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What does Christmas in Maryland mean to you? Where would you like our microphones to go next year? Tell us about your favorite Christmas memories:

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Christmas in Maryland
Christmas in Maryland Stations

WBAL, Baltimore (AM 1090)
7pm Dec. 24 - 7am Dec. 25,
Noon Dec. 25- Midnight Dec. 25.

WCBC, Cumberland, MD (AM 1270)
Dec. 24 4pm -11pm
Dec. 25. 12am-10pm

WCEI-FM, Easton, MD (96.7FM)
6am - 8pm Dec. 25

WINX-FM, St. Michael's, MD (94.3FM)
6pm Dec. 24 - 10pm Dec. 25

WJEJ, Hagerstown, MD (AM 1240)
1pm,and 8pm Weekdays beginning Dec. 5 Through Dec. 23

WAMS-FM, Ocean City/Snow Hill, MD (101.1FM)
Dec. 24 12am - 9am, 5pm - Midnight, Dec. 25 12am - 12 Midnight

WKHJ-FM, Mountain Lake Park, MD (104.5FM)
10am-Midnight, Dec. 24

WNAV-AM, Annapolis, MD (AM 1430)

WTTR-AM, Westminster, MD (AM 1470)

WCTR-AM, Chestertown, MD (AM 1530)
Dec. 15- Dec. 23. 2pm-4pm Weekdays.

WGOP-AM, Pocomoke City, MD (AM 540)


WBEY-FM, Crisfield/Salisbury, MD (97.9FM)

Your Host: John Patti

pattiAward winning journalist and longtime Baltimore broadcaster John Patti is your host for Christmas in Maryland. John takes his microphone across the state to bring you cherished holiday memories, and the Christmas music you grew up with.

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micChristmas in Havre de Grace
Christmas Shopping in Baltimore

The Polar Express
Christmas by boat on the Shore

 

Listen To: Night of 100 Elvises

Santa Elvis shows up every year at the Night Of 100 Elvises!

Santa tells Christmas In Maryland ''When I come to Baltimore, this is my first stop every year. I love this town of Bawlmer.''

 

  

 

The first Friday and Saturday night of December each year is always set aside for The Night Of 100 Elvises at the Lithuanian Hall on Hollins Street. Just follow the sky high search light.

 

Night Of 100 Elvises is a fund raiser each year for the Johns Hopkins Childrens Center and Hungry For Music. This unique event celebrates contributions made to American music by the King of Rock and Roll. Each of the two nights will feature about 300 Elvis impersonators of all ages. None of the performers is ever paid for their time and none would rather be anywhere else on this first weekend in December.

   

 

Some of the Elvis costumes in the past have included a Roman soldier Elvis, a Native American Elvis and of course a ''fresh from Las Vegas'' Elvis.

 

  

Those in attendance range from doctors from Johns Hopkins, lawyers from as far away as Australia and even ''trashy housewives'' from Bawlmer.