Our Mission

The Historic Charles Street Association (HCSA) is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to support and promote the business, cultural attractions, entertainment venues, restaurants and retail establishments along the Charles Street corridor.

HCSA serves as a problem solving and information resource for its members, as well as provides a forum for networking, communications and collaboration.

Let’s Eat Charles Street 2012 Was a Success!

We just wrapped up our biggest event to date! The 2012 Let’s Eat Charles Street Festival took place on Saturday, May 12, 2012.

More than 35 food & retail vendors set up tents along Charles Street, including Mick O’Sheas, Brewer’s Art, BARCs Animal Rescue, Midtown BBQ and Brew, The Pampered Chef, Sascha’s, Urbanite Magazine, The Woman’s Industrial Exchange, Station North Arts & Entertainment District, TraciLynn Jewelry and more. There was Live music between 12 and 5pm, with headlining band The Carousel Rogues and fun family activities for children – including an appearance by the Oriole Bird. Click here for a complete list of participants.

Now in its fourth year of operation, The Let’s Eat! Charles Street Festival’s mission is to help market and promote the businesses along Charles Street.

“This festival is a wonderful way to bring the Charles Street community together, and to show off some of Baltimore’s best restaurants and retailers,” says Kristin Speaker, Executive Director of the Charles Street Development Corporation.

The Historic Charles Street Association wishes to thank WTMD for their generous support in sponsoring the Carousel Rogues as headliners and Carrollton Bank for their generous support and sponsorship.

Click here for more great festival photos!

 

The VIP Card

Many of our members offer discounts and deals if you present this card.

It’s completely free, and you can start using it right away.

Pick yours up today at one of the following locations:

 

    • Lobby of The Blaustein Building at One N. Charles St.

 

    • Lobby of Charles Towers at 222 N. Charles St.

 

    • Lobby of The Standard at 501 St. Paul St.

 

The Charles Street Corridor

We serve the Charles Street area and its side streets from the Inner Harbor to North Avenue.

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