Activities Arts Mount Vernon Museums What to do
The Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance invites you to our happy hour, “Maryland’s African American Experience through the Lens of Art and Culture,” to be held at the Maryland Historical Society on April 2 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm. In addition to refreshments, guests will have a special viewing of the Maryland State Archives (MSA) titled [...]
About The Baltimore Heritage Quilters’ Guild (BHQG) was founded in 1984 by three women who met through the owner of a local quilt shop. They decided to meet in October, and presented “Baltimore’s History in Quiltmaking” to interested Baltimoreans. Needless to say, they were pleasantly surprised when sixty people attended! The BHQG was born! Today, [...]
Arts Central Baltimore Downtown What to do
In early 2004, the curtain rose again at the legendary Hippodrome Theatre. Reborn as the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center, it is the centerpiece not only of world-class stage performances, but of a totally revitalized West Side of Baltimore, with an impact unbounded by geography.
Admission $5.00 Hours Monday and Tuesday- Closed Wed, Thurs, Fri- 1:00pm to 6:00pm Saturday- 11:00am to 3:00pm Sunday- By Appointment Only
About Murals of Baltimore is a studio specializing in all forms of mural painting and public art such as fresco, marouflage, keim, plastering, decorative, faux, mosaics, sculpture and others. The studio also provides services for ephemeral art or street painting. Street painting is also known as strassenmalerie, madonnari, pavement art or chalk art. Murals of [...]
Baltimore Celebrates 137th Preakness at Pimlico May 19th, 2012
Experience a taste of elegance at Rachael’s Dowry
Blue Door on Baltimore Bed & Breakfast
Baltimore National Heritage Area Walking Tours
Member Spotlight: Café Hon
Baltimore Celebrates 137th Preakness at Pimlico May 19th, 2012
Baltimore National Heritage Area Walking Tours
Experience a taste of elegance at Rachael’s Dowry
Blue Door on Baltimore Bed & Breakfast
Babe Ruth’s legend and legacy spans generations
17. May, 2012
They pass through the tiny row home at a steady clip, 50,000 pilgrims a year on a mission to visit their mecca. Here, in a second-floor bedroom of a narrow little residence on Emory Street, on a bitter cold day in 1895, George Herman Ruth was born. Source: By Mike Klingaman, The Baltimore Sun
15. May, 2012
On a late summer evening in 1868, an agreement among sportsmen to stage a special race to commemorate a memorable occasion became the foundation for the middle jewel of racing’s Triple Crown, the Preakness Stakes. Governor Oden Bowie of Maryland, a horsemen and racing entrepreneur, was among the distinguished roster of guests at an elegant [...]
23. Jan, 2012
About The Baltimore Heritage Quilters’ Guild (BHQG) was founded in 1984 by three women who met through the owner of a local quilt shop. They decided to meet in October, and presented “Baltimore’s History in Quiltmaking” to interested Baltimoreans. Needless to say, they were pleasantly surprised when sixty people attended! The BHQG was born! Today, [...]
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