Off The Page Jessica Damen On View September 3 – November 8, 2026 | 2nd Floor A multimedia exploration of painting, poetry, storytelling, and music....
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Job Opening : Program Coordinator
Job Opening | Program Coordinator Join The Peale Team! The Peale is seeking a creative problem solver with experience in arts administration, education, or workforce...
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Call for Vendors | Siren Song Festival Vendor Applications Now Closed! Applications are now closed for The Peale’s upcoming pop-up Siren Song Festival. This event...
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the Way, the Truth, and the Light A one-day exhibition by Khalil McFarlane Friday, August 21, 2026 | 6 -9 PM the Way, the Truth,...
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Meet the Artist Behind MUSE Michael Baker brings MUSE to The Peale July 25th 2026, an exciting performance bridging childhood inspiration and adult creative process. ...
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Partnership Advances Sound-Based Storytelling The Lab @ The Peale is pleased to announce a new strategic partnership with Earprint LLC and immersive media pioneer C....
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Education Will Be Our Pride Education, Resistance, and the Legacy of The Peale From 1878 to 1889, the Peale building played a pivotal role in Baltimore’s African American educational history. Known then as Male and

Moses Williams: Cutter of Profiles
Moses Williams silhouette Recovering a Master Artist’s Story Moses Williams: Cutter of Profiles brings long-overdue attention to one of the most prolific and overlooked artists of early America. Born around 1776, Moses Williams was an extraordinary

Founding Fossils: When Science, Art, and Accessibility Collide
Founding Fossils When Science, Art, and Accessibility Collide In 1801, Charles Willson Peale and his son Rembrandt launched what would become the first scientific expedition in U.S. history—unearthing massive bones from a New York farm