Please join the ULI Rose Center for Public Leadership for a webinar event about creative placemaking and how partners from public, private, nonprofit, and community sectors are strategically integrating arts and culture into a broader set of strategies to increase community viability.

A look at creative placemaking: Station North Arts & Entertainment District Baltimore, MD

Tuesday, November 20, 2012
1:00 – 2:00PM

Station North presentation slides
Station North Arts & Entertainment audio

Located in the heart of Baltimore, the Station North Arts & Entertainment District was the first area in the city to receive state designation as an A&E District in 2002. Spanning across three neighborhood communities, Station North is a diverse collection of artist live-work spaces, galleries, row homes and businesses – all just steps away from Penn Station and historic Mount Vernon.

In 2011, the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development (DBED), which oversees the Arts and Entertainment District Program, recognized Station North’s success in marketing and promoting events within the district as well as the district’s role in economic and community revitalization with the annual Arts & Entertainment District Outstanding Achievement Award.

Learn from presenters Ben Stone, Executive Director, Station North Arts & Entertainment District, Inc. and Charles Duff, President, Jubilee Baltimore, Inc. as they discuss economic and community revitalization efforts within the district.

Ben Stone, Executive Director, Station North Arts & Entertainment District, Inc. [email protected]

Charles Duff, President, Jubilee Baltimore, Inc. [email protected]