2011 Exhibitors (just the beginning)

On the Learning Path:

Project Bona Fide, www.projectbonafide.com 
Theme: Arts and crafts from Nicaragua that support of our mission of long-term nutrition/reforestation.   Wooden jewelry, hand carved ceramics, colorful landscape paintings.

Greater Baltimore Master Gardener Association   www.mastergardener.umd.edu     Theme: Vegetable and Herb Gardening. 

Howard P Rawlings Conservatory & Cylburn Arboretum, Cylburn Arboretum: http://www.cylburnassociation.org; Theme: Promotion of City Horticultural – Selling bulbs, annuals, and  tropicals to promote both Cylburn and Conservatory

Synder Center for Aphasia Life Enhancement (SCALE)
Theme - Information about the center and their gardening program.   website: www.scalebaltimore.org

Maryland Transit Administration RedLine Project - www.baltimoreredline.com. Theme: Information will be provided and questions answered on the Red Line Project.
 
Tai Sophia Institute - www.tai.edu. Theme: graduate school for the healing arts and sciences characterized by our values-driven learning community and our commitment to shape the future of healthcare through personal and public service.
 
Native American Sacred Space - Theme: explore the Labyrinth and Magnolia tree forest in Leakin Park

 

near Honeymoon Cottage:

Baltimore City Forestry Board, Website: http://www.baltocfb.sailorsite.net/BCFB.html ,
Theme: Improve the management of Baltimore's urban forest growing long its city streets and in its parks.

 Carrie Murray Nature Center, Thene: wild birds, owls and reptiles.  Website: www.carriemurraynaturecenter.org

Near the Yellow House:

Friends of Gwynns Falls and Leakin Park, promoting Leakin Park   Website: http://friendsofgwynnsfallsleakinpark.org/  Theme: Information table for park activities

At the Orianda House:

Friends of Orianda House - http://www.friendsoforiandahouse.com. Theme: Art Show and tours of the Orianda House with Richard S. B. Smith, Sr, Director of Friends of Orianda House.