Downtown Cultural Arts Center

Wonderful such upbeat delightful energy will definitely come again

It is nice in here in did not know they had three floors

I would definitely recommend people to have there events here.

Went here for a repast. There are two spaces: a smallish one on the first level and a nice sized one on the second floor. Quite spacious, Three downfalls: NO PARKING, NO ELEVATOR AND NOT HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE!!! The steps are long and winding.

Went there for a comedy show. The venue was a lot smaller than it appears online. Show didn't start on time but the comedians, poets, and musical artists were pretty good. Also ensure that you purchase VIP tickets if attending a function here as they only have about 10 actual tables. So without VIP you will be seated in hard chairs on the sides of the stage.

This establishment is truly wonderful.
The people are exceptional as far as customer service. Paul, is great to work with and is very accommodating. I love the events that they have.They all are very empowering for the community. You don’t see that too often nowadays. All three levels are great to hold an event, seminar, photoshoot, video shoot, and the list goes. I will be back! I encourage more people to go there and book the space as well.

family had a repast here and it was very nice. Clean bathroom , dance floor, and kitchen . I don’t think it had a stove or refrigerator but we was still able to serve food

On the corner of Howard and Mulberry, the Downtown Cultural Arts Center touts a nice venue for events like the Dew More Youth Spoken Word Festival I attended. The Downtown Cultural Arts Center was certainly the place to have it, as it has three levels graced with beautiful art work done by local artist for purchase.

This event had the blessing of three great DJ's. DJ Mysterious, DJ Focus and DJ Harvey D. The Executive Director of Dew More Baltimore, Kenneth Morrison, was personable and hosted a fun event sponsored by local businesses and larger business like Baltimore City Public Schools, Enoch Pratt, T. Rowe Price, The Mayor's Office and others.

He stated "I wanted to create a platform young people could have a space where their voices could be heard and potentially impact change within our city; spured on by our youth." This event marks their 5th anniversary.

I had the priveledge to attend with the young men at BBA. This event was held to culminate a series of workshops that took place in 25 schools within Baltimore City. The workshops will also be held at Banneker Blake Academy for Arts ans Science, after school, in three separate sessions.

Street parking was tight, but there are a few spots open on the street that didn't have meters attached. If you don't trust it, be sure to take a picture of the signs or pay for lot parking.