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This Week: Johanna Toruño lecture + Queer Futures panel discussion at UMBC, Power Speaker Series with Emory Douglas at MICA, Sacred Ground opening reception at Unity Hall, Katie Pumphrey Artist Talk + Swim Stories at Creative Alliance, performances curated by Brandon Woody at LeMondo, In Between the Lines closing celebration at Baltimore Crit Club, Micah E. Wood + Ami Dang perform at current space, a fundraiser for Submersive + The Peale, Brush Mural Fest 2025, Charm City Cultural Cultivation Open House, Boshell Lecture at The Walters, Richard Ayodeji Ikhide opening reception at CPM, Creative Nomads’ Jubilee Noir at Clifton Mansion, and a closing reception for B:25 at Quid Nunc Gallery — PLUS apply for the Gutierrez Memorial Fund Legacy Grant and more featured opportunities!

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Unapologetic: Street Art as Activism and Liberation
Tuesday, September 23 :: 4-5:50pm
@ UMBC CIRCA

Johanna Toruño is the founder of The Unapologetic Street Series, a street art series that is exhibited at public spaces, such as walls, utility posts, and mailboxes. Her bold imagery and statements, often adorned in lush florals, celebrate queer, working class, and immigrant communities. Through her work, Toruño challenges social norms and centers messages of self-reflection and self-acceptance. Using a soft aesthetic with colors that remind her of home, Toruño brings storytelling and a chance for her audience to re-learn and decolonize their own self to accessible spaces. Her political and social messages highlight topics of reimagining norms, and the joy of holding space for collective liberation. Johanna is a TED speaker and lecturer at Universities like Stanford, Princeton, Columbia, and others. Johanna’s work has been featured in The New York Times, Teen Vogue, NPR, Nylon, and more. Johanna lives and works in Los Angeles with her partner and 2 dogs. If she’s not wheat pasting, she’s cooking.

This event is part of the Fall 2025 Humanities Forum, co-sponsored by CIRCA, the Dresher Center for the Humanities; the Department of Gender, Women’s, + Sexuality Studies; the Latin American Feminisms Faculty Working Group; the Latin American Studies Minor;  the Latinx and Hispanic Faculty Association; The Mosaic: Center for Cultural Diversity; and the Orser Center for Public Humanities.

This event is open for full participation by all individuals regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or any other protected category under applicable federal law, state law, and the University’s nondiscrimination policy.

 

First Power Series of the Year, feat. EMORY DOUGLAS
Tuesday, September 23 :: 7-9pm
@ MICA Lazarus Center

Please join us Tuesday, September 23rd, 7-9PM in the Lazarus Auditorium (131 W. North Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21201) for his talk. We will provide delicious (free) food if you come in person. Otherwise, the Zoom option remains available for access as well.

This talk is in conjunction with an incredible Black Panther History Month/Eddie Conway Commemoration Exhibition taking place at The Peale Museum on Friday, October 3rd-5th, 2025. MFACA students are creating artwork for this exhibition as we speak, as well as local community artists. This entire weekend is FREE, but registration is required                  (please use Eventbrite link HERE).

* Emory will be joining us via Zoom from California for POWER Speaker, but he will be in person on Sunday, October 5th at The Peale, giving an additional talk. We still want to pack the house for POWER Speaker, nonetheless!

As always, this speaker series is free and open to the public, so feel free to invite your friends and/or family!

Please see the information below for both events! 

A Special Note: Given “the times”, there is a password required if you choose to join us on Zoom for the POWER Speaker Series. This month’s password is PWR2025 (all caps), and will change monthly. Please only share this password with people you know and trust! 

Zoom link: https://mica-edu.zoom.us/j/9172718332?pwd=lalBbwl1uvUDap3mw047bpSpSwNFCZ.1

Zoom ID: 917 271 8332

 

 

Sacred Ground | Opening Reception + Artist Talk
Wednesday, September 24 :: 5-8pm
@ Baltimore Unity Hall

Sacred Ground Opening Reception & Artist Talk

Come join us at Baltimore Unity Hall for the opening reception of our latest exhibition, Sacred Ground: Spirit, Memory, and Meaning in Baltimore.

Baltimore Unity Hall is located at a unique intersection of faith and tradition, surrounded by churches, synagogues, mosques, masonic lodges, and generations of spiritual history. This is an open call for artists, historians, faith leaders, and storytellers to share how spirit moves through this city, how sacred space is held, and what memory and meaning look like in your communities.

As we continue to grow, let us always remember we are not starting from scratch. We are building on the foundation of those who came before us, guided by their hopes, struggles, and dreams. And in doing so, we are making space for future generations to remember, too.

Look out for selected artists to be announced on our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baltimoreunityhall/

 

 

Swimming Pool – Katie Pumphrey | Artist Talk + Swim Stories
Wednesday, September 24 :: 76:30-8pm
@ Creative Alliance

Swimming Pool is a solo exhibition by Baltimore based interdisciplinary artist and ultramarathon open water swimmer, Katie Pumphrey. Swimming Pool features all new paintings and a site-specific installation.

Deeply connected to her experiences in the water, Pumphrey explores the repetition of our anxieties and fears, along with the humor we call on to swim through it all. Her work explores how our imagination plays tricks on us, especially when stress is high and the journey is far.

Pumphrey’s paintings reference the compositions of historical paintings through playful colors and images of swimmers and marine life. Her engagement with paintings like Rubens ‘ “Three Graces” and Copley’s “Watson and the Shark” as cultural references takes classical bodies and submerges them in contemporary waters of fear and anxiety. A declaration that our deepest fears and anxieties can become our most profound teachers.

Echoed in the repetition of a swimmer’s hands and the lurking suggestion of sea monsters, this call and response with history combines these tensions, and dives into the connectedness between human instincts and play.

Through an opening reception paired with playful performances, and artist talks that center dialogue over monologue, as well as community partnerships, Pumphrey creates community where connection becomes a shared experience, and art serves as a necessity.

September 5, 6-9 pm: Exhibition Opening and party

September 24, 6:30-8 pm: Artist Talk and Swim Stories

TBA: Ticket Dinner

Artist Bio

Katie Pumphrey (b.1987) is an American interdisciplinary artist and ultramarathon open water swimmer. Pulling from her experiences in the water, her paintings, sculptures, and installations use abstraction and imagery to investigate our anxieties, fears, and how our imagination plays tricks on us. Incorporating a bit of humor, Pumphrey explores these tensions and the connectedness between human instincts and play. Pumphrey has a Bachelors of Fine Art in Painting from the Maryland Institute College of Art. Her works have been exhibited in galleries across the United States, including solo exhibitions in Baltimore, MD, Washington, DC, Alexandria, VA, and Key West, FL. She has participated in artist residencies at the Vermont Studio Center, Studios of Key West, Gallery Four, as well as the Creative Alliance in Baltimore, where she was a resident artist from 2011-2014. On June 25th, 2024, Katie Pumphrey became the first person to complete the “Bay to Baltimore” swim, a 24 mile swim from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.

Pumphrey’s history-making Bay to Baltimore swim in support and celebration for the decades-long clean up efforts to make the Baltimore Harbor swimmable and a safe recreational resource for the city. Pumphrey continues to be involved in these efforts, recently founding the nonprofit Baltimore Open Water Swimmers (BOWS), and speaking at the Swimmable Cities Summit, in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Pumphrey recently joined as a signatory to the Swimmable Cities Charter, and now serves as a Swimmable Cities Ambassador. Other notable swims include three English Channel swims (2015, 2022, 2025), as well as around the island of Manhattan (2017) and the Catalina Channel (2018, 2024)— those three swims make up the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming. Pumphrey was the 194th person (73rd woman) in the world to achieve that honor. Her work as an artist is deeply connected to her experiences as an athlete, as is her community outreach and advocacy. Pumphrey lives and works in Baltimore City, MD.

 

 

Presence curated by Brandon Woody
Thursday, September 25 :: 9pm
@ LeMondo

Experience the breadth of Baltimore’s musical talent with this curated evening of improvisational music. The night begins with a one hour house band performance followed by an open music session that invites other local musicians to join in the performance. Curated by Baltimore-based trumpeter, Brandon Woody.

THE NIGHT’S LINEUP

9PM – 10PM House Band Performance

10PM – 12AM Open Music Session Performance

THE HOUSE BAND:

BRANDON WOODY
MIKE SAUNDERS
QUINCY PHILLIPS
JEFFERY MILLER
BRENT BIRKHEAD
MARC CARY
WENDEL PATRICK
THEMBA SIPHO

 

 

Queer Futures: A Roundtable Conversation
Friday, September 23 :: 3-6pm
@ UMBC CIRCA

Light refreshments will be provided, RSVP

A post-show talk-back with UMBC students will take place later in the evening, following the performance of Call Me By Any Other Name… Just As Sweet at The Voxel, 9 W 25th St, Baltimore, MD 21218

What does queerness look like in the future? What are we dreaming of? What are we building — and how do we build it?

Queer Futures is a roundtable gathering of visionary queer artists, thinkers, and culture-makers to explore the evolving possibilities of queer life, art, and community. In an open and generative conversation, panelists will reflect on the current moment, imagine what’s ahead, and share how their creative and political practices are shaping the world to come. This event, hosted in conjunction with the second week of the new play by Nigel Semaj, Assistant Professor of Theatre, Call Me By Any Other Name… Just As Sweet at The Voxel, invites students, artists, and community members into a space of radical imagination, joy, and inquiry. Join us for an evening of reflection, conversation, and celebration —and then join us for the evening’s performance at The Voxel.

 

 

In Between the Lines Curated by Liz Faust | Closing Celebration
Friday, September 26 :: 7pm
@ Baltimore City Crit Club

We’re also thrilled to announce our next exhibition, curated by Baltimore curator Liz Faust. Liz is one of the most active voices in our scene, with a curatorial practice that has spanned multiple venues, including her new tenure as Director of Exhibitions at Goucher College. Many of you will know her from exhibitions here in Baltimore and beyond. Here is a statement Liz has provided as an introduction to the artists we’ll be presenting in September:

In Between the Lines unites the poetic photographs of Camila De Ilhéus with the vibrant, symbolic paintings of Chidinma Dureke. Together, they explore what it means to live between places, languages, and identities. From De Ilhéus’ intimate images layered with handwritten verse to Dureke’s dreamlike botanicals and liminal spaces, the exhibition invites viewers into the beauty, ache, and resilience of the in-between.

 

 

Micah E. Wood, Eyas, The Beach People, DJ Cadeem Lamarr
Friday, September 26 :: 7pm
@ Current Space

Micah E. Wood ‘You, Me, the Reign’ Album Release Show!

with
Eyas
The Beach People
DJ Cadeem Lemarr
Projections by Liquid Tone

Friday September 26th
Doors 6pm, Show 7pm

Tickets
$15 adv/$17 day-of

 

 

Submersibles: Collections
Friday, September 26 + Saturday, September 27 :: Entry Times 7pm + 8pm

A fundraiser for both SUBMERSIVE and THE PEALE CENTER

A gorgeous Guilford home. A real life cabinet of curiosities. All the mystery, humor, and wonder you’ve come to expect from Submersive.

Come explore an eclectic collection of fascinating items, objects, art, instruments, and experiences…each with its own story to tell. From the unexpected to the unforgettable, every stop along the way reveals something new to discover.

Friday September 26th & Saturday September 27th only!

Entry times at 7pm and 8pm, include cocktails and appetizers, followed by games and other surprises. Fancy dress optional but most definitely encouraged.

Address will be provided upon ticket purchase.

All proceeds will go to artists and arts programming for both organizations. Seriously, the funding landscape is tough out there and your support is both critical and immensely appreciated.

Accessibility Notes: If you have questions about accessibility or anything else, please let us know: info@submersiveproductions.com. We are happy to assist you.

 

 

Brush Mural Fest 2025
Saturday, September 27 :: 12-3pm
@ Graffiti Alley/Motor House

BRUSH Mural Fest (BRUSH) returns for its third year, showcasing 12 Baltimore-based artists in the city’s Station North Arts District. Presented by The Robert W. Deutsch Foundation, BRUSH Mural Fest 2025 will feature six permanent, 200 square foot murals to be installed side by side along the south wall of the I-83 underpass on North Ave. The area, formerly known as “The Underline,” will receive some well-deserved revitalization and vibrance as this group of artists transform walls into windows of possibility through their exploration of the theme “Re-Imagination.”

“We cannot think of a more fitting location to explore and exemplify this year’s theme,’” said Mural Fest co-founder and Co-Executive Director, Jaz Erenberg. “With ‘Re-Imagination,’ this year’s festival challenges muralists, audiences, and communities to think beyond boundaries, re-envision familiar narratives, and boldly reshape the visual language of Baltimore. Together, we’ll explore what it means to reclaim space, reshape identity, and reimagine what’s possible—one mural at a time.”

Mirroring last year’s format, selected professional muralists (PROs) will be paired off with one of this year’s emerging artists (Rising Stars) and each artists duo will have two weeks to complete their mural in time for the Festival Celebration Day on Saturday, September 27, 2025. Celebration Day festivities will be held in Graffiti Alley behind Motor House from 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm and will feature live entertainment, free community spray painting, local food vendors, as well as two BRUSH Organizer led ‘Mural Tours’ to the the nearby mural site for community members to view the completed artworks of this year’s festival.

In the weeks leading up to celebration day, there will be multiple opportunities for the public to engage with this year’s selected artists as well as the greater Brush Mural Fest community including a Community Paint Day facilitated by Empact Art during the Bromo Art Walk on Thursday, September 11th and an Artists Happy Hour on Friday, September 12th at the Royal Blue. Members of the public are also encouraged to visit the mural site starting Saturday, September 13th to check out the mural progression and see our artists in action as they bring their visions to life.

All events are free and open to the public. Learn more about BRUSH by visiting www.brushmuralfest.com.

 

 

Open Studio Open House
Saturday, September 27 :: 12-6pm
@ Charm City Cultural Cultivation

Charm City Cultural Cultivation (CCCC) Open Studio Open House on Saturday, September 27th! Meet the talented Cohort IV, SHERÉE RENEE THOMAS, KOLPEACE, CORNELIA STOKES, EMMANUEL MASSILLON & RHESA PAUL.

The event will take place at the Last Resort Artist Retreat (TLRAR), with refreshments served. Learn more about CCCC’s dedication to empowering the lives of underrepresented Black creatives, which has manifested through three programs Zora’s Den, Black Baltimore Digital Database, and The Last Resort Artist Retreat.

TLRAR is dedicated to providing a sanctuary where Black creatives can rejuvenate and thrive. Designed to foster renewal and reflection, the retreat offers a curated experience that encourages participants to step away from distractions and embrace the transformative potential of new perspectives. By prioritizing space for rest, creativity, and exploration, the residency empowers artists to reconnect with their vision, nurture their craft, and uncover the lasting benefits of intentional withdrawal from the demands of everyday life.

 

 

Opening Weekend Boshell Lecture: Preserving the Souls of Animals
Saturday, September 27 :: 3-4:40pm
@ The Walters Art Museum

Ancient Egyptians mummified animals for many reasons, including to preserve cherished pets after death, to offer food to the deceased in tombs, and so their souls could deliver messages to the gods. Today, taxidermists preserve animals for a variety of other purposes, including educational and artistic uses. Join us for this special lecture during the opening weekend of Soulful Creatures: Animal Mummies in Ancient Egypt as we connect modern-day practices with ancient ones.

Listen to a presentation on current practices in animal preservation by Divya Anantharaman, artist and taxidermist, and learn about the unique characteristics of living animals that many seek to highlight and preserve from Colby Bieschke, Manager of Nature Camps and Summer Camp Director at Irvine Nature Center. Following the presentations, audience members can submit questions for a public Q&A moderated by Lisa Anderson-Zhu, Curator of Ancient Mediterranean Art and Curator of Provenance. Stay a little longer for a public reception featuring Egyptian street food from Koshary Corner following the program in the Museum Cafe.

Soulful Creatures: Animal Mummies in Ancient Egypt highlights the stories behind animal mummification and is on view from September 27, 2025–January 11, 2026.

 

 

Ami Dang
Saturday, September 27 :: 6pm
@ Current Space

Ami Dang
with Special Guests TBA
Outside at Current Space

Saturday, Sept 27
Doors 6pm, Show 7pm
Tickets: $15 adv/$17 day-of

 

 

Richard Ayodeji Ikhide Tales From Future Past | Opening Reception
Saturday, September 27 :: 6-8pm
@ CPM Gallery

CPM Gallery is thrilled to announce its upcoming exhibition of new works by Richard Ayodeji Ikhide, entitled Tales From Future Past. This marks the artist’s first solo show with the gallery.

Richard Ayodeji Ikhide creates works on paper using ink, watercolor, and gouache that investigate cosmology, mythmaking, and parallel realities. His practice is rooted in Nigeria’s cultural history and the Edo religion, where the world is divided into visible and invisible realms, with rituals and offerings used to interact with the spirit world. The visual style of Ikhide’s works melds traditions from his birthplace in Lagos with a wide range of influences he encountered as a young man growing up in London, including Japanese manga, comic books, and Renaissance artists such as Giovanni Tiepolo and William Blake.

Ikhide locates his world-building work in a recurring site called “Future Past”. This exhibition introduces three new bodies of work in that setting: ten small-scale (15 x 11 inches or smaller) tonal ink drawings, dense with cross-hatched detail reminiscent both of graphic novel illustration and Renaissance engravings; a suite of six medium sized (30 x 22 inches) watercolor and ink compositions that unfold as a sequence of vibrantly colored, cinematic vignettes that combine story, symbol, and atmosphere; and several irregularly shaped, large scale pieces depicting figures that use movement and dance as a vehicle to channel ancestral spirits.

Ikhide builds narratives through a fusion of intentional storytelling and intuitive free association. The figures are often accompanied by speech bubbles filled with amorphous shapes that evoke a universal form of communication beyond specific language. The scenes are at once ancient and futuristic, suggesting parallel worlds outside of a linear concept of time.

Tales From Future Past is also informed by Ikhide’s study of the 20th Century Romanian scholar of religion, Mircea Eliade’s writings on initiation and the passage of youth into adulthood, and his reflection on the scarcity of such communal spaces in contemporary urban life. By drawing on personal history as well as broader art-historical lineages, Ikhide highlights moments where specific spiritual traditions intersect with universal archetypes, reminding us that our stories form an evolving fabric of the human psyche.

 

 

Jubilee Noir 2025: Sankofa & Soaring
Saturday, September 27 :: 5pm
@ Clifton Mansion

Jubilee Noir 2025: Sankofa & Soaring.

We’re looking back with gratitude—and forward with fire.

Creative Nomads is celebrating 10 years of powerful, Black-led, woman-led creative work—and you’re invited to our biggest celebration yet:
Jubilee Noir: Sankofa & Soaring.

On Saturday, September 27th, we’re transforming Clifton Mansion into a living, breathing tribute to the past decade of impact—and a joyful vision of what’s still to come.

We’ve created murals, moved hearts, and made space for families, youth, and artists to find their creative rhythm. Now it’s time to gather, honor, and INVEST in the next 10 years.

Come ready for:
Interactive art experiences that celebrate legacy and imagination
Live performances that echo the soul of our community
Delicious food + drinks to toast the journey
Boho-luxe vibes and visual storytelling everywhere you turn
VIP moments that take the night to the next level

This isn’t just a fundraiser. It’s a reunion, a reawakening, and a reminder that creativity is our birthright.

Show up in your full joy. Reflect. Rejoice. Rise with us.
Because we’re not done—we’re just getting warmed up.

Sankofa & Soaring—let’s fly.    

 

 

B:25 – Best of Baltimore Exhibition | Closing Reception
Sunday, September 28 :: 5-7pm
@ Quid Nunc Gallery

B:25 – Best of Baltimore Exhibition, curated by Kirk Shannon-Butts, celebrates artists whose practices expand identity, linage, heritage, and imagination, shaping Baltimore’s place on both the national and international art stage. Featuring Adjunct Professor Ernest Shaw and other DMV artists.

On View: September 7th – 28th, 2025

 

 

< Calls for Entry >

 

Open Call for Arts Worker Horror Stories
deadline September 25
posted by Fractured Atlas

If you work in the arts, you’ve probably had your fair share of creeeepy bosses, ghoulish work conditions, and clients who turn into ghosts as soon as it’s time to pay up. This October, Fractured Atlas is commissioning an artist of any discipline to write a 750-900 word article about their very own arts worker horror story 👹 Please review the details below, and fill out this short interest form by Thursday, September 25th for a chance to write and publish your story with a $750 stipend. We’ll be randomly selecting someone to work with, because the art world doesn’t need any more competition ੈ✩‧₊˚

 

 

Heritage Awards
deadline September 26
posted by Maryland State Arts Council

Heritage Awards recognize long-term achievement in the traditional arts.

Each year, six winners are selected from nominations in one of three categories – Person/People, Place, or Tradition. Each awardee also receives a grant to use at their discretion.

 

 

PhotoGenesis2 Call for Applications
deadline September 26
McClean Project for the Arts

All Mid-Atlantic artists (DC, VA, MD, PA, NJ, DE, WV ) are invited to submit up to 4 jpegs of 2D, 3D, installation or video works completed in the last two years and not previously exhibited at MPA. Work that springs from photographic images, ideas or techniques will be considered. Work may, but need not necessarily remain within the realm of photography to be included in the exhibit. Works that move beyond the traditional forms of the medium are encouraged. Each of the submitted works must be available for exhibit if chosen by the juror. Works must fit through an 81” x 64” doorway.

 

 

Small Wonders 2025
deadline October 1
posted by Maryland Federation for the Arts

Life is full of little things that can make a big impact. The little details come together to form a bigger picture, or in this case, an exhibition of small but wonderful works. This show is for artists who dream big but work small. Work is limited to under 11 inches in all directions, but there’s no limit on creativity or media. Maryland Federation of Art (MFA) invites all artists residing in any of the states or territories of the US, Canada, or Mexico to enter our 21st annual Small Wonders exhibition. All original 2D or 3D work under 11 inches in all directions (including the frame and display!) and following exhibition guidelines will be considered. Works selected by the juror will be exhibited in MFA’s Circle Gallery from November 26 – December 21, 2025.

 

 

Pedantic Arts Residency
deadline October 13
posted by Pedantic

Pedantic Arts Residency (Pedantic) re-embraces the significant impact that education, study, and structured contemplation can have on artistic output by emphasizing the art world tradition of interconnecting creators, organizers, and critics. Pedantic is an opportunity for exchange and inspiration between 3 such creatives who practice visual art, curating, and writing. It is a unique invitation to open greater and more cross-disciplinary dialogue within the arts where each singular, definitive role becomes part of a collective, exploratory experience.

 

 

Built to Last Exhibition | Call for Entry
** deadline extended ** October 15
posted by The Peale

The Peale is excited to announce that the submission deadline for Built to Last: A Juried Art Exhibit of Baltimore’s Enduring Landmarks has been extended to October 15, 2025. This extension gives even more artists the opportunity to join this landmark exhibition celebrating the city’s rich architectural heritage.
About the Exhibition

What do a concert hall, a synagogue, and an old newspaper headquarters have in common? In Baltimore, they stand as silent witnesses to the city’s evolution—testaments to architectural resilience, civic imagination, and layered histories. Built to Last invites artists to bring these stories to life through original 2D artworks inspired by ten iconic Baltimore landmarks, including The Peale Museum, Monument Square & Battle Monument, and the Baltimore Trust Company Building.

Selected works will be featured in a gallery exhibition opening in April 2026, in tandem with The Peale’s Illuminator Awards weekend. Jurors include leading curators and cultural voices from Baltimore’s museums and archives.

 

 

Fellowship in American Art | Smithsonian American Art Museum
deadline October 15
posted by the Smithsonian

The Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM) and its Renwick Gallery invite applications to its premier fellowship program, the oldest and largest in the world for the study of American art. Scholars from any discipline whose research engages the art, craft, and visual culture of the United States are encouraged to apply, as are those who foreground new perspectives, materials, and methodologies. Fellowships are residential and support full-time research in the Smithsonian collections. SAAM is devoted to advancing excellence in art history and encourages candidates from all backgrounds to apply.

 

 

Gutierrez Memorial Fund’s Legacy Grant
deadline October 30

The Gutierrez Memorial Fund is pleased to present its 2025 Legacy Grant. The project-based arts grant calls for proposals from arts organizations, individual artists, and educators who are residents of Maryland and whose programs or projects serve Maryland communities. Special consideration is given to projects that build skills, engage community, and transform the built environment. For more information on eligibility and to download an application please visit https://gutierrezmemorialfund.com/grant-info/.