10th Annual Arts in the Park
Artisan Marketplace | Nonprofit Organizations
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Hon's Honey is dedicated to giving dignity and purpose to women survivors of trauma-- addiction, trafficking, generational poverty, and abuse. After participating in a holistic program for restoration, they are eligible to work at Hon's Honey. We offer handcrafted, all-natural home and body products and we also bottle a variety of honeys.
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Creating Affordable Housing Opportunities, Changing Lives & Promoting Partnerships for Progress.
Arundel Community Development Services, Inc. is a unique nonprofit organization committed to creating affordable housing opportunities and improving the lives of low income individuals through community development. ACDS directly implements several homeownership and rental programs and acts as a developer, funding administrator, and project manager for a variety of affordable housing and community development initiatives alongside our many partners.
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Make Studio is a nonprofit community-based arts center in Baltimore that works to empower artists with disabilities to grow as professionals with vision and voice in their communities and to connect everyone through art. 40+ artists create and show work though our studio-gallery base and around the country!
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Scenic Rivers Land Trust is a nationally accredited land trust non-profit organization, that conserves natural and open lands important to people who live, work, and play in Anne Arundel County, including farms, forests, wetlands, cultural sites, and public water access points. We are committed to creating conservation solutions that benefit the whole community rather than a privileged few. We will not allow our work to be used as a tool for disenfranchisement. We are working with partner organizations and community leaders to create a conservation culture where everyone is welcome, and everyone has a voice.
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"We provide inspiration and training for young adult artists with autism. The portfolio consists of original mixed media art as well as wearable pieces. The artists use a combination of clay on canvas, textiles, and acrylics, chalk, and watercolors to create vibrant abstracts and decorative pieces. The original work is part of the portfolio and is an expression of each artists view of their world. In addition these pieces have been transferred to scarfs, towels and tote bags. This enables the artists to have their work displayed everywhere the purchasers go and creates a conversation. We would like to request to be included in the art shows so that the artists can gain confidence and the community can discover how Autism Creates."
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