COURTYARD EXHIBITION CENTER

BALTIMORE, MD

At Home Marshy Point, Dundee Creek, Chesapeake Bay, Maryland
At Home Credit: Tim Pohlhaus

The Courtyard Exhibition Center is a modern event facility located in the heart of downtown Baltimore, Maryland. The center boasts over 10,000 square feet of event space, including a large ballroom, multiple meeting rooms, and a spacious outdoor courtyard. The venue is equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment and high-speed Wi-Fi, making it an ideal choice for conferences, trade shows, weddings, and other special events.

The ballroom is the centerpiece of the Courtyard Exhibition Center, featuring elegant decor and the capacity to accommodate up to 500 guests. The room is fully customizable, allowing event planners to create the perfect ambiance for any occasion. Additionally, the meeting rooms are perfect for smaller gatherings, with seating for up to 50 guests.

The outdoor courtyard is a unique feature of the Courtyard Exhibition Center, providing a beautiful space for outdoor events and receptions. The space is surrounded by lush greenery and features a charming fountain, creating a tranquil atmosphere for guests to enjoy.

The Courtyard Exhibition Center is conveniently located near major transportation hubs, hotels, and popular attractions in Baltimore, making it an ideal choice for out-of-town guests. The center's professional staff is dedicated to ensuring that every event is a success, providing personalized service and attention to detail.

COURTYARD EXHIBITION CENTER is a Uncategorized or General Museum in BALTIMORE MD. US MID #8402400325

The museum is classed as GMU (Uncategorized or General Museums). It comes under American Alliance of Museums (AAM) region: Mid-Atlantic (District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania).

At Home Marshy Point, Dundee Creek, Chesapeake Bay, Maryland
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Baltimore: M&T Bank Stadium - Johnny Unitas The Baltimore Ravens erected a statue of Johnny Unitas sculpted by local artist Frederick Nail, outside gate A at M&T Bank Stadium in October 2002. The Hall of Fame quarterback starred for the team's predecessors, the Baltimore Colts, from 1956 to 1972. He won three MVP awards and led the Colts to four championship titles spanning the pre-merger and Super Bowl eras. Just a month after the local icon's passing at the age of 69, the Colts dedicated the area in front of the stadium's main entrance as Unitas Plaza with the dedication of the statue as its centerpiece.
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Viola sororia, Common Blue Violet Harsh sunlight softened by a diffuser. Stack of three photos for depth-of-field. Every so often a man dressed in green and driving a green truck will knock on my door and offer to spray toxins on my lawn to "get rid of those weeds." I get rid of him promptly. Photo by David & Leona Illig.
Ah, Isn't that Sweet! In a courtship ritual, a male house finch (left), <i><b>Haemorhous mexicanus</b></i>, feeds a sunflower seed to a female. I had filled the feeder this afternoon, but I had too much stuff in my hands and the wind was blowing something fierce, causing me to spill some seed on the deck. So I called for the cleanup crew. Photographed through a double-glazed window. Strobist: Profoto A2 with bare head at camera left, fired through a window.. Triggered by a Profoto Air Remote TTL-C.
Canon Lenses Outfitted with Solar Filters Left: :EF 16-35mm on a 6D Mark II. This is the camera and lens that I used to make the next composite photo (left arrow).. Center: RF 800mm ƒ11, not used for this eclipse. Right: RF 100-500mm that I used with a 1.4X extender for 700mm. I used this lens on an R5 mounted on a Sky-Watcher SolarQuest solar finder and tracker. It is mounted on a Vixen dovetail bar to fit the SolarQuest. Strobist: Profoto A2 at camera right in a Profoto Clic Softbox Octa. Triggered by a Profoto Air Remote TTL-C.
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Baltimore // Francis Scott Key Bridge
Scant Time for Practice Due to cloudy and rainy weather, my wife, Leona, and I are finding scant time to practice our photography for the April 8 solar eclipse. We waited all day today to get a couple of photos at about 1749 EDT. Still, the Sun's disc in this photo is mottled by thin clouds. Canon EOS R5 w. 800mm Canon lens, on a SolarQuest solar finder and tracker, certified solar filter.
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COURTYARD EXHIBITION CENTER
33 S FRONT ST
BALTIMORE
MD
21202-4605

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COURTYARD EXHIBITION CENTER Information

MID # 8402400325
Name COURTYARD EXHIBITION CENTER
Alternate Name
Classification Uncategorized or General Museums, , Mid-Atlantic
Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) 520798585
NTEECC A54
Tax period of the latest return filed (YYYYMM)
INCOME 0
REVENUE 0
LAT/LONG 39.289127, -76.604968
CODES FIPS State Code: 24
FIPS County Code: 510
US Census Tract: 030200
US Census Block: 1022