Baltimore Beat Photographer Myles Michelin took these photos on June 17 at the Black Artist Fair. As part of the official Baltimore Club Music Day celebration, The Black Arts District brought its monthly series focused on Black artistic production and resources to the Shake & Bake Family Fun Center.
Attendees experienced a dynamic blend of community and culture: they enjoyed refreshments from Chef CB’s Bistro Catering, got professional headshots by Sydney J. Allen, and witnessed electrifying performances by Bmore Than Dance youth, all set to the sounds of DJ Ducky Dynamo and a workshop facilitated by Sanahara Ama Chandra.
The fair also provided resources from Associated Black Charities, empowering Black creatives with resources for sustainability and wealth. And Bmore Than Dance showcased its vital children’s program, connecting young folks to Baltimore’s iconic dance legacy. Baltimore Club Music isn’t just a genre; it’s the signature of our city, and this event was a powerful testament to its continued impact and the future of Black Arts in Baltimore, with an emphasis on Baltimore Club Music’s indelible impact on our cultural legacy.
