CENTRAL MARYLAND ATTRACTIONS & RECREATION Annapolis Junction HISTORY & HERITAGE The Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Culture Center Billie Holiday Statue National Cryptologic Museum 8290 Colony 7 Rd, Annapolis Junction, 301-688-5849 www.nsa.gov Collection contains thousands of artifacts depicting the history of cryptology (codes & ciphers) and its importance to the security of the United States. 847 N Howard St, Baltimore, 410-225-3130 www.eubieblake.org The life and music of Baltimore musician Eubie Blake, Billie Holiday, Cab Calloway and others. d 1400 Pennsylvania Ave, Baltimore www.explore.baltimoreheritage.org/items/ show/643 Commemorates the life and legacy of the famed “Lady Day” who was born Eleanora Fagan in Baltimore on April 7, 1915. Louthan Distilling James E. Lewis Museum of Art Creative Alliance 3005 Montebello Terrace, Baltimore, 443-564-5514 www.facebook.com/LouthanDistilling A passion for local ingredients and resources runs in the family, and every kernel of corn in our corn whiskey is sourced from Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Arbutus HISTORY & HERITAGE 2201 Argonne Dr, Baltimore, 443-885-3030 www.jelmamuseum.org Founded in 1951, the museum’s permanent collection includes a variety of 19th-and 20th-century works. 3134 Eastern Ave, Baltimore, 410-276-1651 www.creativealliance.org This art center brings audiences to a wide range of performers, workshops, films and artist residencies. Maryland Museum of Military History Thomas Viaduct Maryland Art Place Cross Street Market 5120 South St, Arbutus, 410-461-5005 https://dnr.maryland.gov/publiclands/ Pages/central/PatapscoValley/Thomas-Viaduct.aspx C. 1836 bridge, was part of the main railroad between Baltimore and Washington, D.C., transported troops and supplies during the Civil War. 218 W Saratoga St, Baltimore, 410-962-8565 www.mdartplace.org Maryland Art Place, MAP, is a 40-year-old, not-for-profit, contemporary art gallery and building for the arts located in the Bromo Arts & Entertainment District. d 1065 S Charles St, Baltimore www.southbaltimore.com/shop/ crossmkt.html Lively indoor and outdoor communal seating areas and thoughtfully curated mix of vendors. Historic market is a local and regional destination for food and beverage. 219 Twenty-Ninth Division St, Baltimore, 410-576-1496 www.marylandmuseumofmilitaryhistory.org Preserves, interprets and presents significant artifacts and artwork relating to the history of Maryland’s soldiers and airmen. d $ Maryland Science Center Arnold OUTDOOR RECREATION Patricia & Arthur Modell Performing Arts Center at the Lyric Cylburn Arboretum 601 Light St, Baltimore, 410-685-5225 www.marylandsciencecenter.org Three levels of hands-on exhibits, live science, digital Planetarium and IMAX films all under one roof. d $ Atlantic Marinas at Ferry Point 700 Mill Creek Rd, Arnold, 410-544-6368 www.atlanticmarinasmd.com A marina with well-protected docks and deep slips, we pride ourselves on offering a family-friendly atmosphere. d e 140 W Mount Royal Ave, Baltimore, 410-900-1150 www.modell-lyric.com Hosts many traveling Broadway musicals and productions. Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University 1 E Mount Vernon Pl, Baltimore, 667-208-6500 www.peabody.jhu.edu In historic Mt. Vernon. Stages 800+ music and dance performances. Maryland’s major source of professionally trained musicians receiving college-level degrees in music. d $ 4915 Greenspring Ave, Baltimore, 410-367-2217 www.cylburn.org More than 200 acres of gardens and trails, this is the perfect place for an afternoon stroll, photography outings or a nature hike. d e The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore Diamondback Beer One Safari Pl, Baltimore, 410-396-7102 www.marylandzoo.org Founded in 1876, The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is the third-oldest zoo in the U.S. and is internationally known for its contributions to conservation and research. d $ Baltimore ARTS & CULTURE American Visionary Art Museum 1215 E Fort Ave, Baltimore, 443-827-8385 www.diamondbackbeer.com Our mission is to bring great beer to great people and sacrifice nothing along the way. d e Monument City Brewing Company 800 Key Hwy, Baltimore, 410-244-1900 www.avam.org Nation’s museum for self-taught artistry. Voted Best Museum and Best Tourist Attraction in Baltimore Sun Readers’ Choice Awards 2021. d $ Fells Point Corner Theatre 1 N Haven St, Ste A, Baltimore, 443-259-8131 www.monumentcitybrewing.com German designed brew house serving beer made in the traditional American way. The Puptrait Studio Arena Players 801 McCulloh St, Baltimore, 410-728-6500 www.arenaplayersinc.com The oldest, continually performing, historically Black community theater since 1953 bringing quality theater to Baltimore. 3000 Chestnut Ave, Ste 342, Baltimore, 443-604-0711 www.puptrait.com Professional dog portrait photography studio and dog art gallery. e 251 S Ann St, Baltimore, 410-276-7837 www.fpct.org Presents theater through a combination of acclaimed contemporary plays, Baltimore premieres, time-tested favorites and works of local playwrights. National Aquarium The Hippodrome Theatre at The France-Merrick Performing Arts Center 501 E Pratt St, Baltimore, 410-576-3800 www.aqua.org Located in the heart of Baltimore’s vibrant Inner Harbor, the National Aquarium features thousands of animals in award-winning habitats. d $ e See ad on back cover. Station North d Baltimore Center Stage 700 N Calvert St, Baltimore, 410-332-0033 www.centerstage.org Known as the State Theater of Maryland. Professional, nonprofit company serving as a local and national leader for provocative, entertaining theater for 50 years. d $ 1 W North Ave, Baltimore, 410-962-7075 www.stationnorth.org The first area in Baltimore to receive the State designation as an Arts & Entertainment District in 2002. 12 N Eutaw St, Baltimore, 410-752-7444 www.france-merrickpac.com Originally built in 1914, this historic theater seats 2,250 and plays host to rich/diverse entertainment. Ticket information: 410-547-SEAT. d Old Line Spirit Vagabond Players Horseshoe Casino Baltimore 200 S Janney St, Baltimore, 443-961-3199 www.oldlinespirits.com An award-winning, small batch distillery and a pioneer in the new and exciting American single malt whiskey category. Baltimore Museum of Art 806 S Broadway, Baltimore, 410-563-9135 www.vagabondplayers.org America’s oldest continuous little theatre which is located at the foot of historic Fells Point in downtown Baltimore. ATTRACTIONS 10 Art Museum Dr, Baltimore, 443-573-1700 www.artbma.org The BMA connects art to Baltimore through our commitment to social equity and collection of 18th-, 19th, and 20th-century art. d 1525 Russell St, Baltimore, 844-777-7463, 1-844-777-SHOE www.caesars.com/horseshoe-baltimore More than 2,200 slots and 150 table games within a 122,000-sq.-ft. gambling space with multiple celebrity chef restaurants. d Oliver Brewing Co. 4216 Shannon Dr, Baltimore, 410-483-3302 www.oliverbrewingco.com Creating distinctive American ales since 1993. Peabody Heights Brewery An Die Musik Live Baltimore Spirits Company 409 N Charles St, 2nd Floor, Baltimore, 410-385-2638 www.andiemusiklive.com/contact.cfm Live music in the heart of Baltimore. Howard Peters Rawlings Conservatory & Botanic Gardens Historic Duid Hill Park, 3100 Swann Dr, Baltimore, 410-396-0008 www.rawlingsconservatory.org Renovated Victorian conservatory with distinct environments that display plants from all over the world. Second oldest Victorian palm house in the United States. 401 E 30th St, Baltimore, 410-467-7837 www.peabodyheightsbrewery.com Peabody Heights Brewery is a locally owned brewery of excellent, independent craft beers. d e 1700 W 41st St, Ste 430, Baltimore, 443-687-9099 www.baltimorespiritsco.com Small-batch distillery specializing in Maryland rye whiskey, gin, and liqueurs. Full cocktail bar on site. Book tours through the website! d Baltimore American Indian Center Heritage Museum Port Discovery Children’s Museum Baltimore Symphony Orchestra 113 S Broadway, Baltimore, 410-675-3535 www.baicmuseum.org Museum shares stories of cultures and histories of the original inhabitants of Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic region, as well as other tribal communities. d Inner Harbor Pratt & Light sts, Baltimore, 410-332-4191 A promenade around the water’s edge leads past the city’s major attractions. 35 Market Pl, Baltimore, 410-727-8120 www.portdiscovery.org Port Discovery offers three floors of interactive, educational, and FUN exhibits and ever-changing programs for children ages birth through 10. d $ Power Plant Live Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, 1212 Cathedral St, Baltimore, 410-783-8000, 1-800-442-1198 www.bsomusic.org Baltimore Civil War Museum President Street Station Lexington Market, Inc. Performs more than 150 concerts annually including classical, pops, family concerts and special events. d 601 S President St, Baltimore, 443-220-0290 www.baltimorecivilwarmuseum.com Museum was site of pivotal moment during prelude to Civil War and where Frederick Douglass escaped slavery in 1838. National Park Service Network to Freedom site. d $ 400 W Lexington St, Baltimore, 410-685-6169 www.lexingtonmarket.com Since 1782, the market is unchallenged as a unique food and shopping experience. More than 100 vendors. On the Maryland Crab and Oyster Trail. d 34 Market Pl, Baltimore, 410-727-5483 www.powerplantlive.com This entertainment destination is home to many restaurants, nightclubs and great music venues, including Rams Head Live and Angels Rock Bar. 122 / VISITMARYLAND.ORG KEY TO SYMBOLS d = Disability Accessible e = Pet Friendly $ = Admission
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