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March 2022
Plant Swap in Rutter’s Mill Park
Meet neighbors and welcome spring as we spruce up our gardening with this free plant swap. Bring clippings, seeds, gardening supplies, planters, or plants to swap with others. Or, simply come by! Rain date: Sunday, March 27, 1:30pm-3:30pm.
Find out more »Midtown Community Benefits District Spring Town Hall
Come one, come all to Midtown's Spring Town Hall! This meeting will be held virtually on Zoom (Meeting ID: 8162840235) and will also be live-streamed on Midtown’s Facebook Page.
Find out more »April 2022
Spring Clean-up Day
Come on out rain or shine and any time of the day with other volunteers around the neighborhood to pick up trash as part of a spring clean-up event co-organized by the Bolton Hill Garden Club and Bolton Hill Community Association. Trash bags will be available at 9 a.m. at Fitzgerald Park and can be placed by any metal trash can around the neighborhood for the Midtown Community Benefits District to pick up. We encourage picking up recyclable materials separately…
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Brown Memorial Tutoring Program Open House (Morning Session)
Interested in becoming a volunteer reading tutor for elementary-age children? The Brown Memorial Tutoring Program, which has been operating in the Bolton Hill neighborhood for nearly 60 years, is looking for tutors for the 2022-2023 school year. No teaching or tutoring experience needed. Brown Memorial Tutoring Program staff will train you in the Orton-Gillingham Method, a proven literacy approach to help struggling readers. We work with Baltimore City students in the first through fifth grade during the school day, on-site…
Find out more »Brown Memorial Tutoring Program Open House (Afternoon Session)
Interested in becoming a volunteer reading tutor for elementary-age children? The Brown Memorial Tutoring Program, which has been operating in the Bolton Hill neighborhood for nearly 60 years, is looking for tutors for the 2022-2023 school year. No teaching or tutoring experience needed. Brown Memorial Tutoring Program staff will train you in the Orton-Gillingham Method, a proven literacy approach to help struggling readers. We work with Baltimore City students in the first through fifth grade during the school day, on-site…
Find out more »May 2022
BHCA Annual Membership Meeting
It's the first in-person BHCA meeting in almost two years! And this one is the annual membership meeting, when the BHCA membership votes in the new members of the board of directors. Come at 7 p.m. for catered food and merriment. Meeting starts at 8 p.m. with community announcements, new board members, and remarks from the outgoing president. Open to all--join us!
Find out more »Spring in Paris St. Francis Neighborhood Center Fundraiser
St. Francis Neighborhood Center would like to cordially invite all of you to our Spring in Paris fundraiser on Friday, May 6th, from 7-10 pm at at Reservoir Hill's St. Francis Neighborhood Center 2405 Linden Ave. Street parking available. Tickets are $90 and can be purchased here: https://stfranciscenter.networkforgood.com/events/38549-spring-in-paris. Experience this lovely culture's influence on our youth's art, fashion, music, projects, and tasty treats--all while listening to classical pianist Mr. Ryan Shookman, who spent time training in Paris. Enjoy a French…
Find out more »Info Meeting about Bike Lanes on Eutaw and Madison
At the April BHCA meeting, bike planners with the Baltimore City Department of Transportation shared plans to create bike lane corridor on Eutaw Place and a bicycle boulevard on Madison Avenue. A follow-up virtual meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday, May 10 at 6 p.m. for community members to have all their questions answered about the bike lanes. Slides from the April meeting are here. Topic: Bike Lanes on Eutaw and Madison Time: May 10, 2022 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US…
Find out more »Makeover Day at Contee-Parago Park
Makeover Day will be literally giving the park its prime-time makeover. The Friends of Contee-Parago Park be creating new planting beds, removing non-native plants including irises, daffodils, and daylilies (which will be given away to volunteers), installing over 1,400 new plants, and unveiling new signage. The plan that was developed for us by the Association of Professional Landscape Designers contains over 90% native plants, which are better for pollinators, easier on resources, and healthier for us and the environment. The species…
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