What makes Baltimore beautiful? Each year, the It’s A SNAP! Photo contest asks Baltimoreans to answer that question through the lens of a camera. The Peale is proud to host this year’s winners, in collaboration with @ExploreBNHA #ThePeale #ItsASnap #BaltimorePhotography #CharmCityViews

Nellie Bly checked herself into Blackwell’s Island asylum in 1887 to expose the truth. Now, Cheryl Parry brings her story, and the voices of the forgotten, to life in a provocative new exhibition. 🗓️ Opens September 25 #ThePeale #BaltimoresCommunityMuseum

Explore your connection to water through art, science, and storytelling with Jann Rosen-Queralt & Angelica Chavez Duckworth. 📅 Sun, Sept 21, 2–3:30 PM 📍 The Peale – Closing event for One Chiliad #ThePeale #BaltimoresCommunityMuseum #ClimateArt #InteractiveWorkshop #BaltimoreWorkshop

Bluesky Final chance to see Glenn Walker’s censored 1955 works before the show closes Oct 12 @ The Peale. A rare opportunity to view and collect Baltimore art history. 🔗 thepeale.org/final-c... #GlennWalker #BaltimoreArts #ThePeale

Why The Peale? Because Baltimore’s stories matter. The Peale is where the city’s past, present, and future come to life through community voices, art, and history. #ThePeale #ThePealeBaltimore #BaltimoresCommunityMuseum #BaltimoreVoices

🎨 Baltimore artists! The Peale’s Built to Last exhibition offers $5,000 in prizes for works inspired by the city’s enduring landmarks. 🏆 Awards: 🥇 $2,500 🥈 $1,000 🥉 $700 🎖 $500 🎖 $300 Deadline: Oct 15, 2025 👉 Apply: thepeale.org/call-fo... #BuiltToLast #BaltimoreArt #ThePeale

In 1955, Glenn Walker’s art was censored at The Peale. Today, his work returns in a rare exhibition that may be your last chance to see — and collect — his original paintings. On view through Oct 12. 🔗

thepeale.org/deadlin... The official entry deadline has been extended to OCTOBER 15, 2025

Less than 24 hours left to cast your vote for Baltimore! Text “BALTIMORE” to 877-409-5525 and we’ll be one step closer to receiving up to $120K to present a free #LevittMusicSeries in 2026, 2027, and 2028. #ThePeale #BaltimoresCommunityMuseum #LevittMusicSeries #FreeConcerts #VoteNow

Glenn F. Walker: A Baltimore Original. This rare retrospective brings Glenn Walker’s powerful vision back to The Peale, 70 years after his painting shocked City Hall and sparked Baltimore's biggest art censorship battle. #ThePeale #BaltimoresCommunityMuseum #GlennWalker #ArtCensorship

Text “BALTIMORE” to 877-409-5525 before 9/15 and help us bring free, outdoor concerts to Baltimore starting in 2026! Your text could help us receive up to a $120K multi-year grant from the @levittfoundation! #ThePeale #BaltimoresCommunityMuseum #LevittMusicSeries #FreeConcerts #VoteNow

TEXT “BALTIMORE” to 8774095525 to Vote! The Peale needs your vote! Help us bring free, live music to Downtown Baltimore through the Levitt Music Series. Voting open Sept 5–15, 2025 Every vote counts toward a more vibrant, music-filled Baltimore. 💛 #Baltimore #Community

🎶 The Peale needs your vote! Help us bring free, live music to Downtown Baltimore through the Levitt Music Series. 📅 Voting open Sept 5–15, 2025 📱 Text “Baltimore” to 8774095525 to cast your vote! Every vote counts toward a more vibrant, music-filled Baltimore. 💛 #Baltimore #Community

🎶 Want free live music in the heart of Baltimore? From Sept 5–15, vote for The Peale and help us bring outdoor concerts to War Memorial Plaza, right by City Hall! Your vote = a more vibrant, connected Baltimore. 👉 vote.levitt.org/sign... #Baltimore #LiveMusic #LevittMusicSeries

October 3–5, 2025 Join us for a pop-up exhibit and weekend of programs honoring Marshall “Eddie” Conway and the history of the Black Panther Party. Local art, poetry, teach-ins, panels, and a keynote by Emory Douglas, the Party’s Minister of Culture. 🔗 Reserve your spot:

🥳 The Peale is 211 years old! Rembrandt Peale opened our museum in 1814, and we’re still here celebrating Baltimore’s stories. Join us this Sunday, Aug 17, 10–4 for our Anniversary Open House. Free admission + free cupcakes 🧁 while they last! 📍 225 Holliday Street

The Peale just opened a retrospective of Baltimore artist Glenn Walker (1927–1988). In 1955, Walker’s painting "In the Room" was pulled after the mayor called it “morally objectionable.” Other artists pulled work in protest. Runs through Oct 12.