A Historic Neighborhood in Baltimore, MD
The first neighborhood cleanup of the year is here. Since the days are still short, this will be a Saturday morning cleanup.
Please meet up at the park building this Saturday at 9 am. Feel free to join us when you’re able, even if it’s later, we’ll work until 11am then everyone can go off to continue to enjoy the day. We will provide gloves and tools, please bring a face mask if you wish to wear one.
Hope to see you there!
You are invited, on behalf of Market Center CDC, to the Howard Street art kiosk reception on January 6, 2023. Please share the news with your friends and network!
New Public Artwork Enlivens Howard Street
Six new artworks line the 300 and 400 blocks
Location: 300-400 Blocks of N Howard St with a reception at Current Space (421 N Howard)
Public Reception: Friday, January 6, 2023 from 6-9pm; artist talks at 7pm
Reception Details & Optional RSVP: withfriends.co/event/15299322/howard_street_kiosk_reception
Market Center CDC invites you to view six new public artworks along the sidewalks of the 300 and 400 blocks of N Howard Street, Downtown in the Bromo Arts and Entertainment District. These new art installations are a project initiated by Market Center CDC and features public artwork on three kiosks.
Artists featured include Bryan Robinson of Black Genius Studios, Takia Ross, You Wu, SHAN Wallace, and Wickerham & Lomax.
Happy Holidays from the Seton Hill Association! Thank you so much for everyone who came to the holiday block party earlier this month — we had a wonderful time.
A particular thank you to Dear Globe Coffee! In the new year, (1) please frequent Dear Globe (422 W Mulberry St) one of our favorite businesses next to Seton Hill and (2) join SHA as a member online (setonhill.org/membership-faqs). Joining as a member is the best way to get involved and support our ability to host fun neighborhood events.
