Crescendo Communication provides a blend of children's music performances, music lessons, and speech-language therapy. Headed by a speech-language pathologist and singer-songwriter, Crescendo offers inclusive programming with sliding scale and scholarship options so that all young Baltimoreans, regardless of diagnosis or resources, can access goofy, joyful, and genuine music and language opportunities.
4Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Artshttps://www.promotionandarts.orgbopacommunications@gmail.com(410) 752-8632
10 E Baltimore St
Baltimore, MD 21202
United States
Book is an illustrator/writer/comic artist originally from Bangkok, now living in Baltimore. Her frequently used media include watercolor, pencil color, collage, and digital.
She recently graduated from the MFA Illustration Practice program at Maryland Institute College of Art. Every day she is learning and unlearning about gender, sexuality, social justice, and cultural differences. Her free time is often spent watching birds, thinking silly thoughts, exploring the city, and eating yummy food.
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Bmore Strings
Bmore Strings is Baltimore’s leading strings studio, providing expert instruction, flexible scheduling, and a student-centered approach to music lessons. The studio offers one-on-one lessons in violin, viola, music theory, and music composition for students aged 4 and older, including adults. Music lessons are customized to support students’ musical interests and skill development. Suzuki teaching methods are incorporated into lesson curriculum.
Our Mission is to provide art and education opportunities to children and adults. Our goal is to provide access to arts for all. We provide free art lessons for underprivileged and underserved populations and healthy snacks and beverages
Femi Lawal or Femi the DriFish has been a professional spoken word artist and slam poet for more than 10 years. Best known as one half of the spoken word/Hip Hop-influenced duo, THE 5th L, and the frontman for the Hip-Hop Rock band the Out of Water eXperience, Femi uses his artistry to encourage his listeners to discover their own unique voices and identities in his writings, performances, and teachings.
Hot Sauce Artists Collective is an artist-run organization. Our mission is to give opportunities to emerging and establish artists by showing their artwork in untraditional gallery spaces. We bring the gallery environment to parking lots, city parks, trails, and more.
Baltimore based artist, James ALPHA Massaquoi Jr., is an emerging artist that works primarily with large drawings made with charcoal and pastels. Alpha was born in West African, Liberia, as the youngest of four to an upper middle-class family, where his father worked as a florist for the United States embassy to Liberia, and his mother was a Fashion designer with a small charcoal business. At age fourteen Alpha and his family moved to the U.S. seeking the "American dream".
The Voice is an incredibly versatile creative tool. It manifests language, sound, and emotion. It emulates any sound in the environment. It reverberates in our own head when we vocalize, creating a dynamic feedback loop that can be a portal to deep inner discovery.
Born and raised in Baltimore, Molly is an actor, teaching artist, and director. As a Roster Artist for Young Audiences of Maryland, Molly performs an assembly program for elementary school students called: “Miss Molly’s Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Molly’s specialty is Shakespeare. She is a Resident Acting Company member at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company in Baltimore where she acts, teaches, and is the Children’s Director for the annual production of A Christmas Carol. In addition, Molly is a frequent guest drama teacher and co-director at Roland Park Country School.
Christina Delgado is a Baltimore based photographer, designer, and curator. Her work revolves around a sense of self and identity as a Nuyorican born and raised in New York City who migrated to Baltimore as a young adult. Delgado’s work displays a passion and pride for identity in family and homeplace. It connects ways in which home, place, and family can be sights of pain & trauma but ultimately sights of healing, freedom, and self-love. She is the founder and owner of Tola’s Room, an immersive Puerto Rican home museum and culture space located in Northeast Baltimore.