Two people viewing art in a gallery, one wearing a white sleeveless top and the other in a dark t-shirt, standing in front of a framed artwork on the wall.

Vision

The Station North Arts District is an internationally recognized arts district. As a thriving and diverse arts ecosystem, the district is driven by a vibrant, multi-disciplinary and evolving creative community with access to the tools, resources and assets it needs to flourish.   

Station North Arts District advocates for a thriving arts community by promoting civic and cultural engagement, harnessing and directing resources, and preserving and enhancing arts spaces in the heart of Baltimore.

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What we do

Station North Arts District is a program of the Central Baltimore Partnership. We manage public art projects, facilitate thought-provoking programming, and forge strong relationships with local artists, makers, designers, residents, businesses, and institutions to preserve and revitalize the district. 

Station North spans spans the neighborhoods of Charles North, Greenmount West, and Barclay. It was the first area in Baltimore to receive the State designation as an Arts & Entertainment District in 2002. See other Baltimore Arts Districts here.