Built to Last Opening April 17 at The Peale Last fall, The Peale issued a call to artists across the region to respond to a...
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Call for Volunteers: Help During Artscape 2026
Call for Volunteers: Artscape 2026 Each year, Artscape transforms downtown Baltimore into one of the largest free arts festivals in the United States, drawing thousands...
Read MoreMeet The Artists | 2 Talks Make One Great Day
Meet The Artists 2 Artist Talks – One Great Day at The Peale Embers Held: Artist Talk Saturday, February 21 | 2PM | 1st...
Read MoreCall for Artists – Life in Baltimore
Life in Baltimore – Call for Artists Photo courtesy of Josh Sinn The Peale is pleased to announce the opening of the Call for Artists...
Read MoreThe 2026 Illuminator Award Honorees
Illuminator Award Honorees 2026 Five Forces Shaping Baltimore’s Cultural Future The Peale is proud to announce the five honorees of the 2026 Illuminator Awards, individuals and...
Read MoreThe Guild @ The Peale
The Guild @ The Peale Building the Next Generation of Preservation Tradespeople The Guild @ The Peale is a paid apprenticeship program training the next...
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PNC to be Honored with Illuminator Award
PNC – Illuminating Community, Arts LAURA GAMBLE for PNC FOUNDATION PNC to be Honored at the 2026 Illuminator Awards for Championing Education, Economic Development and the Arts Baltimore, MD – The Illuminator Awards, a signature fundraising
January 29, 2026
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The Peale Announces New Advisory Board
The Peale Announces New Advisory Board The Peale, Baltimore’s Community Museum, is proud to announce the formation of a new Advisory Board—an engaged group of leaders, thinkers, and practitioners who will help guide the museum’s
January 28, 2026
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Peale Fine Art Framing Is Now Open
We’re excited to announce the launch of Peale Fine Art Framing, a new professional framing service now available inside The Peale in downtown Baltimore. Peale Fine Art Framing offers museum-quality custom framing, conservation framing, and
January 19, 2026
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Doreen Bolger – Illuminating Leadership
Former Baltimore Museum of Art Director Dr. Doreen Bolger to Be Honored at 2026 Illuminator Awards for Transformative Cultural Leadership DOREEN BOLGER Baltimore, MD – The Illuminator Awards are pleased to recognize Dr. Doreen Bolger, former director of the Baltimore Museum
January 18, 2026
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Chamber Music Maryland with Wordsmith
Chamber Music Maryland’s intimate concert series at Baltimore’s historic Peale Museum is returning for its third year! You will not want to miss these unique musical experiences followed by post-concert chats with the artists with
January 17, 2026
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Exhibits
The Secret City: Works on Color Film
The Secret City: Works on Color Film New works from Joseph Mario Giordano On View: January 9, – March 29, 2026 The Secret City: Works on Color Film features new works from Baltimore photographer,
January 14, 2026
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Afro House to Receive Illuminator Award for Innovation
Afro House to Receive Illuminator Award for Innovation AFRO HOUSE Baltimore, MD — The 2026 Illuminator Awards are proud to honor Afro House, a Baltimore-based arts organization known for creating immersive performances that bring together music, dance,
January 14, 2026
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Education Will Be Our Pride
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
January 13, 2026
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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
January 13, 2026
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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
January 13, 2026
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