SATF and NBC Updates: Parties, Cleanups, and Reopening of Fresh at the Avenue
Stoop Party for the Schools
Although May’s Stoop Party with a Purpose organized by MRIA’s Social Action Task Force (SATF) was cancelled due to weather,
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Coming to Grips with our History
By Grey Maggiano
When you move to Bolton Hill, an unspoken question lingers in your mind for the first few months,
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,
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,
SATF June Activities
MRIA’s Social Action Task Force encourage you to join them at several events in June.
On Friday, June 2 from 4–7 pm, a Stop Gun Violence Rally will be held at the Mondawmin Mall parking lot .
Neighbors Unite at Boundary Block Party
By David Nyweide
Most of us think of our neighbors as being the people we see in Bolton Hill. We pass each other on our way to work,
Stoop Party for the Schools on May 13
5/12/17 – Due to the prediction of really lousy weather on Saturday, the Social Action Task Force has sadly decided to cancel this year’s Stoop Party with a Purpose.
Memorial Episcopal Walks on Good Friday to Repent Racism
By Rev. Grey Maggiano
Plans for Unveiling
Daughters of the Confederacy Announces Program
April 24th,
Two Years After Baltimore Uprising, BYOP Cultivates New Leaders
By David Nyweide
Freddie Gray died two years ago, sparking demonstrations that came to be known as the Baltimore Uprising. What’s happened since?
"Facing Change": MICA Exhibit Examines Development's Effects on East Baltimore
MICA and AlternateROOTS, an arts activism organization based in Atlanta, present “Facing Change: Portraits and Narratives of the Shifting Cultural Landscape in East Baltimore,” a special pop-up exhibition by MFA Community Arts student Ben Hamburger.
