Lil Rel Howery’s Baltimore Shows Run September 4–6 at Comedy Factory

Lil Rel Howery smiles in a dark jacket against a neutral backdrop.

Lil Rel Howery’s Baltimore shows give the city a five-set comedy option across the September 4–6 weekend. The actor and stand-up comic is booked at Baltimore Comedy Factory for two performances Friday, two Saturday, and a final Sunday-night set.

The official venue schedule lists Friday shows at 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. Saturday follows with 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. performances, while Sunday’s closing show begins at 7 p.m. With both early and late options, the run can work as either the centerpiece of a night out or the closing stop after dinner.

Howery’s screen résumé gives the weekend broader appeal. His breakout work in Get Out introduced him to a global audience, while later projects such as Free Guy and Vacation Friends expanded his lane as a performer who can shift between sharp reaction comedy, character work, and a more personal stand-up voice.

Onstage, that voice is the point. Howery often builds jokes from family, fame, relationships, and the small social rules people recognize before they can name them. The conversational delivery can feel loose, but the timing depends on careful escalation and quick turns in perspective.

Baltimore Comedy Factory operates inside the Best Western Plus Hotel at 5625 O’Donnell Street. The venue says attendees must be 21 or older and notes a two-drink minimum. Free parking is available, and guests should bring valid identification.

The club also warns buyers against third-party ticket resellers. Anyone planning to attend should use the venue’s official event listing and confirm the date and showtime before checkout, especially because the Friday and Saturday schedules contain separate early and late performances.

For readers planning the rest of the weekend, PowerPage’s recent Baltimore coverage includes more music and culture options around the city. Lil Rel Howery’s Baltimore shows begin tonight and continue through Sunday at Baltimore Comedy Factory.