The best arts & culture spots in Annapolis

Baltimore Museum of Industry makes Baltimore’s labor and innovation feel alive inside an 1860s oyster cannery, with hands-on exhibits, live…

1415 Key Hwy (Baltimore)

Got a rhythm-loving toddler or a teen ready to shine? Naptown Sings and Plays! brings the fun with Musikgarten for littles, Glee Clubs for…

141 Gibralter Ave

The collection of Matisses & Picassos, Impressionist works & a sculpture garden are some highlights.

10 Art Museum Dr (Baltimore)

Iconic landmark offering marine-life exhibits, a dolphin show, shark tank & walk-through rainforest.

501 E Pratt St (Baltimore)

Interactive exhibits at this museum featuring an IMAX theater, planetarium & rooftop observatory.

601 Light St (Baltimore)

Popular spot featuring exhibits and multimedia displays chronicling the history of the city.

99 Main St

Videos & modern exhibits exploring the history of the U.S. Navy & the role of the Naval Academy.

118 Maryland Ave

Local performing-arts theater & education center with a resident ensemble of actors & artists.

315 W Fayette St (Baltimore)

Riverfront venue devoted to the ecology, maritime history & arts of the Chesapeake, with boat tours.

723 Second St

"The Star-Spangled Banner" manuscript is on display at this history museum & library.

610 Park Ave (Baltimore)

Small museum with unusual rotating exhibits by self-taught artists, plus sculptures & a garden.

800 Key Hwy (Baltimore)

Kid-powered museum with 3 floors of hands-on exhibits & play areas, plus events.

35 Market Pl (Baltimore)

Calm, relaxing, clean space offering all sorts of self-guided projects, from art to crafts like watercolor and collage, as well as art…

831 W 36th St (Baltimore)

Historic 3-building gallery with paintings & artifacts from ancient times to the present.

600 N Charles St (Baltimore)

Preserved 1774 house with tours showcasing its colonial furniture, original art & fine architecture.

19 Maryland Ave

Exhibits explore local African-American heritage through themes of family, community, slavery & art.

830 E Pratt St (Baltimore)

Compact preserved site & museum featuring historic Edgar Allan Poe memorabilia & events.

203 N Amity St (Baltimore)

Visitors can tour this restored 1760s estate of a former governor & stroll its 2-acre garden.

186 Prince George St

National Historic Landmark highlighting nearly 200 locomotives, a model train display & train rides.

901 W Pratt St (Baltimore)

Movie theater chain known for presenting 3D films on a giant screen, including blockbusters.

601 Light St (Baltimore)