Register for the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore’s annual event to receive free admission to the BMI. Take a guided tour, see machine demonstrations, and explore our waterfront campus.
Free with advanced registration: Get tickets
Join us on January 17th at 7:00PM for an in-depth look at Baltimore’s shipbuilding industry with Senior Museum Educator Jack Burkert. Hosted on Zoom.
FREE to all audiences: Register here
WTMD’s award-winning, family-friendly concert series will present dueling pianos act The Flying Ivories in the Decker Gallery.
$15 adults, $10 kids ages 2+, free for kids under 2: Register here
Using a mix of hand stitching and machine work, participants will leave this workshop with a simple patterned new friend. Suitable for ages 10+. Workshop includes supplies and museum admission.
$30/members/$35 non-members: Get Tickets
Check out the BMI’s newest temporary exhibition, Food For Thought: Spotlighting Food Service Workers at Baltimore City Public Schools, and hear from members of the exhibit team in an informal discussion.
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A virtual discussion about the history of school meals as part of the exhibition, “Food For Thought: Spotlighting Food Service Workers at Baltimore City Public Schools,” with scholars and practitioners.
FREE to all audiences: Register here
Enjoy a special civil rights-focused tour highlighting exhibits that were a part of the BMI’s “Reframing the Narrative” project with museum DEAI Specialist, Alexis Ojeda-Brown.
Join us on February 28th at 7:00PM for an in-depth look at Baltimore’s energy industry and the beginnings of electricity with Senior Museum Educator Jack Burkert.
FREE to all audiences: Register here
Interested in the history of bars in Baltimore? Join the BMI inside the taproom at Checkerspot Brewing Co. for our inaugural Community Collecting Day.
Free, no registration required: 1399 S. Sharp Street, Baltimore, MD 21230
Learn the art of printing and make your own monoprint with blocks and type from Baltimore’s Globe Poster Printing Corp.
$30 members/$35 general admission: Register here
Learn about Black women in Baltimore who desegregated various industries in the city during the Civil Rights movement in this virtual discussion presented by Alexis Ojeda-Brown, DEAI Specialist at the Baltimore Museum of Industry.
Free, registration required: Register here