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March 2026
Greening Briefing
Want to know more about greening activities taking place in and around Bolton Hill? The Bolton Hill Garden Club and BHCA Greening Committee are hosting a Greening Briefing on everything greening happening around Bolton Hill.
Find out more »Music at Corpus Christi
James Harp, the artistic director for Maryland Opera and cantor at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, will play operatic organ.
Find out more »Two on Tuesday! Mount Royal Pollinator Garden
Join us Tuesday, March 31st at 4pm for a few hours of light work, food and refreshments in the Mount Royal Public School Pollinator Garden (across from On the Hill Cafe at Mosher & Johns Streets). We're prepping the garden for spring planting: transplanting bushes, laying down a weed barrier to deter the wire grass and preparing for a delivery of several yards of wood chips later in the week. We'll also be planning some addition plantings and furniture additions…
Find out more »April 2026
First Fridays at the Fountain!
First Friday at the Fountain is back for 2026! Reminder: this is an informal get-together on the first Friday of every month around the fountain in the 1600 Block of Park Ave. Bring a beverage and a snack if you’d like. Meet and catch up with your neighbors! Friday April 3 5 to 7 pm
Find out more »BHGC Plant Swap and Seed Exchange
Join the Bolton Hill Garden Club for its 6th annual Plant Swap and Seed Exchange, a free, public event open to all. Bring extra plants, cuttings, seeds, or seedlings to share—and go home with something new. The Plant Swap is a relaxed, community-focused event where gardeners of all experience levels are welcome. You don’t need to bring plants to participate, and you don’t need to be a member. Come browse, trade, talk gardening, and meet neighbors.
Find out more »MICA 2026 UP/Start Venture Competition Finale
The UP/Start Venture Competition is back! Join us for a public workshop, live pitches and awards, and a networking reception, with raffles! It's that time again! Where creatives aspiring to take their ventures to the next level hit the main stage for a chance at life-changing funding. We have 8 amazing ventures that will share their pitch live with the Baltimore community. Join us on April 10th to see what 4 months of skill building, reworking, prototyping, and planning has…
Find out more »Two on Tuesday! “Our Community Garden” in Sandtown
Join us Tuesday, April 14th at 5pm for two hours of light work, food and refreshments in the Our Community Garden (918 N. Carrolton Avenue). Come see one of West Baltimore's hidden gems and meet the families who maintain this garden of sunflowers, zinnia, okra, artichokes, pears, grapes and much much more. Kids welcome - more than likely, there will be kids and chickens already there to greet us. We'll be adding soil for the new season and planning a…
Find out more »20s and 30s Group Wine Tasting
Memorial Episcopal Church is hosting an inaugural 20s and 30s social group gathering on Tuesday, April 14th, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., featuring a wine tasting! This event is open to all adults in their 20s and 30s (or thereabouts) – you do not need to be a member of Memorial or the Episcopal Church to attend! You do, however, need to be 21+ to participate in the wine tasting. This group is designed to bring together young adults…
Find out more »Midtown Town Hall
Join us for Midtown Community Benefits District’s annual Town Hall as we present updates on current projects, organizational priorities, and the budget for the coming year. This is your chance to hear directly from District leadership about what’s next for Midtown. While this meeting is focused on updates and organizational direction, we’ll also leave time for brief feedback and questions from attendees. The At-Large Board Member election will take place after this meeting. Anyone interested in voting in the election…
Find out more »32nd Annual Benefit Fashion Show
Join us in celebrating the creativity and ingenuity of MICA’s students at the 32nd Annual Benefit Fashion Show! The Annual Benefit Fashion Show (ABFS) is a student-led production entirely curated by student directors, photographers, and graphic designers. This annual tradition, founded by Dr. Frankie Martin and MICA’s Black Student Union, highlights student designers from a variety of majors and minors across campus. For this year’s show, ABFS will be concurrent to MICA’s Bicentennial. As a way to explore the history…
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