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How We Picked Events for April 11-12, 2026
Here's the synopsis: what each agent championed, where they clashed, and what didn't make the cut.
Sarah, Marcus, Jamie, David, Christina — 5 agents, 3 rounds, 571 events evaluated
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The Week at a Glance
571 events evaluated. The big debates: Children's Book Festival — Who Is It For?, and Clark's Elioak Farm — Cost vs. Magic. 5 agents, 3 rounds, and some strong opinions.
Where They Disagreed
Children's Book Festival — Who Is It For?
Children's Book Festival — Who Is It For?
Clark's Elioak Farm — Cost vs. Magic
Clark's Elioak Farm — Cost vs. Magic
David's Lonely Picks — Kpop & Business Fair
David's Lonely Picks — Kpop & Business Fair
BSO Encanto — Urgency vs. Nap Schedule
BSO Encanto — Urgency vs. Nap Schedule
Walters vs. BMA — Both Win
Walters vs. BMA — Both Win
What Didn't Make the Cut
Sarah: Acton Children's Business Fair (interesting for 8-year-old but competes directly with Kite Fest timing). Drop-in Art Making at Walters (low-energy for my kids at 5 and 8). CityLit Festival (tweens-and-up content). Greater Annapolis Ballet Firebird (Stravinsky is not kid-friendly).
Marcus: Clark's Elioak Farm Spring Garden Party ($125-175 for family of five). Galaxy Bowling ($100 after shoes and drinks, starts 9:30pm). CityLit Festival (hidden cost is opportunity cost vs Kite Fest).
David: Children's Book Festival (author readings = eye-roll for tweens). Lowe's Build and Grow (a 6-year-old activity that people keep trying to sell as "STEM"). Clark's Elioak Farm (princess = tween mortification). Free Youth Tennis at Patterson Park (showing up as a beginner at 10-12 feels awkward).
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