First Unitarian Church Baltimore
The First Unitarian Church in Baltimore, Maryland is a historic and significant landmark. It's the oldest building continuously used by a Unitarian congregation and has beautiful stained glass from Louis Comfort Tiffany's studio. The church also boasts a pipe organ donated by Enoch Pratt. It's famous for being the site of William Ellery Channing's Baltimore Sermon of May 5, 1819, which laid the foundation for the Unitarian denomination.
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Events and activities near First Unitarian Church Baltimore
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The Baltimore Museum of Art (Meyerhoff Auditorium)We call it Ballet: Sleeping Beauty Dance & Light Show
Apr 16From $40.00 -
The Baltimore Museum of Art (Meyerhoff Auditorium)We call it Flamenco: A Sensational Spanish Dance Show
Jun 27From $40.00 - Broadway Square
The Original Fells Point Ghost Walk by Baltimore Ghost Tours
Mar 28 - Jun 07From $30.00 -
The Baltimore Museum of Art (Meyerhoff Auditorium)Candlelight: Neo-Soul Favorites ft. Songs by Prince, Childish Gambino, & More
Apr 18 - May 09From $42.50 -
The Baltimore Museum of Art (Meyerhoff Auditorium)Candlelight: A Tribute to Whitney Houston
Apr 18From $36.00
Getting there
First Unitarian Church Baltimore
10 W. Franklin Street. Baltimore, MD 21201, Baltimore, 21201