Explore the history of mazes and labyrinths through giant indoor games. Children and adults will explore a giant, life-sized cardboard box maze, jump from...
It’s time to welcome back our warblers, orioles, tanagers, flycatchers and more during the Spring Baltimore Birding Weekend!
Guided birding experiences by...
Through objects ranging from clothing to a runaway slave notice, learn how the enslaved community at Homewood navigated parenthood, education, nutrition,...
Bring the family out to the water’s edge in Canton to celebrate the 10th annual National Maritime Day celebration on Sunday, May 20, presented by the...
"Oakland," the former home of Edgar Allan Poe III is the 41st Annual Symphony Designer's Show House. Located in the Greenspring Valley of Baltimore County,...
"Oakland," the former home of Edgar Allan Poe III, will be the site of the 41st Baltimore Symphony Associates' Designer Show House. The home is located in...
Learn about the history of constitutional amendments through facsimiles of government records developed by the National Archives and Records Administration.
The exhibits at the internationally renowned Walters have long traversed the globe, from the tapestries of Medieval Europe to the textiles of the Middle...
Organized in partnership with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this exhibit displays the connection between renowned artist Jack Whitten's sculptures and his...
This Baltimore artist builds immersive spaces suffused with unnatural colors to call attention to toxic waste in local waterways. Through her partnership...
In late 2016, Stephen Towns became an official artist to watch in Baltimore with the debut of his Take Me Away to the Stars exhibit at Galerie Myrtis. Towns'...
As an acclaimed artist and trained architect, Tomás Saraceno uses iridescent panels, spider webs, and inflatable orbs in three fascinating sculptures on...
Two films featuring works by MacArthur Award-winner Mary Reid Kelley and her collaborator and husband Patrick Kelley will display the duo’s signature...
Join us for a one hour brunch flow with Yoga Social Society! Stay afterwards for an amazing post-flow brunch! Your ticket includes a one hour yoga class,...
Ryan Syrell’s works showcase intimate domestic spaces and objects in this simultaneously joyful and anxious exhibit. They navigate bedrooms, kitchens,...
Cooking Class
Benedicts and Bubbles.
You can’t have breakfast in bed, at a restaurant. True story. Lazy Sundays and leaving the house don’t always mix,...
Please join us as we celebrate the 40th anniversary of Black Classic Press hosted by the Reginald F. Lewis Museum.
We’ve come through forty years with the...
Nia Hampton’s Drapetomania: A Strong Urge To Escape April 13th–May 26th
Waller Gallery is pleased to present its first show and Nia Hampton’s first solo...
Discover New England’s native communities through cultural materials and activities in this Port Discovery exhibit. Help us celebrate the opening of this...
Many of our most visible public symbols, including flags, are currently under increased scrutiny and public reconsideration. Rather than seek to define any...
Richard Hollander’s book, Every Day Lasts a Year: A Jewish Family’s Correspondence from Poland, plays out on the Everyman Theatre stage. Like so many great...
Antigone, by Sophocles, was written over 2400 years ago. It has remained relevant for every age and has been produced over the world. Its beauty and power...
Written around 442 BCE, during the golden age of Athens, Antigone depicts the courage of a young woman, who chooses loyalty to her brother, facing probable...
Todd Marcus is one of the few artists worldwide to focus on the bass clarinet as a main instrument in modern jazz with his large and small ensembles. His...
Granny falling asleep while reading, a locked room, three large strunks, and a mysterious letter are all wrapped up in this mystery comedy by Robert Russell.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards, the beautiful baseball-only facility in downtown Baltimore, became the official home of the Orioles on April 6, 1992. The...
Richard Hollander’s book, Every Day Lasts a Year: A Jewish Family’s Correspondence from Poland, plays out on the Everyman Theatre stage. Like so many great...
