Baltimore Museum of Art

Yes they do.

Yes Mr. Easley, as the BMA is currently at limited capacity in an effort to provide a safe environment for all, reservations are required to visit. You may secure tickets for you and your guests at this link (https://artbma.org/visit/plan-your-visit/). Hope to see you in the galleries soon, Mary-Margaret

Down stairs at the street level there is a gift shop and a cafe.a little pricey, but nice.

The BMA East and West lots are available for BMA and Gertrude’s restaurant patrons. Both lots include wheelchair-accessible spaces. FREE for up to 30 minutes $12 Daily Rate (6 a.m.-5 p.m.) $9 Evening Rate (5 p.m.-12 a.m.) FREE for cars with accessibility placards or plates You can pay for BMA parking at the Welcome Desks in the Easy Lobby and Fox Court, or at the big blue machine near the entrance to Gertrude’s Chesapeake Kitchen. Other parking options include The Johns Hopkins University (JHU) South Garage, a large underground parking facility accessed from Wyman Park Drive (between San Martin Drive and Art Museum Drive) and limited on-street metered parking is available on Art Museum Drive. E-Z Park Meters accept coins, debit cards, and credit cards.

The BMA offers free admission for all. The Museum does often host special exhibitions that are by ticketed admission. Prices vary. Thank you for your question and we look forward to seeing you in the galleries in 2021. Stay well

Thank you for reaching out to The Baltimore Museum of Art. Please know that the BMA will announce further details regarding the considerations and process for acquisitions in 2020 at a later date. Look to our website (artbma.org) as well as regional media outlets in the months to come. This commitment is an extension of 2020 Vision, the BMA's year of exhibitions and programs dedicated to female-identifying artists and leaders. Stay well, Mary-Margaret, BMA Marketing Manager

Thank you for your support of the BMA. The BMA is always closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, which includes Labor Day. Museum hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10 a.m.- 5 p.m.

Having a mummy is a great way to wrap-up a museum visit! Ha! I made a funny

It does not do appraisals.

The restaurant is called "Gertrude's".

Yes

Yes. No flash.

My son works there and said he it rnds on July 29th

We went yesterday without reservations.

Joan Mitchell opens Sunday March 6 and will be on view until August 14, 2022. Non-Member tickets and one-hour docent-led tours of the exhibition go on sale today at artbma.org. Looking forward to seeing you in the galleries.

Jan, there is one lot adjacent to the BMA's main entrance as well as metered parking on Art Museum Drive and Charles Street. Enjoy your visit!

Street parking! It just 25¢ per 30mins I think.

Wed-Sat right now

It's free admission but there are special exhibits that you may have to pay a fee to get into. You can always go to the main desk to ask about the special exhibits and their cost. There is plenty to see under the free admission.

Mr. Heyert, I have passed your question along to our librarian and hope to have information for you this week. Thank you for your interesting question. Be well, Mary-Margaret, BMA Marketing Manager

Thanks to all who have answered Pat's question. The BMA does indeed offer guided tours for groups. Please use the following link to request one for your church group. Looking forward to seeing you in the BMA galleries soon, Mary-Margaret, Marketing Manager https://s3.amazonaws.com/artbma/documents/BMA_Adult-Tour-Request-Form.pdf?pdf=DocentLedTour

The BMA is always closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, which includes Labor Day. Thank you for your support of the BMA.

I think not

Why not just contact them and ask them? http://www.artbma.org/about/contact.html

The museum has 2 parking lots. A lot easier to park there for $7 than finding parking on the street.

The BMA is located in Charles Village, adjacent to the campus of Johns Hopkins University, at 32nd and Charles Streets. Street parking ($2 for four hours) and Museum lots ($7 all day) are available. Maryland Transit Administration buses CityLink Silver (formerly No. 3) and LocalLink 51 (formerly No. 11) drop you near the BMA as does the Charm City Circulator Purple Route. Admission is free but the BMA does host ticketed exhibitions. Hope to see you in the galleries soon! Be well, Mary-Margaret

Ms. Meng, there is no free parking available. Metered street parking is $2 for four hours and $7 in the two lots adjacent to the BMA for all day. Hope to see you in the galleries soon. Stay well, Mary-Margaret

There is usually no food in the meseum unless there is a special gala. Gertrude's is open at 5pm I believe.

Hello Skyler---admission to the BMA is free with the exception of ticketed exhibitions, such as our upcoming Monsters & Myths: Surrealism and War in the 1930s and 1940s. The majority of our education programs and events, such as Commons Collaboration and Open Hours, are also free. Learn more at https://www.artbma.org/events/index.html Thank you for your interest in the BMA.

Nabor, thank you for your question. Dogs are not permitted in the galleries or Sculpture Garden. Be well, Mary-Margaret on behalf of the BMA

No -- the museum is closed on Thanksgiving day but will open on Friday from 10 an to 5 pm.

Yes, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. And the BMA is free every day, Wednesday-Sunday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. with the exception of ticketed exhibitions like the fabulous John Waters: Indecent Exposure, now on view.

gertrudesbaltimore.com has the menu

The museum is free, but the special exhibition (currently John Waters) is not free.

As far as I know, it's free to get in. I just walked in the last time I went there. And just for FYI you have to put any bag pack you have in a locker inside the museum for safe keeping.

Definitely, yes

Best answer is FREE. Sometimes there are special exhibits that have an admission cost BUT their regular exhibits are always free. Note: if you come with kids ask at the welcome desk about times for their special kidd programs.

Yes, the museum has handicapped parking at all of their parking lots. And kind staff inside the museum to help & advise you on their many services.

Laura is correct! The BMA is celebrating the anniversary of the Friends Group that supports this amazing collection!

Local Guide Bellamy is obviously wrong. There has been a good restaurant at the BMA for more than 25 years. First came Donna's, and she's got two other Baltimore spots that are both doing well. Gertrude's took over the space about 20 years ago. They feature Chesapeake seafood including rockfish (very similar to seabass), marvelous crabcakes in many forms, and good vegetarian items as well. I highly recommend this restaurant. Chef John Shields is one of Baltimore's finest..

Yes, Gertrude's is in the museum and it's very nice. A little overpriced due to the location but it's convenient and good.

museum is free but you have a restaurant inside if you llike to eat something.

You'll have to ask them.

Two lots are available for $7 all day. There are also many meters on art museum drive—-$2 for three hours. And the BMA is on the free Charm City Circulator Purple Route.

Nonflash photos are allowed.

Exhibit is free but not the restaurant and special exhibitions

Call the museum.

The museum probably doesn't do that but they may be able to point you in the right direction. Also google art galleries that deal with that artist. Or auction house as the others suggested

I believe, 2.

Yes

Give them a call;however,they are not very good about returning calls. Therefore I would try to get someone on the line when you call.

Yes closed every Monday & Tuesday ==> except for a few special events.

I would try the American Visionary Art Museum as well

There are better things to do with children, like the aquarium or the science center if you are just looking for activities

I don't believe they have any Kahlo pieces. Many great works in the Cone collection, but unfortunately none of Frida's work.

The best answer is, go to the website and do a search or the permanent collection.

A couple blocks away there is limited free parking.

It's free to the public...a good place for family fun, esp. on Saturdays. Also look out for Free Fall activities in the month of October where you can attend most area attractions in Baltimore free of charge.

Museum is free, parking costs money, and good luck leaving without apending money at the gift shop or restaurant.