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a deep and vibrant colored painting of a man laying face down on a whale with a woman in a white shirt draped overtop of him. The painting is titled "Jo, Jonah Floating on Jonah's Whale" by Jessica Damen.

Off The Page by Jessica Damen

Off The Page Jessica Damen On View September 3 – November 8, 2026 | 2nd Floor A multimedia exploration of painting, poetry, storytelling, and music....

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Job Opening : Program Coordinator

Job Opening | Program Coordinator Join The Peale Team! The Peale is seeking a creative problem solver with experience in arts administration, education, or workforce...

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Podcast studio with two gray armchairs around a round table, microphone on a stand, and a screen that says 'Tell your story. Be part of our history.'

The Lab Partners with Earprint

Partnership Advances Sound-Based Storytelling The Lab @ The Peale is pleased to announce a new strategic partnership with Earprint LLC and immersive media pioneer C....

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John Suau

Sassy Toes Returns to The Peale

Come Meet Sassy Toes – The Peale’s Biggest Resident! “Sassy Toes” was created by artist Francisco Benavides for Submersive Productions’ 2017 immersive theater experience “H.T. Darling’s Incredible Musaeum Presents: The Treasures of New Galapagos” There’s

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John Suau

Founding Fossils: When Science Met Imagination

“Sassy Toes” was created by artist Francisco Benavides for Submersive Productions’ 2017 immersive theater experience “H.T. Darling’s Incredible Musaeum Presents: The Treasures of New Galapagos” In 1801, artist-scientist Charles Willson Peale led America’s first scientific

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John Suau

The Light of Discovery: From Mastodons to Modern Makers

“Sassy Toes” was created by artist Francisco Benavides for Submersive Productions’ 2017 immersive theater experience “H.T. Darling’s Incredible Musaeum Presents: The Treasures of New Galapagos” The mastodon has always been part of The Peale’s story

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Andie Townsend

Intersections

On View: October 29, 2025 – January 18, 2026 Intersections is the inaugural exhibit curated by the Fund for Educational Excellence’s Curation Club, a group of Baltimore City Schools students who spent the summer translating

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Andie Townsend

Chamber Music Maryland Returns to The Peale

An Evening of Romantic Viruosity with Peter Sirotin & Ya-Ting Chang   Chamber Music Maryland returns to The Peale! We are delighted to welcome the acclaimed husband-and-wife duo Peter Sirotin (violin) and Ya-Ting Chang (piano) for an unforgettable evening

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Andie Townsend

Arco Belo at The Peale – Tickets on Sale Now!

Experience Arco Belo: A Genre-Defying Musical Journey If you’re looking for a concert experience that pushes the boundaries of genre and sound, Arco Belo is not to be missed. Praised by JazzTimes as “music that truly synthesizes traditions

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John Suau

The Return of the Mastodon

From Attic to Atrium Once banished to the attic, the great “Sassy Toes” has returned — this time, to soar. Originally created by artist Francisco Benavides for Submersive Productions’ 2017 immersive theater experience H.T. Darling’s

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Exhibits
John Suau

Built to Last: Baltimore’s Enduring Landmarks

An archival exhibition inspiring a new generation of artists On view at The Peale beginning Friday, October 18, 2025225 Holliday Street, Baltimore, MD About the Exhibit The Peale presents Built to Last: Baltimore’s Enduring Landmarks, an

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John Suau

Final Call: Built to Last

Entry Deadline Extended to November 3   Good news for Baltimore’s creative community! The Peale has extended the deadline for Built to Last: A Juried Art Exhibit of Baltimore’s Enduring Landmarks through November 3, 2025

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Andie Townsend

Escape Room

🎃 HALLOWEEN @ THE PEALE Dates & Times October 25 & 26, 2025 | Limited Timed Entries Available | Reserve Your Experience Here Each session runs approximately 60 minutes. Please arrive 15 minutes early to

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