Situated in the Lloyd Center (LOYD), the Dundalk Gallery hosts exhibitions that often highlight illustration, local history, and collaborative community projects such as the upcoming Turner Station History Center partnership, and past partnerships with the Creative Alliance, the CCBC Community Book Connection and Dundalk Community Theatre. It plays a key role in connecting students with regional artists and curators, deeply rooted in community.
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Exhibit Dates: Nov. 14, 2025–Feb. 28, 2026
Curator and Historian: Michelle Wright
The Gallery at CCBC Dundalk is honored to host Turner Station Historical Center to present an exhibition about Turner Station, a historic Black community in Baltimore County. The exhibit focuses on the history of Turner Station to create an essential understanding of local systemic forces that have shaped social, economic, and political inequalities in the Baltimore metropolitan area. It also endeavors to recover often marginalized voices and experiences, and offer a fuller, more accurate account of American histories.
We hope you can join us in celebrating the documentation of this vibrant community and the impact it has had on the history of the Baltimore area.
February 3–April 3, 2025
Artists: Anna Divinagracia, Christopher “Kolpeace” Johnson Jr., Trang Huynh, Faith McCorkle, Hope McCorkle, Candice Tavares, and Bria Sterling-Wilson.
Curator: Joy Davis, Visual Arts Director for Creative Alliance.
50 Years of DCT
2023–2024
Immerse yourself in the rich history of Dundalk Community Theatre through this exhibit showcasing selections of set designs, props and other theatre ephemera from the five-decade career of our very own Dundalk Theatre Technical Director, Marc Smith.
