Hosted by HOMEGROWN. Baltimore – Benefited Baltimore Ceasefire
March 22, 2018 – The Downtown Cultural Arts Center
Artists and art lovers gathered to celebrate and support one another’s efforts in music, art and fashion at “HOMEGROWN. Happy Hour.”
The evening also helped raised money for Baltimore Ceasefire, whose organizers – Erricka Bridgeford, Michelle Shellers, and Letrice Grant – also filled in the crowd on their efforts.Pictured (LtoR) Event co-hosts: “Phil Avocado”; Shepsworth Bentley; and “Big Mama Katy” WootenPictured (LtoR) Lee Rivera, Maryland-based writer; and Paula Wood, Baltimore area-based film producerEvent performer Zeke Heath spinning poi
Pictured (LtoR) Greg Chaprnka, Direct Dimensions engineer; and Lindsey Golden, Golden Dance Experiment owner/dancer/aerialistPictured (LtoR) Dalis Carter, United Royalty Productions co-founder; Michael Howard, consultant/abolitionist; and Liara Harris, United Royalty Productions co-founderPictured (LtoR) Erricka Bridgeford, Baltimore Ceasefire co-organizer/founder; and Letrice Gant, Baltimore Ceasefire co-organizerPictured (LtoR) Shane Rajotte, Avocados Anonymous drummer/guitarist; Jessica Novack, Baltimore-based photographer/flow artist; Kory Rajotte, Avocados Anonymous synthesizer artist/drummer; and Zach Wagner, Avocados Anonymous vocalist/DJKia
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
