Federal Hillsider The Monthly Newsletter of the Federal Hill Neighborhood Association October 2017 President’s Letter Greetings Friends and Neighbors from the beautiful inside passage of Alaska! Just a quick note to thank all those who attended our September general meeting. Although it ran a little longer than we intended, there were lots of great updates and presentations on public safety, the Bainbridge development, Transform Baltimore, and Digital Harbor High School project RELATE, as well as several ongoing neighborhood endeavors. I hope you can make the October 11th public meeting (p3) at the Science Center, where DOT will present the long-awaited plans and timeline for the renovation of the Key Highway/Light Street intersection. The Mayor’s Annual Fall Cleanup is Saturday, October 28th Neighborhood favorite Walt Saxon will be manning the dumpster at the corner of William and Warren from 9-12pm. It’s a perfect Federal Hill neighbors crossed the pond to watch the Ravens play EVENTS TO REMEMBER time to organize block/street cleanups! Regarding cleanup and beautification, I’m sorry to report that we still have a large number of the Jaguars at Wembley Stadium in the UK. trashcans being left outside on non-collection days. Please do your Photo by McCabe Jamrosz part to keep the neighborhood beautiful by following the regulations regarding trash collection. Please note our new section on page 2 that provides zoning hearing EVENTS TO REMEMBER schedules and links. We’ve also included links for reporting violations. Oct 9 Columbus Day city offices closed th Our next monthly meeting is on Tuesday, October 17 . Please email Oct 11 FHNA Board Meeting at th me by October 8 if you have an item you would like us to consider 1011 Light Street 7pm for the agenda. See you around the hood! Oct 11 DOT Public Meeting: Key Hwy & Light St. reconstruction 6pm at Beth Maryland Science Center Mayor’s Fall Cleanup Oct 14 & Oct 15 Oysterfest in Federal Hill Saturday, October 28, 2017 9am – 1pm Oct 15 Ravens vs. Chicago Bears 1pm at M&T Stadium NEW LOCATION FOR THE FREE CITY DUMPSTER: 700 WILLIAM STREET Oct 17 FHNA General Membership Meeting 7pm at (corner of William & Montgomery) Jesus Our Redeemer Church 113 Warren Ave Garden and household trash, Oct 19 Third Thursday in Federal Hill including furniture & bulk trash items Oct 21 Baltimore Running Festival NO ELECTRONICS, PAINTS, SOLVENTS, FLAMABLES, PROPANE, Oct 26 Ravens vs. Miami Dolphins 8:25pm at GAS CANS, ETC! M&T Stadium See you there! Oct 28 Mayor’s Fall Cleanup – dumpster will be at Call Walt Saxon with questions William & Montgomery 9am- 1pm 410-703-9133 Page 2 - October 2017 FederalHillBaltimore.org Federal Hillsider
INFORMATION PAGE
Federal Hill Neighborhood Association FHNA Committees Board of Directors Consider Getting Involved Please contact Beth Whitmer at 512-965-4065 or Officers [email protected] and express your interest. President: You will be welcomed. Beth Whitmer
Jennifer Morganstern
BMZA Hearings – every other Tuesday, start time varies Planning Commission Hearings – every 3 weeks, on Thursday,1:30pm CHAP Hearings – usually once per month, on 2nd Tuesday, 1pm UDARP Hearings – every 3 weeks, on Thursday, start time varies Planning department agendas https://pc.baltimorecity.gov/agendas-staff-reports/2017-agendas-staff-reports Zoning hearing dockets https://zoning.baltimorecity.gov/2017-zoning-dockets
RECYCLING AND TRASH Set out by 6 a.m. Trash on Wednesday (in cans with tight-fitting lids) Recycling on Friday* *Please put your recyclable materials in paper bags, cardboard boxes, City recycle bins or any container clearly marked “recycle”, at the same location as your regular trash. DO NOT PUT IN PLASTIC BAGS. BULK ITEM PICK UP You may place up to three items out for collection. One day per month is set aside for this collection. All citizens have to do is call 311 and give the following information: your address, your telephone number & what three items Call 3 or more working days before your scheduled date. If you do not know your day, please call 311. You may also schedule a collection at 311 online. October 2017 FederalHillBaltimore.org Federal Hillsider - Page 3
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Art Beat of Fed Hill #harborsouth Monthly we are going to share highlights of the art and music happenings in our neighborhood. With AVAM, School 33 Art
Center, the Crystal Moll Gallery and Tradestone Gallery, you have to just walk out your door to enjoy the Art Beat!
American Visionary Arts Museum Crystal Moll Gallery / 1030 S Charles St Fine Art & Custom Framing Shop. 800 Key Hwy / Happening: The Artist and Their Air: Works of 4 Happening: The artists along with self-portraits from each Great Mystery artist. Artist Talk October 25th Wed September Show beckons 21st 6-8 p.m. you—each the star of your own personal mystery show—to our American Visionary Art Museum's newest, wholly original, art exhibition. When: Show Opens to the public October 7th Hours: Tues- Sun 10-6 Members.avam.org www.crystalmoll.com / 410-952-2843 Tues-Sat 12noon-6pm School 33 Art Center Vanessa Vintage Treasures / 1028 S 1427 Light St Charles St. Happening: This beautiful Art Class: Floral China of Fundamentals the Victorian of the Human Ara is part of Portrait Vanessa’s finds Kai Lun Qu Is Open Tuesdays the instructor – Sundays (410)752-3224 of the 7 week class. All levels. $250 October 28 - December 19th Gallery Hours: Wed - Sat: 11am- 4pm. www.schooll33.org Royal Sonesta / 550 Light St /Art Show
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Ashley Pena – Student Representative on the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners Dr. Andrea Bowden
“Be the change that you wish to see in the world.” Mahatma Gandhi
These are the words that Ashley Pena lives by. The first Latina Student Commissioner on the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners feels that she is “accepted by adults on the board as just another school board member.” She says that she wants students to be heard – their experiences, their issues and their ideas. “I want to create change in this city-so that ALL students have the best education.” She gives voice to student concerns and meets with community members to promote understanding. She reads, gets the facts, and is able to synthesize ideas and present them cogently.
Ashley went through a rigorous vetting process last spring conducted by the Association of Student Councils of Baltimore City. She completed a written application, essay and interview at school headquarters and was selected by a panel of administrators and educators.
Ranked 7th in her class with a GPA of 3.97, Ashley is a scholar. She is an officer of the National Honor Society. She places on the Honor Roll each quarter and has won numerous awards for scholarship, leadership, character and service through our Shining Stars Awards. She is a member of AVID college preparatory program and assists her classmates in being as good as she is.
Ashley has amassed 155.5 service learning hours in multiple activities: environmental restoration of Chesapeake Bay, Days of Service, Christmas Child gifts for overseas, International Fair, Cat Rescue and BARCS, assisting teachers, acting as a guide for visitors, and working with community groups like CASA for immigrant rights and Women’s HERstory month. Ashley has represented Digital Harbor at major events because she is articulate and well versed in issues.
Ms. Gluth says, “Ashley Pena is an imaginative and determined student- and a born leader.” She is President of the Class of 2018, and is preparing for Senior Inauguration on September 29. She was recently elected President of the Student Government Association, having served as Vice President junior year. She has attended Baltimore City Student Council meetings and state conferences. She is a leader in City Life Club and Environmental Club as well as a member of the Green Team, Babysitting Club, Latinx, and SPIRIT. She has even been boys’ soccer manager.
Ashley’s family immigrated from El Salvador 18 years ago and she was born a year later. Although a full United States citizen, she feels empathy for students who might be adversely affected by limitations on the DACA, the Dream Act. She has participated in peaceful demonstrations in Baltimore, Annapolis and Washington, D.C. Ashley said, “I want to make a difference. I want to increase positivity and to improve communication and student voice and relationships with the community. She describes herself as “dependable, tenacious, and intelligent.” We agree.
Domino Sugar Sponsors DHHS Robotics Team
Peter O’Malley, Vice President of Corporate Relations at American Sugar Refining, Inc. announced that DOMINO SUGAR will sponsor the Digital Harbor Robotics Team through a corporate donation of $2,000. Mr. Ken Boone, Career and Technology teacher, has been the advisor of the award-winning “Electric Sheep” (RAM is the DHHS mascot – got it?) for a dozen years. The team has placed in competitions in local and regional events -including those hosted by Johns Hopkins University. Mr. Boone says, “Thanks to everyone who has supported the Electric Sheep STEM/Robotics Club over the years. We plan to use the donation from DOMINO to buy equipment and materials.” You can contact Mr. Boone at [email protected] Page 8 - October 2017 FederalHillBaltimore.org Federal Hillsider
Digital Harbor Community Cookout The first (and hopefully annual) COMMUNITY COOKOUT was held Friday, September 22nd from 5-7 PM on Digital Way and in the cafeteria. We had community members, political leaders, BCPS leaders, faculty, student leaders, athletes, and club representatives in attendance: SGA, NHS, Class of 2018, robotics team, cheerleaders, baseball, soccer, football, volleyball. Judging by the plates used and food consumed- about 175-195 youth and adults attended over the course of the evening!
This was the second activity of the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership Grant PROJECT RESPECT. The goal of the project is to foster better relationships with community people by engaging in activities that benefit both groups. The first activity was a community tour for high school prep 9th graders – led by Mr. Rufus Lusk, neighbor and advisory board member.
MORE WAYS TO RELATE TO DHHS Date and Event What you can do…. October 13, 3:00 PM Help us cheer on the RAMS! Swann Park (Did you know that is from Random Access Memory – a computer term?) Homecoming Game vs Poly October 14, 7:00-11:00 PM Dress to impress and chaperone the dance full or part-time. Contact Dr. Bowden Cafeteria [email protected] Homecoming Dance October 14, 12:00 noon-5:00 PM Join DHHS Faculty and Friends for a relaxing day. Buy $15 tickets ahead of time at Fall Wine Festival at Boordy Vineyards boordy.com or at the gate. Children 16 and under are free – hayrides and the picnic Wine tasting, live music, wine making demonstrations and are great for them. Ice cream for sale too! tours. Food for purchase or you can bring a picnic. You Contact Dr. Bowden also may bring chairs for additional seating as the tables are [email protected] limited. Wednesdays 5:00 PM October 11, October 25, November 15, On-site training from counselors. Most assistance is helping parents enter correct December 6, December 20 information into the computer, so volunteers with basic computer skills are needed. FAFSA Workshops for Parents & Students FASFA requires financial and 2016 tax information from parents. Registration opens FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) FAFSA October 1st and should be completed by December. Contact Dr. Bowden is the on-line form that must be completed by every student [email protected] who is applying to college. It is evaluated by colleges for scholarships and aid. October 16-17, 9:00-10:30 AM Work with the National Honor Society to put together shoe boxes of small gifts for Christmas Child Boxes children around the world. Contribute gifts, money and boxes. Contact Dr. Bowden Prepare boxes of small gifts for needy children overseas. [email protected] October 30-31, 9:00 AM-12:00 noon Chaperone students – ride the bus and help students as they go through exhibits. National Association for College Admission Counseling Contact Ms. Openshaw, counselor for class of 2018 [email protected] (NACAC) Fair at Baltimore Convention Center November 17, 9:00-10:30 AM Join to get school updates and give input into school functioning. Discuss events and Room 156 concerns. DHHS Advisory Board Meeting Contact Dr. Bowden [email protected] November 17, 10:30-11:30 AM Join advisory board members and others who have supported DHHS for lunch to THANK YOU luncheon show our appreciation. Contact Dr. Bowden [email protected] The DDHS Advisory Board provides advice, advocacy, and assistance related to technology, education, and community involvement to Digital Harbor High School. November 20, 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Help serve and meet students. Bring traditional Thanksgiving food if you wish. ESOL THANKSGIVING Contact [email protected], md.us Join students and staff for traditional fare. Often this is the first American Thanksgiving for non-English speaking students! continued on page 9 October 2017 FederalHillBaltimore.org Federal Hillsider - Page 9 continued from page 8
DIGITAL HARBOR CONTACT INFORMATION If you have concerns, questions or issues regarding Digital Harbor Students in and around our community please use the following contacts:
1. Travis Laird, Dean of Students, 443-651-9342 (texting is best), [email protected] 2. Shannon Mobley, Principal, 443-240-0972 (texting is best), [email protected] As always, if you see something dangerous or criminal please dial 911.
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Adoptable AARFies – Skip and Toffee
Skip Hi, my name is Skip. I’m think I’m half Cairn terrier and half Chihuhua, but I might have a few other things mixed in there too - I’m not telling! Whatever I’m a mix of, I don’t shed and I have a pretty adorable underbite, if I do say so myself. Right now I’m taking time out from one of my favorite things to do: run around the house with my foster brother. Then we usually nap. Great fun! I love having dog friends, don’t you? I think I’d do best in a home without any human children, but if you have other pups, that would be A-OK with me.
I like adult people, and I like to learn things from people. The nice people at AARF have started training me, and they say I’m doing such a great job learning my manners! I hope the people in my new home will continue my training. I already know “sit,” and I’m working on learning “down,” but I bet there’s a lot more things we could learn together, especially if you bring some of those yummy things the humans call “treats”! I’m already crate trained and house trained.
If you’d like to take me home, please fill out an adoption application at this website -http://www.animalalliesrescue.org/adoption-application and choose me—Skip! My adoption fee is $350 and includes all of my routine vetting, rabies and distemper/ parvo vaccinations, FelV/FIV testing (kitties), deworming, spay/neuter surgery, heartworm testing, monthly heartworm prevention, microchip, boarding and transportation costs if applicable, along with a free* trial offer for 30 days of 24PetWatch pet insurance!
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I love every person I have ever met, and I’m happiest when I’m around people. But when I’m alone I entertain myself playing with toys. One of my favorite toys is a hair tie, and I will play fetch with it.
I have a very unique feature – a cleft lip. It doesn’t affect my health at all, but my foster mom thinks it makes me super cute. I hope you agree!
I don’t have many dislikes. I am afraid of the vacuum cleaner, but that makes me like most kitties!
I have perfect litter box manners and my foster mom thinks I am one of the sweetest cats she has ever met. I’m trusting and affectionate, but I’m also playful and silly.
I know I would make a new person or family very happy. I hope that’s you!
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Moody Blues by The Wandering Minstrel
Well it is now officially fall. It happened Days of Future Passed was a concept album album and actually takes the listener through at 4:02 pm on Friday, September 22, so very similar, yet probably overshadowed by a day of the week, a Tuesday, from sunrise, Happy Fall to all our readers. If you are another concept album also released in 1967 to afternoon, to sunset. It also contains like The Minstrel you are probably saying hit songs like “Tuesday Afternoon” and to yourself, “where did the summer go? “Knights in White Satin.” The Moodys are It seems like it was just Memorial Day!” fortunate to still have three of their founding While pondering what to write this month, I members on tour – guitarist and lead vocalist went over a few past issues of the Hillsider Justin Hayward, bassist and vocalist John and realized that in July, I did an overview of Lodge, and drummer Graeme Edge. A some of the acts playing at Pier Six Concert second drummer does the fills and fancy Pavilion over the summer, including a stuff these days, but Graeme Edge still lays June appearance by the Moody Blues. down a steady and heavy beat for the band. This tour by the Moodys was significant The show started exactly on time at 8 pm because it was the fiftieth anniversary of with a set of what I would call the Moodys’ the 1967 album Days of Future Passed. The greatest hits, like “The Story In Your Eyes,” Minstrel attended that show and am happy “I’m Just a Singer (In a Rock and Roll to share my experience. First, some quick Band),” and “Question.” That set lasted one background information on The Moody hour, almost to the minute, then the band Blues for those not familiar with the band. announced they were taking a well-deserved They have been around for more than fifty called Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club twenty minute break. After all, it was July in years, and formed in Birmingham, England Band. Some music critics say that the Beatles’ Baltimore, and they had worked up a sweat. in 1964. In fact, they even have the amazing Sgt. Pepper is the “gold standard” that every But I suspect that’s the way every night of distinction of opening some shows for the other album should be judged by, but Days of their summer tour went. They were wearing Beatles in 1964. Future Passed stands on its own as a concept different clothes when they returned for their next set, in which they played the entire Days of Future Passed album complete with very cool graphics on the video screen that NATIONAL PrimeLending offers a matched and highlighted each song. They wide variety of mortgage had “sequenced” or prerecorded parts from STRENGTH, the original master tape, that duplicated the loan products! orchestral parts of the album. The result was LOCAL • Conventional 97% Program very dramatid – it sounded like they were • Renovation loans playing with a symphony orchestra minus the orchestra. EXPERTISE • Jumbo Loans • Float Down Option Thr second set lasted just under an houm, • FHA loans and after a short break they rewarded the • And More! crowd with two encores of three more songs www.mattcolimore.com from their extensive catalos. The concert ended just before 11 pm and a very satisfied Matthew M. Colimore audience filed out of the gates and into the Branch Manager • NMLS: 194963 night. 410-308-8722 Mobile: 410-608-6269 If you missed The Moody Blues this time [email protected] 1954 Greenspring Dr., Suite 625 around be sure to catch them the next time Timonium, MD 21093 they are in the arer. They are well worth the price of admission and more than just a “classic rock” or “baby boomer” band. In fact there were a number of younger fans in attendance as well. Enjoy your Fall and please support live music on the Peninsula
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South Baltimore Gateway Partnership Announces $650,000 in Grants and $1.4 Million for Parks By Debbie Ally-Dickerson The South Baltimore Gateway Partnership (SGBP) is a newly-formed organization working in neighborhoods across South and Southwest Baltimore to accomplish the goals outlined in the South Baltimore Gateway Master Plan. It is funded with 50% of the funds generated by Horseshoe Casino Baltimore and other large casinos in Maryland which are set aside for communities in the South Baltimore Gateway district: Barre Circle, Carrol-Camden Industrial Area, Cherry Hill, Federal Hill, Federal Hill South, Lakeland, Middle Branch/Reedbird Parks, Mount Winans, Otterbein, Pigtown/Washington Village, Ridgely’s Delight, Riverside, Saint Paul, Sharp-Leadenhall, South Baltimore Neighborhood and Westport. On Wednesday, September 27th, at Southwest Baltimore Charter School auditorium, SBGP announced the recipients of $650,000 in community grants. These were the inaugural grant awards for the Partnership, which will continue to award funds twice a year. The awards range in size from $400 grants for small community groups, to $100,000 grants for larger nonprofit organizations. SBGP also announced $1.4 million in funding to improve parks and public spaces within the South Baltimore Gateway district. This major initiative will be performed in collaboration with the departments of Recreation and Parks and Transportation. Mayor Pugh congratulates representatives Tier 1 Community Grants directly enhance the vitality of the South Baltimore Gateway from Cherry Hill Community Development neighborhoods through community projects and local engagement. The funding limit is $5,000. Corporation, which received a $100,000 grant. The Tier 1 grants awarded in September went to:
God’s Best Family, Inc. Citizens of Pigtown Program: South Baltimore Youth Football Team Program:Citizens of Pigtown Movies in the Park Grant Amount: $5,000 Grant Amount: $4,500
Ridgely’s Delight Association Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts Program: Rededication Celebration & Ping Pong Tournament Program: Middle Branch Park Public Art Grant Amount: $1,400 Grant Amount: $5,000
Restoring Inner City Hope (RICH) Fishes and Loaves Program: Prayer Walk Program: Fishes and Loaves Mobile Pantry Grant Amount: $5,000 Grant Amount: $5,000
Southwest Baltimore Charter School Leadenhall Baptist Church Program: 21st Century Auditorium Program:Community Eat Together Grant Amount: $5,000 Grant Amount: $4,000
Citizens of Pigtown Southwest Baltimore Charter School / Chesapeake Center for Program: sponsorship of 2017 Pigtown Festival Youth Development Grant Amount: $5,000 Program: Sowebo Landmark 5k Grant Amount: $5,000 Cherry Hill Community Development Corporation Program: Cherry Hill Information Exchange GiveFit / Lakeland Recreation Center Grant Amount: $5,000 Program: Free Group Fitness Classes Building a Healthy Community Pigtown Community Garden Grant Amount: $4,700 Program: Solidifying Pigtown Community Garden Grant Amount: $5,000 Lakeland STEAM Center Program: Community Zumba Classes Federal Hill South Neighborhood Association Grant Amount: $4,500 Program: TreeUp South Baltimore Grant Amount: $5,000 Greater Purpose in Christ Ministry Program: Sit and Fit arts and crafts program Lakeland Coalition Grant Amount: $5,000 Program: Community Green and Clean Team / Junior Green Team Grant Amount: $5,000 continued on page 15 October 2017 FederalHillBaltimore.org Federal Hillsider - Page 15 continued from page 14 Federal Hill Main Street Program: Federal Hill Main Street Media Project Tier 1 grants. continued: Grant Amount: $5,000
Digital Harbor / Federal Hill Neighborhood Association Citizens of Pigtown Program: Project RELATE Program: Marketing Support and Outreach Grant Amount: $5,000 Grant Amount: $5,000
Federal Hill South Neighborhood Association Live Baltimore / Federal Hill Prep Program: Parking Pass Pickup Event Program: Federal Hill Prep “Riding to School” Grant Amount: $5,000 Video Support Grant Amount: $400
Senator Ferguson, Mayor Pugh, Councilman Costello and SBGP Board Member, Jackie Grace-Pope, VP & Assistant GM of Horseshoe Casino. The staff of South Baltimore Gateway Partnership at the inaugural grant awards ceremony on September 27th.
Tier 2 and Tier 3. Community Grants empower communities to improve conditions in their neighborhoods with grassroots ideas that come from within and align with the Strategic Plan and Master Plan. The project must serve or otherwise benefit the residents, businesses, institutions or organizations of the South Baltimore Gateway Community Impact district. Tier 2 Grants (up to $50,000) and Tier 3 Grants (up to $100,000) awarded in September were:
Youth Resiliency Institute Cherry Hill Community Development Corporation Program: Cherry Hill Arts and Music Festival Program: Capacity Building Grant Amount: $100,000 Grant Amount: $50,000
Living Classrooms Foundation South Baltimore Partnership Program: School Leadership in Urban Runoff Reduction Project Program: South Baltimore Partnership Sustainability Program Grant Amount: $90,000 Grant Amount: $10,000
Center Stage / Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts United Way Program: Center Stage in the Park Program: United Way Homelessness Prevention Program Grant Amount: $100,000 Grant Amount: $50,000
Westport Community and Economic Development Corporation Habitat for Humanity Program: Westport Community Land Trust Phase I: Formation Program: Habitat for Humanity Pigtown / Mt. Winans Grant Amount: $50,000 Grant Amount: $50,000
Application deadlines for the second round of SBGP Community Grants, will be posted on the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership website: www.sbgpartnership.com. To be eligible, organizations must be based in the South Baltimore Gateway neighborhoods, work in those neighborhoods, or partner with an organization based in those neighborhoods. Tier 1 SBGP Grants may be awarded to unincorporated community organizations or groups of active community residents if they can find a fiscal sponsor to help. All projects must serve or otherwise benefit the residents, businesses, institutions or organizations of the Gateway District. If you have questions or need more information, contact SBGP through www.sbgpartnership.com. Photography by Moyer Photography Page 16 - October 2017 FederalHillBaltimore.org Federal Hillsider
Beyond the Hill - Adventures in Global Home Cooking October: Brazil By Andy Monick
For October, we will explore an incredibly simple recipe for a traditional dessert from Brazil: brigadeiros.
Brigadeiros are ubiquitous in Brazil today. These treats are enjoyed all across the country by children and adults alike. A staple at birthday parties, their appearance and texture lies somewhere between a truffle and a bite of fudge.
In this straightforward recipe, condensed milk is reduced with butter for richness and cocoa powder for a deep, chocolate flavor. For cosmetic appeal, the balls can be rolled inthe topping of your choice – although confectioner’s sprinkles are a standby, the only limit is your imagination.
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October Theater Round Up By Liz Nelson and timeless Tony Award-winning M. drama than their own doomed parents. Chesapeake Shakespeare Company – 7 Butterfly brings hide-and-seek to the stage But superficial pleasures can only reign South Calvert Street in a gripping fable that proves the allure of for so long before their conscience catches Julius Caesar fantasy and the power of obsession are a up with them, unearthing ugly secrets, by William Shakespeare recipe for betrayal. doubts, and fears. Regional premiere. Directed by Michael Tolaydo www.everymantheatre.org www.singlecarrot.com Running through October 29 | Tickets range $16-$50 Spotlighters Theatre - 817 Saint Paul Fells Point Corner Theatre - 251 South When a leader is no longer trusted, Street Ann Street where is the line between patriotism and Two Trains Running The Woman in Black personal ambition? In this quintessential by August Wilson By Stephen MallatrattBased on the book political thriller, Brutus weighs a role directed by Fuzz Roark, with Anya by Susan Hill in an assassination conspiracy that will Randall Nebel Directed by Patrick Gorirossi test his honor and loyalty. With its Running through October 8 | Tickets October 13 – November 5 | Tickets range muscular language and bold intrigues, range $18-$22 $15-$20 The Tragedy of Julius Caesar remains one This is the 1960s chapter of the Pulitzer A London lawyer, looking to lay his demons of Shakespeare’s most recognizable and Prize winning playwright’s decade to rest, hires a young actor to help him tell powerful dramas. by decade saga of ordinary African his story of fright and peril. Adapted from www.chesapeakeshakespeare.com Americans in this turbulent century. It the novel of the same name, The Woman takes place in Memphis Lee’s coffee in Black has enjoyed a continuous run on Baltimore Center Stage - 700 North shop in a Pittsburgh neighborhood that is London’s West End since its premiere in Calvert Street on the brink of economic development. 1987, proving itself to be a tale of true The Christians Focus is on the characters who hang out terror! The Woman in Black has persevered By Lucas Hnath there: a local sage, an elderly man who as one of theatre’s true horror classics. Directed by Hana S. Sharif imparts the secrets of life as learned from www.fpct.org Running through October 8 | Tickets a 322 year old sage, an ex con, a numbers range $22-$64 runner, a laconic waitress who slashed Iron Crow Theatre – Baltimore Theatre Does absolute tolerance require tolerance her legs to keep men away, and a retarded Project - 45 West Preston Street of the intolerant? Can a divided head find a man who was once cheated out of a ham. The Cradle Will Rock way to lead? When the stakes are eternity, With Chekhovian obliqueness, the author Book, Lyrics, and Music by Marc what happens if they are wrong? These are reveals simple truths, hopes and dreams, Blitzstein the questions that arise in a present-day creating a microcosm of an era and a Directed by Sean Elias American megachurch in The Christians, community on the brink of change. Running through October 8 | Tickets a new play exploring what happens www.spotlighters.org range $15-$30 when we lose faith in our leaders and our Marc Blitzstein’s unabashedly anti- institutions. Stunning in its theatricality, Single Carrot Theatre – 2600 North capitalist 1937 musical, The Cradle Will this production will feature choirs from Howard Street Rock, was the first musical ever shut area churches. Lear down by the Federal Government for fear www.centerstage.org By Young Jean Lee of societal revolt! A defiant indictment of Directed by Andrew Peters capitalism and socio-political corruption, Everyman Theatre – 315 W. Fayette October 6 – October 29 | Tickets range The Cradle Will Rock is as much an Street $10-$29 attack on wealth and the political power it M. Butterfly *Features a strobe light, explicit language unjustly wields, as it is an homage to those David Henry Hwang and references to sexual content.* with nothing, fighting to survive. Bold, Directed by Vincent M. Lancisi Shakespearean drama meets millennial biting, and unapologetically Brechtian, Running through October 8 | Tickets self-indulgence in this outlandish and The Cradle Will Rock is one of the most range $15-$64 driving take on King Lear. Boring, historically significant pieces of American East meets west. Fact meets fiction. stuffy parents have been left for dead – theater ever to be written. Join Iron Crow Illusion meets reality. When a powerful consigning audiences to the not-so-tender Theatre as they present an expressionistic French diplomat becomes enchanted with mercies of a younger generation, a mix of and highly stylized, modern restaging a divine Peking opera star, little can quell heroes and villains indulging their own of Marc Blitzstein’s biggest and most the thirst of their intoxicating desire— selfish whims. Despite sharp wits and remembered work. but this diva is hiding more than her true sharper teeth, these Kardashian-esque www.ironcrowtheatre.org identity. Celebrating its 30th anniversary kids are comically shallow, callous, and this season, David Henry Hwang’s torrid vain: more concerned with dancing and continued on page 19 October 2017 FederalHillBaltimore.org Federal Hillsider - Page 19 continued from page 18
The Hippodrome Theatre – 12 North The Color Purple is the 2016 Tony Just Off Broadway at Epiphany – 4301 Eutaw Street Award® winner for Best Musical Revival! Raspe Avenue Love Never Dies Hailed as “a direct hit to the heart” Company Book by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Ben (The Hollywood Reporter), this joyous Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Elton, Frederick Forsyth, and Glenn American classic has conquered Broadway Book by George Furth Slater in an all-new “ravishingly reconceived Directed by Jason Crawford Samios-Uy Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber production that is a glory to behold” (The October 13 – 22 | Tickets range $10-$15 Lyrics by Glenn Slater New York Times) directed by Tony winner Company revolves around Bobby, a single October 3 – 8 | Tickets range $43 - $174 John Doyle. man who seems to be unable to commit to The ultimate love story continues in Love With a soul-raising score of jazz, gospel, a steady relationship, a handful of married Never Dies, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s ragtime and blues, The Color Purple gives couples who happen to be his best friends, spellbinding sequel to The Phantom of the an exhilarating new spirit to this Pulitzer and his three “girlfriends.” Bobby is the Opera. Prize-winning story. thread that connects the vignettes as he The year is 1907. It is 10 years after his Don’t miss this stunning re-imagining of an examines not only his own relationships, disappearance from the Paris Opera House epic story about a young woman’s journey but also the marriages of his well-meaning and the Phantom has escaped to a new to love and triumph in the American friends. Company is not like most book life in New York where he lives amongst South. It’s the musical sensation that New musicals (musicals with a script) where a the screaming joy rides and freak shows York Magazine calls “one of the greatest plot is laid out in order with an obvious of Coney Island. In this new, electrically revivals ever.” Experience the exhilarating beginning, middle, and end to a story, charged world, he has finally found a place power of this Tony-winning triumph! but is composed of short vignettes in no for his music to soar, but he has never www.france-merrickpac.com particular or chronological order. stopped yearning for his one true love and justoffbroadwaymd.wordpress.com musical protégée, Christine Daaé. Now one of the world’s finest sopranos, Christine accepts an invitation to travel from Paris to New York to perform at a renowned opera house. Christine’s marriage to Raoul is suffering at the hands of his drinking and gambling and they desperately need the financial rewards that America can give them. In a final bid to win back Christine’s love, the Phantom lures her, Raoul, and their young son Gustave, from Manhattan to the glittering and glorious world of Coney Island… not knowing what is in store for them…. Love Never Dies is a dazzling new production, which takes audiences on a thrilling rollercoaster ride of intrigue, obsession and romance. Be seduced by the beautiful; sometimes magical and poetic; sometimes joyful; and occasionally melancholic score. Don’t miss this magnificent continuation of one of the world’s greatest love stories Sunday Champagne Jazz Brunch as it makes its premiere in your city. Voted America’s Top 100 Brunches 10:30-2:30 The Color Purple Book by Marsha Norman Music and Lyrics by Brenda Russell, Allee Willis, and Stephen Bray October 17 – 22| Tickets range $43 - $174 Page 20 - October 2017 FederalHillBaltimore.org Federal Hillsider
Meeting the Team of Veterans Running Baltimore BikeShare By Kevin Lynch, SouthBMore.com In February, the media was invited to meet the team at Corps Logistics at its facility at 2900 Waterview Ave in Westport. Corps Logistics is the veteran-owned and veteran-run company that is subcontracted by Bewegen Technologies and Baltimore City to operate Baltimore's BikeShare program which launched last fall. Corps Logistics was started in 2013 by Jim Duffney, a first sergeant in the New Jersey Air National Guard, with a goal of creating job opportunities for veterans. Corps Logistics was awarded the contract for Baltimore BikeShare in 2015, after which Duffney began to assemble his team and find a location to operate the business. He met Sagamore Development’s Erin May, who offered Corps Logistics a free place to operate at a former Westport concrete facility which was owned by Sagamore. “We wanted to help Baltimore BikeShare, and we liked Jim’s passion and his desire to work with The Baltimore Station (TBS),” said May. TBS has locations in South Baltimore and Sandtown, and provides a residential treatment program for about 355 homeless veterans At Corps Logistics, SouthBMore.com met Baltimore native Ivan struggling with substance abuse every year. “Bike Man” Baylor, a veteran of the United States Army. Baylor The property is part of a 43-acre waterfront parcel Sagamore described serving overseas in Germany and Korea and being acquired in a 2015 auction, and was once the site of the proposed haunted by the memory of seeing a Korean soldier run over and multi-billion Westport Waterfront redevelopment. Corps Logistics killed by a tank during a drill. “That memory sticks with me to is the first tenant for Sagamore at Westport, and no additional this day,” he said. “I began drinking constantly, and my memory plans have been revealed for the parcel at this time. Sagamore is started to go bad. I became homeless and lost everything.” currently undertaking a multi-decade, 266-acre redevelopment of He entered the program at TBS and has now been sober for more Port Covington, located across the Middle Branch from Westport. than a year, and has been working with Corps Logistics since Corps Logistics’ property includes a small building, where the October. “I’ve now realized there are better things in life. I’ve been team works on the Baltimore BikeShare bikes and runs its call given a second chance,” he said. “It’s beautiful.” center, and a large yard. “We did what veterans do: we came in SouthBMore.com also met Angel Frias, who is from Baltimore as a team, cleaned up the building, and got it ready for use,” said and who is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps. Frias was Duffney. The facility was up and running in July and leaves the homeless for about a year before joining the program at TBS. Frias team a lot of room for growth. is bilingual in Spanish and English and serves as a customer service Corps Logistics now has a team of 20 veterans who assemble and rep for Baltimore BikeShare, joining the team in November. “After fix Baltimore BikeShare’s fleet of 250 bikes, which will soon grow I left the military I felt like I wasn’t giving back to the community. to 500; assemble and maintain stations; and handle billing and I was in and out of jobs and had no direction,” he said. “Joining customer service. “Every day we see every bike,” said Duffney. Corps Logistics has been amazing. I get to bring my skills from the military into the workforce.” Corps Logistics has been awarded additional contracts as it is currently setting up a 70-bike, seven-station program in Howard “This is finally a job opportunity that can grow,” Frias added. He County; a 90-bike, nine-station program in Summit County (Park told the media his family can see his accomplishments every time City), Utah; and a 220-bike, 20-station program in Richmond, VA. they see a BikeShare bike in Baltimore. It is also responding to many bike share RFPs around the country. “A lot of our veterans really have a sense of accomplishment with As Corps Logistics grows, it will keep its headquarters in Baltimore Baltimore BikeShare,” said Kira DeNoyer, development associate but will set up local offices in other cities. Duffney said the team of TBS. is growing and hopes to have 100 employees in Baltimore in the Duffney’s two sons are also part of the Corps Logistics’ team. next couple years. Duffney told SouthBMore.com that he and his team love Baltimore, The Corps Logistics’ team is comprised of 12 employees from the Baltimore Police, the people they meet every day, and stopping TBS. “Helping homeless veterans is the most rewarding thing,” by for meals at Das Bier Haus in South Baltimore. said Duffney. “I want them to know they are loved and cared for. Corps Logistics’ work in Baltimore doesn’t end with Baltimore Over the years so many people have offered to help them and have BikeShare. Every Saturday, the team loads up on produce from let them down.” Duffney said he creates an environment where Hollins Market and hands it out to homeless people. they feel like they are back in the military. October 2017 FederalHillBaltimore.org Federal Hillsider - Page 21
Blessing of the Animals Bring your pets -- dogs, cats, birds, turtles, and more for a special blessing for God’s creatures. Pet pictures or stuffed animals are welcome too. All are invited rain or shine! When: 11:00 am - Noon Saturday, October 7, 2017 Where: Christ Lutheran Church 701 Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21230 For more information, call: (410) 752-7179 Website: www.christinnerharbor.org/
Chili Cook-Off on Nov. 4 to Support Homeless Veterans The Baltimore Station’s Stars, Stripes & Chow fundraiser returns with great food and family fun
The Baltimore Station’s 3rd annual Stars, Stripes & Chow: Chili Edition event will be held this year on Saturday, November 4, 2017, at the City Garage. The event will feature a chili cook- off between 10 teams from businesses across Maryland, music by Shore Sounds, a kid’s zone, and tons of good food including unlimited chili samples, a full buffet from Mission BBQ, and beer and wine provided by City Limits. Guests are invited to cast their vote for “Fan Favorite Chili” and an esteemed panel of judges will crown the “Best Chili” champion. All proceeds will benefit The Baltimore Station, a residential treatment program supporting veterans and others transitioning from homelessness and addiction. Tickets cost $50 for adults and $25 for 11-16 year-olds. Admission for kids 10-and- under is free.
Stars, Stripes & Chow: Chili Edition benefitting The Baltimore Station
Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm City Garage 101 W. Dickman Street Baltimore, MD 21230 TICKETS: $50 for adults, $25 for 11-16 year- olds, free for kids 10-and-under.
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