Druid Hill Park
is to protect and maintain its magnificent woods and arbors,
to preserve its historic monuments and buildings, and to reinvigorate the park as a central recreational, cultural and educational institution."
Druid Hill Farmers Market
Every Wednesday, 3:30 - 7:30
June - September
Entering our 3rd year, the Druid Hill Farmers' Market is seeking
vendors for our popular Wednesday market.
Local Farmers, Prepared Food and Art and Craft Vendors are invited to apply.
All products must be grown or produced by the applicant. Any vendor selling
products requiring state/local license
or health permits must have current license/permit by June 5.
A few vendor spots left
Send in your application today!
2013 Guidelines and Applications
Farmer Guidelines and Contract
Farmers_-_2013_DRUID_HILL_FARMERS_Market_App_Revised.pdf
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Art/Craft & Prepared Food Guidelines and Contract
Art_Craft__Prepared_Food_Vendor_2013DRUID_HILL_MARKET_APPLICATION.pdf
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Walking Tour
Saturday, June 1st
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
In celebration of National Trails Day, join the Friends of Druid Hill Park on our Historic Walking Tour of Druid Hill Park.
The reviews are in and this tour is not
to be missed.
Lena, 5/26/13, "It was awsome!"
Alan, 5/26/13, "Great people, great information."
Diane, 5/26/13, "...amazed at all the interesting history of the park."
Karen, 3/24/13, " I didn't know there were so
many activities going on with the park. I know
I'll be back throughout the summer."
This major urban park of 745 acres is one of the oldest urban parks in the country and a direct result of the early American Public Parks Movement. Only Central Park in New York City, 1858, and Fairmont Park in Philadelphia, 1859, pre-date Druid Hill Park.
Tours begin at the Howard P. Rawlings Conservatory.
**This tour includes significant walking.**
Tickets $10.00. Click Here to
Purchase Today!
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Art Outside
Free Outdoor Festival
Sunday, May 19
11:00 to 4:30
Featuring a Distinguished Maryland Artist Collection, more than 50 Maryland artists showcasing and selling creative works, performing arts by Baltimore's very best, a kind's art exploration area, local food trucks and so much more!
Commission Tree Carvings
Early in 2012, the Friend sof Druid Hill Park along with the Baltimore Department of Recreation and Parks and the Baltimore Office of Promotion
and the Arts, sought to commission a talented professional artist or team of artists to create artwork from two existing stumps in the park.
Mark Acton was hired and has completed
two amazing sculptures!
The Friends of Druid Hill Park are thrilled with the results and proud to have sponsored this art project.
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May Meeting and Workday
FoDHP Meeting, Wednesday, May, TBA,
from 6 -7:30 PM. The meeting will be held at
the Howard P. Rawlings Conservatory.
FoDHP Workday, Saturday, May TBA,
from 9 AM to Noon. Location TBA
