November 26 is Small Business Saturday, a “holiday” encouraging shoppers to patronize local, small brick-and-mortar businesses. To celebrate SBS, the CCA is spotlighting some of the retail shops in Canton.
Read MoreBloom Box is a local company that hand delivers fresh plants and holiday decorations like wreaths, greenery, and trees right to your door! Just place your holiday order online at www.getblooming.com, use code “CANTON15” at the checkout, and Bloom Box will donate 15% of the sales to the Canton Community Association! Offer valid November 1-15, 2022.
Read MoreThe Canton Community Association is excited to share that Dypski Park, at 1213 S. Ellwood Ave., is now open after an extensive renovation. To celebrate, Baltimore Recnparks is hosting a community party on Thursday, October 13 from 5:30-7:00 pm. Come, get neighborly!
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Win a super cool Halloween Decoration and Lighting Package from the Canton Community Association and Canton Ace Hardware! Scary witch, black flamingos, pumpkin lights, or talking ghoul? Enter to be surprised!
Officer Raul Rivera recently received the Birdland Community Hero award for his work with the Baltimore Police Explorers, Patterson High School students, and the Hispanic community in Southeast Baltimore.
Read MoreThe Canton Community Association Buy-A-Brick Program to benefit O'Donnell Square Park is temporarily on hold… and we need your help to continue!
Read MoreWelcoming remarks Amanda Bourgeois, CCA President: This meeting is streaming live on Facebook. We are also trying a hybrid option tonight.
Read MoreThe next quarterly CCA Public Meeting is on Tuesday, September 13 from 6:30-8:00 pm. It will be a hybrid, both in-person at the United Evangelical Church at 3200 Dillon Street (enter from East Ave.) and via Zoom. Look for more details on our social media closer to the event or email info@CantonCommunity.org.
Read MoreAs more and more families make Canton their home, education remains a vital part of our community. Parents can look to the CCA to provide bi-annual updates from our neighborhood. This month we have info from Archbishop Borders, Clay Hill Public Charter School, Commodore John Rodgers, Hampstead Hill Academy, Patterson Park Public Charter School, St. Casimir Catholic School, and St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore Head Start.
Read MoreThe “Internet for All” initiative mandates free Internet access for any family with a child in Baltimore City Schools.
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