March 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.
This event is FREE and open to the public.
Friday, MARCH 13, 5:00 - 9:00 PM
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INTRODUCING ‘ART WALK W/’
Each month will feature a special guest host who will show you their best version of our monthly Station North Art Walk. Sign up or get more details here!
Participating Venues
ALMA COCINA LATINA
1701 N Charles
DINNER + DRINKS
Alma Cocina Latina welcomes Art Walk visitors with a special daiquiri crafted just for the evening—bright, refreshing, and inspired by Baltimore’s creative spirit. Stop in during your walk to enjoy this one‑night‑only cocktail.
AREA 405
405 E Oliver St
EXHIBITION- 405 Daily
Closing Reception + Performance by Lyn Goeringer and Rae Red
5:00 – 9:00 p.m. | Performance @ 6:00 p.m.
FREE: RSVP Recommended
Join the Station North 2nd-Friday Art Walk and enjoy sound performance "Song for Goat Skull" by Lyn Goeringer and closing performance by Red Rae.
AYE GALLERY + ALTAR STUDIO/HOOPER HOUSE
110 E 23rd St
EXHIBITION- PACK LIGHT by Roe Vision
PACK LIGHT is Roe Vision's debut exhibition — paintings and written monologues mapping the weight of what we carry and the quiet of letting go. Join us as Roe Vision takes us through the gallery and into the creative tenant spaces of the Hooper House, where the art clues the way.
On view through April 4th.
@ayespaceforus @athooperhouse
BALTIMORE JEWELRY CENTER
10 East North Avenue, STE 130
EXHIBITION: Gather and Grow
The Baltimore Jewelry Center (BJC) is proud to present Gather and Grow, an exhibition by Margaret Jacobs exploring Kanien’kehá:ka ecological and cultural knowledge rooted in relationships with land and native plants. Jacobs’ work speaks to socially significant plant forms, not just as components of cultural ceremony or as the foundational elements of healing medicine, but as living relatives that are embedded with memory, history, and care.
The BJC offers classes, workshops, and studio access to artists of all backgrounds and experience levels, dedicated to building a vibrant creative community for the study and practice of metalworking. The organization provides affordable educational opportunities through subsidized program costs and supports jewelry and metal artists in developing sustainable careers through professional development, sales opportunities, and promotional platforms.
Entrance is on the ground floor of Centre Theater building (10 E North Ave). Look for the BJC mural on the Charles St side of the building; our entrance is to the left. Follow the walkway along the side of the building to the double doors past the mural. Ring the doorbell, and we'll let you in!
BALTIMORE IMPROV GROUP
1721 N Charles
LOL ENTERTAINMENT: Experience the Unscripted Magic at Baltimore Improv Group!
Every show at Baltimore Improv Group (BIG) is a one-of-a-kind experience — created in the moment, never to be seen again. Our talented comedians spin audience suggestions into hilarious, heartwarming, and unexpected stories right before your eyes. Whether you love fast-paced games, character-driven scenes, or full-length improvised plays, there’s something for everyone at BIG. Join us for a night of laughter, creativity, and pure spontaneity. With a variety of shows every week and a welcoming atmosphere, there’s always a reason to come back for more. No scripts, no limits — just BIG fun.
@bigimprov
BOGUS GALLERY
1511 Guilford Ave
EXPLORE ARTIST STUDIOS!
Bogus Gallery welcomes the public to check out our space and the studios of our unique group of interdisciplinary artists! Located in the historic Copycat Building, Bogus Gallery provides studio and exhibition space to working artists in Station North!
@bogusgallery
THE CLUB CAR
12 W. North Ave
DRINK + DANCE + EXHIBITION
The Club Car will be hosting a reception for Steve Totin’s solo exhibition, Flower Fields.
Check out Steve’s show while having some deliciously thirsty thematic cocktails that will trap your ass to dance and have fun with cool people!
CO_LAB WORKSPACE & BOOKS
2209 Maryland Ave
DRINKS + BOOKS
CoLab will be serving boozy refreshments and having special discounts. Featured artist’s work will be on display. Join us from 5pm - 7pm
@co_labbaltimore
GalleryCA
440 E Oliver St
CLOSING RECEPTION: Threshold, Image
Marking the first solo exhibition of multidisciplinary Palestinian-Jordanian artist Faris Dajani, his recent body of work unravels through distortions of alienation, self-conflict, and martyrdom. Threshold, Image presents charcoal drawings, multimedia paintings, and video work, placing the four borders of the image as cropped limits where reality stops and subjectivity begins.
Works by Faris Dajani
Curated by Delilah Jabbour
@galleryca @farisdaj @delilahjabbour
GUILFORD HALL BREWERY
1611 Guilford Ave
FOOD + BEER
Happy Hour Prices on Guilford Lager & Baltimore Pilsner for anyone stopping in for Art Walk!
HANCOCK SOLAR GALLERY
20 E. Lanvale St
Artwork on display by local artists, curated by Jordan Faye Block.
@hancocksolargallery @make_beautiful_change
IMPACT HUB BALTIMORE
10 E North Ave, Suite 5
FUN ACTIVITY: Inheritance Theater Project & Oh To Dream
Presented by Impact Hub Baltimore, Oh to Dream, National Great Blacks in Wax Museum, DiscoverMe/RecoverMe, The Baltimore Scene, and Inheritance Theater Project
This is a drop-in creative gathering where Baltimore’s artistic and civic communities connect through hands-on making (not just talking!). Move at your own pace, meet new collaborators, and contribute to a shared artistic process about this city we love. Activities Include:
- Storytelling with facilitators from the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum and DiscoverMe/RecoverMe
- Poetry prompts + creative writing led by Chin-Yer of The Baltimore Scene
- Collaborative artmaking contributing to a citywide performance project premiering this spring
Stop by anytime, stay as long as you like. No experience needed — just come as you are. Food and drinks provided!
@impacthub_baltimore
MOTOR HOUSE
120 W North Ave
LIVE MUSIC + DRINKS : Spotlight Date Night x Tonni Red
Featuring: Tonni Red | Soul
Baltimore Crown Award-winning soul singer-songwriter and producer Tonni Red is an emerging artist whose powerful vocals flow through many genres, including R&B, opera, pop, and gospel. Her raw and vulnerable writing style provides listeners with a window to her soul while creating a space for self-reflection and healing.
Motor House’s Music is a live music series that showcases Baltimore's solo acts, bands, ensembles, on 2nd Friday throughout the year. This public program is designed to celebrate Baltimore’s diverse musical talent while providing artists with a platform in the heart of Baltimore’s creative hub. Light bites and curated cocktails and mocktails available for purchase.
7:00pm-9:00pm, 21+
$10 per ticket + 2 item minimum
Buy tickets in advance here.
THE PARLOR
108 W. North Avenue
EXHIBITION: Track One: Soulstar by Parlor Artist-in-Residence, Kailah Foreman
On view from 1/31-4/30
'Track One: Soulstar' explores the intersections of memory, identity, and imagination. Inspired by Kailah’s lived experiences growing up as a young Black girl in east Baltimore, Track One: Soulstar shifts between scenes from her childhood– like riding in the backseat of her mother’s car listening to music, waiting late at night on the bus stop, spending time with her late father– and symbolic dreamscapes where these moments, that were before considered to be in the distant past, can continue to live.
@theparlorbaltimore @kailahforeman
SNF PARKWAY THEATER
120 W. North Ave
MOVIES + SOCIALIZE: Mixer with cash bar and free screenings at the historic SNF Parkway
5:30-8:30pm
Supported by the Baltimore National Heritage Area
Bring your friends and make new ones in one of the nation’s oldest movie palaces, now a unique platform for the performing and visual arts as well as film and emerging media. The mixer will offer a cash bar and concessions – including the best popcorn in Baltimore!
From 7pm, enjoy a free screening of films by Baltimore-based film and lens-based artists whose works investigate the city as a creative site for memory, making, and building in community. Hosted by Rebecca Uchill of the Center for Art, Design, and Visual Culture at UMBC (CADVC), and organized by BmoreArt, the city’s primary hub for arts publishing, “Under Construction: Baltimore Works on Film” invites audiences to consider Baltimore’s built environments as a critical set of contexts and containers that shape art-making and the formation of artist communities.
Learn more about our partners at their info tables during the event: the Baltimore National Heritage Area, Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums, and AZIZA PE&CE.
@mdffparkway
STATION NORTH BOOKS
34 E. Lanvale Street
SHOP: Collectible Books & Antiques
Looking for treasure? Come find it here!
WALLER GALLERY
2420 N Calvert St
EXHIBITION: ICE Out of Baltimore
Opening Reception: March 13, 5–9 PM
Exhibition: March 13 – April 3
ICE Out of Baltimore is a community art exhibition featuring 100+ works by Baltimore artists using their art to uplift immigrant rights and demand justice. From Palestine to Mexico, artists are coming together to challenge borders, solidarity across struggles, and envision a world without walls.
Music, speakers, and light refreshments provided. Free and open to the public
All artworks sold will directly support families impacted by ICE enforcement. 100% of proceeds will be donated through @cm_irc
