The National Aquarium presented by is a free, outdoor exhibit between Piers 3 and 4 of the National Aquarium campus on Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. This latest exhibit allows visitors to the harbor to step onto floating docks and experience the diverse plant and animal life filling this innovative, re-created salt marsh.
When a family friend won the BMI’s Maryland Engineering Bridge Challenge, Michael was inspired to try his hand at a challenge of his own. He decided to build a miniature, remote-controlled ship that could transport cargo on the Baltimore Harbor. High school sophomore Michael G. always had an interest in building ships. To
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When schools closed their doors in the earliest days of the pandemic, the BMI quickly adapted two of its popular programs into take-home kits for local students. One kit mirrors the Kids’ Cannery activity that engages students in active exploration of the work involved in the process of preparing, preserving, and providing food to
The BMI announces two new full-time positions The museum Collections team has been busier than ever and we are excited to announce that two of the department’s part-time staff have just been promoted to full-time positions; Maggi Marzolf as the Archives Manager and Curtis Durham as the Collections Manager.
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Thank you for connecting, thank you for giving, thank you for keeping the stories of Baltimore’s industrial history alive. We are stronger with you. Evelyn Schroedl has been a supporter of the BMI since the very beginning. Evelyn Schroedl considers it fortuitous that she retired in 1981, the same year the Baltimore Museum
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The 8×10 is a dedicated live music venue in Baltimore, focused on showcasing jam bands and rock artists under its “Trust In The Music” ethos. Attendees can expect a diverse array of dynamic live performances, experiencing the unique atmosphere of this established music hub. This space offers a consistent platform for artists and an engaging
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Fantastic Realities is the American Visionary Art Museum’s 30th-anniversary mega-exhibition, presenting more than 130 artworks, including radiant and surreal oil paintings, colorful and poignant ceramic subway scenes, haunting lithographs, posable handcrafted action figures, chainsaw-carved minotaurs, and colorful hand-painted sci-fi galaxies. The exhibition focuses on depicted worlds: some artists channel from other dimensions, offering truths beyond
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Featuring Esther Krinitz’s Holocaust survival story told through 36 hand-embroidered works. The show pays tribute to humanity’s unjust persecution of innocents and the dream of a world at peace. Works include South African Truth and Reconciliation testimonies, Rwandan genocide survivors, and more.
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Exhibition Opening Weekend: Bodies of Information: Understanding Slavery through the Stearns Collection October 1, 2021 – January 4, 2022 Bodies of Information: Understanding Slavery through the Stearns Collection explores how […] n
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iWITNESS: Media & The Movement August 8th, 2024 – September 1, 2025 | Museum Admission iWITNESS: Media & The Movement is a compelling forthcoming exhibit to the Reginald F. Lewis Museum […] n
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