Humanities

Take online classes in history, culture, art, literature and language through our virtual center. Stay in the comfort of your home and learn.

Art Gallery

Visit our virtual Art Gallery and browse the stunning artwork by our talented artists and instructors.

Myerberg Virtual Art Gallery

Art Classes

Instructor: Mary Beth Dickman Join these art classes
Essentials of Watercolor
Exploration of Pastel
Fundamentals of Drawing

Bagel Boys & Bagel Bunch

Each week is a different speaker. Bagel Boys is on Tuesdays at 10:00 a.m. and Bagel Bunch is on Fridays at 9:00 a.m.

Bagel Boys & Bagel Bunch

Cooking with Chef Alba Johnson

Cook alongside this incredible chef as she walks us through delicious dishes. We will provide the recipe and ingredient list ahead of time if you’d like to cook along. Ingredient lists and recipes can be found here: https://www.myerberg.org/cooking/

History Series

Instructor: Rabbi Harry Karp

Every 4 weeks is a different topic. Topics have included: Biblical Movies, Great Composers Burt Bacharach & Hal David, The Roman Empire and Its Lessons, The Life & Art of Charlie Chaplin, Laurel & Hardy, The History of Silent Movies, The Persian Jews in Baltimore and more. These sessions are both educational and entertaining. Join Rabbi Harry Karp each Tuesday afternoon for a memorable experience.

Music History

Instructor: Jonathan Palevsky

Jonathan Palevsky is the Program Director at WBJC, a classical music station in Baltimore. His vibrant personality and love for music create an enthusiastic presentation of music history. Topics have included the Genius of Haydn, Baroque, and Meet the Mendelssohns. Included with Gold Subscription.

Portrait Drawing

Instructor: Mary Mayhew
ary Mayhew believes art is like prayer insomuch as beseeches us to take a moment to acknowledge the wonder of life by reflecting a glimpse of the earth’s incredible beauty and mystery. Art arouses our deepest feelings so we can see clearer into our own souls. It helps us dream, reflect, express love, wonder, and awe. It engages us and it connects us. It reminds us of what we cherish.