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Help Create the Druid Hill Canopy Crosswalk!

March 9, 2022 ATA President

CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS: The Druid Hill Canopy Crosswalk will celebrate Druid Hill Park while improving street-crossing safety for pedestrians using the Fulton Avenue crosswalk. Join us for community paint days on Saturday April 2 - Sunday April 3, 2022, 10am - 5pm, at the corner of Druid Hill and Fulton Avenues. All are invited to help paint the sidewalks with leaves mural art inspired by community input. Refreshments and snacks provided. Drop in at any time!

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Coming Soon: Parkwood Placemaking

January 5, 2022 ATA President

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The New Auchentoroly Terrace Association is pleased to announce that our organization has been awarded a $1,000 grant from Lifebridge Health and an $11,000 grant from the Baltimore Community Foundation for beautification on the 2900 block of Parkwood Ave. This grant will pay for new high quality planters, plants, replacing the old “Parkview” sign with a new community bulletin board / sign, and a community inspired mural. ATA is seeking adult volunteers and teens to serve as paid artist assistants.

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Druid Hill Canopy Crosswalk

February 22, 2021 ATA President

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The Druid Hill Canopy Crosswalk will celebrate Druid Hill Park while improving street-crossing safety for pedestrians using the Fulton Avenue crosswalk. The sidewalk and crosswalk art will feature a colorful, leaf-inspired design. Community members are invited to contribute their favorite tree leaves in Druid Hill Park to serve as artwork inspiration.

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DPW Every Day Mural

August 16, 2018 ATA President

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The New Auchentoroly Terrace Association is pleased to welcome a vibrant, new mural to the neighborhood: "DPW Every Day". The new mural was commissioned by the Baltimore City Department of Public Works and Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts. The new artwork is nine panel mural, celebrating the civic contributions of the Department of Public Works employees that benefit the quality of life across Baltimore. The mural project was lead by celebrated teaching artist and muralist, Gary Mullen, with the assistance of twelve Baltimore City youth, employed through DPW’s summer Youthworks and YH20 job training programs.

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