Motor House
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Start an empriseA former car showroom on North Avenue turned into a bar, a gallery and two performance rooms. Two things run on a fortnight here and both are pay what you can: the Dat Feel Good jazz jam on a Monday, and the Art of Comedy open mic on a Wednesday, which the venue calls the longest running in Baltimore. Everything else is a ticketed show or an exhibition.
- Hours
- By the event. The bar opens for what is on rather than to set hours.
- Every week
- Dat Feel Good jazz jam, alternate Mondays 7pm to 10pm, pay what you can. Hosted by Clarence Ward III and emceed by Rufus Roundtree
- Art of Comedy open mic, alternate Wednesdays 9pm to 10:30pm, pay what you can. Up to 25 comedians, hosted in rotation by Jamar Taylor, Lyric Marie and Zach Zwagil
- In the guides
- Parking
- Not verified yet
- Age rules
- Not stated for the jam or the open mic. Some ticketed events are 21+
- Accessibility
- Not published
- Official links
- motorhousebaltimore.com
- Verified
- Verified Sep 27, 2026 against Motor House's own event pages for both series, their times, their hosts, the pay-what-you-can pricing and the run of dates, read 21 Sep 2026, and again on 27 Sep 2026 for the fortnight each keeps: the jam on 28 Sep, 12 and 26 Oct, and 9 and 23 Nov; the open mic on 30 Sep, 14 and 28 Oct, and 11 and 25 Nov; its events page again on 21 Oct 2026, giving the jam on 26 October and the open mic on 28 October, on the same fortnight. Facts can drift; if something here is wrong, tell us and we’ll fix it. How we check.
- Not yet confirmed
- Bar hours on a night with nothing on. Access. Whether either series continues past the last date listed, which is in November, and on the same fortnight: the jam's has moved once already, since a June date on the venue's own page sits thirteen weeks before 28 September
Going with people? Make it an emprise: time options, RSVPs and a private room, all around this verified listing.
Start an empriseMotor House has no photograph of its own yet. If you are there, one from your phone beats anything we could find.