Tomorrow, June 12, is Second Saturday! All visitors can take advantage of free admission to the Maryland Center for History and Culture, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Be sure to stop by the new “Discover Maryland” exhibition, where you can try your hand as an artist and enjoy family-friendly button-making and drawing activities from 10 a.m. until noon. If you’re in need of some artistic inspiration, never fear! “Discover Maryland” includes a multitude of artwork that connects to our state’s rich history and culture, including this painting by Herman Maril. The painter’s large black cat is depicted sitting on the banister in the foyer of Maril’s Baltimore home. In the window are sculptures from his personal collection of African art, several of which the artist used as teaching tools during his time as a painting instructor at the University of Maryland. Image citation: Feline Domain, by Herman Maril (1908-1986), oil on canvas, 1970. Maryland Center for History and Culture, Gift of the Herman Ma...