Liz Miller- Owner & Operator of Mural Art Tours
Baltimore local and professional fine artist
Liz Miller is a second-generation fine artist. She creates hair sculptures, sculptural paintings, wearable art, performance art pieces, and film. Her films capture community members and herself performing while adorned with hair sculptures for meaningful transformative movement rituals. The concepts embodied in her work are social justice themes centered around the black experience in America; utilizing both history and Afro-futurism simultaneously balanced within. She considers her work to be a part of a broader black liberation strategy employing black joy and serious play. Her work has been exhibited at various noteworthy institutions including the Delaware Contemporary Museum and the Museum of Craft and Design in San Francisco, CA., and internationally (throughout Canada, Japan, Indonesia, South Korea, England, Liberia (West Africa), and India). B. A. in Art and Design from Towson University and an MFA from Maryland Institute College of Art. She has been a teaching artist for the last twenty years and currently is an art teacher for a Title 1 school in Baltimore, MD. Guest Lecturer for colleges, including Maryland Insititute College of Art, Johns Hopkins, and Loyola University Maryland.
Black History Tours Baltimore
Jae Jones
Bromo District/ Market Center Tour
Bromo District/ Market Center Tour
Jae is the owner and operator of Black History Tours Baltimore. He is an avid consumer of historical non-fiction and fiction: primarily titles about black history. He has been committed to regularly digging through archives and searching titles to better understand the hidden and forgotten histories of the African diaspora and enslaved peoples. This company has been the ideal vehicle to channel his body of knowledge to interested tour goers. Baltimore is 60% African American and is rich with stories of black history, black present and black future.
Bromo District/ Market Center Tour
Bromo District/ Market Center Tour
Bromo District/ Market Center Tour
Focusing on the social justice and black history of the area once known as Market Center, our guided tour through the Bromo Arts District offers insights into its historic impact on the city and the nation. Researched meticulously from esteemed sources like the Baltimore City Archives, Maryland Center of History and Culture, and the Enoch Pratt Free Library, our tour presents a wealth of historical facts.
Explore iconic stops including old and new Lexington Market, Westminster Hall (Edgar Allen Poe’s gravesite), the Hippodrome Theatre, the Eubie Blake Center, and the Mayfair Theatre. Each site unveils narratives of significance, weaving together stories of resilience and cultural richness
Fells Point Tour
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Explore the social justice and black history of Fells Point on our guided tour, uncovering the area’s profound impact on both the city and the nation. Researched meticulously from esteemed sources like the Baltimore City Archives, Maryland Center of History and Culture, and the Enoch Pratt Free Library, our tour offers a rich tapestry of historical facts. Journey through iconic stops such as the old and new Broadway Market, Happy Alley (where Frederick Douglass began his literacy journey), Billie Holiday Row, Keystone Korner, and Frederick-Myers Maritime Park. Each site weaves narratives of resilience, struggle, and triumph that have shaped Fells Point’s cultural landscape.
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What we are all about
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