Cherry Hill Arts & Music Festival

10/02/2026

10/01/2026

CHERRY HILL COMMUNITY SAFETY GATHERING

The IGNITE: Prioritizing Community Safety For Elders Cherry Hill Consortium recently came together in the wake of recent shootings in our neighborhood to talk openly about community safety and conditions that can put residents of all ages at risk.

The gathering created space for residents to share concerns and discuss ways to strengthen safety in Cherry Hill.

Thank you to the Baltimore Police Department- Southern District NCO Team for joining the conversation, sharing important data, and providing information about resources available to victims of violence.

A special thank you to MedStar Harbor Hospital for providing a welcoming space for the gathering and supporting the conversation with audio-visual technology.

09/28/2026

The first week of fall has drawn to a close, and the Youth Resiliency Institute is taking a moment to reflect on a successful summer and express our gratitude.

Cherry Hill’s own Kerq and Ike MoDeezy rocked the stage at the 2026 Cherry Hill Arts & Music Festival, demonstrating the cross-generational talent that Cherry Hill has nurtured and that continues to thrive in the community. Moments like this highlight the importance of investing in arts and culture in Cherry Hill and wider South Baltimore. Supporting artists and creative opportunities that strengthen community pride and help ensure that local talent can grow and flourish for generations to come is a hallmark of the Youth Resiliency Institute.









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South Baltimore Gateway Partnership

09/28/2026

The first week of fall has come to a close, and the Youth Resiliency Institute is taking a moment to reflect on a successful summer.

Youth Resiliency Institute cultural arts organizer Devin has received specialized training to support his community safety initiatives in South Baltimore’s Cherry Hill community, throughout South Baltimore and beyond. As a youth organizer for the Cherry Hill Arts & Music Waterfront Festival, Devin contributes to multiple aspects of festival planning. Thank you to Cherry Hill Development Corporation Executive Director Sacha for presenting Devin with a plaque in recognition of his work.








South Baltimore Gateway Partnership

09/28/2026

The first week of fall has come to a close, and the Youth Resiliency Institute is taking a moment to reflect on a successful summer and give thanks. We welcome Fall with full hearts and plenty of summer memories to carry forward! The 2026 Cherry Hill Arts & Music Waterfront Festival was a memorable experience!









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09/28/2026

The first week of fall has come to a close, and the Youth Resiliency Institute is taking a moment to reflect on a successful summer and express our gratitude. We extend our sincere appreciation to Comptroller of Maryland Brooke Lierman for presenting the Youth Resiliency Institute with a citation recognizing the 10th Annual Cherry Hill Arts & Music Waterfront Festival and its meaningful contribution to heritage tourism in Maryland.

09/28/2026

The first week of Fall has come to a close and the Youth Resiliency Institute (YRI) is taking a moment to look back—and give thanks for a successful summer. Special thanks to the Westport Neighborhood Association & Westport CEDC for joining YRI at the 2026 summer Cherry Hill Arts & Music Waterfront Festival.

09/27/2026

The first week of Fall has come to a close and the Youth Resiliency Institute is taking a moment to look back—and give thanks.

One of the highlights of the Youth Resiliency Institute’s 2026 summer Cherry Hill Arts & Music Waterfront Festival was a Sip & Paint experience created for elders in partnership with the Ignite Cherry Hill Elder Safety Consortium and the Baltimore Police Department’s Southern District Neighborhood Collaboration Unit. The activity provided elders with an opportunity to express themselves creatively, connect with one another, and enjoy a welcoming community experience. Partnerships like this demonstrate how arts and culture can strengthen relationships, promote well-being, and create meaningful spaces for residents.

09/11/2026

Twenty five years later, we remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, the families who continue to carry that loss, and all who responded with courage and compassion.

May remembrance move us beyond grief toward the work of healing humanity, rejecting hate, protecting human dignity, and creating the Beloved Community.