Howard unveils first public art program in partnership with Howard County Arts Council
Howard County is launching its first public art program, with a local partnership and a $1.5 million investment from the county over the next several years.
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Howard County is launching its first public art program, with a local partnership and a $1.5 million investment from the county over the next several years.
Listen to classic rock played against a galactic background, go see a legend of hip hop, be the first to hear new jokes, go to a basketball fans festival, or have a great meal at a Black-owned restaurant.
The sculpture, "Robert and Rosetta," is a public art piece that features two enslaved individuals with connections to the Lexington Market.
The sculpture, "Robert and Rosetta," is a public art piece that features two enslaved individuals with connections to the Lexington Market.
The programs reflect a renewed emphasis on community outreach by organizations like Chesapeake Shakespeare and the BSO.