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Stavros Niarchos Foundation
Parkway Theatre
that began showing movies in 1939. The theater has
a rich history, including roots as a streetcar barn, a
reincarnation as a dance hall, and later, as one of the
first venues to screen early works by Baltimore native
John Waters.
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And on warm summer nights, catch one of Baltimore’s free
outdoor film screenings while sitting on a blanket under the
stars. The American Visionary Art Museum’s Flicks from the
Hill (800 KEY HWY.) is kicking off with a sing-along version of
“The Sound of Music.” Films on the Pier pairs a waterfront
breeze with screenings at the end of Broadway Pier in Fell’s
Point. Pics in the Park at Center Plaza (110 W. FAYETTE ST.)
downtown offers screenings May through September.
Start At The Top And
Stroll Your Way Through.
Baltimore comes alive as never before in these
cutting-edge arts spaces and iconic historic places.
THE WORLD’S TALLEST
PENTAGONAL BUILDING
27th Floor, World Trade Center
View the Inner Harbor, surrounding city
and beyond to the Chesapeake Bay.
401 E. Pratt St.
(next to the National Aquarium)
www.viewbaltimore.org
wbaltimore.org
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Celebrating 90 years!
15 FLOORS OF ORIGINAL
ARTWORK AND EXHIBITIONS
Clock Room Tours on Saturday-$8.00
21 S. Eutaw St. (Bromo Arts District)
www.BROMOseltzerARTStower.com
Be sure to check the hours on thewebsites es before you
go.
Three Amazing Restaurants/Lounges
Including the Gorgeous
Lb Skybar Rooftop Lounge
Crafted Beers and Local Spirits
private parties available
410.539.8400
20 W Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
sales@lordbaltimorehotel.com
reservations@lordbaltimorehotel.com
www.lordbaltimorehotel.com
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