News Flash!

A new arts gathering place to

celebrate Catonsville traditions and

evolve the creative culture!

CATONSVILLE, Maryland - The Baltimore County Arts Guild announced today that it will operate and manage 10 St. Timothy Lane, a 5000 square foot hall at the heart of the Catonsville Arts & Entertainment District.  Conceived in 1952 by the Women's Club of Catonsville as a center for arts, education and civic improvement, the building has been in continuous use as a community resource and gathering place for over 75 years.

"We are thrilled to have this new gathering space for the arts and we look forward to celebrating the building’s past traditions while evolving a new creative A&E culture," said Barbara Cox, President of the Baltimore County Arts Guild. 

Beginning in August, the space will provide a wide range of visual, music and performing arts programs and exhibits as well as creative experiences for all ages through classes and programs.

A free open house* for the community is planned for August 7th, from 4-6pm with timed tours of the new space, and outdoor activities including; Family Fun Fridays Arts & Crafts, artisans, live music and complimentary Kona Hawaiian Ice! Come by and get your hula on!

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*We practice physical distancing, use of masks and other protocols to keep our community safe!

The Baltimore County Arts Guild, established in 2012, supports emerging and established artists and promotes creative experiences within our communities.

The Catonsville Arts & Entertainment District is the first state-designated Arts & Entertainment District in Baltimore County. Designated on July 1, 2020, the District is an initiative of Baltimore County Government and is managed by the Baltimore County Arts Guild. The Catonsville Arts & Entertainment District uses art as an economic driver to develop and promote community involvement, tourism and revitalization through tax-related incentives that attract artists, art organizations and creative enterprises.  

Hillcrest ES

Mural Project

The Art of Change

When children create, they express their hopes and aspirations and face their fears and worries.  Released by the power of imagination, they unleash messages directly from their heart. They lighten the weighty words they draw with hearts and rainbows; they believe in the power of their own creative vision. 

Like the Hillcrest Elementary School students, the Baltimore County Arts Guild, and the Catonsville Arts and Entertainment District believe in the extraordinary power of art to change the world. We are partnering with Hillcrest in these efforts and we invite you to join us in support of the school's ongoing creative response. 

Funding will pay for; the costs of a permanent mural celebrating and honoring the students' commitment to equity and justice, producing and framing images of the original chalk artwork for the school hallways, and producing an online exhibit of the children's continuing creative efforts. For every dollar you donate, we will match it with our own dollars - until we reach our goal of $3,000.

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About the Catonsville A&E District