Yes, my daughter actually just joined the twigs program at Baltimore school for the arts and the…read moreaudition process was very particular and they don't play games which is a huge plus for any serious art students. But they are great people and they're very detailed in regards to the crafts that each individual teacher has very happy that she was inducted andwill be starting today.

Attended an event here where my daughter performed with the BSA choir!…read moreIt was such a great show. Seating is super limited so although we had seats, several folks were standing. The acoustics were pretty good. Performance was outstanding. Staff was a bit rude rushing parents into the theatre although they were trying to ask questions about parking and seating etc. Timing was not thoughtful as the event was at 5pm which was really tough due to downtown traffic and zero dedicated parking. Signage or direction could have been better. The address leads to the side entrance but the event entrance was around the corner. Ultimately, I will return for another show to support a local school that I respect so much, however, at least I know about parking and location in advance.

The New Century School is a great concept but is hampered by the admissions office…read more The school grounds is spacious for city standards. The separate gym building provides space for birthday parties. They have a indoor climbing apparatus (a somewhat dangerous one), bounce house, and large gym blocks. The space is open and a good size space for birthday parties for smaller kids. For the school itself, the main flaw is the New Century admissions process. It lacks structure, there is one person in charge. The person in charge, DS, is "disingenuous" as described by the first review. Since she alone runs the visits, the applicants are selected based off of her own personal evaluations and thus, her preferences and biases. Determining which 1-2 year old is more qualified than the next seems like a great skill, until its clear she does not look below the surface. Great space for a school, needs new administration, and the administration needs oversight.

We sent our daughter here for 4 years and are are preparing to send our son in fall 2020. We have…read morehad a great experiences with kind, knowledgable staff including aftercare. The kids spend a ton of time outside which is fantastic for little brains and bodies! As a teacher, I was impressed with the solid foundational skills my daughter received in her early years (2-5yo). That's why we are going back! Advice: Not every school is for every kid. Find the place you are comfortable with and that matches your style of parenting. Ask to visit places you're interested in and sit in the rooms.

The field is beautiful, but located right in the middle of downtown Baltimore and section 8…read morehousing. There isn't much room for parking, either street parking or you could try to pull your car up on the grass outside the field. Most of the organizations charge money to come watch the games, but really you could grab a seat and sit outside the fence and not have to pay. Overall, a pretty decent field... especially for Baltimore.