Museum Reviews
Extensive gallery with a mix of art and historical pieces that tell hundreds of stories.
This was a great experience! This museum is full of information, and it was immaculate. We went during the first week of the month and were not charged an entry fee, being that we are Bank of America card holders. Great place to add to your list if visiting or living in Baltimore!
Haven’t been here in years, but went last week with my child’s field trip and everyone from the guides to the atmosphere was very exceptional. So much knowledge given about Baltimore/Maryland history.
The Fabric, Paint and Sip program was a hit. The staff and guest artist was phenomenal. We got to make an original piece of artwork.
There is alot of cultural insight. This building is also accessible for wheelchairs and scooters. The giftshop is nice too!
Real black history that needs to be commended and valued to the current generation and the next 👏🏾👏🏾
It was a very enjoyable visit and very insightful as to the roles that Maryland and Marylanders played in the history of slavery in america, and the advancements of the Black American culture in all facets of american life.
It was an honor to walk through this museum. The elementary educational systems in Maryland should make this one of many field trip requirements. Very nice place to take our youth so they can develop respect and honor for who they are becoming.
This place is an amazing representation of black history in Baltimore and across the country ❤️
I thought it was educational. It provided some insight on Maryland and why I've grown to love it so much even though I am from the midwest. It has a rich history and I love how the museum tells the story. I even got some nice trinkets from the store. My only criticism is for them to show me more.
Celebrated my cousins 60th Birthday. Beautiful venue. Everything was top notch!!!
Took the grands for an outing. We all had a wonderful time: I reminisced and they learned. There is a beautifully designed exhibit on the first level that explores the Civil Rights Movement which features a black & white TV. The children were fascinated by the images as well as the setting. In fact, all of the exhibitions are designed to appeal to multiple ages and different levels of awareness. Nicely done! Very affordable, with a welcoming staff.
I had a great time at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum! I loved having the opportunity to see work created by Elizabeth Talford Scott and other artists who create work that tells a story using quilts and other materials! I also enjoyed seeing artwork created by high school students in the area!
Absolutely gorgeous place. Very timeless piece of art in the center of Baltimore City.
Great full experience on the holiday. Exhibits very substantial and full of information.
Had a fantastic time and became a museum member. Looking forward to returning for more exhibits and programs.
Wonderful documentary on Mothers Day enjoyed every min of it relaxing room refreshments were served made my visit even better.
Very interesting exhibits with a friendly staff. The crowd who showed at the event I attended were so...cultured and engaging. It was quite an event.. the outfits I saw! I would definitely recommend checking this museum out.
Amazing work on display, everyone was welcoming. The current exhibit, Black Women Genius, on the 2nd floor was well worth the trip and parking😊.
Black, Woman, Genius exhibit is one of the best I've ever seen! Such a beautiful, unique, and spiritual space full of art you will not see just anywhere. Special shoutout to Auntie/Ms. Diane working there! She made the experience complete with her kindness and knowledge of all of the pieces in there! Will definitely return anytime I'm back in the city!!
The Reginald Lewis Museum is one of nine Baltimore museums and universities presenting the Elizabeth Talford Scott Community Initiative! It is well worth going to every location. I was there for that exhibition and engagement project. 😀
Wonderful experience and I think Ms. Dianna who waa securing the second floor today should get a raise. She spoke with enthusiasm and certainly while talking about the exhibits. She could have walked around in silence patrolling but engaged and encouraged me to continue learning and exploring.
This is a great place both for visiting as part of learning about Baltimore, Maryland, and American history and a great place for hosting your event.I attended the 5th Afros and Audio Podcast Festival here, and what a magnificent choice of a venue it was for hosting such an event. It was spacious, well lit, secure, sound acoustics on point, and so much more.My only sadness was that I forgot to get a t-shirt from the store before I left (only remembered on my way home 🤦🏿)!I highly recommend visiting, especially if you're coming to Baltimore for more than a day
