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!
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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.
Meet Joe Palumbo, CPA
Each month, “Meet Our Sponsors” highlights one or two of the businesses and organizations that provide financial support for the Bulletin. We hope this will help readers learn more about the neighborhood,
"Getting Involved" - Got Photos?
Judging by the photos on Facebook, a lot of neighbors got involved in January.
We had big events, like the MLK Day Parade,
Pamper Yourself at the New Bolton Hill Salon
The beautiful new Bolton Hill Salon just opened on the first floor of the recently renovated Linden Park Apartments (301 McMechen Street.)
Floor-to-ceiling windows fill the space with warm natural light.
Samaritan Community Welcomes New Co-Program Director
After more than 20 years as a successful attorney, Linda Boyd, Samaritan Community’s new Co-Program Director, felt she wanted to do something else in her life.
Time to Renew Parking Permits
All current residential parking permits will expire March 31. You may renew and pay for your permits online at the Parking Authority website beginning February 20. Residents who are new to an RPP area must apply for permits in person.
Bolton Hill Nursery Seeks Applications for Festival Grants
In spite of the rainy weather that met last fall’s Festival on the Hill the festival made a profit.
Festival funds are shared between the main organizer,