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The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture looked to the future for the theme of this year's fundraising gala.

After 3 years, Creative Alliance's popular over-the-top fundraiser returned with a vengeance to a sold-out crowd of creative supporters.

The Baltimore Museum of Art kicked off its latest exhibition - "The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century" with a preview party.

If the whole feeling of the American Visionary Art Museum is a spirit of fun, you can bet the spirit of its annual fund-raising gala is fun-plus!

The "party" may have been a small one - just a few employees and fans - but the celebration was still big in the eyes of American Visionary Art Museum founder Rebecca Hoffberger.

Instead of going to a show, hundreds of theatre lovers descended on Baltimore Center Stage to be part of the show - so to speak - at its annual fundraiser.

Artists and art lovers gathered at Maryland Art Place to celebrate the return of its "Out of Order" exhibition/silent auction - as well as the party's 25th birthday.

A couple hundred friends and supporters of the American Visionary Art Museum turned out to celebrate its founder/director, Rebecca Alban Hoffberger, who is retiring in early 2022.

Maryland artists, and their supporters descended on Maryland Art Place to celebrate the nonprofit's 40th year.

Friends of John Waters descended upon the Baltimore Museum of Art to celebrate with Baltimore's famed filmmaker/artist/writer at the official dedication of the museum's newly redone all gender restrooms in his name.

Friends, family and fans gathered at Cancun Cantina to celebrate the release of "Ripped Apart: Living Misdiagnosed."

The Baltimore Museum of Art hosted a small soiree as it dedicated the John Waters Rotunda in honor of the internationally famous Baltimore filmmaker/author/artist.

Young adults around Baltimore took a morning off to zoom into "Bring Your Own Brunch," hosted by IMPACT, the young adult division of The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore.

A packed house at Bar Vasquez for Baltimore Magazine's inaugural "Baltimore Gamechangers" event, honoring folks who are doing good things around Baltimore.

Many of Rhea Feikin's family and closest friends filled the private dining room of Ruth's Chris Steakhouse to honor "the first lady of MPT" and to celebrate her decades of work on Baltimore television in

Fans of architecture had a chance to check out a building not usually open to the public at the Baltimore Architecture Foundation's biggest party of the year.

A couple hundred art lovers filled Creative Alliance at the Patterson for the opening of "On the Verge: 25 New and Emerging Artists."

The Roland Park gallery and office of Monument Sotheby's International Realty was packed with folks for the opening of an exhibition by local artist Mary Beth Marsden.

A night to delight the senses, as local artists were encouraged to come together to create and socialize, with music supplied by DJ James Nasty - all inside the Waverly Brewery.

The “Under $500” opening reception at Maryland Art Place (MAP) was not the party for being fashionably late…not if you were an art lover.

Hundreds of folks involved in Maryland's film industry gathered at the Lord Baltimore Hotel to honor one of their own - famed production designer Vince Peranio - and raise funds for the Maryland Film Industry Coalition.

Chesapeake Shakespeare celebrated the fifth anniversary of its beautiful theatre - as well as the opening of a new addition - with a gorgeous gala.

Where better to celebrate the latest issue of BMoreArt Magazine...?