- May 1
Roland Park Civic League Monthly Meeting
Roland Park Presbyterian Church 4801 Roland Avenue 7-9 PM
- May 2
Flowermart
Friday, May 2 from 11am to 8pm and Saturday, May 3 from 11am to 8pm. Washington Monument. Free shuttle from Cathedral of Mary Our Queen. $2 all day parking at 15 W. Franklin St. garage
www.Flowermart.org
- May 3
Flowermart
Friday, May 2 from 11am to 8pm and Saturday, May 3 from 11am to 8pm. Washington Monument. Free shuttle from Cathedral of Mary Our Queen. $2 all day parking at 15 W. Franklin St. garage
www.Flowermart.org
Village of Cross Keys Third Annual Music Fest
5100 Falls Road. Over 9 weeks on Saturday afternoons from 3-5PM beginning May 3 and continuing through June 28.
May 3: Sound Storm (R&B)
May 10: Rob Reason Jazz Group
May 17: Helmut Licht Orchestra (Meringue)
May 24: Mobtown Hip Cats (Funky Blues)
May 31: Sound Storm
June 7: Helmut Licht Orchestra
June 14: Rob Reason Jazz Group
June 21: Helmut Licht Orchestra
June 28: Sounds Good
- May 4
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Day
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, Cold Spring Lane and Falls Road, 9am - 3 pm. Let the Department of Public Works help you safely dispose of materials such as bleach, pesticides, car and household batteries, pool chemicals and other items.
- May 6
Roads and Maintenance Monthly Meeting
7 pm at the Roland Park Presbyterian Church, 2nd door on left on Upland Road side
- May 9
Summer Sounds at Belvedere Square
Free, weekly outdoor concert series featuring live music by Baltimore’s local favorites such as The Crawdaddies, Junkyard Saints, Mambo Combo and more. Plus, exciting food and drink from the vendors of the Belvedere Square market and restaurants. WHEN: Every Friday evening 6-9pm, May 9 – September 5, 2008
WHERE: Belvedere Square Corner of York Road and Belvedere Avenue 410 534 BELV
NOTES: For a complete schedule of performances visit www.belvederesquare.com.
- May 10
Friends School FriendsFest: Arts, Music, Fun
10 am – 3 pm at Friends School of Baltimore, 5114 N. Charles St.
Enjoy a wide variety of quality musical acts, art exhibits and sales, and food vendors in a festive atmosphere. Rain or shine. $5 admission adults; children free. Contact: www.friendsbalt.org
Village of Cross Keys Third Annual Music Fest
See entry on May 3 Roland Park Elementary / Middle School MayMart!
Join the fun at the 80th annual MayMart featuring tons of kids rides, live entertainment, food, and craft vendors from across the State. Also featuring a Kids Craft Area (think Mother's Day Gifts)! Roland Park Elementary / Middle School, 5207 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, 10 a.m.- 3 p.m., 410-396-6420, www.rolandparkpublic.org Roland Park Strawberry Festival
The RP Presbyterian Church’s annual spring festival, always a fun-filled family event. 4801 Roland Avenue (corner of Roland and Upland) — 10am-3pm. For further details, call the church at 410-889-2000. Red Line Community Summit
Baltimore Convention Center —
9:00am-1:00pm. The Red Line Community Summit is free and open to the public. Registration and continental breakfast begin at 8am. Register by April 25th and receive a free transit pass to attend the event or free parking. The Red Line is a proposed 12-mile rail line that will operate from the Social Security Administration building in Woodlawn to the Johns Hopkins Bayview Campus in Southeast Baltimore. Construction of this historic project could begin as early as 2012, pending review and approval by the Federal Transit Administration and a funding plan agreed upon by the state and federal government. Mayor Dixon is bringing together the resources and expertise of many different city agencies to help the Maryland Transit Administration develop the best possible Red Line alternative for the region. Community activists, transit experts and business leaders from around the country will lead workshops that demonstrate how Baltimore can leverage the Red Line project for neighborhood revitalization, job creation, minority business participation and environmental preservation. Members of the Mayor’s cabinet, city elected officials, representatives from the Maryland Department of Transportation, and Congressman Elijah Cummings are scheduled to participate. For details: www.mayorsredlinesummit.com Art in the Park
The Mill Valley Cultural Arts Umbrella and the Roosevelt Park Recreation Center will host the second Art in the Park of the year on Saturday, May 10, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Plan to attend this great open air art market at Roosevelt Park, under the trees at the intersection of West 36th Street and Falls Road. Bring your own food and drink. Art in the Park, will be held on the second Saturday of each month through October from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., and will feature artists, crafters and antiques vendors, as well as musical performances and arts-based activities. Come out and enjoy Art in the Park, shop for unique finds and rare treasures, enjoy the music and arts-based activities and explore Roosevelt Park like never before. Proceeds will fund the Mill Valley Cultural Art Umbrella’s Youth Arts Program. To learn more, or to become a vendor, call event organizers at 410-366-7722, or send an e-mail to Eric Willison at ewillison@millvalleyarts.com.
- May 16
Summer Sounds at Belvedere Square
See entry on May 9.
May 16 Junkyard Saints
- May 17
Village of Cross Keys Third Annual Music Fest
See entry on May 3
- May 20
Charter School Open House
Baltimore International Academy, a public charter school, is now accepting applications for students interested in full immersion education in one of four tracks: French, Chinese, Russian or Spanish. An Open House will be held at 7pm on May 20 at 3515 Taylor Avenue, the campus of the Maryland School for the Blind. More information is available from the school at (410) 426-3650 or baltimoreinternationalacademy@yahoo.com.
- May 21
Neighborhoods USA Conference
Neighborhood leaders, government officials, and community enthusiasts from around the country will be sharing ideas on how to make their neighborhoods great at the Neighborhoods, USA conference being held at the Hampton Roads Convention Center May 21-24. The conference will feature a host of workshops including tips on organizing grassroots initiatives, crime prevention through code enforcement, and the benefits of engaging youth in community efforts, to name just a few. Attendees will also have an opportunity to participate in neighborhood tours. Register for the conference by April 30 for the early bird registration rate of $195. For more information or to register, call 727-6460 or visit www.hampton.gov/neighborhoods.
- May 23
Summer Sounds at Belvedere Square
See entry on May 9.
May 23 Blues Therapy
- May 24
Roland Park Pool Opens
The popular Roland Park swimming pool opens for the season, Friday, May 24. Membership is open to all with a residence in the 21210 ZIP code. Village of Cross Keys Third Annual Music Fest
See entry on May 3
- May 30
Summer Sounds at Belvedere Square
See entry on May 9.
May 30 Leaving, TX
- May 31
Village of Cross Keys Third Annual Music Fest
See entry on May 3 Charles Village Festival
Eleventh Annual Charles Village Festival. Saturday, May 31 and Sunday, June 1, 2008.
Wyman Park Dell at 29th and Charles Street. Explore Village life! The Charles Village Civic Association, Charles Village Rec League, Friends of the Wyman Park Dell and Village Learning Place invite everyone to celebrate city living in the beautiful Wyman Park Dell, located at 29th and Charles Streets. This weekend festival is expected to attract 7,000 to 9,000 participants and visitors to the Charles Village neighborhood adjacent to the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Johns Hopkins University.
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