CityLit Project
CityLit Project elevates enthusiasm for literary arts in the Baltimore Metropolitan area. CityLit builds and connects a community of avid readers and writers across Maryland through public events, workshops, publishing, and collaboration. CityLit opens opportunities for young and diverse audiences to embrace the literary arts.
National Endowments for the Arts
MSAC: Vibrant Dazzling Diverse Engaging
Baltimore Promotion and The Arts
BCF Baltimore
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Proud Member of:

Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance
Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organizations
MCA


Recent Announcements

L is for Legal Seminar for Writers
04/26/2013
CityLit Project and Maryland Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts are teaming up again to present their popular legal seminar for writers: "L is for Legal." Saturday, May 18, 2013 1-3pm Union Mill 1500 Union Avenue Baltimore, MD 21211 $20 CLICK HERE TO REGISTER!   Click on...

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CityLit Festival Photos Capture Diversity of Baltimore's Literary Scene
04/16/2013
(Wilhelm/Cooper photo credit: RARAHPHOTO) Gregg Wilhelm, executive director of CityLit Project, and Judy Cooper, director of public programs at Pratt Library, have teamed to present ten CityLit Festivals since 2004.  Edward P. Jones, Junot Diaz, Mark Doty, Edward Hirsch, Steve Coll,...

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PODCASTS: CityLit Festival Audio Courtesy of Pratt Library (April 13, 2013)
04/16/2013
CityLit Project is pleased to post podcasts from several programs that took place at the 10th annual CityLit Festival on April 13, 2013 , at Pratt Library. More than ever before, attendees have clamored for the festival's terrific programming to be accessible via audio and video links, and...

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THANKS BALTIMORE Thousands Attend 10th Annual CityLit Festival
04/15/2013
Click for PW Daily Picture of the Day (more photos to come).

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10th Annual CityLit Festival SCHEDULE
02/26/2013
The very first CityLit Project event took place in April 2004 at Pratt Library. Called CityLit Festival, it featured an array of concurrent programming from diverse writers representing a variety of genres, numerous panels, the first incarnation of the Literary Marketplace, and Pulitzer Prize...

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