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North Avenue Market reopens as a ‘cultural hub’ for Artscape

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Artscape 2023 aims to make improvements in the Station North and Midtown areas that will last long after the festival is over. The North Avenue Market on the north side of North Avenue, between Charles Street and Maryland Avenue, has been transformed into a temporary home for artists and arts organizations. Organizers have not yet announced a decision regarding events on Sunday, Sept. 24.

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North Avenue Market reopens as a ‘cultural hub’ for Artscape

Editor’s note: Artscape was scheduled to take place Sept. 22-24, but organizers have cancelled all Artscape events on Saturday, Sept. 23, due to Tropical Storm Ophelia. Organizers have not yet announced a decision regarding events on Sunday, Sept. 24. Events for Friday, Sept. 22, are scheduled to go on as planned. One of the goals of Artscape 2023 is to make improvements in the Station North and Midtown areas that will last long after the festiv…

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North Avenue Market reopens as a ‘cultural hub’ for Artscape

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