Strand Theater
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Since 1982, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, an anchor of Baltimore's midtown cultural district, has hosted symphony orchestras and classical virtuosos from around the world, as well as an eclectic roster of popular entertainers. This is perhaps the best place to hear music in Baltimore. The acoustics are absolutely amazing. The most delicate pianissimos are clearly audible and the fortissimos positively thunder. The hall's interior is gorgeous: there are no sharp corners and every surface is curved.
The Downtown Cultural Arts Center is the hub of artistry. The center serves as a creative ground where people of all age groups can come and learn art. You can also drop by to see their exhibitions, dance shows, plays and other artistic events. The venue is open to cultural programs and is a spot for community gathering. If you have any event coming up then book them with a customized ambiance for a great party.
You have to climb down a short stairway to reach this basement DIY venue. The Holy Underground is an art collective that is open to all ages and hosts regular art exhibitions, theater and concerts. Though they do not charge for their shows, donations are always welcome. Some of their previous listings are Surf Harp, Sun Club, Andy Dale Petty, Gamble Cosmos and Curtains.
