School 33 focuses exclusively on Baltimore’s contemporary arts and its promotion through public exhibitions, special art events, and educational outreach to both children and adults.  In fact, thanks to the support of Baltimoreans like you, the Center’s century-old school building in Federal Hill has served as an inspiring hub of homegrown creative activity and learning that is unique to Baltimore for over 25 years:

• We consistently showcase the finest artistic talent in the region through a year-round program of exhibitions and events.
• We provide art education classes for children and adults. 
• Our full schedule of exhibitions, workshops, studio tours, and fundraising events such as Lotta Art attracts diverse audiences to Federal Hill and South Baltimore.
• Our newest initiative, the School 33 Art Center Members’ Gallery, gives artist members the opportunity to exhibit work in a professional gallery.

To maintain this pace of activity School 33 Art Center needs your help.  And now has never been a better time to share your support, as we launch our Annual Fund Drive, “Reaching the Heart of Baltimore’s Art.”  Your contribution of $35, $60, $125 or more can make all the difference for School 33 Art Center.  

Members receive discounted tickets to Lotta Art, invitations to openings and activities, and information about classes and events. Artist members can apply to exhibit in our member's gallery. The Call-for-Entries for School 33 Member Exhibitions is here. The application form is here and the guidelines are here. If you have any questions please contact the Exhibitions Coordinator.

To become an Annual Fund Supporter, click HERE.

School 33 Art Center welcomes volunteers! To learn more about how you can help the Center, please phone us or click HERE

School 33 Art Center also welcomes donations of various materials, office and art supplies, computers, furniture, or equipment. If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation of an item, please phone us or click HERE

School 33 Art Center is a program of the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, Inc. and is supported in part by grants from the Maryland State Arts Council, Provident Bank and through private donations and contributions to School 33.