In honor of Black History Month, Homewood welcomes all visitors, free of charge, during the month of February.
Free Admission February
Holiday Makers’ Market
Support local makers and get a head start on your holiday shopping at Evergreen’s Holiday Makers’ Market!
Homewood for the Holidays
Celebrate the holidays at Homewood Museum with a holiday open house and local vendor market!
Border City, Border War: Freedom and Slavery in Antebellum Baltimore
Commemorate the 159th anniversary of Maryland’s Emancipation Day (November 1, 1864) at Homewood with a talk by professor Richard Bell of the University of Maryland, College Park.
(Re)Valuing Black Baltimore Exhibition Opening & Talk with Christine Iko
Celebrate the opening of (Re)Valuing Black Baltimore at Homewood!
A History of Houseplants Garden Party
Bid a fond farewell to the current exhibition, “A History of Houseplants,” with a family-friendly Garden Party!
Meaning, Memory & Mystery: Curating Historical Native American Art
Join scholar and author Gaylord Torrence for a fascinating talk about the challenges of curating Native American objects.
A History of Hoes Heights
Join us for a discussion on the history of Hoes Heights, with special guests Joanne Kent and Eleanor Matthews, descendants of Grandison Hoe, the farmer and freedman who founded the neighborhood in the 1830’s.
Book Talk: Shelter: A Black Tale of Homeland, Baltimore By Lawrence Jackson, Ph.D.
Lawrence Jackson, Ph.D., will read and discuss his 2022 memoir Shelter: A Black Tale of Homeland, Baltimore, which is at once a nuanced biography of an American city and a lyrical memoir-in-essays.
Storytime at Homewood
Young readers and their parents/guardians are invited to sit crosscross applesauce in Homewood’s orchard for a special story time reading of The Apple Orchard Riddle