A self-guided tour of the once vibrant Black community along Pine Street known locally as "little New York" that includes information on the Cambridge Movement and the emergence of civil rights leader Gloria Richardson.

A local history organization that offers walking and bus tours, including civil-rights tours of Baltimore neighborhoods, with an emphasis on home-grown civil rights leaders. Visit their website for schedule and reservation information.

This marker commemorates the thriving Black community along Jonathan Street, including two businesses who were listed in the “Green Book,” a travel guide that identified businesses that were safe for Black travelers during the Jim Crow era.

Nisey's Boutique is a fun and funky marketplace of hard to find and one-of-a-kind items - from uniquely stylish women's apparel, accessories, and personal care products to transcontinental interior decor.

Pizzeria Paradiso has become an institution for wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizza and craft beer in the Washington DC area since 1991.

A guided tour of All Saints Street, the neighborhood at the center of the African-American community until the 1960s, provides insights into community activism and the historical importance of the area. Tours start at the AARCH Heritage Center.

Specializing in Senegalese cuisine.

Historic/cultural tours and events, themed story dinners, charter boat sunset cruises, kayak, walking, bike and van tours. Primitive camping excursion with crabbing and fishing.

The all-suite hotel that seamlessly blends design and functionality offering the modern amenities you need to stay refreshed and focused - all at an affordable price.