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Artscape festival returning Memorial Day Weekend, relocating to downtown Baltimore
BALTIMORE -- The 2025 Artscape Festival is returning on Memorial Day Weekend, this time with a new location. The festival, which will take place May 24 - May 25, will take place in Downtown Baltimore - a shift from the usual tradition of hosting the festival throughout Mount Vernon, Station North, and Bolton Hill.
Artscape that's 'bold, transformative, unapologetically Baltimore' moves downtown in 2025
Artscape returns this summer with a new location for a festival that's set to be "bold, transformative and unapologetically Baltimore."
Baltimore's Artscape festival relocating to downtown
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Artscape 2025: Headliners, location changes announced for Baltimore arts festival
With less than 100 days to go before Artscape kicks off the summer on Memorial Day Weekend, the mayor announced Friday some changes to the city’s favorite arts festival.
Mayor Brandon Scott announces headliners for Artscape 2025
Key details for Baltimore's Artscape were announced Friday morning. The event, slated for Memorial Day weekend, May 24-25, will feature performances from a lineup of local talent. Usually held in Station North,
Major highlights and main stage headliners to be announced for Artscape
Baltimore City officials plan to release more information today on this year’s Artscape. It is being billed as “BOLD, TRANSFORMATIVE, and UNAPOLOGETICALLY BALTIMORE!” The festival is now operating und
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