Chamber Music Maryland returns to The Peale with Geneva Lewis & Maria Ioudenitch presenting When Two Violins Speak. Join us on Sunday, March 15, 2026 at 2:00PM as violinists Geneva Lewis and Maria Ioudenitch bring

Chamber Music Maryland returns to The Peale with Wordsmith – Bridging Worlds: Hip-Hop Meets Chamber Music Join us on Sunday, February 1, 2026 at 2:00 PM at The Peale for an engaging, genre-blending conversation with

Maryland Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts return to The Peale to host their Art Law Clinic, connecting artists with attorneys. Art Law Clinic January 10, 2026 1:00 pm – 4:00 pmThe Peale, 225 Holliday St,

Improv @ The Peale is a monthly showcase spotlighting some of Baltimore’s most talented emerging improv teams. Improv @ The Peale is a monthly showcase spotlighting some of Baltimore’s most talented emerging improv teams. Hosted

Join us at The Peale for an artist-led workshop: Listening to Data – Sonification as Creative Practice Join us at The Peale for Spark Workshop: Listening to Data – Sonification as Creative Practice. Workshop Description

Join us for Spark Lecture: There’s no fire season; it’s fire year with Timothy Nohe and Charles Ichoku Join us for a poignant lecture from Timothy Nohe and Charles Ichoku, There’s no fire season; it’s

Join us at The Peale for Spark Panel Discussion: Kinships & Entanglements – Bodies, Gender & Generational Memory Join us at The Peale for Spark Panel Discussion: Kinships & Entanglement – Bodies, Gender & Generational

Join us at The Peale for a Film Screening: Light, Memory, and Imagines Futures. Part of Spark VII: Industrial Afterglow Join us at The Peale for Spark VII Film Screening: Light, Memory, and Imagined Futures.

Join us for Spark Panel Discussion, Residual Light: Traces of Industry & Technological Decay Join us for a Panel Discussion at The Peale Museum! Residual Light: Traces of Industry & Technological Decay Moderated by Curator

Husband-and-wife duo Peter Sirotin (violin) and Ya-Ting Change (piano) share a program of Romantic-era treasures. Husband-and-wife duo Peter Sirotin (violin) and Ya-Ting Chang (piano) share a program of Romantic-era treasures filled with lyricism, drama, and