Baltimore boasts a dynamic arts and music scene, offering a plethora of venues that cater to diverse artistic tastes. Whether you’re an aficionado of contemporary art or a live music enthusiast, the city has something to offer.
Art Galleries
Waller Gallery
Located at 2420 N Calvert St, Waller Gallery focuses on multidisciplinary art created by people of color. Established in 2017 by curator Joy Davis, the gallery supports artists through exhibitions, programming, and collaborative projects. It considers all forms of art, including design, social practice, craft, and digital art. The gallery is open on Saturdays from 1 pm to 5 pm and by appointment. Learn more.
Crystal Moll Gallery
Situated at 248 S. Conkling St., Crystal Moll Gallery showcases urban landscape paintings and prints by Crystal Moll, along with works from other local artists emphasizing ‘plein air’ paintings. The gallery is family-friendly and offers guided tours. More information.
Galerie Myrtis
Located at 2224 N. Charles St., Galerie Myrtis represents contemporary artists through painting, photography, and sculpture. The gallery also serves as an events venue and offers guided tours. Visit their website.
Music Venues
The Lyric
Situated in the historic Mount Vernon neighborhood, The Lyric is a non-profit performing arts center presenting a variety of music, dance, comedy, and educational programming. The venue has hosted performances from artists across multiple genres, including Robin Williams, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, and Santana. Learn more.
The Pink Room at The Crown
Located at 1910 N Charles Street, The Pink Room is a dual-stage, mid-size concert and event hall featuring a state-of-the-art sound and lighting rig, two stages, a bar, and a dance floor. The venue hosts a variety of events, including live bands, club music, hip hop showcases, and dance parties. More details.
Pier Six Pavilion
Situated at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, Pier Six Pavilion is an iconic waterfront concert venue offering open-air and covered seating for up to 4,400 guests. The venue hosts a diverse range of events, from major concert tours to community celebrations. Visit their website.
These venues represent just a fraction of Baltimore’s rich arts and music landscape. Exploring them offers a glimpse into the city’s vibrant cultural fabric.