A virtual panel talk from international cultural professionals discussing best practices for preserving cultural heritage. Join The Peale for a virtual panel discussion featuring international cultural professionals discussing the vital practice of preserving cultural heritage.

Join us at The Peale for a panel discussion featuring the co-curators of We Know Who They Are exhibit and artists responding to crises. Join us at The Peale for a artist panel discussion as

This program will include never-before-heard arrangements, as well as classics re-contextualized to fit the unique voice of the euphonium. MUSE is a recital program that explores the connection found between an artist and their inspirations.

Join us at The Peale for the Summer Snapdragon Market, brought to you by Willow Wisp Collective. Fantasy dress is encouraged! Join us at The Peale on June 27 from 5-9PM for the Summer Snapdragon

Join us at The Peale Friday July 31 for the opening reception of We Know Who They Are… Join us on Friday, July 31st at The Peale for the opening reception of the exhibition, We

Join us at The Peale to celebrate the opening of Francine Halvorsen's solo exhibition, Trust the Paint: Paintings, Works on Paper. Be one of the first to experience Trust the Paint: Paintings, Works on Paper,

Join us at The Peale for the Opening Reception of new exhibit, Let Them Speak. Join us in person at The Peale for the grand opening of new exhibtion, Let Them Speak. Organized by The

Join us at The Peale Friday, June 5 for the closing reception and awards announcement of juried exhibition, Built To Last. Join us in person for the closing reception of Built To Last, a juried

Join us at The Peale for the opening reception of NONET, MFA Thesis Show for MICA’s LeRoy E. Hoffberger School of Painting. Nonet is the final thesis exhibition of the nine 2026 graduates of the

Be among the first to experience Baltimore’s newest exhibition on architecture, preservation, and the stories our buildings hold. Built to Last Exhibit Opening Baltimore is a city shaped by what it builds—and what it chooses