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Do you know a Baltimore City student entering the 1st-5th grade in the next school year? If the answer is yes, they're eligible for Parks and People's Foundation

Antero Pietilla's "Not in My Neighborhood" laid out Baltimore's long history of segregation for all to understand. His new book, "The Ghosts of Johns Hopkins: The Life and Legacy

Looking for money to put on an event in your community? MECU Neighborhood Event Grants are cash grants awarded to nonprofit neighborhood associations and community groups in Baltimore

The Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts, Youth Resiliency Institute, Baltimore City Recreation and Parks, Catholic Charities, and the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership will hold a series

Baltimore City is full of talented youth. Come hear 12 of them perform slam poetry and see which 5 participants will be selected to represent Baltimore in the

Join tuba players from around the area for Baltimore's 33rd Annual TubaChristmas Celebration! Click here for more information about this unique event held in cities around the world. Saturday,

Interested in how the arts can improve your community? Join the Baltimore Office of Promotion and Arts for this public information session on how to access grants for

Problem alcohol establishments can have a significantly negative impact on the quality of life in a community. Join the Community Law Center for their 2017 Bars Bad Bars workshop

In this age of identity theft, it's important to ensure our sensitive information is kept secure. One way to do this is through shredding sensitive paper documents. Strong