Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts
2019 Festivals: Artistic Opportunities & Creative Engagements
The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA) announces applications are available for its 2019 festivals: Artscape and the Baltimore Book Festival / Light City. Image Credit: Edwin Remsberg
19th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade
Join the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts in celebrating the life of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday, January 21, 2019 at noon.
The Cloisters' Open Houses
The Cloisters Castle hosts a series of free Open Houses for guests to meet vendors, caterers, photographers, florists, DJs and more. Image Credit: Anaya Photography
2019 Festivals Information Session
The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts invites the public to an information session for our 2019 festivals: Artscape, Baltimore Book Festival and Light City.
BOPA Survey
Please take 5-10 minutes to complete this survey, which will help with our future plans and how BOPA can best serve our artists, partners and patrons. Image Credit: Wisdom Wall II by lead artist Iandry Randriamandroso and artist assistant Kenneth C. Clemons.
Baltimore Arts Blog
BOPA Buzz
The BOPA Effect
BOPA's annual economic impact for special events and festivals $111.1 million
Artscape welcomes more than 350,000 guests
Light City's total economic impact on Baltimore City is approximately $44.3 million
Art, Seen
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Shopping at the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar
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Artscape
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Baltimore Book Festival
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Baltimore Mural Program, Tom Miller Cherry Hill Mural (Photo Credit: Shawn James)
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The Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar offers 8 great months of fresh produce.
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Light City 2018 Finale Fireworks Show by Grucci
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Artscape is the largest FREE arts festival in the country.
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BOPA relies on the support pf private and public funders to keep events free.
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Major television series such as House of Cards films in Baltimore.
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Art@Work students creating a mural
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Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower
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Neighborhood Lights, Light City’s immersive community artist-in-residence program.
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Communication Gaps by GSP.studio; Photo: Crystal Whitman
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Impulse by Lateral Office and CS Design; Photo: Crystal Whitman
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MoonGARDEN by Lucion; Photo: Crystal Whitman
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EduLab@LightCity
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Baltimore Ravens Innovation Challenge Winner Fixt at SocialLab@LightCity
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DesignLab@LightCity
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FoodLab@LightCity
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Neighborhood Lights Greater Mondawmin: Safe and Sound by Labbodies featuring April Danielle Lewis
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Neighborhood Lights Hamilton-Lauraville: FloraLume by Maura Dwyer
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Neighborhood Lights Little Italy: The Sweetness of Doing Nothing by Laure Drogoul
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Light City, art installation Prismatica by RAW Design, Atomic3, Jean-François Piché and Dix au carré; Photo: Crystal Whitman
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Labs@LightCity, a six-day social innovation conference held during Light City
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Neighborhood Lights Sandtown-Winchester: Spread Light Sandtown by Malaika Aminata Clements; Photo by Reuben Greene
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School 33 Art Center's annual Open Studio Tour brings together art collectors and lovers for two days throughout Baltimore
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Study the Past, Define the Future by lead artist Dalvin Wade Byron, artist intern Rel Felipa and Art @ Work youth artist apprentices
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Study the Past, Define the Future by lead artist Dalvin Wade Byron, artist intern Rel Felipa and Art @ Work youth artist apprentices
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Soul Queen by lead artist Megan Lewis, artist intern Jache Haynie and Art @ Work youth artist apprentices
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Light City 2018 art installation Pulse Portal by Davis McCarty
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Artscape After Hours
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A collaborative chalk mural designed by Baltimore Rock Opera Society at Teenscape presented by United Way of Central Maryland
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Baltimore Book Festival 2018
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2018 Sondheim Artscape Prize Semifinalists Exhibition at the Maryland Institute College of Art
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School 33 Art Center hosts a series of exhibitions featuring a diverse selection of artists
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Gamescape at Artscape
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Light City 2018, Octopus by Digital Mechanical Sculpture; photo by Crystal Whitman
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Kidscape at Artscape
