Boltonstock 2017 Arrives on June 3
After the Boundary Block Party, come on over to Sumpter Park for the official after-party, Boltonstock 2017, Saturday, June 3, 5–10 pm. This annual summer festival celebrates its third year,
June 2017
Volume XLVI • Number 6
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Meet Judith: Volunteering Is Always in Fashion
For Judith McFadden, Samaritan Community’s Clothes Closet volunteer manager, helping members find new clothes is about much more than a new dress or shirt. It’s about how those clothes can affect a person and how they feel.
Meet C&H Restoration and Renovation
Maybe you’ve seen them driving through the neighborhood, confabulating on a street corner, or making friends with the local canine population. Nick Cairns and Tim Horjus,
Fall Play Auditions for A Christmas Carol
Memorial Players is pleased to announce auditions for the Christmas classic, A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, adapted for the stage by Romulus Linney,
Midtown Academy News
Carson Scholarship Winner Announced
The Midtown Academy is excited to announce their newest inductee into the ranks of Midtown Carson Scholarship Awardees. Jonathan Veale,
June & July Events
Go to the Bulletin Calendar for details on lots of local events, including art openings, the big June 3rd parties, Baltimore Heritage’s Preservation Awards,
Tenth Annual Boundary Block Party on June 3
Celebrate the community that unites us, rather than the boundaries that separate us, by joining the fun at the 10th Annual Boundary Block Party,
Rebels Rule at Ride for the Feast
Bolton Hill had a strong showing in this year’s Ride for the Feast (RFTF) on May 13-14. Bolton Hillers participating in this annual fundraiser for Moveable Feast are members of Rebels With a Cause,
Register for Summer Classes at Jubilee Arts
Since 2009, Jubilee Arts has been providing arts classes and more to the residents of the Sandtown-Winchester, Upton and surrounding neighborhoods in Baltimore,
Real Food Farm Comes to Bolton Hill
With little fanfare, Bolton Hill’s Mobile Farmers Market quietly appeared on Bolton Street on May 2, in front of Memorial Episcopal Church. What a delightful surprise!