By AFRO Staff

The stars of Charm City’s arts and culture scene will shine brightly during the 2025 Baltimore MET Gala, one of the region’s premier events, which returns Sept. 13 to The HALL – LIVE! Casino & Hotel Maryland.

This year’s theme, “TIMELESS — The Evolution of Style: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE,” which was unveiled at an event on March 17 at the New 4 MLK Building, celebrates the enduring essence of creativity.

The Baltimore MET Gala’s 2025 theme is “TIMELESS — The Evolution of Style: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE,” which was unveiled at an event on March 17 at the New 4 MLK Building. (Courtesy image)
Executive producers LaRian Finney, left, and Derrick Chase created the Baltimore MET Gala to provide an innovative, immersive peek into Baltimore’s rich artistic world. (Photo Credit: Kaptured by Kasper)
The Baltimore MET Gala draws models from across the country seeking to display the work of the city’s fashion designers. These models were on hand at a March 17 event to announce the theme of this year’s gala. (Photo Credit: Kaptured by Kasper)

The production delves into the rich pool of talent in the city to weave a tapestry that chronicles the history, singularity, innovation and dynamism of Baltimore’s creative expression across fashion, visual arts and culinary culture. The result is a decadent, immersive experience that appeals to all the senses: To the eyes, via a high-end fashion show and arts exhibit curated by renowned artists; to the nose and tongue through hand-picked and edited menus chosen by respected chefs to showcase the best of Baltimore’s culinary offerings; and to the ear as popular DJs and live performances entertain guests.

Developed and produced by The Finn Group and DChase Presents, headed by executive producers LaRian Finney and Derrick Chase, respectively, the Baltimore MET Gala is now in its fourth year and has established itself as a preeminent artistic platform for telling Baltimore’s story. 

For more information, visit: www.baltimoremetgala.com.

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