February Finds: Photos of the Season
Enjoy a photo from around the neighborhood by KT Tozzi
February 2023
Volume 51 • Number 2
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Meet and support the Afghan refugees among us...
A community of refugees from Afghanistan, brought to this country after the U.S. military withdrawal in 2021, is living in Reservoir Hill just a short walk north between Bolton Hill and Druid Hill Park. They will display and sell handmade items on March 5 at Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Macy Drake wants you to know about Mt. Royal Recreation Center
Meet Macy Drake. She grew up in South Baltimore and now she runs the Mt. Royal Recreation Center at 120 W. Mosher St., behind –and physically attached to – Mt. Royal Elementary and Middle School.
Is 2023 the year to sell, or buy, a home in in Bolton Hill?
So, what’s a Bolton Hill homeowner – or would-be homeowner – to do in 2023? Is this the right time to put your house on the market, or to jump from renting to owning your home?
Former Park Ave Café to become coffee roaster and lunch spot
The property which housed the Park Avenue Café, shut down early during the pandemic, has been purchased and will re-open as a coffee roasting facility and coffee shop – perhaps as early as March.
Iconic Beethoven Apartments building is up for sale
A neighborhood landmark apartment building, The Beethoven, is up for sale, one of two large properties on the market in Bolton Hill.
Bolton Hill honors Lee Tawney
The Bolton Hill Garden Club, joined by BHCA, presented its first ever Greening and Beautification Award on Saturday to longtime resident and neighborhood advocate Lee Tawney.
Park Avenue medians were designated as Park Place in 19th century
For as long as anyone remembers, those graceful park strips that separate the east and west roadways along Park Avenue have just been called the Park Avenue medians or parks. But local historian Fred Shoken has uncovered new information…
Bolton Hill Notes
Parking permits; BHCA night at the BSO; Jones Falls Trail; Single Carrot Theater.