Arts Every Day

Arts educators: your voice matters! 🎨📋
Take a few minutes to complete the annual AEMS Educator Survey and help shape the future of arts education across Maryland. Your feedback helps advocate for the resources, support, and opportunities educators and students need most.

Read more + take the survey here: artseveryday.org/annual-aems-educator-survey

🎨 Celebrating the creativity and talent of Baltimore City student artists!

This year’s Courting Art Baltimore exhibition showcased inspiring artwork from students across 17 public high schools, highlighting the power of art to transform spaces, amplify youth voices, and bring communities together. Read our latest blog to learn more about the finalists, the program’s impact, and the incredible student artwork featured this year.

🔗 Read more at the link in our bio!

🎨 What does arts advocacy look like in action?

In the first installment of Arts Advocacy in Action, we’re highlighting the important work happening across Baltimore City Public Schools to expand equitable access to arts education for all students.

Through advocacy, partnerships, and strategic initiatives, progress is being made to ensure every young person has meaningful opportunities to learn, create, and thrive through the arts.

Tap the link in our bio to read more about the impact being made, and the collective work still ahead!

AED Community–join us at R House on Thursday, June 11th from 3:30-6pm for an end-of-year happy hour! We are so grateful to all of the educators, administrators, partners, and more who helped make this year amazing. Consider stopping by for happy hour to celebrate the end of another creative and artful school year!

Where📍: The bar at R House (we’ll be by the water station, look for the Arts Every Day sign!), 301 W29th St, Baltimore, MD 21211

When ⏰: Thursday, June 11th, 3:30-6pm; stop by whenever you can

Who 👤: This happy hour is open to all of the folks who supported Baltimore City Public Schools and AED in bringing great art education and arts experiences to students this school year–whether you’re an educator, administrator, arts partner, or other school-based staff member who connected with Arts Every Day this year, please consider stopping by!

Note: AED will cover your first drink, and you’re welcome to grab additional drinks and food from the great vendors at R House!

Arts Every Day was excited to attend long time Partner School Curtis Bay Elementary’s ribbon cutting celebration for their new mural, “No One Eats Alone,” created by students in collaboration with artist Jay Wolf Schlossberg-Cohen. We are thrilled to have supported this project alongside MSAC and are so grateful for continued partnership with this amazing school! We want to share a special thanks to Curtis Bay’s incredible art teacher, Ms. Hofmann, who brought this beautiful event together and consistently exemplifies the arts’ power to spread joy and build community.

Here is a sneak peek of our amazing teen vendors! Come through on Sunday May 31st from 1:30-3:30pm to support youth artists! Some vendors can accept venmo/cashapp but we also recommend bringing cash! This event is FREE to attend and open to all ages. Free pizza while supplies last.

RSVP at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bmore-youth-art-market-tickets-1987633485260?aff=oddtdtcreator.

Courting Art Baltimore 2026 celebrated its biggest exhibition yet, featuring 169 student submissions from 17 Baltimore City public high schools and awarding $23,500 in scholarships and arts opportunities to talented young artists.

Congratulations to all finalists, award winners, educators, and partners who helped make the 10th annual exhibition such a meaningful success! 💫

Learn more at ArtsEveryDay.org/Courting-Art-Baltimore!