| Baltimore Applique Society (BAS): Founded in 1993 to preserve antique quilts and promote the art of applique. International membership, nationally known professional advisors, preservation work for museum and historical society collections. |
| Baltimore Clayworks: Non-profit ceramic art center. Site provides information about classes, workshops, exhibitions, and community projects. Includes a calendar of upcoming events. |
| Baltimore School for the Arts: Provides qualified students with intensive training in one of four arts disciplines: the visual arts, music, theatre, or dance in combination with a comprehensive, college preparatory academic program. |
| Baltimore's Friday Night Swing Dance Club: Promotes swing, latin, and social dancing in the Greater Baltimore area. |
| BaltimoreFunGuide.com: A list of entertainment, outdoor and sporting events. Categorized and searchable event listings. |
| Barefoot Dragon: Ruta Kidolis, tribal fusion dancer. Classes and reviews. |
| CHELA: Experimental art venue featuring film, writings, readings, sounds, and installations of new and old artists. |
| Chesapeake Center for the Creative Arts: Provides instruction and presentation in the visual arts, drama, acting, literary arts, dancing and music, along with yoga, afternoon tea, and voice-overs. |
| Dancing With Grace: Offers salsa dance lessons. Schedule with pricing, photo gallery and products. |
| def Dumb and Bass: Monthly event for experimental artists held at the Baltimore Royal. Find history and event information. |
| Gordon Center for Performing Arts: Baltimore's most eclectic variety of professional performances presented in a season. Music, dance, theatre, comedy, and family entertainment. |
| joroko.com: The postmodern and contemporary sculptures of artist Joroko. |
| Kathmandu Valley Preservation Trust: An organization headquartered in Baltimore which aims to safeguard the extraordinary and threatened architectural heritage of Nepal. Find information about completed and ongoing projects. |
| Link: A Critical Journal on the Arts in Baltimore and the World: Features critical writing on content balanced with informal works, personal essays, visual projects, poetry, humor, even art-scene gossip and offerings. |
| Maryland Art Place: a contemporary non-profit arts center |
| National Arts Stabilization, Inc.: Provides information on management education for non-profit arts organizations. |
| Neighborhood Design Center: A nonprofit organization founded by volunteers dedicated to providing urban communities with access to professional, conceptual architectural, landscape, design and planning services. |
| Order Productions: Recording studio provides services including producing and recording album projects, voice overs, producing commercials for television and radio, and scoring films. Description of services and studio tour. |
| Petra Fine Art: Antique lithographs and engravings of Egypt and the Middle East. Antiquarian books and maps also. Located in Baltimore. |
| Potters Guild of Baltimore, The: A cooperative craft center dedicated to increasing awareness and appreciation of the ceramic arts. Site offers information on membership, the sales gallery, shared studio and classroom spaces, and classes and workshops for adults and children. |
| RADAR: A print publication reviewing local arts and culture. Current and past issues, how to get involved and advertising information. |
| School 33 Art Center: Shows exhibitions of contemporary regional art and provides educational programs. |
| Schuler School of Fine Arts: Training students in the methods and techniques of Old Masters and assuring future generations of artists receiving the freedom of technique. |
| Station North Arts & Entertainment District: News, events and tax benefit information. |
| The Artists Corner: Creator and retailer of crafts and stained glass. Located in Baltimore Maryland. |
| The Baltimore Office of Promotion and The Arts: Produces high-quality special events, festivals and arts programming that stimulate communities economically, artistically and culturally. |
| The Creative Alliance: A community based non-profit organization that presents and promotes all genres of art in Baltimore. Includes upcoming events, workshops, residency program information, and membership. |
| The Mount Vernon Cultural District: Home to 11 diverse cultural institutions, museums, theaters, libraries, schools, private clubs and a national shrine of the Catholic Church all located within 3 blocks of the first monument to George Washington. |
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