Community Input Meeting #2 – Conway Street Park North Plaza Project (in-person, outside)
May 20, 2023, 2:00 - 4:00PM (in-person; outside)
Join the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership, Ridgley’s Delight, EnviroCollab, and CityScape Engineering in the next step of the design process!
Reimagine Middle Branch at Cyclovia and Move Well Festival
April 22, 2023, 12:00 - 4:00PM (Carroll Park)
Reimagine Middle Branch joined Black People Ride Bikes and Pigtown Climbs for this free, all ages event!
Cyclovia and Move Well Festival
April 22, 2023, 12:00 - 4:00PM (Carroll Park)
Join Black People Ride Bikes and Pigtown Climbs for this free, all ages event! Reimagine Middle Branch will be there with an outreach table.
Rona
“…we cannot give up on our waterways any more than we can give up on our neighborhoods. They deserve a fighting chance.”
Reedbird Park Community Meeting #2
April 26, 2023, 6:00 - 7:00PM (Virtual)
Join Baltimore City’s Department of Recreation and Parks for an update about the Reedbird Park design process!
Solo Gibbs Park Public Update Meeting
April 17, 2023, 6:00 - 7:30PM (Virtual)
Join Baltimore City’s Department of Recreation and Parks for an update about the Solo Gibbs Park design process!
Conway Street Park Community Input Session
April 17, 2023, 6:30 - 8:00PM (Hybrid; Pickles Pub & Zoom)
Join the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership and EnviroCollab in the design process!
Donzell
“When I reimagine the Middle Branch area, I envision happy and prosperous communities that are gathering in peace and power.”
SBGP & Elected Leaders Make Major Announcement On Regional Resiliency Initiative
Support from Federal, State, and Local elected officials and partners lead to the kickoff of a regional flood mitigation effort.
Reimagine Middle Branch Public Information Sessions
DECEMBER 5, 2022, & DECEMBER 6, 2022, 6:00 - 7:30PM, VIRTUAL
Join us to see the draft Reimagine Middle Branch plan created from your community feedback.
Middle Branch Fitness & Wellness Center Grand Opening
WED, NOV. 9, 12:15PM & SAT, NOV. 12, 11AM
Come see the brand-new center in person and join in the festivities!
Henry
“My best memory is just the kids. I mean the look on their faces, some of them have never even been to the water to see it up close, and it’s sad. Your inner-city kids don’t see that, you know, never touched the water. So, my best memory is working with the younger kids more than anything.”
Michael
“How people make a way out of no way and our resilience and relationship to what’s given to us is just outstanding. What the community has given to me is a sense of resiliency, of love for one another, and it keeps me humble.”
Jen
“With green space in general, you feel connected no matter what's going on in your life, and you can go out and feel protected there. That is so important and so many city kids don't get to do that.”
John
“The Middle Branch should be available to everyone, including people with disabilities—including blind people. We’re going to be very proud about the diversity, inclusion, equity, and justice that the Middle Branch development is going to bring.”
Mandy
“Community is an avenue for healing, and I wanted to provide a safe haven for women to not feel judged and feel like they had a space in the world and in our city.”
Community Design Lab
Spring and Summer, 2022
The Community Design Lab is a project-based, career-discovery program for local high school students to cultivate environmental education, stewardship, and youth agency.
Middle Branch Public Meeting and Ice Cream Social
The RMB team hosted a public meeting and ice cream social on June 6th, 2022, to share planning updates and receive valuable feedback from the community.
Kevin
“If I could change something about my area, I would want to renovate the buildings and create a park. There’s a whole large area of land that’s grassy and it feels like it’s being wasted when it could be a park where people could hang out, walk their dogs and stuff like that."
April
“I’ve been in Baltimore for almost 8 years now and I’ve definitely fallen in love with the city and its charm. What drove me to go back to school for city and regional planning was actually Baltimore. I began to think about questions like how can we address issues within Baltimore like access?”