Parties and More Parties
MRIA’s Social Action Task Force (SATF) hosted their fifth Party with a Purpose in February. The theme honored Black History Month with guests reading selections from their favorite black authors.
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An Note of Thanks from Park Café and Coffee Bar
Editors’ Note: Near the end of January, police arrested the man they suspect committed robberies in the neighborhood at the Park Café, as well as other nearby businesses.
Help Trees Help Us
by Sarah Lord, Baltimore City Forestry Board
Spring is the season to rededicate ourselves to one of Bolton Hill’s best features: our trees.
Art and Hearts at Midtown Academy
By Jennifer Devon, Executive Director of The Midtown Academy
Uniting Diverse Artists
The Midtown Academy kicked off the new year with a bang!
Bolton Hill Architectural Terracotta Residency in Ceramics
Five national and international ceramic artists will participate in an innovative residency in the Ceramics department at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA),
Reminder: Renew Your Parking Permits
As we noted in our story published in last month’s Bulletin, all current residential parking permits will expire March 31. You may renew and pay for your permits online at the Parking Authority website.
Planning Begins for Boltonstock '17
Planning has started for Boltonstock ’17, and the date has been set: the evening of Saturday, June 3 in Arnold Sumpter Park at Jordan and Laurens Streets.
Mt. Royal Middle School Students Headed to Europe
By Stacy Wells, Mt. Royal parent and PTO President
Trip to Europe
Help fund the travel experience of a lifetime for 23 middle school students as they journey to Dublin,
Neighborhood History: Thomas Courtney Jenkins and Corpus Christi Memorial Church
By Kristine Smets
Corpus Christi Church, at the corner of Mount Royal Avenue and West Lafayette Avenue, was built in memory of Thomas Courtney Jenkins,
St. Francis Neighborhood Center Embarks on Major Capital Campaign
By Morganne Ruhnke, Development and Event Coordinator at St. Francis Neighborhood Center
Did you know that more than 1,200 children in the Reservoir Hill area live in poverty?