The CCA will co-host a 2020 Baltimore Mayoral Forum on Wednesday, March 11 from 6:00-8:00 pm at Hampstead Hill Academy.

The CCA held its annual Board Elections on Tuesday, February 18, 2020. Here’s the new lineup for 2020.

It’s February and that means Valentine’s Day is upon us. One way to celebrate is to treat your special someone, or yourself, to a new “do” at the salon. So, we called on the experts of all things hair, sisters Lynnae and Kate D’Alleva, the owners of Dryland Salon.

The CCA will hold their annual Board Elections on Tuesday, February 18, 2020, during the CCA Public Meeting which begins at 6:30 p.m. at the United Evangelical Church located at 3200 Dillon Street. 

Baltimore City Recreation & Parks (BCRP) has launched Recreation 2025, their five-year strategic plan to sustain, reinvigorate and expand Baltimore’s parks and recreation resources.

If you don’t know her name, you know her face because she’s omnipresent supporting our community. Amanda Bourgeois is the Vice President of the CCA, a Ravens fan, music lover, and a diehard advocate for Canton.

The 13th Annual O'Donnell Square Lamp Post Lighting Ceremony & Decorating Contest scores another high five from the community. The CCA thanks all the participants, volunteers, and neighbors who braved the cold and joined in the fun this past December!!

Good things don’t just happen. People make them happen. The CCA has a variety of volunteer opportunities that enables neighbors to share their time and talent with the community. This month we’d love to see some fresh faces join our committees – especially our Public Safety, Membership and Social committees.

The meeting started at 6:35PM at the United Evangelical Church. Mark Edelson, President, introduced himself and thanked everyone for coming.

Holidays are a time for giving. It’s fun to shop for our family and friends, but it’s even more heartwarming to help those we may not know. Here are some of our favorite ways to have a good time and contribute to our community.