JULY ART WALK
Graphic Design by Yuling Zhang
Join us for Second Friday Art Walks in the artistic heart of Baltimore. Enjoy an evening of simultaneous exhibitions, special events, and open studios at multiple venues in the Station North Arts District.
Art Walk is FREE and open to the public*
Friday, July 10, 5:00 - 9:00 PM
Reserve your spot today!
‘ART WALK WITH’ Kim Te
5:30pm, starting at YNot Lot
Come along with Kim Te, the YNot Lot Manager and ex-manager of The Crown, on Friday, July 10th, for an exploration of Station North on foot! Together with Kim, you will visit a variety of galleries, venues, and public art installations throughout the area. The tour will highlight some of the thrilling, no-cost events taking place during July's Art Walk! Gather at the YNot Lot at 5:30 pm to join the tour!
JULY ART WALK PARTICIPATING VENUES
AREA 405
405 E Oliver St
Vault 99 DJ Open Decks with ONYX Art Market
Join AREA 405 and Vault 99 for an open-decks DJ session during the Station North Walk from 5:00 – 10:00 p.m. Explore an art market curated by the Station North Tool Library and ONYX Marketplace Collective, and browse a special selection of vinyls curated by the True Vine Record Shop from 5:00 – 9:00 p.m.
In Area 405’s Back Building
Plied Yams
Art Walk Special! Plied Yarns is having a studio cleanout, and we'll be selling bundles of yarn at special prices and even selling handknit samples. Snag a one-of-a-kind handmade garment or accessory for yourself or a gift!
Baltimore Sculpture Studio at AREA 405’s studio #354
Completed and in progress figure sculptures and portraits. Sculpting demonstration in progress. Baltimore Sculpture Studio is a collective of commjnity-oriented, dedicated figure sculptors. Come see what we are up to!
@_area405_ @baltimoresculpturestudio
Gallery CA
440 E. Oliver st
Pillars of Foundation & All Other Grounds
Pillars of Foundation and All Other Grounds is Cheyanne Zadia's first solo exhibition, an interdisciplinary body of work spanning painting, photography, sculpture, and film. Drawing on her upbringing between the Black church and the streets of West Baltimore, Zadia constructs a visual sermon, treating image and footage the way scripture has long been treated by those with something to say. Surrounded by sourced books and records that informed its making, the exhibition sits with questions of identity, community, judgment, and what it means to be seen without being understood.
Atrium Artspace
2029 Maryland Avenue
Waste Of Time
Waste Of Time is a joint exhibition by Maurice Scarlett III (MS3) and Jujuan Allen (Juste Unknown) exploring the spirit of adolescence and everything that grew from it. From playing video games and watching music videos to getting fly, these moments — often dismissed by parents as a “waste of time” — became the foundation of our imagination and creativity.
Station North Tool Library
417 E. Oliver St.
Station North Tool Library + Onyx Marketplace Collective
A Maker's Market spotlighting makers from the Station North Tool Library and Onyx Marketplace collective memberships. Check out the variety of wares for sale and learn more about SNTL and Onyx as resource organizations for artists and makers of all disciplines!
Impact Hub Baltimore
10 E North Ave, Suite 5
Baltimore National Heritage Area IT'S A SNAP! Photo Contest Exhibition Opening
Come see and celebrate the 2025 winning entries of Baltimore National Heritage Area's annual photo contest, IT'S A SNAP! Thirteen photos were chosen to represent this year's theme: "Baltimore's History Is American History". This exhibition is a celebration of the iconic people, places, and moments that define our city's legacy. Come experience Baltimore from different lens!
MICA Lazarus Center
131 W North Ave
Grad show IV
The Class of 2026 will present their thesis work in MICA Grad Show IV, representing the culmination of four years of study in the Low-Residency MFA program. Coelina Edward's work centers on Blackness and its vibrant, creative, and resistant way of life and social organization, with assemblage, collages, films, garments and soft sculpture. Dana W. Richardson's work uses "The Epic of Gilgamesh" as a framework for exploring walking, searching, and the transmission of knowledge across time. Blanquita Sullivan's large-scale painting installation examine how landscapes, objects, people, and the built environment become repositories of memory and magic, allowing the past to remain active within the present. Asma Waheed's work emerges from living in the diaspora, with ceramic forms grounded in domestic life, as well as inspired by Mughal architecture, Islamic geometric systems, biomorphic growth, jail screens, and courtyard fountains, creating sites of reflection, protection, and inward expansion.
Co-Lab Books
2209 Maryland Avenue
Green Plastic Tunnels: Pedestrian Topography
Small scale landscapes and structural arrangements are synthesized from commonplace objects, including elementary art room detritus and utilitarian substances. Incidental miscasts are often re-cast in multiples in an attempt to capture and repeat desired forms. Elements of play and composite experiences of childhood are visible through humanoid figures as well as imagined and realized architecture. Non-articulated figures are rendered for molding and resin casting by former Kenner Toys employee Stephen Geddes.
BLUE LIGHT JUNCTION
209 McAllister St
Community Indigo Dye Session
We invite everyone to enjoy a guided indigo dye experience led in the dye lab from 630-730pm during Art Walk with Artist and Dyer Kenya Miles. As part of our ongoing fundraising efforts, we’re offering this community indigo dye session as a way to support the studio through shared experience. Your participation will directly support our educational and community-based programming as well as general studio/garden operating efforts.
This hands-on gathering invites participants to refresh a beloved old item and transform it into something new, working directly with natural indigo and exploring basic dyeing and resist techniques. Register and support the studio!
AND Open Studio
Visit our showroom located on the 2nd floor of Blue Light Junction - a natural dye studio - and join us for a night of hands-on experience.
Head up to the second floor, where you can see our collections and spend some time in Blue Light Junction’s Alternative Library, artists’ studios and Concept Store.
We will share our creative process and enjoy hands-on experiences with a variety of intricate origami and folded samples.
@blue.lightjunction | @rosaful_garden
Our Time Kitchen
117 W 24th St.
Wild Thyme will be hosting a community mural workshop from 5pm-7pm outside of the Our Time Kitchen’s backyard during Station North’s July Art Walk. Come learn how to make stamps out of vegetables and use them to block print on our Backyard fence mural. We will have all supplies, feel free to bring your own vegetable to experiment with!
MS. Elderberry Co. café will be open from 4-8pm serving delicious drinks and vegan cuisine.
Falls Road: Safety for All Road Users
YNot Lot, 101 West North Avenue
Imagine a road to change! Do you live, walk, bike, or drive on Falls Road in Baltimore City? Come discuss safety and learn about our upcoming workshops to brainstorm ideas for improving safety on Falls Road.
The Club Car
12 W North Ave
Baltimore Queer Youth Art Competition
12 Queer Artists between the ages of 18 and 26. July 10th art walk, all guests can vote on their favorite artist which makes up 50% of the full vote. A panel of 10 working artists will make up the other 50% of the vote. The artist who wins will receive $1,000. Created in partnership with Stillpointe Theatre and the Baltimore Community Foundation.
Bogus Gallery
1511 Guilford Ave.
Constructed and Undone
Bogus Gallery invites the community for the closing reception of Constructed and Undone paintings by Josh Brooks AND a Bogus Gallery Open Studios Night. Come enjoy the exhibition, browse the studios of our working artists, and explore our space in the historic Copycat Building from 6-9pm.
Zo Gallery Garage Project
1901 N Howard St
Chasing Shadows
Chasing Shadows is an exploration cued by themes of presence, absence, and destruction. Working in dialog with the architectural language of the gallery, and in consideration of the material decline of our urban infrastructure, Mark Cameron and Elizabeth English work with form, material, shadow and projection to consider what remains and how we might engage it.
SNF PARKWAY THEATER
Naptown Brass Band
Get ready to experience the spirit of Mardi Gras with the Naptown Brass Band, named "Best Local Band" in What’s Up Annapolis Magazine - Best of 2023, 2024 & 2025! This high-energy New Orleans-style street band brings the magic of the Crescent City to life with their dynamic performances, infectious second-line rhythms, and improvisational flair.
The evening begins with a second-line parade from Graffiti Alley to the Parkway, followed by a porch dance party before the band takes the stage for a full concert experience inside the theater. Expect soaring horns, funk and jazz grooves, crowd-moving energy, and the joyful spirit of a New Orleans celebration.
HEATHER GREY GALLERY
18 W North Avenue
Seasons Without Soil: Chia Hsiu Liu
After two years of developing large-scale abstract landscape painting at school, Liu began to draw attention to the organic structure of plants and started a series of works on seasons. The floral and seasonal-inspired color palette yields a vivid, prosperous aesthetic in the newest series of work.
EGATNIV
16 W North Ave
EAST MEETS WEST
Shop a collection of one-of-a-kind vintage clothing and handmade textiles from hill tribe communities in Northern Thailand, each piece celebrates craftsmanship and cultural traditions
Red Thorn Tattoo
1731 Maryland Ave
Ms. Elderberry Café @ Our Time Kitchen
Tattooing on a walk-in basis, our special flash, drawings, and some custom work all available. The shop has been recently acquired and had a total overhaul. Come check out the new shop and get tattooed that day or consult with artists about a future endeavor.
