Welcome to Bass Bazaar! A local show series and night market that brings together artists, dancers, and creators united in the celebration of self expression and community. Join us for another moonstruck night of movement and revelry on Saturday 5/30 from 9pm-2am at the Circus school "In The Dark Circus Arts" (Location of the original Mobtown Ballroom), located in lovely Pigtown, Baltimore.
Terrain of Memory brings together a series of landscapes that explore the subtle intersection between place and recollection. Rather than documenting specific sites, these works investigate how memory reshapes terrain—softening edges, heightening light, and compressing time. The land becomes both subject and vessel: layered, weathered, and quietly transformative. Atmosphere plays a central role. Shifts in color, horizon, and spatial depth suggest moments suspended between observation and remembrance.
Paint It! Ellicott City 2026
Join artists and art lovers for this beloved plein air paint-out and exhibit celebrating the charm and beauty of Historic Ellicott City. Watch artists painting throughout the historic district while you stroll scenic streets, shop local businesses, and enjoy local dining.
Thursday–Sunday, June 4–7 | All Day
Juried Artists and Open Paint participants will paint throughout Historic Ellicott City.
Monday, June 8 | 6–8 PM
Baltimore’s favorite late-night art party returns for an unforgettable celebration of the legendary artist Henri Matisse!
Zofia Chamera earned her BFA in Interdisciplinary Sculpture from Maryland Institute College of Art in 2020 and her MFA in Studio Art from Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 2022. Working across clay, wax, bronze, and handmade paper, her sculpture explores the boundaries between fine art and craft. Chamera currently teaches Historic Papermaking at MICA and serves as a Papermaking Associate at Pyramid Atlantic Art Center. Her work has been exhibited in New York, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, and internationally in Tuscany, Italy and Echizen, Japan.
Opening Reception: Saturday, June 13, 2026, 2:00 – 4:00 pm
Clay from the Classroom is our annual exhibition celebrating the talent and triumphs of our students and their instructors, featuring beginner through advanced ceramic art from our various classes from the past year. All work was created with the guidance of our dedicated instructors, whose work will also be on display. Baltimore Clayworks is proud to highlight the achievements of our creative community!
The Reservoir Hill Association presents the 30th Annual Historic Reservoir Hill Garden & Home Tour, a self-guided walking tour through one of Baltimore's most architecturally significant neighborhoods on June 6–7, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Baltimore will host NCECA (National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts) 61st annual conference from March 10-13th, 2027!
As we prepare to welcome thousands of artists from around the country next year through our exhibitions and programming, meet the local partners and ceramic organizations that make this all possible!
The Eubie Blake Cultural Center (EBCC) invites you to the closing of ROY CROSSE: Contrast Between Dreams and Reality, a major exhibition reexamining the work and legacy of Roy Crosse, a multidisciplinary artist whose practice engaged African diasporic symbolism, cultural memory, and the spiritual dimensions of Black identity.
Join us in Pikesville for Art is Alive, a vibrant Arts & Crafts Festival full of creativity and fun!
Art is Alive in Pikesville - Arts & Crafts Festival
Come join the fun at Art is Alive in Pikesville, an awesome Arts & Crafts Festival where you'll find something unique at every corner! This outdoor event is perfect for anyone who loves one of a kind handmade goodies, cool art, and meeting local artists.
Join us at Gallery 1448 for the opening reception of Richard Roth: Through the Years.
Richard Roth is a Baltimore artist whose work is deeply shaped by the city he adopted in 1961. Originally visiting college friends, he was captivated by Baltimore’s industrial landscape and historic seaport, ultimately choosing to stay and build both his life and career there as an educator and artist.
Want to see what Baltimore’s community organizations are building for the city’s young people, and have a say in what comes next? The Baltimore Children & Youth Fund (BCYF) invites you to its 2026 Community Exhibition, a free evening of live performances, interactive exhibits, food, and community connection at the University of Maryland BioPark.
Opening for Towson University's month-long Summer at The Center Festival is People Get Ready. For nearly a century, Globe Poster Printing Corporation—once one of the nation’s largest showcard printers—has chronicled American music and entertainment through bold, iconic posters. This exhibition highlights the powerful visual legacy of Black American music and its deep connections to cultural expression and civil rights.
Opening for Towson University's month-long Summer at The Center Festival is Vital Beauty. The artists featured in Vital Beauty explore what it means to be in—or from—America, and how this place—its land, communities, and histories—imprints itself on the body.
The 39th annual Columbia Festival of the Arts’ Free LakeFest Weekend returns to the Downtown Columbia Lakefront, June 12-14, 2026! Produced by the Merriweather Arts and Culture Center, this FREE three-day extravaganza features live music, performances by vertical dance company EVENTI VERTICALI, an Invitational Fine Arts & Crafts Show with more than 50 artists, kids’ entertainment and crafts, food trucks, a beer & wine garden, participatory workshops, and a variety of activities for all ages.
The Invitational Fine Arts & Crafts Show is back at the Downtown Columbia Lakefront as part of the Columbia Festival of the Arts’ Free LakeFest Weekend, June 12-14, 2026! Discover more than 50 juried artisans showcasing their one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted artwork – from wearable art to functional pieces – with prices for every budget. Don’t miss their booths located throughout the Festival grounds during the FREE outdoor three-day LakeFest event, presented by the Merriweather Arts and Culture Center.
Musical Director, Regina Carlow | Director, Staci Robbins
Friday Noon to 6 / Saturday 10 to 5 / Sunday 11 to 4 Gem, Jewelry, Bead, Mineral, Fossil & Craft Show Howard County Fairgrounds 2210 Fairgrounds Rd, West Friendship, MD 21794 Open to the Public!!! + Wholesale Area Over 60 Vendors - Buy Tickets Here The Gem Miner's Spring Gem, Jewelry and Craft Show is an exhibition of beads, fine jewelry, gems, minerals, fossils, gift and craft items. Free and handicapped parking. Admission $5 online or $6 at the door (cash only); children under 12 free. Free parking, air conditioned show hall, and food sales on site.
Fleckenstein Gallery has gathered some incredible artists who have the intuition and imagination to reclaim materials that have been cast off, torn down or otherwise rendered useless. Through their own unique manner of metamorphosis, they create and rename the new forms into some stunning artwork.
Exhibition
Unwound
September 10 – December 6 (closed November 26-29)
Monday – Saturday 11 am – 4 pm
Asian Arts Gallery, Center for the Arts, Towson University. 1 Fine Arts Drive, Towson, MD 21204