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Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts

16th Annual Baltimore Screenwriters Submission
All screenwriters are encouraged to apply for this opportunity to craft a winning screenplay highlighting Baltimore. Screenplays may be submitted in both the feature and short categories, and scripts must be set in or able to be filmed in Baltimore.
Top of the World Observation Level Closed
Following new restrictions in Baltimore City and Maryland regarding COVID-19, Top of the World Observation Level will remain closed until further notice, effective Thursday, November 12, 2020.
Call for Artists
BOPA in collaboration with East Baltimore Development, Inc. seeks to identify an experienced professional artist and/or team to create a new and unique mural art design for temporary installation in the East Baltimore neighborhood Eager Park. (Amber Eve Anderson)
2021 Scholastic Art & Writing Application
The Scholastic Awards look for work demonstrating originality, technical skill, and the emergence of a personal voice or vision. Regional recognition includes Gold Key awards, Silver Key awards, and Honorable Mentions.
Open Studio Tour Recap
If you missed our virtual weekend for Baltimore Open Studio Tour you can find all of our artists' interviews with Sharayna, Benjamin, Adiante, and more, on Youtube. (Sharayna Christmas- Rayn Fall Dance Studio)
Greetings from the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts
There are so many opportunities in which to engage with the arts this month. Whether you do so online, or safely in person, we hope that the programs you choose to attend during Free Fall Baltimore inspire you, entertain you, and motivate you to continue seeking out Baltimore’s creativity all year long. (Image: Scholastic Arts & Writing Awards Ceremony Exhibit 2020)
Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar
The 43rd season of the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar is open every Sunday from 7 am to 12 pm, until December 20.
Wall of Pride
The Baltimore Wall of Pride, located at 1611 North Carey Street, is a staple in the city of Baltimore. Mural Artist Ernest Shaw reimagined a new wall with the help of the Baltimore Mural Program, community stakeholders, and the Municipal Art Society of Baltimore City. A community celebration and plaque unveiling will be held at the end of October.
Emergency Statement & Resources
See Maryland State Arts Council for additional resource lists, FAQ’s, and information that are being compiled by various organizations.

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