Great place for Music, Performances, Art and Classes of all levels and creative interests. Both Local and National Talent. There is sweet little cafe open most weekdays.

Just devoted to art! What could be better? Visual and auditory arts, you name it and find it here. This unusual old high school was transformed into theater and studios, supporting local talent in ways that most small towns can only dream about! Keep up the good work.

Saw Steve Earl here with some friends. Was an enjoyable show and the venue was kinda cool. Not a bad time. The sound was a bit off but we still had fun.

Wonderful place to create. Love the new cafe.

My daughter and I went here for the play of Charlottes Web for her school field trip. It was a great performance and the cast was awesome!! The girl they chose to play Charlotte was on point! Her voice matched the character perfectly! Well definitely be back!

So disappointed that wine is no longer served for concerts. Bubbly canned wine is not wine. Will definitely affect coming back to this venue. Lets get a little class back.

Fantastic venue!

Maryland Hall has something for everyone and it seems something is happening almost everyday. The regular performances of the Resident Companies are a real benefit to the community. The galleries have local artists on display. A coffee shop in the building is a great place for a quick tag up. A multi-year renovation of the theater and building is underway that will offer patrons significant improvements.

Beautiful theater setting and excellent show offerings. Reasonable pricing.

Maryland Hall is a tremendous asset to our community! Thanks for the great work, Maryland Hall staff!

Love to hear concerts or catch an exhibit here.

Annapolis Film Festival 2018 was great!

Has diverse community activities.

Very bad sound at the Steve Earl concert. Does anyone do a sound check anymore?Wasted a ton of money on small seats and over amped music. Pure noise

Meh. The staff does not know how to treat certain guest

I always get where Im going to the destination

Chris Isaak