4Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Artshttps://www.promotionandarts.org[email protected](410) 752-8632

10 E Baltimore St
Baltimore, MD 21202
United States

Nina Amaya
Nina Amaya is an engaging and professional performer, using stilt walking, dance, and music to enchant audiences in a whimsical, warm and humorous way. She is also a papier-mache & fabric artist. She has, over the years, taught art, performed at Artscape, Light City Baltimore, Renaissance Festivals up and down the Coast, private events, outdoor and indoor workshops, and she has run the Baltimore Faerie Faire since 2015. She shows up early and dives in wholeheartedly.
Peace, Im Yé of Islands Treasures. I create pieces to bring joy and peace to others lives through handmade jewelry, Wearable art and more. I am 27 years old living in Baltimore trying to change the outlook on life in general via these gifted hands.
TheInkSociety
An Artist that has used his skill to open a tattoo shop that is more than a staple in the community. 
Michael Joseph Harris
In 2012, after years of performing mostly Brazilian and Latin influenced original music, guitarist Michael Joseph Harris began studying and playing the music of legendary guitarist Django Reinhardt which led to the creation of The Hot Club of Baltimore later that same year. After a surge of Django-inspired composing in 2013, Harris formed the band Ultrafaux in 2014 to perform his original songs in the style of Gypsy Jazz. In 2016, Harris founded and remained Artistic Director for Charm City Django Jazz Fest, the longest running annual Jazz festival in Baltimore.
Adrienne Lundgren
I am a visual artist who works primarily in historic photographic processes including cyanotype and salted paper.  My work is largely printed on fabric and then deconstructed to be reassembled into new compositions.  My work focuses on memory and grief and how perspectives relating to them shift and change over time.  
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