Finally I got a chance to visit Graffiti Alley~ Mommy and daughter visit while we were in the area…read morefor a quick stop. My daughter did a whole entire photo shoot in a matter 10-15 mins. It was a great day!!! Will definitely plan a visit again.

It's a small strip of space. Definitely a good content space if you're close. It's free. I went on…read morea nice day and several different artist and creators were out

Absolutely beautiful location. I love that so much of the history is preserved and cared for so…read moreintensely. If I were still in school, it would certainly be my top place to find quiet while studying.

Beautiful library with a rustic and magical feel and plenty of space for studying. I was able to…read moreget free wifi and sat down in a corridor of the bottom level. Apparently the upper levels of the library aren't open to visitors, but just sitting in the main floor was stunning.

Cool Miral that we saw when we were in little Italy in Baltimore. I like seeing all the public art…read moreI like Italy and I like Italian murals and I thought it was awesome.

A perfect park on a perfect spring day! The husband and I were in town to watch the Giants play…read moreagainst the Orioles and it was a beautiful Saturday. We stopped by for brunch at a place nearby and did the approx. 3 mile route around the park. There was a kite festival and there were a bunch of families and friends flying kites and enjoying the day. People were picnicking and playing music- really enjoying the spring day. If you have not been to this park, I highly recommend. It's a great place to spend the weekend.

This is a great park to go out and explore as a solo adventurer, bring a friend and sit and watch…read morethe ducks, go for a jog, or take your dog for a walk. Additionally, there's a children's area inside the park If you are looking for the Patterson Park Observatory it is approximately on the corner of S PATTERSON PARK AVE and E BALTIMORE ST

As members of The Walters, we were invited to the "State of the Art" event at The Walters Art…read moreMuseum for an evening of conversation and connection at the museum especially to hear Kate Burgin's vision for the next chapter of the museum. The evening started with light refreshment in the Level 1 lobby. Then, we went into the Graham Auditorium to hear Kate's vision for the future. It was really interesting. We were then encouraged to visit three floors of the museums that were open. There we could experience hands on explorations, conversations with curators, behind-the-scenes stories from conservators, sneak peak at new and returning exhibitions, and learn about volunteers programs. Being a member of The Walters really has so many benefits. On each floor, they also were serving more refreshments. We were excited to be able to see the Douriean Fletcher: Jewelry of the Afrofuture. It will be on exhibit until August 9, 2026. What an exhibition this is! We were so excited that we were able to view this without any crowds. What an incredible artist Dourien Fletcher is! Her work is just stunning. It was interesting to see the breath of her work in jewelry, costumes, film, etc. You will see simple to elaborate pieces of jewelry and so much more. Don't miss what she made for the movies Black Panther (2018) and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022).

The Walters Art Museum is free admission all the time, yet it was the least populated attraction…read morethat we visited in Baltimore on this trip, which made it easier to pace ourselves at whatever our personal museum speed. Me, I like reading up on whatever catches my attention. It was fun to read that a certain lady's head did not belong to the body it originally arrived at the museum with. Regarding another collection, I read that the artists would inscribe their names and certain references, which weren't necessarily correct! And a piece of aged donated gold was discovered to have been crafted more recently due to its popularity amidst its lack of supply, as the wire had evidence of having been extruded, and the holes were cut with scissors. Yup, don't just go around believing everything! We spent perhaps 2 1/2 hours meandering the halls. If you get peckish, they do have a snack counter where their sandwiches and wraps top out at $13.

Once the tallest building in Baltimore, this 1911 clock tower is now home to artist studios and…read moregalleries. Seen throughout downtown Baltimore, it's open Saturdays to the public. If you can, take the tour to the actual clock tower. It's fascinating!

Was in town today waiting for my cruise ship to Greenland. Decided to take a walk around downtown…read more This is a very beautiful clock. Had to stop and grab a picture.

WHAT A TREAT, to have caught the entire Amy Sherald exhibit and BAM! I loved this museum, and this…read moreexhibit specifically! My college campus and myself took a trip here for this, and 5/5 would recommend! So enlightening, so thought-provoking, so CHROME. ;) I'm also especially thankful for the guides that walked our group through Amy's pieces, who then were able to describe and confirm the emotions and response she wanted her audience to receive! Love love love this museum, and thank you to my campus for coordinating this.

My very first visit to the BMA will definitely not be the last. The collection in the museum is…read morehuge! It's definitely a great way to spend your day. I came here specifically for the Amy Sherald collection and was not disappointed. There is plenty of street parking and it doesn't cost much. They also have parking lots in case street parking is hard to find (I'm pretty sure it's hard to find street parking during weekdays because its in the JHU area). Check in was super easy. I was lucky enough to secure a free Thursday ticket, otherwise, there is an admission fee for the exhibit. Finding it was super easy because the staff gave great directions. It was crowded but the flow of the space made it not so overwhelming. All of her paintings were beautiful and meaningful. I loved that they included information about the pieces, what made her choose certain colors, how she chose what height the paintings should be placed and a short video of how she started her career and her process of creating. After leaving her exhibit, I wandered off to see other portions of the museum. The collections were beautiful. I didn't get to see everything because it was getting late but I look forward to visiting again soon.

Not your typical art museum and that is why it is a Five Star experience. Funky and fun (and…read morepoignant) art work by those who are not typically featured in a museum. This strikes me as somewhat similar to the two excellent Kohler Art museums in Wisconsin. Super interesting and thought provoking especially the stories of many of the artists accompanying their work. The main museum building is a work of art itself. The gift shop is a riot. Hands down the best and craziest museum gift store. Thank goodness my friend recommended this stop. Heads up on parking - the meters on the street are way way cheaper then the Rusty Scupper lot across the street. This place is a gem. Don't miss it!

I've lived in the Baltimore area for quite some time now and I can't believe I've never been to the…read moreAmerican Visionary Art Museum. I mean how can you pass by the mirrored egg or the golden hand and not think to find out what type of dope art is hidden inside. With so many unique pieces to look at I took my time leisurely strolling through the two buildings for the museum. Welcomed by a half naked mannequin with wings floating in the center of the stairs, you can't help but be intrigued to learn more about the artists work. There was so much to take in with every turn. I especially liked the homage to the staples of Baltimore's culture in the second building. And we can't forget about the gift shop that I literally could've spent hours in just rummaging through all the eclectic finds. I'm happy I finally bit the bullet to visit the American Visionary Art Musuem, and I look forward to a return visit to see all the things I missed.

This store is a truly fun experience - part art gallery, part jewelry store, part crystal shop. The…read moreshop specializes in gorgeous mosaic work, from large scale mirrors to delicate earrings. And they are very very reasonably priced. Also, they participate in the Hampden art walk, so you can come in, drink a glass of wine, and chat with the owner.

Literally a hidden gem! This gallery is filled with color and masterpieces. Def a place to check…read moreout! The energy in here is vibrant. Got myself a few stones for my broken heart that needs a lil healing. Affordable stones. And a light lamp. Gail the artist/shop owner was very pleasant. Her work is unique and she showcases other artist's work. If you like handmade jewelry, mosaic art and crystals this is your place.

I signed up to Volunteer during a season when I felt an overwhelming desire to give the gift of my…read moretime . Art with a Heart has helped to bring the joys of Art into Baltimore City and surrounding areas by providing accessible art programs to people of all ages and backgrounds through free classes in schools, shelters, and senior centers. There's a retail store in Hampden HeARTwares . The HeARTworks initiative provides job and life skills training to young people (ages 14-24) who create artworks sold to support the program. Art with a Heart has completed over 300 public community art pieces across Baltimore. The Staff and volunteers are deeply invested and inclusive, treating every participant as an artist.

I've had the pleasure of volunteering and interacting with Art With a Heart and I can confidently…read moresay it's a gem in Baltimore's nonprofit scene. Their mission is to bring visual art opportunities to underserved communities. It isn't just a slogan; you can feel it in every classroom, studio, or community mural they help design. They run free art classes in schools, shelters, senior centers, and more, making art accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds. Their HeARTwares / HeARTworks arm is especially inspiring: young people (14-24) learn real job and life skills while creating artworks that are sold to support the program. The staff and volunteers are deeply invested. You never feel like a bystander as they include you in creative decisions, offer encouragement, and treat every participant as an artist. Their public art footprint is impressive: they've completed 300+ community art pieces around Baltimore. Art With a Heart isn't just teaching people to paint or sculpt, they're building community, self‑esteem, and opportunity. Whether you're a Baltimore local looking to contribute, a young artist hoping for a mentor, or simply someone who believes art should be a right (not a privilege), this nonprofit deserves your attention, your time, and your support.