Rebecca Nagle Wins Sondheim Prize
Congratulations to Bolton Hill neighbor Rebecca Nagle and the arts group she co-founded, FORCE: Upsetting Rape Culture, for winning this year’s Janet &
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Walking Through History with Baltimore Heritage
Each year for the past 30, Baltimore Heritage has led walking tours in Baltimore neighborhoods ranging from winding sylvan communities like Roland Park and Guilford,
Summer Jazz Series Kicks off at The Avenue Bakery
On Saturday, May 7, the sounds of jazz again enlivened Pennsylvania Avenue, once home to a vibrant African American arts and entertainment scene frequented by figures including Ethel Waters,
Boltonstock Rocks in June
Boltonstock is coming! Boltonstock is coming! Yes, Bolton Hill’s biggest summer event will be held on Saturday, June 25 in Sumpter Park from 5–9 pm.
Growing Farms in a Food Desert
The Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood sits in a food desert. Though there are 17 liquor stores in the area, all the grocery stores have departed, and the corner stories stock mostly candy,
Reflecting on the Baltimore Unrest
A story from the Samaritan Community by Peter Dunn
By all accounts, Tuesday, April 10, 2015 seemed to be a typical morning at the weekly Breakfast Club at The Samaritan Community.
Hope Forward Helps Foster Youth
Neighbor Patricia Rice spoke at the recent SATF Stoop Party about Hope Forward. She is a youth mentor in their program.
Hope Forward connects transitioning foster youth (ages 17-25) with life-skills resources and long-term solutions,
Big Fun—and Voting—at the Boundary Block Party
The No Boundaries Coalition hosted another great Block Party, an annual spring event since 2008.
Usually held on the second Saturday in May,
SATF Update: Stoop Success and more
The Social Action Task Force (SATF) had a lot going on Saturday, April 16.
The day kicked off in the late morning with the second
Whitelock Community Farm Thriving
In 2010, Reservoir Hill residents, with the help of hundreds of volunteers, converted a vacant lot into an active urban farm.
With continued neighborhood support,