Live Music at Carroll Watkins Park

The NeighborSpace event season ended gently on a moonlit evening in late October, with live music at Carroll Watkins Park in Gwynn Oak. Park supporters and neighbors joined us for wine, snacks, and the musical talent of jazz pianist Aaron Statham, amidst all of the park artwork by neighboring artists David Friedheim and Trisha Kyner. […]

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Maryland Conservationists Gather for 3rd Annual Conference

Forever Maryland is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and advancing land conservation statewide through education, advocacy, and outreach. The organization underwent several transitions over the past year, but that did not keep it from hosting an invigorating Maryland Land Conservation Conference in Annapolis earlier this month. This year’s edition was centered around the theme […]

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NeighborSpace Looks Ahead to Phase 3 of the Bear Creek Heritage Trail

NeighborSpace is honored to have been awarded a $275,880 grant from the Maryland Department of Transportation’s Recreational Trails program. This grant will fund construction of the next phase of the Bear Creek Heritage Trail, which runs along the Bear Creek waterfront on an easement that NeighborSpace obtained in 2016. The Bear Creek Heritage Trail is […]

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Powhatan Fall Fest

…Or should we say Fish Fry? When the fried fish food truck canceled last-minute for Powhatan’s Fall Fest on September 30th, NeighborSpace Board member and Powhatan Farms President Aaron Barnett stepped up and fried pound after pound of fish, to everyone’s delight. It was a sunny fall afternoon, and Powhatan Farms turned out for an […]

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NeighborSpace’s First Annual Volunteer and Donor Appreciation Event

On Friday, October 20th, NeighborSpace staff and Board gathered with a group of intrepid volunteers and donors at the Carver Community Center in Towson. Though originally scheduled to be held at Ridgely Manor Park, we had to bow out and implement plan B once the forecast showed rainy, blustery conditions. Fortunately, we had a champion […]

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Adelaide Bentley Park Makeover!

NeighborSpace and Northeast Towson Improvement Association are excited to share that Adelaide Bentley Park has received a makeover! Thanks to the expertise and manpower of GWWOrks volunteers and the generous financial support of the Wiltondale Garden Club, Adelaide Bentley Park once again provides a place of respite in Historic East Towson. GWWOrks is a monthly […]

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Chestnut Park’s Community Cookout

On sunny Saturday, September 16th, we joined our stewardship partners at Chestnut Park in Turner Station to host a Community Cookout. Hitting the weather sweet spot of sun, breeze, low humidity, and mid-seventies temperatures, it was an excellent day to spend time with neighbors in local open green space. We and our stewardship partners were […]

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Autumn Park Events Coming Your Way!

As autumn approaches and the temperature cools, NeighborSpace is gearing up for event season. Coming your way in September are two park events: a community cookout at Chestnut Park in Turner Station, and Fall Fest at Powhatan Park in Woodlawn. Both events will include music, games, food, and a chance to gather and celebrate with […]

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Historical Research on Life Along Bear Creek Continues

NeighborSpace continues to study the history of Bear Creek and Patapsco Neck from 1650 to today, with the goal of interpreting the future Bear Creek Heritage Trail in Dundalk. This research is funded by a Battlefield Protection grant from the National Park Service, awarded to NeighborSpace in September 2021, and is led by Stevenson University […]

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Volunteer Spotlight: Wally Lippincott

Meet NeighborSpace volunteer Wally Lippincott! Thanks to Wally, each and every one of the NeighborSpace sites will soon be marked with our signature blue sign. Wally also planted hundreds of plugs at Carroll Watkins Park last year, has removed non-native invasives at Adelaide Bentley Park, and on the side he provides helpful insight into planning […]

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