Program / Event Details

The Charles Village Mural Tour offers an engaging 2-hour walking exploration through one of Baltimore’s most unique neighborhoods, where art and community intertwine. This tour highlights the vibrant murals created by local and nationally recognized artists, such as Michael Owen, Andy Piscayne, and Justin Nethercut, each bringing their distinct perspectives to the walls of Charles Village. Students will gain insight into the stories behind the art, learning about the themes of cultural identity, social justice, and Baltimore’s rich history. Along the way, they’ll also explore public art installations, including captivating sculptural works near key community landmarks. As a thriving area in Baltimore’s cultural landscape, Charles Village showcases how murals and public art foster a sense of place and belonging, offering students a powerful connection to the neighborhood’s past, present, and future. This tour is an ideal field trip for educators seeking to integrate art, history, and community engagement into their curriculum, giving students a unique opportunity to experience the role of public art in shaping urban environments.