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About The Metro Gallery

Metro Baltimore, formerly known as The Metro Gallery, is a compact, multi-use art space at 1700 North Charles Street in Baltimore. With a capacity around 240–250, it’s a flexible venue for live music, film screenings, visual art, and a full-service bar. The venue has hosted acts like Dan Deacon, Beach House, Future Islands, Wye Oak, and We Are Scientists, and is home to the Videopolis film festival. The space emphasizes an intimate, first-come, first-served atmosphere with limited seating, making it a unique stop for music lovers and art enthusiasts alike.

Whether you’re planning a night of performance, film, or gallery programming, secure your seats and plan ahead with our easy, no-fuss ticket process. We’ve got you covered with up-to-date venue details, parking options, and nearby lodging and dining recommendations to complete your visit.

Venue details: The Metro Baltimore is a versatile, neighborhood-minded venue featuring live music, film, and art events, with a full-service bar. It hosts a range of performers across genres and supports the creative community with rotating exhibitions and programming.

  • Address: 1700 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
  • Capacity: Approximately 240–250 (sources vary)
  • Seating: Limited seating on a first-come, first-served basis, including bar stools and banquet-style seating. No fixed seating chart is posted publicly.
  • Parking: Limited street parking; pay lot adjacent to the venue; nearby Charles St. Parking Garage. SpotHero reservations available.
  • Transit: Easy access via Baltimore Penn Station (Amtrak, MARC), Light Rail, MTA buses, and Charm City Circulator. Walkable from central neighborhoods and close to major transit lines.
  • Nearby hotels & dining: A range of lodging options and eateries within walking distance and a short ride away. We highlight affiliate partner recommendations for convenient stays and meals linked to your event—great for securing accommodations and dining after the show.

For performers and event organizers, Metro Baltimore continues to be a trusted, intimate space for experimental, indie, and contemporary programming. If you’re planning a visit, let us help you lock in your tickets and coordinate travel and lodging with our network of trusted partners.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Renamed: The Metro Gallery is now Metro Baltimore (renaming reflected on the venue’s site).
  • Address: 1700 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201.
  • Capacity: publicly cited as approximately 240 (Parklife DC) and ~250 (third-party ticketing sources).
  • Venue type: multi-use art space featuring live music, film, art, and a full-service bar.
  • Parking: limited street parking; pay parking lot next to the venue; nearby Charles St. Parking Garage; SpotHero reservations available.
  • Transit: near Baltimore Penn Station; accessible via Amtrak, MARC, Light Rail, MTA buses, and Charm City Circulator.
  • Seating: limited seating (bar stools and banquet seating) on a first-come, first-served basis; no publicly posted fixed seating chart.
  • Notable events: hosted acts like Dan Deacon, Beach House, Future Islands, Wye Oak, We Are Scientists; home of the Videopolis film festival.