Age-Old Cities VR (from the Paris exhibition) brings six iconic monuments back to life. Walk through these revived ancient sites and feel the majestic splendor of places considered as a global duty to preserve.
Across Life-Worlds follows Soviet Jewish families who emigrated and settled in Maryland, pairing their personal stories and objects with the work of Maryland activists and with Soviet propaganda and KGB records. On view through March 17, 2027.
Use this self-guided tour to learn about places and spaces important to American Indian history in East Baltimore and the community sometimes known as Baltimore’s “Reservation.”
Follow a self-guided walk through Baltimore’s historic core using the Baltimore National Heritage Area’s printed walking-tour guide. The route introduces significant places and stories associated with the city’s history.
Take a self-guided walking tour through Fell’s Point and its waterfront history, including stories connected to Frederick Douglass, maritime commerce and Baltimore’s role in the War of 1812.
Crochet artist Dwayne Lawson-Brown shares his crochet take on Sam Gilliam’s Broad Cape, followed by group art-making and conversation. All levels; yarn, hooks and refreshments provided.
