Looking to up your appreciation of the arts?
We've rounded up four artsy events around Baltimore this week that will scratch your cultural itch, from an art exhibit to an improv festival.
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'Nature’s Peace' Art Exhibit and Pop-Up Shop
From the event description:
Abstract, imaginative, mixed-media portraits from the Artistry of Ashley Joi.
When: Friday, Aug. 2, 6-10 p.m.
Where: Messy Buddah, 850 W. 36th St.
Click here for more details, and to get your tickets
Baltimore Improv Festival
From the event description:
The annual Baltimore Improv Festival returns with the best comedic talent on the east coast.
When: Friday, Aug. 1, to Saturday, Aug. 3
Where: 1727 N. Charles St.
Price: $15-$35
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Up to 65% off at Star-Spangled Banner Flag House
From the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House deal description:
Nineteenth century objects populate the home where Mary Pickersgill stitched the flag that inspired the national anthem.
Where: 844 E. Pratt St.
Price: $10, admission for two (38% off regular price)
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National Museum of Dentistry – Up to 64% Off
From the National Museum of Dentistry deal description:
Explore the real story behind George Washington’s dentures, vintage toothpaste commercials and other fun oral-health topics.
Where: 31 S. Greene St.
Price: $14, general admission for four (50% off regular price)
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Up to 76% off Digital Photography Workshop
From the The Photo Workshops deal description:
Instructors lead students in lessons of white balance, menu navigation, shooting raw files and operating in manual mode.
Where: Roger Miller's Studio, 1411 Hollins St.
Price: $55 for four-hour workshop (76% off regular price)
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