Downtown Partnership of Baltimore | Retail Archives

Announcing the BOOST Incubator Program Inaugural Class

Downtown Partnership is so excited to announce the first group of entrepreneurs selected for an innovative new program to attract and support Black-owned retail businesses in Downtown Baltimore neighborhoods.

Downtown’s Charles Street Promenade is Here to Stay

teamed up with communities up and down Charles Street to close Baltimore’s most historic thoroughfare to all automobile traffic for a pedestrian takeover.

Press event for Downtown BOOST Program: Presented by Fearless featuring Shelonda Stokes, Mayor Brandon Scott, Delali Dzirasa, Councilman Eric Costello, Lou Kousoris, Council President Nick Mosby, and more.

Introducing the Downtown Boost Program: Presented by Fearless

The Downtown BOOST (Black-Owned & Occupied Storefront Tenancy) Program: Presented by Fearless, will identify five Black-owned retail businesses and provide up to $50,000 in grant funding for capital and operating expenses.

Holiday lights strung on the trees of Center Plaza in Downtown Baltimore.

Introducing the Holiday Pop-Up Shop

Downtown Partnership of Baltimore will open a pop-up retail store to help local makers increase sales and visibility during a COVID-challenged holiday gift season.

Older couple walking arm in arm down city street in Mount Vernon neighborhood of Baltimore

Charles Street Promenade will Turn Baltimore’s Iconic Street into a Pedestrian Haven

Downtown Partnership of Baltimore has announced a one-day closure of Charles Street, between Saratoga Street and North Avenue, to facilitate socially distanced shopping, dining, and strolling.

Category: Retail

Announcing the BOOST Incubator Program Inaugural Class

Downtown’s Charles Street Promenade is Here to Stay

Introducing the Downtown Boost Program: Presented by Fearless

Introducing the Holiday Pop-Up Shop

Charles Street Promenade will Turn Baltimore’s Iconic Street into a Pedestrian Haven