Galerie Myrtis

The Gallery About Nothing is a Baltimore art gallery with rotating exhibits across two floors—art downstairs and hip-hop artifacts upstairs. It hosts events like sip-and-paint and private parties, and sits just outside the metro for easy access. Visitors praise warm hosts, friendly staff, and a welcoming, vibe-filled atmosphere, with plenty of black-owned vendors featured at its events.

Ripp'd Canvas | Tattoo Shop • Artists' Social Club in Baltimore offers a welcoming space where skilled artists bring custom ideas to life. Located at 783 Washington Blvd, the studio earns praise for a clean environment, friendly staff, and attentive customer service. Reviews highlight diverse talents, from bold color work to cover-ups, with one note on scheduling delays.

Baltimore Jewelry Center is a hands-on metals and jewelry learning space in Baltimore. The facility offers studio tables, dedicated workspaces, and a well-equipped metal shop, plus a small gallery of resident artists and a shop area. It hosts open community workshops and classes such as Intro to Metals, led by friendly instructors and studio managers. Visitors can rent studio time, with occasional flash weekend rates, sometimes free.

Current Space is an art gallery and venue at 421 N Howard St in Baltimore. The space pairs a gallery with a courtyard and garden, a back bar, and rotating exhibits. Reviews highlight lively events—from the Bromo Art Walk after parties to back courtyard shows and Minds on Fire concerts, plus short film excerpts—alongside occasional notes about management. The space is linked to an artist-owned concept noted by reviewers.

Mt. Vernon Body Art is a clean, welcoming studio in Baltimore at 827 N Charles St, offering tattoos and piercings. Clients praise Clay for professional, attentive tattoo sessions and thoughtful consultations, and Matt for informative, gentle piercings. The shop’s vibe blends punk, neogoth, hip‑hop, and artsy kitsch, with affordable pricing and a focus on client comfort.

The Walters Art Museum invites visitors to explore a vast, diverse collection spanning European, American, and Eastern art within Baltimore. Originating from the private collections of William and Henry Walters, the museum presents thoughtfully organized displays and card-guided tours that help guests discover art at their own pace. With no admission fee and friendly staff, it offers an accessible, inspiring cultural experience.