A hidden gem in highland town. The neighborhood and art galleries in the area do a first Friday art…read morewalk the first Friday of every month. It's a special cozy few block event. During first Friday the gallery owners offer wine and feature a different artist. This gallery is perhaps the biggest one of all and Felicia really loves local diverse artists and celebrates all her shows via a mannequin in a gown with all the shows she's had for 10 years. The show I most recently went to on a Saturday was featuring Pothik Chatterjee - his first solo show: Black Butterfly: Queer Brown Magic. Felicia offered us eggnog - delightful sweet with a chocolate chaser. There's a downstairs and an attached gallery with Zweibach creations who makes historical paintings and puzzles and puzzle cards! Currently the prices are too high for me but I did buy some puzzles and cards for the holidays. But if you're a patron of the arts this gallery won't disappoint with the amazing local artists featured here.

A wonderful First Friday at a great gallery that supports a diverse mix of local artists. I'm…read morealways surprised by the ever-changing art and jewelry styles that overseen by an engaging and welcoming gallery owner. Always worth the visit!

Beth-Ann provides a space that is a spark of creativity for our city. If this is not on your radar…read morefor date night, pre & post- dinner activities, or art walk, you need to experience the multiple floors of art. This is a vibe.

Beautiful, rotating art, innovative pop ups, DJs, and open studio hours with resident artists - all…read morethings you can find at this amazing gallery. It's a whole experience. The art runs the gamut price-wise, but some prints are very affordable. Be sure to pop by for the Second Friday Station North art walks, and any one of their exhibition openings which are always a good time with snacks and drinks. Seriously stop by. Make a night of it and get dinner downstairs at the Royal Blue.

I had a painting that needed framing recently - something with incredible sentimental value to me…read more I'd driven past Fleckenstein a million times (I live in the neighborhood) but had never been in. But I loved the idea of taking the painting somewhere in the neighborhood to be framed. When I walked in, I knew I'd made the right decision. The customer service was incredible - they really walked us through options, pricing, and other details. They explained it might take them a while to get to the project and offered to let us keep the painting at home for a while until they could work on the frame. We ended up going with something modern, minimalist, and simple, because the painting is busy enough on its own, but they have a really incredible selection of frames to choose from. From modern to traditional, simple to ornate - they have it all. While we made arrangements for the framing (measuring, quote, etc.), I wandered around the shop, which is also a gallery. It has some really incredible art. It's worth stopping into as a gallery as much as a framing store, especially if you have some bare walls at home. They called when our piece was ready, and I couldn't wait to pick it up. Just as promised - it's perfect. I thought the price was extremely fair and reasonable (honestly, I think I'd have paid even more at that chain big box store - you know the one). When I have things to frame in the future, I won't hesitate to take it to Fleckenstein. A great local business.

For years I have traveled from Harford County, Md., into the city to bring a series of art prints,…read moreoriginal works from the 1600-1900's, oils, chromolithographs, etc., for framing at Fleckenstein Galleries. Terrie is a professional at the highest level of performance, care and attention, and her work is museum quality for serious collectors. I never question the cost to preserve my art for the next generation and knowing the hours that are put into every detail- Terrie once painstakingly hand cleaned a print for me and another time brought in a curator from a local museum for restoration.

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.

We stop here on a quick trip to MD. It has a very clean and…read morefree vibe. I used to teach art classes at my local AA to I have an appreciation for small local art establishments. I would visit here again when I am in town.

I have been to the Gallery a couple of times and always had a great time. The staff is extremely…read moreprofessional and great to deal with. FIVE STARS

The place is small but enough for about 10 people. The man who outlined our work is an artist for…read moresure and gifted!! I do feel like he rushed on outlining my art piece; however it still came out nice. The guy who worked there also got me a drink of water which I appreciated!!!! They are all nice and friendly here and are some talented people.

Reading between the lines of previous five star reviews of JLP gave me the confidence to reach out…read moreto them to replace the glass of a framed, large and very important poster. Tom was great to work with. His follow-through with options was helpful and led to my becoming a fanboy and an enthusiastic supporter of the JLP Framing staff. Furthermore, JLP has a good network of contacts to help with installation and other related needs. Bottom line: reasonable costs coupled with professional, high standards and backed with expert craftsmanship. I will be returning soon; he is the only framer I will use in Baltimore, and I am very comfortable with that.

If you need to really trust someone with artwork you care about, this is the place. I was very…read moreimpressed with the level of knowledge and attention to detail. Just remember that quality custom framing is not cheap.

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.