Creating a clean, safe and healthy community along Druid Hill Park in Greater Mondawmin, West Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, MD. — Today, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced Baltimore City would begin its phased reopening of services and businesses beginning on Monday, June 8, based on positive trends in COVID-19 health data. Mayor Young issued the following statement:
ATA encourages residents to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus COVID-19. HANDS: Wash them often ELBOW: Cough into it FACE: Don’t touch it FEET: Stay more than 3ft apart, preferably 6’ FEEL: sick? Stay home. Read our full post for more resources.
JOIN US for the Fruit Tree Fair happening at Rawlings Conservatory on April 4, 12-3pm. Local emcee Alanah Nichole elevates the energy at this event with the open mic. Artists of all ages performing spoken word poetry and live music. Guests are invited to peruse the greening fair vendor tents to learn about caring for plants, honey bees and native pollinators, nursery plants for the orchard, as well as environmental and community non-profit groups, and food and drink options. Free fruit tree for City residents only.
On August 25th, 2019, the New Auchentoroly Terrace Association held our 2019 Youth Jam at the Liberty Pavilion in Druid Hill Park. Residents and partners gathered to celebrate our community and enjoy free health and safety resources including dental supplies from Jackson-George Dental, book information from the Pratt Bookmobile, bicycle repair by Bikemore, transportation advocacy information from TAP Druid Hill, wildlife education from Park & People, anti-bullying humor exercises with Big Fred of Lil Laughs, and a self-defense demonstration from Umar Boxing. Representatives from city agencies, community partners, and elected offices also shared important information, including the Fire Department Engine 52 and the Baltimore City State's Attorney Office. Participants enjoyed free food, music, yard games, and t-shirts promoting pride in our neighborhood. Thank you to all of resident volunteers for making this wonderful event possible!
The New Auchentoroly Terrace Association (ATA) is excited to showcase our strong and beautiful neighborhood with eight new street pole banners! The banners were funded by a Baltimore City BMORE Beautiful “Love Your Block” grant, and donations from numerous local residents and businesses. Spanning all nine blocks of Auchentoroly Terrace along Druid Hill Park, the banners project a positive local image while encouraging people to slow down and walk our historic district. The banners were designed by local resident and public artist Graham Coreil-Allen. Through these banners, ATA seeks to improve the quality of life for existing and future residents of all income levels and backgrounds by promoting Auchentoroly Terrace as a historic, inclusive, and positive place place to live.
The Auchentoroly Terrace website designed by Graham Coreil-Allen is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
