In the Spotlight
A&E District Receives Re-Designation
The Maryland State Arts Council and the Maryland Department of Commerce announced Tuesday, June 1, 2021 that Bel Air has been re-designated as an Arts & Entertainment District through June 30, 2031. Bel Air is one of 29 districts in … read more
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Farmers’ Market Returns for 46th Season
The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is headed into its 46th season. In a County known for its rich agricultural history, it will come as no surprise that there are over 50 vendors that participate in the weekly tradition in … read more
Starving Artists is Back!
It’s back! The Harford Artists’ Association kicks off the New Year with its annual Starving Artists Exhibit at their gallery in Bel Air. With its location just off Main Street behind the Armory, Harford Artists Gallery is just steps away … read more
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Walking in a Winter Wonderland
Downtown Bel Air is a beacon of hope and light this holiday season with thousands of warm white lights that create an enchanting stroll down Main Street. Lights will be on every evening from 5-10pm now through January 1, 2021. … read more
Artists Sunday
With the holiday season right around the corner, now is the time to consider something unique, personal, and creative for the most important people in our lives.
The Town of Bel Air Arts & Entertainment District is proud to support … read more
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Discover a Secret Garden
Strolling down Main Street, you may have noticed a recent addition to the newly renovated building at 122 North Main Street. Now the home of Willow and Waves Salon, owned by Gretchen Amrein, who is a native of Harford County, the building not only … read more
LOCAL SCOUT MANAGES LITTLE FREE LIBRARY
Two years ago, the Bel Air Cultural Arts Commission (CAC) purchased a Little Free Library for installation at Plumtree Park on Thomas Street to serve its visitors and the Howard Park neighborhood. Initially, the CAC members maintained the library by … read more
Be a Creator
You don’t have to look far to see the positive effects that are being created in the arts community as we face the COVID-19 global pandemic. We are seeing a multitude of instructional videos, live musical performances, author readings, virtual museum … read more
Research Family History in 2020
The cold days of winter often lead to more time inside and more time to take on new projects. If you have ever thought about studying your genealogy, this could be a great time for you to start. There are … read more
Walking in a Winter Wonderland
Walking in a Winter Wonderland
The Frederick Ward Armory Park is a glow this holiday season with thousands of warm white lights that create an enchanting stroll through the park. Saturdays through December 21st, enjoy hot chocolate, a … read more