A Day in Baltimore

American Visionary Art Museum

• • • • All visitors over the age of 2 must wear a face covering.

• • • • All visitors are required to maintain 6 feet of social distancing at all times, including in the elevators and restrooms. Parties/families may remain together. Children must remain with adults at all times.

• • • • Coat check and water fountains are temporarily suspended. Please limit your bags to 12”X12” in size. Coats and strollers are allowed.

• • • • No food or drink allowed in the museum.

• • • • Frequent hand washing is encouraged, or use of hand sanitizer stations located throughout the museum when hand washing is not possible.

• • • • Restrooms and high-touch surfaces, such as doorknobs, are frequently cleaned all day.

• • • • Photo and video without flash for personal use is welcome!

• • • • If you’re not feeling well, please stay home and visit us another time!​

Private Residence

• • • • Our host has requested that visitors wear a face covering for the duration of the tour.

Gertrude's

• • • • Gertrude's currently does not have any COVID guidelines in place. Staff have the option to wear a mask, but it is not mandatory. Guests do not have to wear a mask while on the premises.

Baltimore Museum of Art

• • • • More information to come.

Goya Contemporary

• • • • Masks are encouraged but not required.

Please email Haley at programs@arttable.org if you have any questions!

American Visionary Art Museum

• The main entrance is the accessible entrance.
• Mobility Aids: The museum and its campus are accessible to wheelchairs and those with limited mobility. Wheelchairs are available free of charge at Visitor Services on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Service animals are welcome in the museum.
• For visitors who are hearing impaired, films are either captioned, or transcripts are available upon request at Visitor Services.

Private Residence

• There are 2 steps to enter the residence, and multiple staircases inside. Please prepare accordingly
• If you will require accommodations for this portion of the trip, please email Haley at programs@arttable.org.

Gertrude's

• The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. Once you get up the small curb into the museum building (and there's even a ramp for that curb), the entire ground floor is one level without any steps.

Baltimore Museum of Art

• More information to come.

Goya Contemporary

• The gallery is wheelchair accessible, though there is not a wheelchair available on site. The ramp is to the left of the entrance. Staff can meet the individual(s) at the entrance to assist with entry if needed.

Please email Haley at programs@arttable.org if you have any questions!

To Baltimore from:

Washington, DC

• Amtrak has several train options available that will get you to Baltimore in time for our tour at 11:00 AM. The first train departs Washington, DC's Union Station at 8:12 AM and arrives at 8:54 AM. The next train departs at 9:15 AM and arrives at 9:56 AM. The following train does not arrive in Baltimore until 11:00 AM, so not in time for the first tour of the day. You may also look into bus options via Peter Pan, Megabus, or Greyhound.

Philadelphia

• Amtrak has two train options available that will get you to Baltimore in time for our tour at 11:00 AM. The first train departs Philadelphia's William H. Gray III 30th Street Station at 8:54 AM and arrives at 10:02 AM. The next train departs at 9:13 AM and arrives at 10:21 AM.

New York City

• Amtrak has two train options available that will get you to Baltimore in time for our tour at 11:00 AM. The first train departs New York Moynihan Trail Hall at 7:17 AM and arrives at 10:02 AM. The next train departs at 8:00 AM and arrives at 10:21 AM.

To the American Visionary Art Museum

The AVAM is located at 800 Key Hwy, Baltimore, MD 21230. From Baltimore Penn Station, it is approximately a 12 minute drive, or you can utilize local public transportation by taking the CityLink Green Bus Downtown from the train station to the Light Street & Redwood Street stop. Then switch to the 71 Bus at 71 Patapsco Station and ride 4 minutes to the Key Hwy & Covington NS EB stop, just a 2 minute walk from the museum.

To Baltimore Penn Station (from Goya Contemporary)

Depending on traffic, the drive from Goya Contemporary to Baltimore Penn Station is approximately 6-9 minutes. Public transportation is also available by walking approximately 6 minutes from the gallery to 33RD Street & Chestnut Avenue, where you can pick up the 94 bus towards Fort McHenry, and get off at the Howard St & North Ave stop. From there it is about a 9 minute walk to the train station.

From Baltimore to:

Washington, DC

• Our day ends at 5:30 PM, but yours doesn't have to! We encourage all members to stick around the city and explore at their leisure. When you're ready to head back, Amtrak has plenty of trains departing Baltimore Penn Station at 5:53 PM (arrive 6:35 PM), 6:13 PM (arrive 6:51 PM), 6:55 PM (arrive 7:41 PM), and 7:57 PM (arrive 8:45 PM).

Philadelphia

• Amtrak's Northeast Regional Train 192 departs Baltimore Penn Station at 5:53 PM and arrives in Philadelphia at 7:16 PM. If you want to stick around Baltimore a bit longer, the next train departs at 6:44 PM and arrives in Philadelphia at 8:02 PM.

New York City

• Amtrak's Northeast Regional Train 192 departs Baltimore Penn Station at 5:53 PM and arrives in New York City at 8:45 PM. If you want to stick around Baltimore for a bit longer and don't mind getting home late, the next train departs at 6:44 PM and arrives in New York City at 9:45 PM.

Please email Haley at programs@arttable.org if you have any questions!