March 2023 - Click for more information and to RSVP

Learn about women in Baltimore who desegregated various industries in the city during the Civil Rights Movement in this virtual discussion presented by the Baltimore Museum of Industry. Alexis Ojeda-Brown has worked at the BMI for 4 years and is the museum’s Marketing and DEAI Specialist. She is also the DEI Coordinator for University of Maryland’s Merrill College of Journalism. Formerly the program and education coordinator at the Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum, Alexis has developed curriculum for Baltimore City Public Schools exploring Baltimore’s Civil Rights History. This is an encore presentation.

In partnership with The Peale, The Baltimore National Heritage Area presents the lunchtime lecture series, “It’s More than History,” from February – April 2023. It’s our fourth year presenting this popular lecture series! Talks are free! Please RSVP in advance!

2023 Virtual Lecture Series

Join us for our virtual lecture series that connects cultural movements to the history and heritage of Baltimore. RSVP is required. 

February 2023 - Click for more information and to RSVP

Learn about Maryland's connection to the slave trade. While many view Maryland as a progressive state; the truth of its roots in slavery will open your eyes to many of the historic locations and notorious players in Maryland history that had a connection to slavery. 

March 2023 - Click for more information and to RSVP

Learn about women in Baltimore who desegregated various industries in the city during the Civil Rights Movement in this virtual discussion presented by the Lillie Carroll Jackson Museum and the Baltimore Museum of Industry.

April 2023 - Click for more information and to RSVP

Baltimore City has a roster of historic buildings that it owns and runs. Learn more about the stories and architecture of these historic buildings and the City's plan for future uses for many of Baltimore's cultural gems.

Presented by Jackson Gilman-Forlini and Matthew Hankins