Artscape 2023: Baltimore's free arts festival gets big turnout despite tropical storm impact
Baltimore didn't get its full taste of Artscape this year because of rain and the impacts of Tropical Storm Ophelia.
Artscape 2023
Artscape 2023 debuts new festival hours amid weather predictions for Tropical Storm Ophelia
The festival will take place between 12 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday.
Artscape 2023: Festival canceled for Saturday, other events still planned
A reimagined Artscape kicks off Friday evening in Baltimore with a bigger footprint and new date.
Baltimore street named after Tony and Grammy Award-winning actor André De Shields
A talented Baltimore actor was honored ahead of this weekend's Artscape festival.
Baltimore filmmakers to showcase their work at Artscape 2023
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Imprisoned youth will auction off their art at Artscape 2023
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Drone show to light up sky at Artscape in celebration of Baltimore, UMMC's 200th anniversary
Artscape, a three-day festival that highlights all things Baltimore and its vibrant arts community, returns to Baltimore this weekend after a three-year hiatus. WJZ is the proud media sponsor of Artscape.
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Artscape will be held in September after a three-year COVID hiatus.
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Artscape to showcase Baltimore's diverse food palate
The much-anticipated Artscape festival is just a week away, promising a blend of traditional and culinary arts.
Artscape B23 exhibit to showcase Baltimore history and culture
One of the nation's largest free arts festivals returns in 2023.
Artscape introduces family-focused components: Kidscape and Teenscape
The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts will host two family-focused components of ARTSCAPE 2023: Kidscape and Teenscape.
Project Artscape, a runway show of local designers, added to Baltimore's Artscape 2023
The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA) announced on Thursday an addition to next month's Artscape.
Artscape headliner Kelly Rowland pulls out, DJ Pee .Wee (Anderson .Paak) added to lineup
Another addition to the lineup is possibly in the works for the festival, organizers said.
Artist brightens community with mural on auto repair shop ahead of Baltimore's Artscape
Artscape – one of the nation's largest free outdoor arts festivals -- returns to Baltimore in less than a month.
Kelly Rowland, Nile Rodgers & Chic among performers as Artscape returns to Baltimore after 3-year hiatus
Grammy Award-winning singer Kelly Rowland will be headlining at Artscape 2023 in Baltimore over the weekend of September 22 to September 24.
A reimagined, expanded Artscape spotlights community growth, lasting beauty
The festival has been moved from its traditional spot on the calendar in the sweltering heat of July to September, a move organizers say will create opportunities to engage with students in an impactful way.
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