Discover your inner artist at The Catonsville Clubhouse!

Join Gabby Oakes from Oakes Wine Designs for a Wine Glass Painting Workshop, a fun experience, perfect for beginners and seasoned painters alike.

No experience is needed, as Gabby will guide you step-by-step to create your masterpiece.

Enjoy a complimentary glass of wine as you paint, and feel free to bring your own bottle (BYOB) to make the evening even more special.

All supplies, including wine glasses, are provided, and you’ll leave with your own beautifully hand-painted glass to take home.

Visit Port Discovery for an exciting Puppet Powered Weekend where creativity and fun take center stage! Enjoy live puppet shows, hands-on activities, and a special appearance by Danny Joe from Danny Joe’s Tree House!

Learn more about programming and special events at www.PortDiscovery.org. 

Happens on the following Dates:

Mar 22, 2025, 10:00am to 5:00pm Timezone: EDT

Mar 23, 2025, 11:00am to 5:00pm Timezone: EDT

Parking Address:- 55 Market Place Baltimore, MD 21202

Learn about the art of crochet!

Discover the world of crochet alongside instructor Chelsi! With hands-on instruction, you will be able to begin your very own crochet journey. We will provide you with the tools and guidance that you'll need to make your unique crochet treasures.

After the class, you will be able to take the materials you use to continue your craft.

Discover the craft of notebook binding! Join local artist Asho Buckingham in this scrappy notebook making class! Asho has spent the last seven years making art from secondhand, found, and recycled materials and now they’re sharing the skills. In this class you will select your perfectly imperfect secondhand papers, arrange, and bind them into a pocket notebook. Once the binding is done, Asho has a multitude of extra art and collage materials to complete your one of a kind art piece, made sustainably.

Port Discovery’s Access & Inclusion Afternoons provide a modified environment for play and learning for children, their caregivers, and families who would benefit from a sensory friendly experience and quieter setting at the museum.

Learn more about Access & Inclusion Afternoons at www.PortDiscovery.org. 

Parking Address:- 55 Market Place Baltimore, MD 21202

HYBRID IN-PERSON AND ONLINE PROGRAM

Woodford Mansion: Collecting, Preserving, and Restoring in a 18th-century Country House

Jeff Duncan, Curator and Site Manager, Woodford Mansion Kristen Regina, Trustee (Naomi Wood Trust) and Director (Woodford Mansion)

Reception 1 - 1:30 pm

Learn about the art of crochet!

Discover the world of crochet alongside instructor Chelsi! With hands-on instruction, you will be able to begin your very own crochet journey. We will provide you with the tools and guidance that you'll need to make your unique crochet treasures.

After the class, you will be able to take the materials you use to continue your craft.

Location: North Baltimore County/Owings Mills/Pikesville area, about 20 minutes north of Baltimore City.

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Step into an alternative history of the Victorian era at the annual Tell-Tale Steampunk Festival! Emphasizing creativity and imagination, this family-friendly event features authors, workshops, and panel discussions. Enjoy unique activities like Tea Dueling, costume/regalia competitions, and a silent auction, along with evening musical entertainment.

Earn your Scout badges through exciting new programs exclusively made for Girl Scouts & Cub Scouts at Port Discovery Children’s Museum! Book now to receive private museum free play that includes three floors of hands-on exhibits and unique programming and activities designed just for scouts!

Art Seminar Group Online Program

Portraits and Performances: between the Public and the Private Realm

Aneta Georgievska-Shine, professor of art history, University of Maryland

Every portrait is both intended to create an impression of truth and a carefully staged performance. How are these aspects of the "private" and "public" expressed within a single image? This lecture addresses the way in which the emphasis on the individual self and group identity have evolved over time.

$15 fee for guests and subscribers (no fee for members)

The Women of the World (WOW) Festival Baltimore, presented by Notre Dame of Maryland University, features guest speakers, diverse panelists, workshops & performances that celebrate the achievements of women and girls while addressing the challenges they face. Founded by Jude Kelly in the United Kingdom in 2010, the WOW Festival has brought together over five million people through more than 100 festivals and events across six continents.

Featured speakers and performers include:

Explore the vibrant tapestry of Charles Village, renowned as a lively college neighborhood brimming with an array of eateries and cultural delights. Beneath the surface of collegiate history lies a rich tradition of mural artistry, woven seamlessly into the fabric of this welcoming community. Join us as we delve into the evolution of murals in Charles Village, tracing their development amidst a backdrop of academic institutions and bustling streets.