Baltimore’s own Rusty Sal releases their debut album as a band! They’ll be joined by fiddle super star Patrick McAvinue. Join us for a night of planned and spontaneous collaborations aimed at getting you dancing! Rusty Sal helped start the Baltimore Honky Tonk with the help of buckets full of tears from all the sad, […]
Meet in the Joseph Education Center Studio to create a collaged bead painting inspired by Jimoh Buraimoh’s The Three Wise Men (1991) in the African Art collection. This program will be led by Kim Tyson, Teaching Artist at the Baltimore Museum of Art.
Ahoy, future scholars and adventurers! On August 24th, as summer winds down, prepare to embark on an unforgettable voyage at Port Discovery for their annual back-to-school event— Set Sail for School!
Trinidad and Tobago Baltimore Steel Orchestra
Make art at the Walters every Saturday from 11am-1pm.
Join us for local musical talent every "Second Sunday". Suggested donation $15. BYO Drink.
Bring family and friends of all ages to celebrate Preoccupied: Indigenizing the Museum, a wide-ranging BMA initiative that significantly increases the presence of Native voices, experiences, and artworks across the Museum. The afternoon festivities include performances by Uhwachi-Reh Dance Troupe, a Baltimore-based Native American dance company, and a special tour of the exhibition Dana Claxton: Spark led by […]
The festival will include literary salons, panel discussions, writing workshops, poetry readings, author talks, book signings, children’s activities, live podcast recordings, and more.
Join the BMA for an art-making workshop every Sunday and learn to think like an artist! Free Family Sundays is a drop-in program designed for families with children ages 6 to 9 years old. Workshops are held each week in the Joseph Education Center Studio.
Honoring Indigenous People’s Day in the month of October, the Walters Art Museum invites you to create a mini textile inspired by some of the pieces in their Ancient Americas collection.
Make art at the Walters every Saturday from 11am-1pm.
Gather in the Walters Museum's Sculpture Court for a performance by flutist and storyteller Aio “Blue Heron” Sifu in honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day.