Hope is on the horizon as Baltimore reawakens, and we are asking for your support to continue providing innovative, socially distant, and virtual programs.
Here are just a few of our recent initiatives:
Workshops and performances are online and at your front door! Since you can’t come to us, we come to you! Wherever you are in the world, online streaming events such as The Virtual Front Row, Encore Performances, and many workshops can now be accessed from the comfort of your own home. Itching to experience an in-person performance? The Sidewalk Serenades series offers you the opportunity to have local musicians create a short, socially distanced performance in front of your own home!
Our galleries have gone digital, too! To ensure adequate social distancing and safety precautions, you can now make an appointment to visit our galleries! Can’t make a personal visit? You can view the exhibitions online! Current and past gallery exhibitions are displayed on our Exhibitions On View website.
Promoting Latin American cultures with open-air markets! This spring, the Creative Immigrant Educators of Latin American Origin or CIELO honor the traditions of Latin communities in Baltimore by expanding the Tianquiztli marketplace events. These outdoor market events abide by social distancing and mask requirements while celebrating local artisans, musicians, and local food vendors, all of Latin American origin.
Because of your generosity and support, we have been able to uphold our mission, quickly adjust, and creatively thrive in times of great difficulty.
Please continue to support all that we do by joining or renewing your membership and enjoying a host of fun and enriching benefits. It’s easy—just click here!
Thank you for your crucial support!
The artwork above is a portion of a commissioned papercut by local artist Rosa Leff. The full piece is on display in the Creative Alliance window along East Avenue near the BUS Stop.
