Bromo Art Walk Spring 2026

An evening of open studios, exhibits, live performances, and installations!

This multi-block, multi-sensory night on the town showcases the Bromo Arts District in all its glory: open galleries, live performances, imaginative projects, and in-person engagement, all taking place on Thursday, May 14, from 5-9pm.

View information below about the participating artists, venues, and retailers. Event maps will be available at all participating locations during the event and the digital brochure can be downloaded in advance. Check out the event Google Map to help navigate the district and to view all venues, retailers, and public art locations.
And for fast travel between venues, hop on a Lime scooter or bike that will be available throughout the district.

This event is free, but registration is recommended in order to get event updates and access to special promotions. Scroll to the bottom of the Eventbrite page to view the event FAQs for more information about the Bromo Art Walk.

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Keep the momentum going at the Bromo Art Walk After Party as Landis Harry Larry & DJ Kotic Couture bring bold energy to the stage at Current Space’s Garden Bar!

Dive into the raw synth-punk energy of Landis Harry Larry, led by Baltimore legend Landis Expandis—MICA graduate, longtime frontman of The All Mighty Senators, and founder of F-City. Where sound and visual art collide, this is more than music—it’s an experience.

After that, DJ Kotic Couture, self-proclaimed “Queen of the Underground”, blends club music, hip-hop and ballroom to create a dynamic force of expression in the underground Baltimore music scene.

Enjoy drinks at the Garden Bar and late night bites from Lil Trap Eats.

Please show your free Art Walk Eventbrite registration (digitally or printed) at the door. Enter through 421 N. Tyson Street, located between Mulberry and Franklin Streets. Once the courtyard capacity is reached, new attendees will only be let in as people leave. Thank you for understanding.

On 5/14, show your Eventbrite registration at the district retailers to receive specials during the Art Walk. Retailers are open from 5-9pm unless specifically noted below.

• 100 North Bar in SpringHill Suites (100 N. Eutaw St.): 15% discount on food and beverages
• Baltimore SquashWise (601 N. Howard St.) // 6:30-9pm: Take a guided building tour of the newly-opened location and learn about squash!
• Cajou Creamery (411 N. Howard St.): 10% off with mention of Bromo Art Walk
• Charm City Books (426 W. Franklin St.) // 5-8pm: 10% off purchase with mention of Bromo Art Walk
• Cool Green Clothing (218 W. Saratoga St.): 50% off pair of socks with purchase of t-shirt
• Dear Globe Coffee (422 W. Mulberry St.):
• The dede. shop (305 N. Howard St.) // 5-8pm: 15% off entire store with Eventbrite registration
• Current Space Food & Beverage (421 N. Howard St. – in Current Space Courtyard):
• Maiwand Grill (324 W. Baltimore St.):
• The Place Lounge (315 W. Franklin St.) // 7-9pm: Karaoke

LEXINGTON MARKET VENDORS (112 N. Eutaw St.) // 5-8pm: Explore the culinary arts through a special artist-created menu and zine map that highlights merchant dishes and the cultural stories behind them. Grab a seat at the communal table to celebrate food, culture, and community.

• Crowns of Nubia (Kiosk on top level):
• DosiRock (Stall 52):
• Faidley’s Seafood // 5-6pm:
• Market Bakery (Stall 16):
• Nafasi Catering (Stall 51): 10% off purchase if you mention Bromo Art Walk
• Platinum Amala (Stall 28):
• Taharka Brothers (Stall 45): Discount on soft serve ice cream

BALTIMORE PLAYWRIGHTS FESTIVAL: 847 N. Howard St. // 7-9pm

A staged reading of “These Little Piggies” – a hilarious new play about a determined, sexy young woman seeking funding for a new gene splicing invention that will allow the rich to create cancer-proof, perfect children—and the super wealthy, completely full of himself, young man she targets to get it. In spite of his trophy wife and dying mother.

BLAKWATER STUDIO: 218 W. Saratoga St., 5th Floor // 6-9pm

Welcome to the new Studio Social at Blakwater. Create the sound of Baltimore in a real studio session. Write, play, record, and collaborate.

THE BLACK GENIUS ART SHOW: 106 N. Howard St. // 5-9pm

An Artsy Phartsy Phest transforming the gallery into a one-stop cornucopia of creativity.

BLU TREASURES KEMETIC YOGA & ART STUDIO: 416 N. Howard St. // 5-9pm

Art installation by Michele Blu, showcasing a range of sounds of the African Diaspora by DJ Bliberation, fashion & $5 pop up.

BROMO SELTZER ARTS TOWER: 21 S. Eutaw St. // 5-9pm, Clock Room Tours: 5-8pm

Visit artist studios, view performances and Unapologetically Baltimore: An Artscape Retrospective, and tour the historic clock room and museum.

Bromo Tower Artist Open Studios:

• ELSe
• House of Mark West
• Jim Conyers
• Mama Rashida Forman Bey
• Michael Bruley (5-9pm): Stained galss demonstrations
• Najee H.F.
• Rejjia Camphor (5-7pm)
• TeoP
• Tyshay thomas (5-7pm)

CREATIVE CHAOS STUDIO: 112 N. Eutaw St. (Lexington Market Plaza) // 5-8pm

Check out the traveling creative space with mobile art studio tours, karaoke & coloring pages on the Lexington Market Plaza!

CURRENT SPACE: 421 N. Howard St. // 5-9pm & The After Party from 9-11pm!

Galleries: Baker Artist Award Finalist Showcase and James Bouché. Outside: live music in the garden courtyard + food and craft cocktails.

DEAR GLOBE CAFE AND GALLERY: 422 W. Mulberry St. // 5-9pm, Reading: 7pm & 8pm

View a Filipino photo exhibit exploring identity and futurism, enjoy poetry readings, and join an interactive activity with the Walters Art Museum.

EUBIE BLAKE CULTURAL CENTER: 847 N. Howard St. // 5-9pm

Contrast Between Dreams and Reality: a major exhibition reexamining the work and legacy of multidisciplinary artist Roy Crosse!

EVERYMAN THEATRE: 315 W. Fayette St. // 5-9pm

Love is in the air as Regency meets Gothic. National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre’s Alex Zavistovich celebrates Emma with readings from Jane Austen’s novel, and love poems from Poe, while Alexander the Pretty Good performs Emma-inspired mind readings to predict the very words in your head! Enjoy happy hour specials and the Everyman Visual Arts Gallery.

FLUID MOVEMENT: 303 W. Monument St. // 5-9pm

Get your sweet fix before the big splash! Games, crafts, and treats to hype up the 2026 synchronized swimming show Candy Land of Pleasant Living!

FRANCE-MERRICK PERFORMING ARTS CENTER: THE HIPPODROME THEATRE & M&T BANK EXCHANGE: 12 N. Eutaw St. // 6-9pm

Take a behind-the-scenes tour of the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center & pose for a picture on stage! Tours start every 15 minutes.

THE FUNN BAND: 847 N. Howard St., 1st Floor // Performance: 5-6pm

Join the Charles Funn Band for a soulful tribute celebrating the music of jazz, blues, and funk legends!

GALLERY 410 AT FOUR TEN LOFTS: 410 N. Eutaw St. // 5-9pm

Artist Liz Miller transforms hair into architecture in an urban solo show of ceramics, headdresses, and paintings.

KEUR KHALEYI AFRICAN DANCE COMPANY: 847 N. Howard St. 2nd Floor // Performance: 6-6:40pm

Watch a performance from the resident company of excerpts from the upcoming show All Roads Lead to Africa. Traditional dance & song exhibit.

LE MONDO: 410 N. Howard St. // 5-9pm

Join us for a pop-up art market benefitting Central Maryland Immigrant Rights Collective & take a sneak peek at our latest work to bring more art spaces to the District!

Le Mondo Artist Open Studios:

• Alexis Irby (5-7pm)
• Malwink Studios

LEXINGTON MARKET & BMA LEXINGTON MARKET: 112 N. Eutaw St. // 5-8pm

Mapping Culinary Roots & Rituals at Lexington Market – Join artist Spirit Adams and merchants from Lexington Market’s storied food stalls for an evening rooted in culinary history and ritual. Sample special items from a range of Market merchants and take home a Culinary Archival Map that highlights Market dishes and the cultural stories behind them.

LINEUP ROOM RECORDING STUDIO: 218 W. Saratoga St., 2nd Floor, Studio #4 // 5-9pm

Visit the studio to record a funny radio commercial. We bring the scripts, you bring the voice!

MAKING SPACE BMORE: 709 N. Howard St. // 5-9pm

View Pharmaco/Liberation—a multidisciplinary exhibition on bodies, care, and control—featuring a Jess Keyes performance and Baltimore Harm Reduction Coalition tabling: naloxone training, overdose education, and supplies.

MARYLAND ART PLACE: 218 W. Saratoga St. // 5-9pm

Maryland Art Place Individual Artist Open Studios (2nd-5th Floors)

Maryland Art Place Artist Open Studios:

• Kevin Hailey
• Pretty – TPE Studio
• Shardae “Illy” Turner
• Sierra Iola (5-7pm)

MARYLAND CENTER FOR HISTORY AND CULTURE: 610 Park Ave. // 5-8pm

Come visit the newest exhibition, WayFinders: Making Senses of our World. Explore Maryland’s past and present using your senses!

MRI STUDIOS: 20 N. Howard St. // 5-9pm

Youth impact Jam is a culminating showcase celebrating student voice, innovation, and creativity, powered by Baltimore City Public Schools and Media Rhythm Institute. Experience youth-led presentations, a pop-up art gallery by Kid Balloon, music, food, and a vibrant atmosphere. Hosted by Raven Paris and Big Fred.

MURAL ART TOURS BALTIMORE: 401 N. Howard St. // 5-9pm

Take a 30-minute walking tour to explore the stories behind the walls! Tours depart on the hour and half hour with the last tour leaving at 8:30pm.

NEON PAINT PLACE: 307 W. Baltimore St. // 5-9pm

Enjoy interactive glow-in-the-dark splatter paint, neon sip & paint, and spin art experiences for all ages! Protective gear provided.

RED GIANT: 403 N. Paca St. // 5-9pm

Opening reception of Shoring featuring Bradley Milligan and Nicholas Wisniewski, a solo exhibition by Adewale Alli ,and explore artist studios.

Red Giant Artist Open Studios:

• Ellie Works
• Kyoungho Isaac Kim
• Mary Gagler
• Patrick Ryan Bell
• Shea Kister

THE STU BALTIMORE BY MARK NADIR WORX: 218 W. Saratoga St., 2nd Floor, Studio 1 // 5-9pm

Drop in for a photo exhibit featuring work from the Dominican Republic, DJs on deck with open decks to try, a set by Shameeka Dream, and an open mic.

STUDIO Q: 607 N. Eutaw St. // 5-9pm

An interactive live painting experience focused on process, rhythm, and visual depth.

TOWSON UNIVERSITY: 218 W. Saratoga St., 5th Floor // 5-9pm

Join for the opening reception of the group show, featuring multidisciplinary work by Towson University MFA students. On view through May 30.

WESTMINSTER HALL & BURYING GROUND: 519 W. Fayette St. // 5-8pm

Explore the catacombs with guided tours by Baltimore Heritage and see the final resting place of Edgar Allan Poe and a thousand other souls.

WOMBWORK PRODUCTIONS: 847 N. Howard St., 2nd Floor // 6:45-7:45pm

WombWork Productions presents an interactive social justice theater experience blending theatre, rhythm, movement, and storytelling. Rooted in African traditions, this experience celebrates Baltimore, community healing, and collective creativity through powerful, joy-filled expression.

XOXO GALLERY: 218 W. Saratoga St. 3rd Floor // 5-9pm

Iconoclasm, an exhibition exploring worship, icons and their recontextualization over time. Curated by Lauren Crawford & Caitlin Gill.

This programming was made possible by the Maryland State Arts Council, the City of Baltimore, Downtown Partnership of Baltimore and the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority.

The May 2026 Art Walk design was created by local artist, Lolo Gem.

Thank you to our media partner, Baltimore magazine!

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