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Kids on the Hill, Inc.

Type/Features

Community Park

Address

2117 Brookfield Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21217
http://www.kidsonthehill.org/

Contacts

Rebecca Yenawine, Co-Director, Creative
Mark L. Carter, Co-Director, Advancement/Operations
410-383-7200

Kids on the Hill is a community-based organization devoted to building and supporting relationships with youth and family.  It engages young people in artistic and educational experiences that enable them to explore their potential while confronting and diminishing barriers of race, class, gender and age.  Young people have created a unique sculpture garden to voice their thoughts and ideas in what was once a vacant city park. Key focal points for expression are arches located within the space that express the views of the users and creators of the space. The space is always evolving and changing to reflect the current thoughts and feelings of the Kids on the Hill.

Designer

Reservoir Hill city children and Rebecca Yenawine