VENUES & ATTRACTIONS
Murphy Fine Arts Center
The Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center, located on the edge of the Morgan State University southeast campus, made its debut on December 1, 2001. The Murphy Fine Arts Center (MFAC) is Baltimore's most modern venue replete with contemporary, state-of-the-art facilities for members of the performing and visual arts communities to showcase their talents. The centerpiece of this great venue is the James H. and Louise Hayley Gilliam Concert Hall, with seating for over 2,000. With the Gilliam Concert Hall, and three other performance spaces, including the Turpin-Lamb Theatre, The Recital Hall and the Outdoor amphitheater, MFAC is able to mount a wider range of productions than any other facility in Baltimore. Talent/crew expertises rival the offerings at Baltimore's downtown performance venues. The James E. Lewis Museum of Art - also within the walls of MFAC - is built to house touring art exhibitions of many genres. The museum's art collection is valued in excess of $10 million. MFAC's northeast Baltimore location and physical features make it an ideal setting for a broad spectrum of performances and events: from Broadway and off-Broadway productions-to studio theatre to stand-up comedy; for musical performances from symphony-to recital; and for dance performances from chorus lines-to classical ballet-to African dance. The Murphy Fine Arts Center has it all!
Address
Morgan State University
2201 Argonne Drive
Baltimore Maryland 21251
PHONE: 443-885-3168
WEBSITE: http://www.murphyfineartscenter.org
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The Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center, located on the edge of the Morgan State University southeast campus, made its debut on December 1, 2001. The Murphy Fine Arts Center (MFAC) is Baltimore's most modern venue replete with contemporary, state-of-the-art facilities for members of the performing and visual arts communities to showcase their talents. The centerpiece of this great venue is the James H. and Louise Hayley Gilliam Concert Hall, with seating for over 2,000. With the Gilliam Concert Hall, and three other performance spaces, including the Turpin-Lamb Theatre, The Recital Hall and the Outdoor amphitheater, MFAC is able to mount a wider range of productions than any other facility in Baltimore. Talent/crew expertises rival the offerings at Baltimore's downtown performance venues. The James E. Lewis Museum of Art - also within the walls of MFAC - is built to house touring art exhibitions of many genres. The museum's art collection is valued in excess of $10 million. MFAC's northeast Baltimore location and physical features make it an ideal setting for a broad spectrum of performances and events: from Broadway and off-Broadway productions-to studio theatre to stand-up comedy; for musical performances from symphony-to recital; and for dance performances from chorus lines-to classical ballet-to African dance. The Murphy Fine Arts Center has it all!
Address
Morgan State University
2201 Argonne Drive
Baltimore Maryland 21251
PHONE: 443-885-3168
WEBSITE: http://www.murphyfineartscenter.org
Handicap Accessible
View Nearby Restaurants
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