Join us for the public unveiling of Built to Last, a juried exhibition featuring original 2D artwork inspired by ten of Baltimore’s most iconic and enduring buildings. This lively opening night invites all to explore Baltimore’s architectural heritage through the eyes of local and regional artists.
Retrospective Exhibition, Courtesy of Buzz Cusack The Peale is proud to present a rare retrospective of Baltimore artist Glenn Walker, whose bold and unflinching vision left an indelible mark on the city’s art scene. From intimate portraits to charged social commentary, Walker’s work captures the beauty, humor, and complexity of everyday life. About the Artist Glenn […]
It's time to let loose and have a little fun! Join us for an Improv extravaganza. Come down to The Peale after work on July 24 to experience the freedom and creativity of IMPROV. Watch (or participate) as "Chronic Pain," "Huge Nuisance," "Twig," and "Improv Jam"* spontaneously create hilarious, interesting, and unusual situations to play […]
This October, the spirits come out to play in the nation's oldest purpose-built museum building. Step into The Peale’s 211-year-old halls for spooky fun, haunted history, and maybe even a few ghostly encounters. Legend has that the ghosts of artists Rembrandt and Rubens Peale still linger in the galleries, and if you listen closely, you […]
The Peale is thrilled to present the film, Termite: A Baltimore Story, created by WGF Studio in partnership with cinematographer Kirby Griffin. This short documentary film captures the story of Baltimore resident and community leader “Termite” Kin Lane Brown. “Termite” is a lifelong Cherry Hill resident, a Muslim American, and well-known community leader. She has been a resident of […]