Artscape Artscape programming for the area's premier arts festival offers musicians, dancers, visual artists, crafts persons, and performing artists an opportunity to reach a wide audience. The 29th annual Artscape takes place July 16-18, 2010.   Baltimore Arts & Humanities Month Baltimore observes the celebration of arts and humanities with the Free Fall Baltimore program and the Mayor's Cultural Town meeting.   Baltimore Cultural Resource Guide This online guide provides essential information on more than 250 arts institutions, attractions, and performing artists in the Greater Baltimore area.   Baltimore Mural Program: CityPaint2010 In an effort to combat the problem of graffiti, this project works with artists, neighborhood groups and associations, and funding sources to commission murals in neighborhoods across Baltimore. The program is held in conjunction with the Department of Housing and Community Development. The mural program needs artists to join the Muralist Registry.   Bright StARTs Art Workshops The Bright StARTS Art Workshops offers free classes in a variety of artistic mediums to children registered in many after-school programs across the city. Professional artists teach the classes, giving the city's budding creative minds the opportunity to grow into amazing artists themselves.   Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower The historical 15-story Bromo Seltzer Tower has been converted to artists studios.   Cultural Town Meeting Join Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and community leaders to discuss the arts in Baltimore.   Free Fall Baltimore 2010 Free Fall Baltimore is a city-wide celebration of the arts that makes free art experiences available to residents and visitors to Baltimore during the month of October 2010.   1% for-Public-Art Public Art enhances the cityscape, quality of life and artistic and creative climate in Baltimore. It supports our city's artists and promotes an awareness of the visual arts in the public environment. BOPA enforces the One Percent for Art Ordinance, which administers the expenditure of public funds for fine arts additions to public projects.   School 33 Art Center Located at 1427 Light Street in South Baltimore, School 33 works with artists and the community to provide gallery space for exhibitions, studio space for practicing artists, art programs for children and adults, and special events. Its innovative free year-round outreach and cultural programming attracts a yearly audience of approximately 24,000 individuals.   Baltimore Sculpture Project The first ever Baltimore Sculpture Project, an outdoor sculpture exhibition located at sites throughout downtown and beyond: McKeldin Square Sculpture Park in the Inner Harbor, the Artscape Festival site on Mt. Royal Avenue, Preston Gardens, the Baltimore Convention Center, and the Station North Arts & Entertainment District. Continues through through April 2008.   Public Art Commission The Public Art Commission consists of eight panel members charged with the task of reviewing public art.   Art Classes at School 33 Art Center School 33 Art Center offers a schedule of art classes. With everything from drawing to quiltmaking, there is sure to be a class for everyone in the family.   Artist-In-Residence Program This program creates arts experiences for elementary and middle school students by placing artists in public schools for month-long residences. The Artists in Residence Program operates in 50 schools during the school year.