Celebrating Artscape

Artscape , Baltimore's annual outdoor festival of the arts, opens today as the signature event of this season in the city.

[falling employee rolls]

Hey Ann Lordo, Larry Williams, Diane Camper, Todd Windsor, Peter Jensen, Mike Cross-Barnet, Franz Schneiderman and Makeda Crane,
How about a collective were sorry for endorsing these criminals? Was it worth the free cable from Bromwell and his son, the gift cards from Dixon, the free groceries from Currie and the free AA county vehilce inspections. What did O'Malley promise you for the sudden Pro-slots stance?

[McClintock Fan]

There should be more local artists included in Artscape. One in particular that I enjoy seeing every year is Robert McClintock. For the first time in 9 years he will not be an exhibitor. This is not by his choice. Over the last few years there has been a downward trend in the quality of the performances and exhibits. This may very well be the last year that I attend Artscape. More and more there isn't "something for everyone" being offered.

[brstevens]

Artscape is getting a little too full of itself for my liking, but my question is the same as it's been for several years: why is it held during the hottest weekend of the year?! Good lord.

[rich]

whiners. it is a freakin festival. stop complainin

[Bobbi]

Is most of the entertainment African-American artists?