The Potters Guild is a member-run space in the Woodberry neighborhood of Baltimore. They host…read morepottery courses the public can sign up for, sales of member-made items, and gallery shows. If you are interested in pottery/ceramics, I would definitely recommend you to check this place out. The classes are a solid deal for the cost - they include instruction and studio time, bisque and glaze firings, and materials and tools to use at the studio. The community is welcoming and invested in people's learning journeys. If you are looking to buy pottery, definitely keep an eye out for their seasonal sales -- particularly the seconds sale, where you can get a 50% discount on all items.

The Potters Guild of Baltimore is tucked away at the bottom of a beautiful old mill building in…read moreClippers Mill. Half of their space is a studio, where experienced and beginners can take classes and work on their pieces, and the other half of the building acts as a store front for people to showcase and sell their work. I've never taken a class, but my friend Dave is right now and really enjoys it. I have browsed their store section and really like the wall covered in mugs on hooks. Such a great place to get a unique and personal gift for someone. I brought my mom home a pair for Hanukkah and she loved them.

Beautiful but small gallery! Came here on a Saturday and was just curious. All of the ladies here…read morewere really nice and polite. The pieces were amazing. If I was a wealthy collector I would have bought many things. There was a good variety of abstract and modern art as well as sculptural too so that was cool. Plenty of parking in the parking lot and their other exit leads right to the other food spots in Village Square. Highly recommend checking out if you're in the area! I felt so cultured just by looking around.

I came in one day to the Baltimore location and was looking at a piece near an "office area" with a…read morelarge glasses in office. I don't suspect I was notices because I heard the owner having a horrible interaction with a young employee. This young woman went to bathroom and I over heard thee worst, most unprofessional conversation about her. They commented on her size, clothing, intelligence and "in ability to afford clothing". I can't believe I witnessed such abuse in the work place. I WOULD NEVER BUY ANYTHING FROM ANYONE that would treat an employee like that. Awful. Know who you're buying from.

I visited Eubie Blake to see an exhibit of Megan Lewis's paintings (on view October 9-November 20,…read more2021) with a friend, and we were really blown away by the work in the gallery. I'll definitely return for another gallery visit (the exhibits/shows change all the time)! But Eubie Blake is more than a gallery, even during COVID times! It offers live music (Eubie Live!), classes, and events. It's not very clear to me what they're doing right now during COVID, and their website isn't great at providing information about their hours or how to visit (I wasn't sure, for example, if you needed to have a pre-selected time to visit the galleries during COVID or not - the answer is no). If you happen by and they're open, stop in! There's some really great art in those galleries! I hope to return for some jazz sometime soon!

How did I not know about this place? I went to attend a gala that was being held in the space and…read moregot to see the amazing exhibits they had in the gallery at the time. My understanding is they rotate and if they are anything like the one that was on display the night of the gala it is worth the visit. I not only got to take in an amazing event with some wonderful ballet dancers I also got to see some great art and take in some Baltimore history. Can't wait to come back for more things.

Amazing service and the staff were generous with their time and reasonably priced for their…read moreservices. I highly recommend!!

I brought a painting to The Frame Room several weeks ago and was advised that I would receive a…read morephone call and email once it was ready for pickup. After realizing I had not heard anything, I attempted to call twice during normal business hours but was unable to reach anyone, so I sent an email instead. I called again today to follow up and spoke with a female associate. I was told that some of the items needed for my project were on back order and that they had gotten behind. I was told that they would contact me once the painting was ready. When I asked for an estimated timeframe, I was told that one could not be provided. She then asked when I needed the painting by. I was confused by this question because, if the necessary items were on back order and there was no estimated arrival date, I did not understand how knowing my desired deadline would change the situation. Additionally, when the order was placed, no one mentioned anything about items being on back order or difficult to secure. At that point, I explained that I was not upset, but given the delay and lack of communication, we would like to cancel the order. I specifically advised her that my husband would be coming by that afternoon to pick up the painting. I reiterated that we wanted to cancel and pick up the painting twice before she asked me to hold while she checked on something. Unfortunately, I was at work and could not remain on hold, so I had to hang up. A few moments later, the manager called me and left a voicemail stating that the frame would be ready for pickup in approximately 30 minutes. This was extremely confusing. Just minutes earlier, I had been told that the necessary items were on back order, there was no estimated timeframe for their arrival, and the project was delayed. I had then clearly stated multiple times that I wanted to cancel. Suddenly, I was being told that the frame could be completed and ready for pickup within 30 minutes. I called back because I wanted to clarify the situation. For the third time, I explained that I wanted to cancel the order due to the delays. I was then told that everything had been ordered, that the project was only two days behind, and that I should give it some grace. He then refused to refund me and stated it would be ready to pickup. I understand that delays can happen, and I also understand that you are a small business. My concern, however, is the lack of communication and the conflicting information I received. The issue is not simply that the project was delayed. I was not contacted to let me know there was a delay. When I reached out, I was told the necessary items were on back order and that there was no estimated timeframe for completion. After I requested to cancel, I was then told that everything was suddenly available and the project could be completed within 30 minutes. From my perspective, it feels as though my project was pushed to the back burner, there was no proactive communication about the delay, and I am now being asked to simply accept the situation after having to repeatedly follow up myself. They had the supplies to finish my project on hand. Instead chose to lie to me and tell me there was a back order issue. They were only forthcoming when I wanted to cancel. I am not looking to be unreasonable, but given what I paid, I do expect clear communication and consistency regarding the status of my order. A simple email or phone call advising of any delays would have gone along way. No care or attention was given to when I may need the painting back. If I had not complained and requested a refund they were very satisfied to complete the project on their personal time clock.

I loved being part of Children's Chorus of Maryland & School of Music. They have wonderful…read moreteachers, strong musical education, and fun performance opportunities. Supportive community and high quality choir training in Towson.

The Children's Chorus of Maryland taught me so much. They prepared me for my music program in…read morecollege and helped me become a well-rounded musician.

Great location. Great fun. My grandkids will love it as much as my friends. Programs for all ages…read moreand skill levels. Loved it.

I want to Kool smiles dentistry Yesterday morning to have my wisdom teeth and everyone was so nice…read moreto me and told me what was going to happen and they let me keep my special blanket with me And after they gave me a bag with instructions and a ice pack and gulls and a lot of prescriptions to take when I gotten home they were so nice and that I would recommend them for anybody else.

Calling the Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park a "museum" might be a bit of a…read morestretch--it's small and more of an exhibit--but it's absolutely worth a visit. For just $5, you get to learn about an important and often overlooked piece of Baltimore's history, especially the lives of Frederick Douglass and Isaac Meyer, two African-American men who settled in Baltimore and made huge contributions to their communities. You also have a chance to learn more about maritime workers and the scourge of slavery in America. It won't take a lot of time to go through, but it leaves a lasting impression and helps you see the city in a new light. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

This is a national heritage site and museum because Mr Douglass and Isaac Myers founded the first…read moreAfrican American shipyard, Chesapeake Marine Railway and Dry Dock Company. It was night and the museum was closed while the large bust 5/5 is on the pier. There's so much history and so little time during my visit to see it all. While in Baltimore for dinner, it was important that I visited.