Mahogany Exchange/
Out of Africa Gallery III
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111 W. Saratoga St., (between Park Ave.
and Cathedral St.); 410-752-5808
Renowned African, African American
and local artists displaying oils and
mixed media, antique black Madonnas
and much more.
Maryland Institute
College of Art (MICA)
1300 W. Mount Royal Ave.;
410-669-9200; MICA.edu
Founded in 1826, MICA is the oldest
continuously degree-granting college of
art and design in the nation.
The National Great Blacks
In Wax Museum
1601-03 E. North Ave.; 410-563-3404;
GreatBlacksInWax.org
America’s first wax museum of African
American history and culture features
150+ life-size and life-like wax figures.
Reginald F. Lewis Museum of
Maryland African American
History & Culture
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830 E. Pratt St.; 443-263-1800;
LewisMuseum.org
A major Inner Harbor tourist destination,
this museum highlights the history and
accomplishments of Maryland’s African
American community.
Renaissance Fine Arts
88 Village Square, Village of Cross Keys;
410-484-8900; RenaissanceFineArts.com
Features an exquisite collection of
original artwork, plus custom framing
and complimentary residential/
corporate consulting.
Robert McClintock
Studio & Gallery
3000 Chestnut Ave., Ste. 220;
410-814-2800; RobertMcClintock.com
McClintock’s original work and giclée
prints are creatively displayed at his
airy, light-filled, waterfront studio
gallery in Fell’s Point.
School 33 Art Center
1427 Light St.; 410-396-4641;
School33.org
A hub for contemporary art in
Baltimore. The center features rotating
exhibits, a members’ gallery and
special events throughout the year.
Sergio Martinez Architect
1328 Irving St. NW, Washington, DC;
202-664-2965;
SergioMartinezArchitect.com
See modern art designed and crafted
daily with eco-friendly materials;
features paintings, sculpture, furniture,
home accessories and jewelry.
The Walters Art Museum
600 N. Charles St.; 410-547-9000;
TheWalters.org
Features 55 centuries of art such as
Egyptian mummies, medieval armor,
illustrated manuscripts, Asian art and
European masterpieces; enjoy audio
tours and Saturday children’s activities.
General admission is free.
Theaters &
Performing Arts
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1027 Cathedral St.; 443-683-4696;
QueenMotherCries.Webs.com
A mobile educational theater/
classroom, where storytelling and art
foster community conversations.
Baltimore Shakespeare Factory
3900 Roland Ave.; 410-662-9455;
BaltimoreShakespeareFactory.org
We produce five plays each year at the
Elizabethan-style Great Hall Theatre
in Hampden and offer outreach and
education opportunities, workshops
and camps to audiences of all ages.
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall,
1212 Cathedral St.; 410-783-8100;
BSOMusic.org
Internationally recognized as one of
the world’s most important orchestras;
performs 100+ concerts a year.
Center Stage
700 N. Calvert St.; 410-332-0033;
CenterStage.org
One of the nation’s top 10 regional
theaters and honored as the State
Theater of Maryland.
Chesapeake
Shakespeare Company
7 S. Calvert St.; 410-244-8570;
ChesapeakeShakespeare.com
A custom-built theater, inspired by the
Globe, in a historic downtown bank
building. The award-winning company
presents Shakespeare and other classics.
Everyman Theatre
315 W. Fayette St.; 410-752-2208;
EverymanTheatre.org
A professional equity repertory company
of Baltimore/Washington artists presents
quality, accessible and affordable theater.
Hippodrome Theatre at the
France-Merrick Performing
Arts Center
12 N. Eutaw St.; 410-837-7400;
France-MerrickPAC.com
Presents the best of touring Broadway
and music in the heart of the Bromo
Tower Arts & Entertainment District.
Illusions: Bar & Theater
1025 S. Charles St.; 410-727-5811;
IllusionsMagicBar.com
Welcome to Baltimore’s longest-running
magic show. We feature two-hour
comedy and magic shows every Friday
and Saturday at 9 p.m.
Iron Crow Theatre
45 W. Preston St.; 443-637-2769;
IronCrowTheatre.org
Baltimore’s only professional queer
theatre, celebrating the renegade and
the unorthodox in all of us.
The Modell Lyric
110 W. Mt. Royal Ave.; 410-900-1150;
Modell-Lyric.com
From concerts to comedy, dance and
theater, we have been bringing world-
class entertainment to Baltimore for
over 120 years!
Morgan State University,
Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center
2201 Argonne Dr.; 443-885-4336;
MurphyFineArtsCenter.org
Baltimore’s most modern venue, with
state-of-the-art facilities for showcasing
the performing and visual arts.
Motor House
120 W. North Ave.; 410-637-8300;
MotorHouseBaltimore.com
Located in the Station North Arts
District, we are a three-story arts hub
with performance space, venue bar,
studio spaces and offices.
Peabody Institute of
The Johns Hopkins University
1 E. Mount Vernon Pl.; 667-208-6500;
Peabody.JHU.edu
Among the world’s most prestigious
music schools; stages 100 classical
and jazz performances annually at its
historic Mount Vernon campus.
Toby’s Dinner Theatre of Columbia
5900 Symphony Woods Rd.,
Columbia, MD; 410-730-8311;
TobysDinnerTheatre.com
Baltimore/Washington’s only
professional dinner theater in-the-
round features critically acclaimed
musicals, eight shows weekly and a
lavish buffet.