles games; Ed Kane�s Water Taxi; ESPN Zone; National Historic Seaport attractions; Ride the Ducks, a land-sea tour; Gold�s Gym; Harborplace & The Gallery; Power Plant Live!, a hotspot of unique restaurants and entertainment venues; and Passport: Voyages of Discovery, a new cinematic experience launching in June 2003.

Harbor Pass is available through Connect Baltimore at the Baltimore Visitor Center, or in advance by calling 1-877-Baltimore, or by visiting www.baltimore.org. Connect Baltimore is the Baltimore Area Convention and Visitors Association�s new innovative ticketing and reservation system for more than 50 hotels and attractions.

Featuring over 100 stores, 14 full-service restaurants, plus a variety of more casual eateries, Harborplace is three pavilions of great shopping, dining and entertainment. Harborplace is just one of the 19 Premier Marketplaces presented by The Rouse Company. Since planning and constructing one of the country�s first regional malls in the 1950s, The Rouse Company has increased its collection to 49 regional retail centers, including 135 nationally known department stores and 7,000 small merchants.

Additional information, including all current press materials and downloadable photography are available at www.premiermarketplaces.com and www.kruzic.com. For more information about Harborplace, visit www.harborplace.com.

Headquartered in Columbia, Md., The Rouse Company was founded in 1939 and became a public company in 1956. A premier real estate development and management company, The Rouse Company, through its numerous affiliates, operates more than 150 properties encompassing retail, office, research and development and industrial space in 22 states. The Company is also the developer of the planned communities of Columbia, Md., Summerlin, along the western edge of Las Vegas, Nev., and a new project in Houston, Tex. The Company is also an investor in The Woodlands, a planned community in Houston, Tex. For more information about The Rouse Company, visit www.therousecompany.com.

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