As Baltimore’s annual free arts festival celebrated its 41st iteration with a new time and location, Artscape finally broke its curse of bad weather this year, drawing large crowds.

More than 100,000 people attended Artscape last weekend, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott’s office announced Wednesday — validating planners’ decision to move the city’s marquee arts celebration to a ...

Artscape 2025 brings a fresh experience to Baltimore, featuring performances by LeToya Luckett, Tweet, and Fantasia, amidst a vibrant art scene.

Artscape 2025 in Baltimore attracted over 100,000 attendees, featuring diverse arts, music, and cultural events.

The stage is set for Artscape, Baltimore's iconic free arts festival! The 2025 edition offers renewed excitement and fresh vibrancy designed to enhance the visitor experience. "New is the weather ...

Artscape has moved downtown and takes place earlier in the year than usual, over Memorial Day weekend on May 24-25. The new timing and location come with a message: The festival, produced by the ...

Artscape has a number of changes. There is a new location, the event is earlier in the year, and now there is a new type of art on display. "It’s a new program track called Beyond the Reels where they ...

THIS YEAR, ARTSCAPE HAS A NEW DATE, NEW LOCATION, AND NEW FEATURES. EVEN THESE PILLARS WON’T LOOK THE SAME. IT’S DOWNTOWN. IT HAS MOVED INTO FIRMLY INTO DOWNTOWN BALTIMORE, WITH A BULK OF IT ...

Artscape recently returned to Baltimore, drawing thousands to the event that has become a hallmark of artistic expression and community spirit. Held from Aug. 2 to Aug. 4, 2024, artists and art ...

BALTIMORE -- The "Queen of Percussion" Sheila E. and The Original Wailers are two headliners of the 40th edition of Artscape, the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts announced Friday.

As downtown Baltimore hosts one of the city's biggest events of the year, emergency responders are rolling out a new artificial intelligence-powered tool aimed at improving safety and response times ...

As Artscape, Baltimore’s annual free arts festival, celebrated its 41st iteration this weekend with a new time and location, it finally broke its curse of bad weather this year, drawing large ...