On this month’s episode of Future City we’re looking at the arts here in Baltimore. Where do the arts, including music, film, photography, poetry, dance and much more, fit into the future of the city, especially after the arts and entertainment industries were hit so hard by COVID-19? And how have artists mobilized to support one another during the pandemic?

On this month&rsquo;s episode of Future City we&rsquo;re looking at the arts here in Baltimore. Where do the arts, including music, film, photography, poetry, dance and much more, fit into the future of the city, especially after the arts and entertainment industries were hit so hard by COVID-19? And how have artists mobilized to support one another during the pandemic?

It's easy to talk about what's wrong in Baltimore. The challenge is to talk about what's next. In each episode, Wes looks at innovative ideas that are working in other cities, places like Cincinnati, St Louis, and Detroit. And he asks the question: Can those ideas work for Baltimore? This program is made possible by Genine and Josh Fidler, and supported by the Baltimore Community Foundation, created by and for the people of Greater Baltimore, where many donors join together to make the region they love a better place, today and for future generations.

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Future City is a monthly show that explores innovative approaches to Baltimore’s most pressing issues and where we move the conversation from “what’s wrong?” to “what’s next?”

Future City is made possible with grant funding from McCormick & Company.

Future City is produced by Mark Gunnery. It was formerly hosted by Wes Moore.

Future City is a monthly show that explores innovative approaches to Baltimore&rsquo;s most pressing issues and where we move the conversation from &ldquo;what&rsquo;s wrong?&rdquo; to &ldquo;what&rsquo;s next?&rdquo;
Future City is made possible with grant funding from McCormick &amp; Company.
Future City is produced by Mark Gunnery. It was formerly hosted by Wes Moore.

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