When: Saturday, February 20, 2027
10 am – 4 pm
Find inspiration, practical resources, and ideas to enhance instruction with integration of diverse partnerships and the arts. Designed for teachers and teacher candidates serving students of all ages.
Keynote Speakers:
Kira Wisniewski & Mario Brandhorst from Creative Mornings Baltimore
Full Conference Schedule (Coming Soon)
Workshop Descriptions (Coming Soon)
We are currently looking for session proposals
If you are interested in presenting, please complete and submit this form.
Proposals will be reviewed as they are received.
Location:
University of Maryland Baltimore County
Performing Arts and Humanities Building
1000 Hilltop Circle
Baltimore, Maryland 21250Parking:
On the morning of the event, you will park in Lot 8, across from the Performing Arts and Humanities Building where the conference will be held. There will be signs around campus directing you to the event. A campus map can be found at this link.
Also in Attendance:
Named “one of the country’s best art museums” by The Washington Post, the Baltimore Museum of Art founded in 1914 inspires people of all ages and backgrounds through exhibitions, programs, and collections that tell an expansive story of art—challenging long-held narratives embracing new voices. The Museum’s collection of more than 97,000 objects spans many eras and cultures and includes the world’s largest public holding of works by Henri Matisse.
Curious what a visit to the Walters Art Museum could look like for your students and how the museum can support you as a teacher? On Sunday, February 21st, visit the Walters Art Museum to step into the shoes of a student and explore teacher resources you can use in your classroom. This free experience is led by museum Education staff, and includes time for mingling, snacking, and art making with your fellow teachers!
Register and learn more at the Walters Art Museum table at the Arts Integration Conference or by emailing cwolfe@thewalters.org.
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