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Students

Faculty/Staff

Community-Based Organizations

Get to Know Baltimore

Maps

Interactive Baltimore City Map

East Baltimore Empowerment Zone

Historic East Baltimore Boundaries (HEBCAC)

Johns Hopkins East Baltimore Street Map

Patterson Park and Johns Hopkins University

Resource Guides

Baltimore Green Map - Maps Baltimore's ecological and cultural resources and our city's progress toward becoming a healthy, sustainable, urban environment

Children's Advocacy Project of Baltimore

MD Primary Adult Care Program

Consumer Guide to No Cost/Low Cost Health Care in Baltimore City

Resources for the Uninsured and Underinsured in Baltimore

Community Association Directory

Maryland Community Services Locator - access to local programs and resources

TransForm Baltimore - Department of Planning

Great Free Services and Recycling!

The Book Thing of Baltimore, Inc. - Free recycling of books

Baltimore ReStore - a low cost home improvement resale store that generates revenue

Freecycle Baltimore - Offer, take and request FREE items in our local community

Baltimore Free Store - Take what you want. Give what you want.

Baltimore City Data

Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance

Baltimore City Data Collaborative

TransForm Baltimore - Department of Planning

Publications for and about Baltimore

City Paper

Baltimore Sun

The Urbanite

Resources for City Living

Live Baltimore

Baltimore's Comprehensive Master Plan

Baltimore Ride Share

MTA (Maryland Transportation Authority)

Baltimore Green Living Guide

Farmers Markets

Baltimore Events and Festivals

African American Heritage Festival

Artscape

Baltimore Aquarium

Free Fall Baltimore

Maryland Science Center

Latino Festival

Pier Six Concert Pavilion

Reginald F. Lewis Museum of MD African American History and Culture

Recurring Events and Places To Go

Learn about Baltimore's rich history on the Heritage Walk. The city's Heritage Walk is gearing up for another season of guided tours. The path highlights about 20 historical city sites and takes about an hour and a half to complete. The tours start at the Baltimore Visitor Center (401 Light Sreet) and wind through the Inner Harbor, Little Italy and Jonestown. The cost is $5 to students. Tours start every day at 12 noon. 877-BAL-TIMO.

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News & Events

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