We are excited to announce Artscape’s Headliners, DJ Pee.Wee “Anderson .Paak”, Muni Long, Nile Rodgers & CHIC, Dr. Madd Vibe, featuring Angelo Moore
Artscape 2023 will feature four outdoor performing stages, including the newly added “North of North” stage, located at North Avenue and 20th. These stages will showcase local, regional, and national musical acts, as well as a variety of performances. DJ Pee.Wee “Anderson .Paak” and Muni Long has been named the headliner for Friday evening of the Festival with Saturday night’s headlining act Angelo Moore of Fishbone performing with his band Dr. Madd Vibe. GRAMMY-winning composer, producer, arranger, and guitarist Nile Rodgers & CHIC will perform on Saturday afternoon as headliner. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will headline Sunday.
HOURS
FESTIVAL HOURS
Friday: 5PM–10PM
Saturday: 11AM–10PM
Sunday: 11AM–5PM
Artscape is alive with with sounds, smells, and visions of Baltimore’s creative landscape. Experience local artistic creations, delicious food and drinks, mesmerizing public art, unforgettable live performances, and so much more!
ARTSCAPE AFTER HOURS
Live Performances on the North Stages
Friday: 9PM–11PM
Saturday: 10PM–11PM
WHAT”S HAPPENING
Learn More
- B_23 Art Exhibit
- Sondheim Semi Finalist Exhibit
- Artist Marketplace
- Conversation Series & Artist and Literary Talk Backs
- Film Festival
- Music & Beer Garden
- Community Gathering Places
- Kidscape & Teenscape
- Artscape After Hours
- Main Stage Live Music & Performances
- Culinary Delights
STAGE LOCATIONS
- MAIN STAGE – Mt Royal Station 1400 Cathedral St
- MICA STAGE – Mt Royal Ave btwn Lafayette Ave & Mosher St
- STATION NORTH STAGE – Lafayette St at MD Ave
- NORTH OF NORTH STAGE – N Charles St at 20th St
- PROJECT ARTSCAPE – Big Improv Lot, Charles and Lafayette)
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE
ARTSCAPE INTERACTIVE MAP
A Brief History of Artscape
Artscape is AMERICA’S LARGEST FREE arts festival, rocking the cultural heart of Baltimore since 1982, it was designed as an Arts Fair and marketed Baltimore as a cultural hub. The newly developed Meyerhoff Symphony Hall was underway, and to draw community support and stimulate economic development and investment in the area, Artscape was born.
Forty years later the festival has extended its footprint far north of the Mt. Vernon section of the city. Expanding in 2017 to Charles Street, near Penn Station, around the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) and the University of Baltimore campus. It featured over 140 artists and makers, live concerts on an outdoor stage, and immersive visual arts experiences.