In Baltimore, community fridges have been a quiet horizon, maintained and even expanded across various neighborhoods. These fridges are generally hyperlocal, frequented by those close by, with the site provided and maintained by a philanthropic homeowner. Can we do this somewhere in Bolton Hill?
As we celebrate the passing of the old, and the birth of new, take time to reflect on our good fortune in Bolton Hill. We live in a real community that provides a web of friendship and support to its residents. This is rare.
What a festive summer in the ‘hood, thanks to Arts in the Parks! Now get ready for an almost-post-pandemic, full-blast version of Festival on the Hill, the long-standing fall celebration of life in Bolton Hill, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 8.
A cluster of BHCA members is looking for ways to create community-based support and promote resources available to residents who are 60+ and aiming to live a lot longer in their Bolton Hill residences.
Spring finally is upon us. Which poses the question, what can we do to get a jump on enhancing Bolton Hill?
Bolton Hill Garden Club plant and garden shed sale is back, Saturday, April 23.
BHCA has proposed dropping the annual Boltonstock celebration this year and instead supporting the No Boundaries Coalition block party to be held in June, as NBC moves its offices to the new Unity Hall on Eutaw Place. The party will take place on the Eutaw Place park median that fronts the renovated building.
A Bolton Hill man was killed last month while on a work assignment in Florida.
What could possibly be more fun than Bolton Hill’s historic annual outdoor fall celebration Festival on the Hill?
