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Baltimore comes alive as never before in these
cutting-edge arts spaces and iconic historic places.
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www.viewbaltimore
11201 Garrison Forest Rd.,
Owings Mills, MD; 443-738-9200;
ExploreNature.org
An environmental organization
educating and inspiring current and
future generations to explore, respect
and protect nature.
Maryland Department of
Natural Resources
580 Taylor Ave., D-4,
Tawes State Office Bldg., Annapolis, MD;
877-620-8367; DNR.Maryland.gov
Visit the website for details about
outdoor activities throughout Maryland.
Northwestern Baltimore Park
Golf Driving Range
2101 W. Rogers Ave.; 410-664-2824;
BCRP.BaltimoreCity.gov/
NorthwestParkGolf
Park offering a modest driving range for
golfers, plus ballfields for soccer, softball
and lacrosse. Open April to October in
the city’s Mount Washington area.
Stumpy’s Hatchet House
15 FLOORS OF OR
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ARTWORK AND INAL
EXHIBITIONS
Clock
Room Tours on
Saturday-$8.00
21 S. Eutaw St.
(Bromo Arts Di
strict)
www.BROMOs
eltzerARTStow
er.com
Be sure to check the hours on thewebsites before you go.
1 W. Pennsylvania Ave., Towson, MD;
410-842-1655; StumpysTowson.com
An upscale, laid-back BYOB, BYOFood
hatchet-throwing establishment. Enjoy
great music and a variety of games.
Experience what everyone is talking about!
Terrapin Adventures
8600 Foundry St., #50 New Weave Bldg.,
Savage, MD; 301-725-1313;
TerrapinAdventures.com
Outdoor adventure center offering a
climbing tower, zip line, giant swing and
high ropes course, plus team-building
facilities and programs.
Spectator
Sports & Venues
Baltimore Ravens
1101 Russell St., M&T Bank Stadium;
410-261-7283; BaltimoreRavens.com
The NFL Baltimore Ravens play in state-
of-the-art M&T Bank Stadium. Call the
team ticket office: 410-261-RAVE (7283).
Corrigan Sports Enterprises, Inc.
6725 Santa Barbara Ct., Elkridge, MD;
410-605-9381; CorriganSports.com
A sports marketing/event management
firm that presents the Under Armour
Baltimore Marathon, Toyota Pro Beach
Volleyball and others.
Laurel Park
198 Laurel Racetrack Rd., Laurel, MD;
301-725-0400; LaurelPark.com
Site of the Maryland Million, offering
live thoroughbred racing and simulcast
racing from across the country.
The Orioles
333 W. Camden St.,
Oriole Park at Camden Yards;
888-848-BIRD; Orioles.com
The Orioles play 81 home games from
April-September. Ballpark tours are
available year-round.
Pimlico Race Course
5201 Park Heights Ave.; 410-542-9400;
Pimlico.com
Home of the Preakness, middle
jewel of the Triple Crown. Offers live
thoroughbred racing plus simulcast
racing from across the country.
Royal Farms Arena
DISCOVER ANNAPOLIS
54
300 Years Young
201 W. Baltimore St.; 410-347-2020;
RoyalFarmsArena.com
Baltimore’s sports and entertainment
center, steps from the Inner Harbor,
features concerts, pro sports and
family shows.
Theater & Arts
Art Museums &
Galleries
American Visionary Art Museum
800 Key Hwy.; 410-244-1900; AVAM.org
This national museum and education
center presents outstanding original
works by intuitive, self-taught artists.
Andamento Studio & Gallery
3406 Chestnut Ave.; 443-717-4598;
AndamentoGallery.com
Fine art mosaics and hand-crafted
jewelry are created by artists working
on the premises and we are happy to
greet you.
The Baltimore Museum of Art
10 Art Museum Dr. (at N. Charles and
31st Sts.); 443-573-1700; ArtBMA.org
Maryland’s largest art museum
showcases a dazzling collection, from
ancient mosaics to contemporary art;
free admission.
Baltimore Museum of Industry
1415 Key Hwy.; 410-727-4808;
TheBMI.org
Explore industries of yesterday, today
and tomorrow, from canning oysters
to making video games. Offers family
tours and free on-site parking.
Bromo Tower Arts &
Entertainment District
21 S. Eutaw St., c/o Baltimore Office of
Promotion and the Arts; 443-874-3596;
BromoSeltzerArtsTower.com
The Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower has
been a Baltimore landmark since its
construction in 1911. The Baltimore
Office of Promotions & The Arts has
transformed the Tower into a space for
visual and literary artists.
C. Grimaldis Gallery
523 N. Charles St.; 410-539-1080;
CGrimaldisGallery.com
Baltimore’s oldest contemporary
art gallery specializes in post-WWII
American and European art.
The Contemporary
429 N. Eutaw St., 1S; 443-388-8980;
Contemporary.org
A nomadic, non-collecting art museum,
inspired by three guiding principles:
artists matter, collaboration is key and
audience is everywhere.
Crystal Moll Gallery
1030 S. Charles St.; 410-952-2843;
CrystalMoll.com
Home to Crystal Moll’s urban
landscape paintings and prints, along
with work by other local artists.
Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers
Maritime Park Museum
1417 Thames St.; 410-685-0295;
DouglassMyers.org
African American heritage site
recounting the history of Frederick
Douglass, Isaac Myers and the nation’s
first black-owned shipyard.
Galerie Myrtis
2224 N. Charles St.; 410-235-3711;
GalerieMyrtis.net
Fine art gallery representing
contemporary artists whose creativity
is expressed through painting,
photography and sculpture.
The James E. Lewis
Museum of Art
Morgan State University, 2201 Argonne Dr.;
443-885-3030; JELMAMuseum.org
Enjoy 19th- and 20th-century American,
European and traditional African art,
plus guided tours; open Tuesday
through Sunday; free admission.
Jewish Museum of Maryland
15 Lloyd St.; 410-732-6400;
JewishMuseumMD.org
Features exhibition galleries, two
historic synagogues—Lloyd Street
(1845) and Bnai Israel (1876)—a
research library, archives and gift shop.
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