A native Baltimorean, Virginia Crawford has been writing poetry since the age of 11. She has shared her love of words with students of all ages across the state. Her recent full-length collection of poetry, questions for water, was published in April 2021. Previously she had also published a chapbook, Touch. Ms. Crawford earned her degrees in creative writing from Emerson College, Boston, and the University of St. Andrews, Scotland.
4Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Artshttps://www.promotionandarts.org[email protected](410) 752-8632
10 E Baltimore St
Baltimore, MD 21202
United States
Love Groove Music Festival was established in 2017 with a mission to uplift and promote young artists while offering networking and performance opportunities for all art medias. (lovegroovemusicfestival.com).
Founder and artist, John Tyler started Love Groove while in high school (Baltimore Design School) during a time when there were few opportunities for young Baltimore artists to showcase their original works. He also noticed young artists would rarely interact beyond genres and that few Baltimore artists were nationally known; something had to change.
I am an artist, educator, and emotional worker whose educational practice is rooted in using an interpersonal therapeutic framework to guide my personal and professional life. My co-collaborator Karryl Eugene and I develop seasonal projects that serve the black Baltimore Community, specifically children within Baltimore City School District (k-12) and the local black Baltimore Arts Community
Been doing music since 2001. Artist/Producer/Writer/Arranger
Located in the Bromo Arts District Westminster Hall, formerly a Presbyterian church has a unique combination of early Gothic Revival appearances, mixed with today’s modern conveniences. The restored Gothic church has elegant stained glass windows, carved oak woodwork and an 1882 Johnson pipe organ.
Hopkins Symphony Orchestra provides excellent orchestra concerts and performance opportunities for the JHU and surrounding communities.
The mission of Johns Hopkins University is to educate its students and cultivate their capacity for life-long learning, to foster independent and original research, and to bring the benefits of discovery to the world.
Vision & Goals
Self taught Artist.
Actively crafting since 2016.
Writer since birth.
Baltimore MD born and raised. My favorite literary genre is non-fiction especially history and theological studies. I’m currently learning old Latin and working on many projects. I’m 31. I have a baby girl and an amazing son whom I love to pieces.
The Baltimore Jewelry Center is a non-profit metals + jewelry maker space in Baltimore city. We offer classes, workshops, and studio rental access to anyone with an interest in contemporary jewelry-making. In addition to our education program, the Baltimore Jewelry Center helps metal and jewelry artists grow sustainable business practices by offering professional development, sales opportunities, and a promotional platform.
FutureMakers brings hands-on remote and in-person STEAM workshops and packaged hands-on STEAM learning materials to classrooms and out-of-school time programs across Maryland. Learn more about how you can integrate maker education and student innovation outcomes for students and families at www.kidsmakethingsbetter.com.