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Mount Vernon-Belvedere Association The official neighborhood organization since 1938. Enjoy the art, music, events, shopping & dining in our vibrant community! Enjoy!

Volunteers fostering growth, preserving historic charm & enhancing quality of life for residents, businesses & visitors. Welcome to the Mount Vernon-Belvedere Association's and to one of Baltimore's most historic and grandest neighborhoods! A National Register Historic District, Mount Vernon encompasses the best of what city living has to offer. This solidly fashionable and lively neighborhood not only serves as Baltimore's cultural center, but is also home to world renowned mid-19th century architecture that provides a gracious urban living experience. While Mount Vernon possesses some of Baltimore's most recognizable landmarks, it is also a charming and diverse neighborhood in which to reside, work as well as visit. Leisurely walk the streets of our neighborhood, stroll in the parks, discover the art collections of the Walter's Museum, dine at some of Baltimore's swankiest restaurants, and enjoy an evening at the symphony, opera or the theater. The Mount Vernon community is dedicated to the preservation and restoration of our neighborhood's historic charm for all who live in, work in, or visit this special community. So whether you live in the neighborhood, are visiting, or are considering a move, please check out our website at www.mvba.org and discover all the wonderful things this neighborhood has to offer!

“Our streets were engineered for drivers passing through, leaving the people who actually live and visit here to fight f...
10/06/2026

“Our streets were engineered for drivers passing through, leaving the people who actually live and visit here to fight for survival on the sidewalks and crosswalks.
Since spring 2025, neighbors have counted traffic around the clock from windows along ten Mount Vernon blocks. The streets turned out to be carrying a fraction of the traffic they were built for, causing drivers to routinely break the speed limit past our front doors.

By reclaiming our streets for people, we can reduce congestion, pollution, and crashes while strengthening community life, local businesses, and safety.”

✅ Check out the traffic safety report we published in partnership with Bikemore: MVBA Safe Streets Now: Mount Vernon’s Traffic Action Project! 🔗 mvba.org

✅ Join our effort to make Mount Vernon streets safer.
Sign up for MVBA Safe Streets updates and follow Bikemore to hear about ways to get involved and demand change.

From Mount Vernon Place Conservancy Seeking: Volunteers like you!Monument Lighting 2026 is two months away!We hope the C...
10/06/2026

From Mount Vernon Place Conservancy

Seeking: Volunteers like you!

Monument Lighting 2026 is two months away!

We hope the Conservancy’s volunteers can help us make this a special event for Baltimore’s citizens!

Please consider signing up for a time slot (or MORE!) using the Signup Genius link below. (If you don’t have a Signup Genius account, you will need to make a quick one to register.)

We will send more details as the event gets closer. We can’t wait to see you there!

If you have any questions, please contact: [email protected]

🔗 https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050D4EA9A828A6FF2-66233174-monument #/

Thanks to the many advocates who showed up to our neighborhood pre-release event of the MVBA Safe Streets Now: Mount Ver...
10/06/2026

Thanks to the many advocates who showed up to our neighborhood pre-release event of the MVBA Safe Streets Now: Mount Vernon’s Traffic Action Project. ⚠️ 🚲 🛻 🏃🏽‍♂️🛴🦼🚧🚦🚐🛵

The full report can be found on our website, www.mvba.org!

We appreciate the support from City Council members Jermaine Jones (District 12) and Blanchard for Baltimore Chief of Staff (District 11), and the partnership of Bikemore for development of the report!

We appreciate the generous hospitality from our hosts at Hotel Revival!

The City of Baltimore is inviting residents to take the Community Health Needs Survey to help identify the community’s b...
10/03/2026

The City of Baltimore is inviting residents to take the Community Health Needs Survey to help identify the community’s biggest health needs. The feedback gathered will directly shape future health programs and services.

Please help us spread the word by sharing the survey with your networks through newsletters, email, social media, websites, and conversations with community members.

Baltimore City residents can participate by scanning the QR code on the flyers or by using this link: https://survey.sogolytics.com/survey/form?k=RQsRXTPYYsRYYsPsPsP&lang=0

The survey is open until October 23rd, and available in both English and Spanish.

📌 Save the Date!
10/01/2026

📌 Save the Date!

Week Without Driving 2026: Transportation Bingo - October 1-8Disability Rights Maryland (Disability Rights Maryland) is ...
10/01/2026

Week Without Driving 2026: Transportation Bingo - October 1-8
Disability Rights Maryland (Disability Rights Maryland) is participating in Week Without Driving, a national campaign taking place October 1-8, 2026. The initiative challenges drivers to go without driving for one week to better understand the barriers faced by people who cannot or do not drive.

Whether due to age, ability, or financial circumstances, nearly a third of Americans cannot drive. Transportation access remains one of the most significant barriers to employment, healthcare, and community participation for Marylanders with disabilities. Week Without Driving is a chance to see the world differently.

This year we are making Week Without Driving more fun with Transportation Bingo. The goal is not 5 in a row but doing something new and meaningful.

☑️ Print this board or take a screenshot.
✅ As you complete a task, mark it off.

🗓️: Closing Meet Up and Prizes
October 8, 2026
5pm-7:30pm
Main St. Market
The Lot @ 4500 Harford Rd
Any bingo participation and coming to the closing meetup gives you entry into our raffle!

From Morgan Center for Urban Health Equity:On Behalf of the School of Community Health and Policy’s Center for Urban Hea...
10/01/2026

From Morgan Center for Urban Health Equity:

On Behalf of the School of Community Health and Policy’s Center for Urban Health Equity (CUHE), in partnership with our community partners, we invite you to “Breaking Barriers, Building Wellness”: A Student & Community Mental Health Mixer (Flyer attached). This networking event connects Morgan State University students with community organizations and leaders focused on addressing mental health in Baltimore City communities, as well as internal MSU mental health resources. The event provides a platform for collaboration and partnership with university resources.

When: Thursday, October 15th from 6 pm - 8 pm

🎟️ RSVP via QR code in flyer

💡 You will have the opportunity to:

>Learn more about Morgan State’s Center for Urban Health Equity and some of our community partners.
>Further understand and address barriers to addressing mental health in our students and Baltimore City communities.
>In real time, connect with researchers, community leaders, licensed therapists, entrepreneurs and your peers!

🎤 Featuring:
SacredHouse MD (Sacred House): Wellness center, store and community co-working space created to bridge the gap to holistic health, wealth, and healing in the community

Tunisia Buise LCSW-C, LICSW: Licensed clinical social worker for Maryland and DC. CEO Founder of The Buise Foundation

Dr. Kaye-De-Ann Rattray, PMHNP-BC: Board Certified Family Psychiatric Nurse practitioner.

Black Mens Xchange: A community organization that puts love into practice. Meet the challenges Black men and boys carry through culturally affirming community dialogue and care.

Dr. Munazza S Abraham: PhD as a Clinical Psychologist and Community Psychologist. She is a researcher, psychotherapist, sound healing practitioner, spoken word artist, and an organizational development and wellness consultant.

Please RSVP for this event as space is limited.

Please volunteer via the link in our IG bio! 🔗 Midtown Baltimore looking for volunteers to help us collect data in the C...
10/01/2026

Please volunteer via the link in our IG bio! 🔗

Midtown Baltimore looking for volunteers to help us collect data in the Charles North and Mount Vernon neighborhoods that will help build a robust data profile to be used to analyze where resources are needed and investment opportunities exist.

About CDA: The CDA is Baltimore Development Corporation’s initiative for measuring the health, strengths, weaknesses, challenges and opportunities of Baltimore’s commercial corridors. Data collected by volunteers in commercial districts is combined with third-party data sources to create district profiles, with those findings used to better direct resources and investment.

🎥 🎞️ 🍿🥤New/Next Film Festival kicks off Thursday Oct. 1 with a sold-out screening of “Eternity One” followed by three da...
10/01/2026

🎥 🎞️ 🍿🥤New/Next Film Festival kicks off Thursday Oct. 1 with a sold-out screening of “Eternity One” followed by three days jam-packed with brand new movies – more than 150 in all – at The Charles Theatre (The Charles Theatre). Anyone who lives in Charles North, Mount Vernon or Midtown/Belvedere can receive a 30 percent discount with the code NEIGHBORS. Full lineup of films: newnextfilmfest.com

🗓️ Mark your calendars for this Saturday!Department of Public Works
09/30/2026

🗓️ Mark your calendars for this Saturday!
Department of Public Works

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