Frequently Asked Questions about the Baltimore Museum of Art
What are the general admission fees for the Baltimore Museum Of Art?
General admission to the Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) is free. However, special exhibitions and events may require ticketed entry, which can be purchased online at artbma.org/events.
Where is the Baltimore Museum of Art located?
The BMA is situated at 10 Art Museum Drive in the Charles Village neighborhood of Baltimore, MD. It is easily accessible by car and public transit.
What parking options are available at the Baltimore Museum of Art?
The BMA offers on-site parking in its surface lot adjacent to the museum. Additionally, street parking is available on North Charles Street and surrounding areas. For more details, visit this link.
Are there dining options available at the Baltimore Museum of Art?
Yes, the BMA features Gertrude's Chesapeake Kitchen, an on-site restaurant serving locally sourced Chesapeake cuisine. Other nearby dining options include Papermoon Diner and Tagliata Restaurant, offering a variety of culinary experiences.
What are the hours of operation for the Baltimore Museum of Art?
The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM and is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Can I use rideshare services to get to the Baltimore Museum of Art?
Yes, rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft can drop off and pick up passengers at the BMA's address: 10 Art Museum Drive, Baltimore, MD 21218.
Candlelight: The Best of Hans Zimmer Baltimore Concert reviews
Star Wars in Concert - all around GREAT!
I purchased these tickets for my fiance, who is a HUGE Candlelight: The Best of Hans Zimmer fan and an engineer, as a birthday gift. The exhibits were fantastic, with him getting his picture taken with some Storm Troopers, and the music was absolutely amazing, as expected. The orchestra was impressive, and the choir was fantastic. The way they presented the show made everything click for me, providing a comprehensive overview of the entire 6 movie series. I'm not a big Candlelight: The Best of Hans Zimmer fan, but I was really impressed. I would suggest avoiding sitting on the floor - seats a few rows up (F and higher) off the floor would be ideal. Even though we were in the first row off the floor, we still had a great view and didn't encounter any issues.
Christmas Spectacular First-Timers
"I took my 3-year old niece and 4-year old Goddaughter to the Best of Candlelight: Hans Zimmer. Their little faces were priceless as the show progressed and my heart simply melted when I saw how happy and surprised they were, ESPECIALLY about seeing so many Santas! They loved the wooden soldiers and, of course, Santa (actually, there were many Santas)!! All of us REALLY enjoyed the show. They were first timers and received buttons indicating "I'm a First-Timer." I am going to make this a tradition with them. I highly recommend the RCMH Christmas Spectacular for all ages, but especially the little ones."
CHARLIE - You Got The Better Of Me! Baby...
When Cherelle first came out, followed by Alexander, I have to admit I thought to myself - These folks should NOT be on-stage with Candlelight: The Best of Hans Zimmer.
The last songs she sang with Alexander were soul stirring, and when he got his old and talented SOUL out in the crowd and danced and jammed and sang, it melted the coldness right out of my heart. Both of them have real talent and deserve to be on tour.
CANDLELIGHT: THE BEST OF HANS ZIMMER brought it all home with almost 90min of song and entertainment. WOW! Where did ya get those thick legged women.