MAXgallery — Attraction in Baltimore

My family is very artistic. So we enjoy supporting art of all types. So when my daughter noticed the Maxgallery on social media. We were anxious to check it out. When I looked at the address I noticed it was in a residential area. But that didn't raise any concerns because here in Baltimore that is common. The Great Black's in Wax museum, for example is also in a residential neighborhood. When we arrived. The venue was not on a main road. Rather on a very narrow street with no parking. I had to drop off my family to go search for parking. Once I found a place to park 2 streets over. I came back a few minutes after the performance had started. That few minutes cost be the opportunity to have a seat. The venue is very small. It is literally the lower level of a house. Most of the patrons appeared to be college aged. And had no issues with. Sitting on the floor. As they listened to the beautiful almost hypnotic music that was being played. Those of us who were closer to retirement. Found ourselves against the wall. During the brief intermission before the dance portion of the show. Many of us older patrons drifted out side of the venue to enjoy the garden. My children really enjoyed the performances. However, I was disappointed the I couldn't get comfortable enough to fully get immersed in the experience. I suggest that when you go. Get there early. And bring a...

One of my favorite galleries in Baltimore is this converted, two-story carriage house tucked behind a lovely garden, just off of one of the city's famous alley streets. The first floor is devoted to showing and selling new fine art work by emerging and established local artists at very reasonable prices. The shows are curated by the owner Maxine Taylor, a very talented artist in her own right, who keeps her studio on the second floor. Check the website. There is always something exciting...

An artist's paradise in the city. Maxine is a true pioneer and a great artist too. Her collection features an eclectic mix, including a treasure trove of local talent. She opened up her studio/home and exposed us to its inner workings. It was much appreciated. Cannot wait to go to...