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Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts

20th Annual MLK Parade
Commemorates the life of civil rights leader and icon Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday, January 25, 2020 starting at noon. Spectators are welcome to view the parade along the route on Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard between Eutaw Street and Baltimore Street.
The Cloisters Open House
Vendors, caterers, photographers, florists, DJs and more will be on hand to discuss options for those interested in having their special event at The Cloisters. Guests are welcome to attend and hold a date for their event at The Cloisters for up to two weeks.
Bromo Exhibitions
There are only two weeks left to view 'Then and Only' by Rosa Leff, and 'It Was Always Summer' by Julia Clouser art exhibition. Visit the Bromo Seltzer Tower to see intriguing art installations and tour the historical clock tower.
Theatre Writing Classes
Are your kids home from school on Friday, January 24? Enroll them in the Creative Arts One-Day Programming at School 33 Art Center!
24 hours in Baltimore with Akea Brown
The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts announces Akea Brionne Brown as the winner of the 14th annual Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize. She was featured in the Baltimore Sun for doing a 24 tour of the city. Check out her catalog.

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