H&H Arts Building is a landmark structure in downtown Baltimore. It houses classy art galleries and event spaces and is one of the premier art venues of the city. The beautiful 'Gallery Four', the artist-run 'Nudashank Gallery', the novel 'Whole Gallery', and the hot concert venues 'Floristree' and '5th Dimension' occupy various floors of the H&H Building. Round the calendar, a plethora of art exhibits, art festivals, music concerts, live performances et al are held here. The building's prime location allows easy access from all parts of the city, thus making it all the more visited. Call for further information.
A versatile and historic venue, the recently rechristened CFG Bank Arena is just the spot to enjoy various concerts, conventions, events, and games. Originally known as the Baltimore Civic Center in 1962, this iconic arena has enjoyed many names since its inception. Over the years, it has undergone many transformations and renovations to ensure it is always well-equipped with modern and innovative features and amenities. Owing to a capacity of around 14,000 seats, high-tech sound systems, and also catering to all conveniences of visitors, this arena is a massive crowd-puller not just in the city but the entire state when it comes to enjoying some of the most electrifying performances.
A nice little Gallery tucked away in the Inner Harbor, the Watermark Gallery exhibits local artists who are hand picked for shows. On some nights the gallery hosts readings by local authors as well. The artwork is all affordable priced, with the added advantage of knowing that your money is going to support the work of Baltimore's artists.
Area 405
Housed in a warehouse, and owned and operated by artists, AREA 405 is a place dedicated to foster an environment where art, in all its forms, can be expressed and shared freely. Its location inside a more than 150-year-old industrial building gives the venue an urban art space-like feel, with the interiors functionally furnished, without too many embellishments, conveying an existence based on purpose, rather than glamor. A lively part of the Station North Arts and Entertainment District, AREA 405 presents art in the form of paintings, sculptures, video installations, film screenings, performances and more, thus providing the city with a sort of one-stop for arts. Do see the website for information on upcoming events and other details.
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