WHERE: 734 North Monroe Street, Baltimore, Maryland,
WHEN: September 18, 2016, 6:00pm to 9:00pm
EXPECT: Music, Food, and movies for children and adult
Thanks to a grant from Baltimore Office of the Promotion and the Arts’ PNC Transformative Art program, a collaborative project involving Morgan State University School of Community Health and Policy and Ground Root, Inc. (formerly A New Day) will kick-off the Community Walk Through Theater (CWTT), an innovative program that will inform, educate, and entertain residents in Midtown. This arts engagement project takes full advantage of Mid-town assets by providing opportunities to create and display art, movies, messages, etc. on a 12 X 19 foot screen using a high powered projector. This projector will display information from the second floor window to a wall 150 feet directly across the street. Other partners involved with this project are A Step Forward, BUILD, Ground Root, and Missions Continues.
In addition to the kick-off event the following events will occur on this lot from 7:00pm to 9:00pm. Each event will show short movies for children and adults as well share upcoming community events:
- Sunday, September 25: Education and Businesses in Midtown
- Sunday, October 2: Community Service in Midtown
- Sunday, October 9: Art in Midtown
- Sunday, October 16: Spirituality in Midtown
- Dates are subject to change based on weather conditions.
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If you would like more information about this topic, please contact Ray Baylor at 410-961-2205 or Dr. Randolph H. Rowel at 443-885-3138 or email at Randolph.rowel@morgan.edu.