Charles Village

3 places in Charles Village: arts and theater, a park. Every one was checked against the venue’s own sources, and each listing says which source that was and the day it was read.

Charles Village rowhouses at 33rd and Abell, their cornices and porch posts painted in bands of yellow, red and green
Charles Village rowhouses at 33rd and Abell, their cornices and porch posts painted in bands of yellow, red and green · Photo: Marylandstater · Public domain

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Arts and theater in Charles Village

  • Charles Village rowhouses at 33rd and Abell, their cornices and porch posts painted in bands of yellow, red and greenCharles Village

    Free · The lot at 25th Street and Maryland Avenue, on the Old Goucher edge

    Black Wall Street Expo

    An outdoor marketplace of Black-owned businesses that takes over the lot at 25th and Maryland for an afternoon each autumn, run by the Notre Maison Connects nonprofit.

    One afternoon a year; 12pm-6pm on the day

  • The Baltimore Museum of Art's columned portico and its flight of steps, a banner with the museum's name hanging between the columns

    Free

    Baltimore Museum of Art

    General admission is free and the museum says so plainly rather than burying it: reserve a ticket online or take one at the Welcome Desk, and only the special exhibitions are ticketed.

    Wed-Sun 10am-5pm, Thu until 9pm; closed Mon-Tue, and on New Year's Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas

Parks and waterfront in Charles Village

  • Charles Village rowhouses at 33rd and Abell, their cornices and porch posts painted in bands of yellow, red and greenCharles Village

    Free · Below the BMA, on the Charles Village and Remington edge

    Wyman Park Dell

    A bowl of lawn below the Baltimore Museum of Art, held by a volunteer conservancy rather than by the parks department alone.

    Sunrise to sunset, like every city park; the Dell is an open park with no gate

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