South Bmore Community Organizations

South Baltimore organizations help make our community the great place that it is.

People helping people for the good of all; this is a small, but growing, list of local organizations.


Federal Hill South Neighborhood Association

The FHSNA community organization was formed in 1993 to promote and protect the common interests of the residents and property owners in the Federal Hill South community. Federal Hill South Neighborhood Association serves the neighborhood bounded by Light Street, Cross Street, Covington Street and Fort Avenue. serving the neighborhood bounded by Light Street, Cross Street, Covington Street and Fort Avenue.
Website: www.federalhillsouth.org


Riverside Neighborhood Association

Riverside Neighborhood Association (RNA) is a Non-Profit Public Charity that encompasses neighbors from Lawrence Street to Light Street and from Key Highway to the railyard.
Website: www.riversideneighborhoodassociation.com

Friends of Riverside Park, FORP, is a subcommittee of the Riverside Neighborhood Association.


Federal Hill Neighborhood Association

The Federal Hill Neighborhood Association promotes neighbor relations, pride, safety and stabilization in the area. Founded in 1983, the FHNA serves residents from Hughes Street / Key Highway to the north; South Hanover Street to the west; Cross Street to the south; and Key Highway to the east.
Website: federalhillbaltimore.org


South Baltimore Little League – SBLL

The South Baltimore Little League (SBLL) has been supporting wholesome youth baseball and softball activities for our community’s children for more than half a century. The SBLL has been an integral part of the lives of many area children and their families for generations. It is a volunteer organization and all interested community members are welcome. Drop by and watch a game during the season – or get involved all year.
Facebook: facebook.com/SouthBaltimoreLittleLeague


School 33 Art Center – Classes, Gallery, Studios

Created in 1979 by the Mayor’s Advisory Committee on Art and Culture, School 33 Art Center is a focal point for contemporary art in the region. The facility is dedicated to providing opportunities for artists through exhibitions, art classes, workshops, a Studio Artist Program, and special events. School 33 Art Center is a program of the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, Inc., and is supported in part by grants from the Mayor and the City Council of Baltimore and other organizations and contributors.
1427 Light Street, South Baltimore, MD 21230
Website: www.school33.org


South Baltimore Neighborhood Association

SBNA is a neighborhood association in South Baltimore representing the residents within the area bounded by Cross Street to the north, McComas Street to the south, Race Street to the west and Light Street to the East.

The South Baltimore Neighborhood Association mission is “to encourage, through regular meetings, the formal exchange of ideas; to work with local law enforcement in promoting safety; and to assist individuals and families in the continuing process of neighborhood renewal.”

South Baltimore Neighborhood Association
P.O. Box 6364
Baltimore, MD 21230

Website: http://www.mysobo.org


Southwest Partnership

Southwest Parntership is a neighboring community organization serving seven neighborhoods and six anchor institutions in Southwest Baltimore. They include the Barre Circle Community Association, Citizens of Pigtown, Franklin Square Community Association, Hollins Roundhouse Community Association, Mount Clare Community Council, Poppleton NOW!, The Union Square Association, Bon Secours Baltimore Health System, The B&O Railroad Museum, The University of Maryland Baltimore, The University of Maryland Biopark, The University of Maryland Medical System and the Wexford Science and Technology.
Website: southwestpartnershipbaltimore.org


Locust Point Civic Association

The LPCA was created in 1972 to promote and protect the common interests of the residents of Locust Point.
Website: mylocustpoint.wordpress.com


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South Baltimore, Port Covington … and the dynamic neighborhoods of SOBO, the South Baltimore peninsula, from Federal Hill to Locust point.

Whatever nickname you choose to use, our section of Baltimore encompasses neighborhoods from the Inner Harbor and Federal Hill, east to Locust Point and Fort McHenry, south to Port Covington and west to “the stadiums.” There is something for everyone, from museums and art galleries to Major League sports teams along with a great mix of dining and shopping. Online since 1999, SouthBaltimore.com is your resource for South Baltimore from Downtown to Fort McHenry. You can live, work, shop, eat and play right here. Go Ravens! Go Orioles! And don’t forget the Steamed Crabs!

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South Baltimore Peninsula real estate in the Federal Hill, South Bmore, Locust Point, Port Covington, Inner Harbor areas and beyond…

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The Foundry on Fort with Compass Realty and others.

Baltimore’s past was built on industry: steel mills and automobile plants. Today, the future is being built by the high-tech, medical, financial and service sectors. Older industrial buildings and factories have become the premier Baltimore real estate addresses of the dot-com age. Turn-of-the-century (20th Century, that is) homes are being remodeled and made ready for the families and workforce of the digital generation.

Thinking about making your home or locating your business in Baltimore? Interested in Baltimore’s Federal Hill or Locust Point real estate, buying or leasing a house, condo, or business property in the Baltimore peninsula area: Inner Harbor, Federal Hill, Locust Point, Port Covington? Or, would you like to sell your house? Make sure to work with a Baltimore Realtor® with experience in our area. This truly is a great place to live, work and play.

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With dynamic Baltimore Real Estate changes taking place, you now, more than ever, need a professional Realtor® with “the right” experience. Local real estate agents have expertise and many years of experience in the, ever-changing South Bmore Real Estate market.

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How much (if anything) has your real estate agent told you about any potential hazards of living in a 100-year-old structure? These are all things an experienced local Baltimore Real Estate Agent will be able to tell you.

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