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

Experience ARCO BELO – a boundary-breaking ensemble praised as “the sound of the future, today” (JazzTimes) Experience ARCO BELO – a boundary-breaking, GenreFluid ensemble praised as “music that truly synthesizes traditions… ego-less, genre-agnostic… the sound

Join us for a night of spontaneous laughter and creativity at Improv @ The Peale! Welcome to Improv @ The Peale! Join us for a night of laughter and creativity at The Peale. Talented performers

The Peale is thrilled to present the film, Termite: A Baltimore Story, created by WGF Studio in partnership with Kirby Griffin. The Peale is thrilled to present the film, Termite: A Baltimore Story, created by

The Peale is thrilled to present the film, Termite: A Baltimore Story, created by WGF Studio in partnership with Kirby Griffin. The Peale is thrilled to present the film, Termite: A Baltimore Story, created by

It’s 1816 in Baltimore, and you must recover the missing patent for gas lighting before the city’s hopes for illumination are lost forever. It’s 1816 in Baltimore, and Rembrandt Peale has just received a $5,000