programs
& events
Making a
Museum
The Peale Family in
Early Baltimore
Through May 31, 2015 Homewood Museum
Exhibition programs S p r i n g 2 0 1 5 Seating is limited and reservations are requested. Call
410.516.5589 or email [email protected]
Making a Museum The Peale Family in Early Baltimore
HOMEWOOD MUSEUM IS OPEN BY GUIDED TOUR:
Tues-Fri 11–3:30; Sat–Sun 12–3:30
Exhibition Talk
March 8, 2–4pm
Science and Spectacle in 1800s Baltimore
Join science educator and Johns Hopkins alum
Dr. Louis B. Rosenblatt for an engaging discussion
about the early demonstrations of science that were
presented as thrilling entertainment in venues like
Peale’s Baltimore Museum and the parlors of polite
society. A Phantasmagoria or magic lantern show
and reception will follow, with an opportunity to
visit the exhibition. Free to all with museum admission.
members' program
April 12, noon–2pm
Director's Brunch & Tour
Learn from Homewood Museum Director and
Curator Catherine Rogers Arthur about the
landmark museum that artist Rembrandt Peale
opened in Baltimore in 1814, "as an elegant
Rendezvous for taste, curiosity, and leisure." This
special program includes a delicious light brunch
in Homewood's wine cellar.
The Director's Brunch & Tour is an exclusive benefit of
Contributor-level Membership ($250) and above.
Upgrade your Membership to attend this popular event!
Call 410.516.8645 or visit museums.jhu.edu/support.
Closed Mondays and major holidays
All programs, dates, and locations subject to change.
See museums.jhu.edu for updates, directions, and parking.
FRONT: Admission Ticket to Peale's Museum, attributed to Rembrandt Peale, c. 1815, Private Collection
HOMEWOOD MUSEUM
3400 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
museums.jhu.edu
410.516.5589