Marketing & Promotions
We want everyone to know about our programs and all the great things happening in Downtown through advertising, events, reports and publications, branding, social media, digital communications, and public relations. Our efforts engage a wide variety of platforms to help people engage with vibrant and diverse Downtown experiences.
We love Downtown Baltimore and we want every resident, employee, and tourist to love it as much as we do.
That’s why we work hard year in and year out to program our Downtown neighborhoods with exciting events. Together with Visit Baltimore, we produce Baltimore Restaurant Week. Without Downtown Partnership there would be no First Thursday’s Concerts, Dollar or Less Days, or annual Monument Lighting in Mt. Vernon.
Essential Events & Initiatives
Baltimore Restaurant Week
Baltimore Restaurant Week is the region’s oldest and largest restaurant week promotion, featuring approximately 100 of the best dining establishments in central Maryland.
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Dollar Days
During this popular annual opportunity, select downtown museums and attractions will offer admission for just $1 or less!
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Charles Street Promenade
The Charles Street Promenade is a pedestrian takeover that brings awareness and encourages support of the many incredible small business along Historic Charles Street.
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Always Keeping You Connected
Whether it’s sharing the latest and most relevant city updates on our Downtown Download Webinar, connecting you with Baltimore creatives on our Hey Baltimore! podcast, or keeping you in-the-know on best seasonal offerings and events through our published Downtown Guides. Our marketing initiatives always aim to keep Downtown residents, employees, and visitors connected
Hey Baltimore Podcast
People who live in Baltimore are, in a word, amazing. We sit down and hear stories from the chefs, entrepreneurs, musicians, amateur botanists, Insta-celebs, brain surgeons, policy makers, artists, world-class drinkers (etc.) who shine a light from within our city, out to the world.
Listen NowDowntown Download Webinar
Initially launched as a covid recovery resource, the Downtown Download webinar series features Baltimore leaders, decision makers, and game changers keeping you up-to-date on everything happening in our Downtown neighborhoods.
Explore EpisodesEngaging Stakeholders and Investors
We're passionate about promoting Downtown as a destination for investment and economic opportunity. We're constantly launching fresh initiatives to bring new businesses to Baltimore and fill vacancies.
Learn MoreResidential Outreach and Relationship Building
In Downtown Baltimore you’ll find the biggest business center developing in tandem with the fastest-growing residential area in the region. Advocating on behalf of Downtown residents has always been important to us.
Learn MoreSummer and Holiday Guides
Packed full of information on special events happening throughout Downtown, the guides are shared digitally and hard copies are distributed through the Baltimore City and County school systems, helping families get in on all that’s happening in the heart of our region.
Explore Most Recent GuideDowntown Map and Guide
The official guide through Downtown neighborhoods provides suggestions on what to see, how to get around, where to get dine, and tips from locals. The Map and Guide is available on-line, or hard copies may be picked up from our Downtown Baltimore Guides, and the Baltimore Visitor Center. It’s also included in every new resident packet.
Learn About Downtown Neighborhoods"Unlike most major cities, the neighborhoods in Baltimore have a strong sense of community..."
“The reason why I moved to Baltimore was that I loved the architecture of the homes. From the Marble stoops to the detailed Cornices. It was captivating to me. Also, unlike most major cities, the neighborhoods in Baltimore have a strong sense of community. Baltimore has its own financial hub and is only a hour away from the Nation’s capital which was a plus as well. The amazing seafood selection finalized my decision to move.”
— Jay G., Downtown Baltimore Resident
