846 W. 36th St.

Benn Ray is president of the Hampden Village Merchants
Association and owner of Atomic Books. His essay—Why
I Love my Neighborhood—first appeared in Baltimore
Magazine’s Ultimate Neighborhood Guide / April 2011.
by Benn Ray | It happens every week.
A group of folks stops in my store and
says, “I wish we had a neighborhood like
this where I live.” ¶ But that isn’t the part
that gets me. What makes me proud
of Hampden are the answers I get when
I ask where they are from. Answers like
“New York.” “Washington.” “San Francisco.”
“Chicago.” ¶ What these folks covet is
Hampden’s main street, “The Avenue,”
which is nearly devoid of chain stores,
instead favoring individually owned shops
and boutiques staffed and managed by
city residents who would be priced out in
those other cities. ¶ They are referring to
Hampden’s unique character that comes from
a micro-melting pot of lifelong residents and
young artists and professionals—a mutually
beneficial cohabitation of people of various
socioeconomic backgrounds. They are
referring to the real possibility that a person
who just served them a meal or a drink at a
local bar or restaurant is, more likely than
not, in a band that just got a great review on
NPR or pitchfork.com. ¶ It is the envy of others
that keeps me from taking for granted what
a truly unique and precious Baltimore City
neighborhood Hampden is.
Benn Ray
President, HMVA | Atomic Books
Member since 2001
Hampden originated
in 1802 as a center for
manufacturing cotton
canvas used for sails
on ships. Today the
mills and surrounding
houses have been
repurposed as living
spaces, offices, artists’
studios, restaurants,
and more.
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“Unpretentious,
small-town charm.
Great restaurants.
Festivals. Parks
and open space.
Community art.
Christmas.”
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“Lots of ways to get here—
car, bike, bus, light rail …
and we have Zip Cars!”
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All roads, rails, and trails may
not lead to Hampden, but
many do: We’re 20 minutes
by car, bus, or light rail from
downtown Baltimore and also
convenient to the suburbs.
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Remington Ave
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“… you might find
more of Baltimore’s
quirkiness around
Hampden … where
veteran hipster and
filmmaker John
Waters picks up
his fan mail.”
30TH ST
24
Key to map
Travel+Leisure
“America’s Best Cities
for Hipsters” / 2012
8
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92
Charming
From the top | More than 20 words
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26
For complete directory
of Hampden merchants
see numbered list
on inside page.
Genny Dill
Maury Donnelly & Parr, Inc.
Member since 2010
6
115
Proud
• Shops
• Eateries
• Services
Historic
Why I love my neighborhood
146
“It is the envy of others
that keeps me from
taking for granted what
a truly unique and
precious Baltimore City
neighborhood
Hampden is.”
REMINGTON
Nearby
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150
20 years. 162 hampden merchants.
Find everything you need
right here. Nothing beats
Hampden for shopping,
dining, and just plain living.
2012 2013
[ sep ]
[ nov ]
[ oct ]
Sep 8
Check out our website—
hampdenmerchants.com
—for a complete up-to-date
calendar of events.
HampdenFest
Dec 7
Hampden
HalloweenFest
Jan 4
First Friday
Nov 25
Lighting of the Miracle
on 34th Street
[ dec ]
First Friday
[ jan ]
[ feb ]
Feb 1
First Friday
[ mar ]
Mar 1
First Friday
[ apr ]
Apr 5
First Friday
[ may ]
May 3
Jun 7
First Friday
First Friday
[ Jun ]
[ Jul ]
HonFest
Dec 2
Mayor’s Annual Christmas Parade
Dec 15/16 & Dec 22/23
Santa Claus visits The Avenue
Up-to-Date
Miracle on 34th Street ends Dec 31
New Year’s Ball Drop
Lively
“The mix of
shops ... is almost
overwhelming.”
Baltimore Magazine
30
Famous
“... Hampden
has gone from
working-class
to artsy.”
Joshua Kurlantzick
The New York Times
From our 162
ever-independent
Hampden Merchants
—20 words that get
to the heart of
why we continue
to love Hampden
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Welcome to Hampden.
S T RO N G
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Familiar
“Chances are at
least one of the
merchants will
know you by your
first name.You won’t
find that in big
box stores.”
Missi Kibelbek
Missi Kibelbek, LMT
Member since 2009
2
well as garnering other
local, regional, and
national recognition.
3
Friendly
“Independent small
business owners are
the nicest people
around. They want
to make you a
happy shopper.”
7
Happening
Laura Kalman
Metta Integrative Wellness Center
Member since 2009
Eclectic
“No neighborhood
revels in Baltimore’s
eccentricities
more than funky
Hampden.”
Laureen Miles
“Where Baltimore”
Spring/Summer 2009
9
4
10
Long-lasting
Practical
Fabulous
6.1.12_rev.Alpha.Hampden.indd 1
Green
We take real pride
in our livable and
walkable oasis in the
city. It’s no coincidence
that many of Hampden’s
streets are named for
trees—Elm, Chestnut,
Hickory—and that
36th Street used to
be called ‘the stem.’
13
Authentic
“What makes
Hampden special?
The people!
The authenticity!
There is nothing
manufactured here.
It just happens.”
Susan Weis-Bohlen
Breathe Books
Member since 2004
14
Stylish
Antique, vintage, or
avant garde: fashionistas
delight in finds ranging
from clothes, shoes,
handbags, and jewelry
to furniture, craft, and
collectibles.
Chad Gauss
The Food Market
Member since 2012
5
hampdenmerchants.com
Invigorating
Need a tune up or
a brush up? Visit a
Hampden massage
therapist, hair stylist,
acupuncturist, yoga
specialist, manicurist,
or esthetician to renew
your body and soul.
“I came to Hampden
because it is
a place where
I can be myself.”
Margo Goldman
Hampden Junque
Member since 1995
“The fabulousness
of Hampden
is never-ending.
From designing
shoes to poetry
readings, we’ve
got it goin’ on!”
celebrating 20 years
hampdenmerchants.com
Edye Sanford
Designs from the Edge
Member since 2006
17
Online
Independent
hampden
celebrating 20 years
12
Many businesses are
online. Look them up to
browse new releases,
see new products and
find out about events—
before you come
down to the Avenue!
8
“I thought we’d be
open for two years …
we’ve been here
since 1995.”
your 2012|2013 Guide
to one of Baltimore’s
best neighborhoods
6
“We know how to
Noteworthy
throw a party: First
Hampden is for winners!
Fridays, festivals,
Many of our merchants
parades, holidays—
win awards every year
not to mention
the consistently
for “Best of …” and
happening nightlife.”
“Baltimore’s Best,” as
Charlotte Hays Murray
Charlotte Elliott and
The Book Store Next Door
Member since 2003
After 20 years … and
still just 20 minutes
from downtown
Baltimore!!!
Honfest
[ aug ]
Nov 2
First Friday
Edye Sanford
Designs from the Edge
Member since 2006
Jun 9/10
Oct 5
First Friday
Carefree
“Hampden
doesn’t
take itself too
seriously.”
[ Jul ]
Sep 7
First Friday
28
Since the founding 20 years
ago of Hampden Village Merchants
Association, we merchants have
been doing our best to serve,
please, and otherwise dazzle our
visitors. With that in mind, we
thought you’d enjoy 20 words
—and then some—that we think
get to the heart of why visitors
continue to return to Hampden.
To shop, to dine, and to live.
[ Jun ]
Aug 3
First Friday
hampden
Jul 6
Elissa Strati
Avenue Antiques and The Ideal
Member since 2002
Just 20 or so.
First Friday
“It’s people,
merchants,
and neighbors
working
together for the
community.”
Jun 1
Responsible
Hampden merchants
(all 162 of us) would
like to share a few
words with you.
First Friday
27
1
20 years | 20 words
Hardware, eyewear,
dog care, and computer
repair: Hampden offers
all that—and more.
11
Hip
“Hampden seems to
be moving with the
times, as young and
hip types settle in on
the main drag, 36th
Street, bringing new
businesses …”
George Hobica
“9 Reasons To Visit Baltimore
This Spring (Or Anytime)”
www.huffigtonpost.com / March 2012
18
Delectable
Whatever dish you
have a hankering for
—American, Indian,
Italian, Mexican,
Middle Eastern,
Asian—Hampden’s
got it. And all within
a pedestrian-friendly,
walkable distance.
19
Thirstquenching
“We have beer so
cold it’ll make
your teeth hurt!
Missi Kibelbek
Missi Kibelbek, LMT
Member since 2009
15
Colorful
“A rich and colorful
variety of excellent
retail and restaurants
all coexist in
this intimate,
walkable Avenue.”
Debi Bell-Matassa
Alchemy Modern American Eatery
Member since 2011
16
Unique
No two shops are
alike. That makes
our neighborhood a
great destination for
shopping, dining,
and living.
20
Small-town
“It’s like my
hometown in a
‘pre-shopping mall’
era—a small town
in a big city.”
Joe Leatherman
Leatherman Design/Fat Elvis
Member since 1996
>>
More reasons
6/1/12 9:36 AM
Hampden originated
in 1802 as a center for
manufacturing cotton
canvas used for sails
on ships. Today the
mills and surrounding
houses have been
repurposed as living
spaces, offices, artists’
studios, restaurants,
and more.
Historic
25
Genny Dill
Maury Donnelly & Parr, Inc.
Member since 2010
“Unpretentious,
small-town charm.
Great restaurants.
Festivals. Parks
and open space.
Community art.
Christmas.”
• Shops
• Eateries
• Services
Benn Ray
President, HMVA | Atomic Books
Member since 2001
“It is the envy of others
that keeps me from
taking for granted what
a truly unique and
precious Baltimore City
neighborhood
Hampden is.”
115
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91
142
All roads, rails, and trails may
not lead to Hampden, but
many do: We’re 20 minutes
by car, bus, or light rail from
downtown Baltimore and also
convenient to the suburbs.
96
79
“Lots of ways to get here—
car, bike, bus, light rail …
and we have Zip Cars!”
106
119 153
109
125
Quirky
56
62107
98
147
92
F or complete directory
of Hampden merchants
see numbered list
on inside page.
Key to map
154
Charming
140
24
94
125
Travel+Leisure
“America’s Best Cities
for Hipsters” / 2012
“… you might find
more of Baltimore’s
quirkiness around
Hampden … where
veteran hipster and
filmmaker John
Waters picks up
his fan mail.”
23
REMINGTON
Benn Ray is president of the Hampden Village Merchants
Association and owner of Atomic Books. His essay—Why
I Love my Neighborhood—first appeared in Baltimore
Magazine’s Ultimate Neighborhood Guide / April 2011.
by Benn Ray | It happens every week.
A group of folks stops in my store and
says, “I wish we had a neighborhood like
this where I live.” ¶ But that isn’t the part
that gets me. What makes me proud
of Hampden are the answers I get when
I ask where they are from. Answers like
“New York.” “Washington.” “San Francisco.”
“Chicago.” ¶ What these folks covet is
Hampden’s main street, “The Avenue,”
which is nearly devoid of chain stores,
instead favoring individually owned shops
and boutiques staffed and managed by
city residents who would be priced out in
those other cities. ¶ They are referring to
Hampden’s unique character that comes from
a micro-melting pot of lifelong residents and
young artists and professionals—a mutually
beneficial cohabitation of people of various
socioeconomic backgrounds. They are
referring to the real possibility that a person
who just served them a meal or a drink at a
local bar or restaurant is, more likely than
not, in a band that just got a great review on
NPR or pitchfork.com. ¶ It is the envy of others
that keeps me from taking for granted what
a truly unique and precious Baltimore City
neighborhood Hampden is.
Why I love my neighborhood
From the top | More than 20 words
Nearby
22
22
150
20 years. 162 hampden merchants.
Find everything you need
right here. Nothing beats
Hampden for shopping,
dining, and just plain living.
2012 2013
Aug 3
Sep 7
First Friday
[
]
aug
First Friday
]
[
sep
]
Oct 5
Nov 2
First Friday
Dec 7
First Friday
Jan 4
First Friday
[ nov ]
[ oct ]
Sep 8
[ dec ]
Nov 25
First Friday
[ jan ]
Feb 1
Mar 1
First Friday
[ feb ]
Apr 5
First Friday
[ mar ]
May 3
First Friday
[ apr ]
Jun 7
First Friday
[ may ]
First Friday
[ Jun ]
[ Jul ]
HonFest
Dec 2
hampden
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Responsible
“It’s people,
merchants,
and neighbors
working
together for the
community.”
Elissa Strati
Avenue Antiques and The Ideal
Member since 2002
28
Carefree
“Hampden
doesn’t
take itself too
seriously.”
Edye Sanford
Designs from the Edge
Member since 2006
29
From our 162
ever-independent
Hampden Merchants
—20 words that get
to the heart of
why we continue
to love Hampden
Lively
“The mix of
shops ... is almost
overwhelming.”
Baltimore Magazine
30
Famous
“... Hampden
has gone from
working-class
to artsy.”
6
1
20 years | 20 words
Familiar
Hampden merchants
(all 162 of us) would
like to share a few
words with you.
“Chances are at
least one of the
merchants will
know you by your
first name.You won’t
find that in big
box stores.”
Just 20 or so.
Missi Kibelbek
Missi Kibelbek, LMT
Member since 2009
Since the founding 20 years
ago of Hampden Village Merchants
Association, we merchants have
been doing our best to serve,
please, and otherwise dazzle our
visitors. With that in mind, we
thought you’d enjoy 20 words
—and then some—that we think
get to the heart of why visitors
continue to return to Hampden.
To shop, to dine, and to live.
Online
Many businesses are
online. Look them up to
browse new releases,
see new products and
find out about events—
before you come
down to the Avenue!
We take real pride
in our livable and
walkable oasis in the
city. It’s no coincidence
that many of Hampden’s
streets are named for
trees—Elm, Chestnut,
Hickory—and that
36th Street used to
be called ‘the stem.’
Need a tune up or
a brush up? Visit a
Hampden massage
therapist, hair stylist,
acupuncturist, yoga
specialist, manicurist,
or esthetician to renew
your body and soul.
Green
Invigorating
17
12
7
Happening
2
Noteworthy
Hampden is for winners!
Many of our merchants
win awards every year
for “Best of …” and
“Baltimore’s Best,” as
well as garnering other
local, regional, and
national recognition.
“We know how to
throw a party: First
Fridays, festivals,
parades, holidays—
not to mention
the consistently
happening nightlife.”
13
Authentic
Laura Kalman
Metta Integrative Wellness Center
Member since 2009
“What makes
Hampden special?
The people!
The authenticity!
There is nothing
manufactured here.
It just happens.”
8
3
Eclectic
Friendly
Welcome to Hampden.
“Independent small
business owners are
the nicest people
around. They want
to make you a
happy shopper.”
S T RO N G
s m a rt
Stylish
Laureen Miles
“Where Baltimore”
Spring/Summer 2009
14
“No neighborhood
revels in Baltimore’s
eccentricities
more than funky
Hampden.”
Charlotte Hays Murray
Charlotte Elliott and
The Book Store Next Door
Member since 2003
Susan Weis-Bohlen
Breathe Books
Member since 2004
Antique, vintage, or
avant garde: fashionistas
delight in finds ranging
from clothes, shoes,
handbags, and jewelry
to furniture, craft, and
collectibles.
9
Independent
“I came to Hampden
because it is
a place where
I can be myself.”
After 20 years … and
still just 20 minutes
from downtown
Baltimore!!!
Joshua Kurlantzick
The New York Times
Jul 6
First Friday
[
Jul
Lighting of the Miracle
on 34th Street
Hampden
HalloweenFest
Dec 15/16 & Dec 22/23
New Year’s Ball Drop
18
Delectable
Whatever dish you
have a hankering for
—American, Indian,
Italian, Mexican,
Middle Eastern,
Asian—Hampden’s
got it. And all within
a pedestrian-friendly,
walkable distance.
19
Thirstquenching
“We have beer so
cold it’ll make
your teeth hurt!
Chad Gauss
The Food Market
Member since 2012
4
hampden
hampdenmerchants.com
15
Practical
Colorful
Hardware, eyewear,
dog care, and computer
repair: Hampden offers
all that—and more.
“A rich and colorful
variety of excellent
retail and restaurants
all coexist in
this intimate,
walkable Avenue.”
11
Hip
Edye Sanford
Designs from the Edge
Member since 2006
celebrating 20 years
Missi Kibelbek
Missi Kibelbek, LMT
Member since 2009
10
Long-lasting
“I thought we’d be
open for two years …
we’ve been here
since 1995.”
Margo Goldman
Hampden Junque
Member since 1995
5
Fabulous
“The fabulousness
of Hampden
is never-ending.
From designing
shoes to poetry
readings, we’ve
got it goin’ on!”
your 2012|2013 Guide
to one of Baltimore’s
best neighborhoods
hampdenmerchants.com
]
Jun 9/10
HampdenFest
Mayor’s Annual Christmas Parade
Santa Claus visits The Avenue
Miracle on 34th Street ends Dec 31
celebrating 20 years
Jun 1
First Friday
[
Jun
Honfest
Check out our website—
hampdenmerchants.com
—for a complete up-to-date
calendar of events.
Up-to-Date
21
Debi Bell-Matassa
Alchemy Modern American Eatery
Member since 2011
“Hampden seems to
be moving with the
times, as young and
hip types settle in on
the main drag, 36th
Street, bringing new
businesses …”
16
Unique
20
Small-town
“It’s like my
hometown in a
‘pre-shopping mall’
era—a small town
in a big city.”
Joe Leatherman
Leatherman Design/Fat Elvis
Member since 1996
No two shops are
alike. That makes
our neighborhood a
great destination for
shopping, dining,
and living.
George Hobica
“9 Reasons To Visit Baltimore
This Spring (Or Anytime)”
www.huffigtonpost.com / March 2012
>>
More reasons
6.1.12_rev.Alpha.Hampden.indd 1
6/1/12 9:36 AM
EATERIES
919 W. 36th St. A Hampden institution
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for over 70 years; a bar and restaurant with a
FRAZIERS ON THE AVENUE
true neighborhood feel for locals and tourists
alike. Great drinks, food, specials, and more.
410.662.4914 / fraziersontheave@ gmail.com /
fraziersontheavenue.com
On your mark, get set…go.
FRIEND KITCHEN 1103 W 36th St. Only
Discover all the tasty treats
Thai food in Hampden! Eat in/ carry out/
Hampden has to offer.
free delivery. Chinese and Thai. Open 7 days a
week. 410.366.6627 / friendkitchen1.com
13.5% WINE BAR 1117 W. 36th St.
Casual and hip atmosphere offering GOLDEN WEST CAFE 1105 W. 36th St.
wine from around the world and food New Mexican Cuisine and a little
from around the corner. 410.889.1064 /
something for everyone. Our atmosphere is
13.5winebar.com
casual, family-friendly and often bustling. Our dining area is eclectically decorated ALCHEMY 1011 W. 36th St. Chefs
with seasonal flair, and we feature a long Michael Matassa and Debi Bell-Matassa
bar with a wide selection of beers and more.
create a fresh innovative menu daily.
410.889.8891 / [email protected] /
Custom designed catering, hand crafted
goldenwestcafe.com
desserts, amazing wines, artisan beers,
inspiring brunch! 410.366.1163 /
GRANO Now serving in two locations in
[email protected] / Hampden: GRANO PASTA BAR: 1031 W.
alchemyon36.com
36th St. / 443.869.3429 and GRANO: 3547
Chestnut Ave. / 443.438.7521 Enjoy great
THE ART HOUSE CAFE 1115 W. 36th
Italian food in the heart of historic Hampden:
St. The Arthouse Cafe offers a unique
variety of goods and services in a warm and traditional, authentic recipes produced with
creative atmosphere which includes a café, natural local ingredients, including vegetarian
retail space, and art gallery. 443.438.7700 and non-gluten pastas. Carryout available.
[email protected] / granopastabar.com
/ thearthousebaltimore.com
HOLY FRIJOLES 908 W. 36th St.
ASIAN TASTE 916 W. 36th St. Eat in,
Addictive Mexican fare and an carry out, delivery. Hampden’s best
traditional Chinese food plus tempura, sushi, award-winning bar. 410.235.2326
and more. Open daily. 410.467.0100 /
KELLER’S LIQUORS 865 W. 36th St.
410.467.4926 / bestasiantaste.com
Liquor, beer, wine, ice, Lotto, Racetrack
and Keno. 410.338.0991
Baltimore Burger Bar 830 W.
36th St. Grass-fed beef, exotic and
KING’S PIZZA AND SUBS 907 W.
veggie burgers topped with unique farm
36th St. Pizza, pasta, subs, kabobs,
fresh toppings/sauces, with fries and
Middle Eastern food, vegan menu. All-you- milkshakes on the side! 410.878.1266 /
can-eat lunch buffet. 410.889.3663 /
[email protected] /
kingspizzagrill.com
baltimoreburgerbar.com
Luigi’s 846 W. 36th St. Providing the
BALTIMORE FOOD CO-OP 2800 Sisson
community with superior panini. We offer
St. A member-owned grocery store
imported meats and cheeses, fine antipasto
committed to local first, certified selections, fresh baked breads, and hard to fair trade and organic, sustainable farming find Italian specialty items. 410.814.0652 /
practices. Real food at reasonable [email protected] / luigisdeli.net
prices. Open to all. 410.889.6842 / MAMMA’S CUCINA 1020 West 41st St.
[email protected] /
(Greenspring Tower Square) Great
baltimorefoodcoop.com
Italian food. New York style pizza. All-you- CAFE HON 1002 W. 36th St.
can-eat lunch buffet daily. Expert catering
A Baltimore landmark featuring homeavailable. 410.366.0020 / mammascucina.com
style cooking and homemade pie. Hon Bar
McCABE’S RESTAURANT 3845 Falls
features live music. Home of HonFest.
Rd. Fine food and spirits. Grand
410.243.1230 / cafehon.com / honfest.net
re-opening of McCabe’s! 410.467.1000 /
CHARM CITY CAKES 2936 Remington [email protected] /
Ave. Baltimore’s most sought after
McCabesHampden.com
custom cake shop! Chef Duff and his team
ROCKET TO VENUS 3360 Chestnut
can’t wait to create a custom cake for your
Ave. A restaurant and bar. Dinner is
next special event. 410.235.9229 / info@
served 5-11 pm. Sunday brunch noon-7 pm.
charmcitycakes.com / charmcitycakes.com Reservations are encouraged. 410.235.7887 /
A Common Ground, Inc. 819 W.
[email protected] / rockettovenus.com
36th St. Coffee shop featuring fresh
ROLAND PARK BAKERY & DELI 3500
baked muffins, desserts and daily delicious
Chestnut Ave. Fresh bakery products,
specials. 410.235.5533 / MIKRUPP1@
grill and deli sandwiches, soups and salads. Eat
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in or carry out. In business since 1984. Open
CORNER BYOB 850 W. 36th St.
Mon-Sat. 410.235.4422 / [email protected]
BYOB featuring continental comfort
ROYAL FARMS 3611 Roland Ave.
food. 443.869.5075 / meetme@cornerbyob.
410.889.0200 / royalfarms.com
com / cornerbyob.com
SPRO COFFEE 851 W. 36th St.
Daniela Pasta & Pastries Progressive American coffee, light 900 W. 36th St. Real Italian cuisine.
fare. Best Coffee Shop 2011. 410.243.1262 /
Handmade pasta and pastries made fresh
[email protected] /sprocoffee.com
dailiy. Sardinain/Italian cuisine in the heart
Suzie’s Soba 1009 W. 36th St.
of Hampden. 443.759.9320 / daniuseli@
Noodles and Korean Fusion speciality.
yahoo.com / danielaspastaandpastries.com
410.243.0051
THE DOGWOOD RESTAURANT Taharka Brothers Ice Cream
911 West 36th St. Restaurant
Factory 3515-A Clipper Mill Rd.
features local chef Galen Sampson’s
Home made ice cream ”Original American seasonal, sustainable American cuisine.
Ice Cream Culture” Baltimore’s Ice Cream
Great wine list. 410.889.0952 / Socialists. We cater! 410.889.1885 / info@
[email protected]
TaharkaBrothers.org / TaharkaBrothers.org
The Food Market 1017 W. 36th
THE WINE SOURCE 3601 Elm Ave.
St. The Food Market focuses on
Purveyor of beer, wine, spirits, cheese
approachable, serious comfort food, in and specialty foods. 410.467.7777 / wineinfo@
a smartly designed industrial-modern the-wine-source.com / the-wine-source.com
space. Serving brunch and dinner ZISSIMOS BAR 1023 W. 36th St.
nightly until 1 am! 410.366.0606 / Neighborhood tavern that has been in
[email protected] /
business over 75 years, now featuring live
thefoodmarketbaltimore.com
music on newly renovated second floor.
410.467.4707 / [email protected]
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SHOPS
1006 W. 36th St.
911 W. 36th St. Baltimore’s only
4007 Falls
821 W.
1123 W. 36th St. Law office
Rd. A Maryland SPCA Wellness 36th St. Discover the difference
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and oddities: funny, campy, serious, religious. and gift items including: painted crabs, jewelry, with free consultation and notary service.
Center. Providing affordable wellness care The Patapsco Bank can make with checking,
HAMPDEN JUNQUE
1930s through 80s, and Old Baltimore (like Natty Boh). Dynamic window displays.
410.889.6453 / hampdenjunque.com / [email protected]
This, that and the other...
HANGING ON A WHIM 828 W. 36th St.
you’ll find it all right here
Beautiful gift shop filled with handin the neighborhood.
painted furniture, floorcloths, home accessories,
purses, jewelry and more. Sign up for birthday
7 ELEVEN 3601 Falls Rd.
parties, girls nite out and art classes.
A convenience store. 410.467.4234
834 ON THE AVENUE 834 W. 36th St. 410.467.3233 / brendahangingonawhim@
comcast.net / hangingonawhim.com
Studio/Art Gallery featuring original HAVE FUN BE LUCKY 820 W. 36th St.
art in industrial-Italian setting. Regular live
Fine tattooing in a safe, sterile
music and literary events. Home to nonprofit
ARTblocks. Open weekends and by appointment. environment as well as our own line of custom apparel and fine art. 410.235.5930 /
410.243.3834 / [email protected] /
[email protected] /
834ontheavenue.com
9TH LIFE 833 W. 36th St. Vintage, new havefunbeluckytattoo.com
HEARTWARES BY ART WITH A
and handmade clothes and accessories.
HEART 623 W. 34th St. Hand-made and
410.534.9999 / [email protected] /
one-of-a-kind jewelry, artwork pieces, house
9th-life.com
ware items, ornaments, and assorted gifts.
ANTIQUE EXCHANGE HOME &
Design 3545 Chestnut Ave. Antiques 410.366.2054 / [email protected]
/ artwithaheart.net
and decorating services, new and custom
HONtown 1001 W. 36th St. Fun, Funky,
furniture, gifts, tabletop, accessories, antique
Fabulous Beehives, boas, Boh and Books.
silver, rugs, china, estate cleanouts; we buy and
Natty Boh Gear, Baltimore books, retro candy
consign items. 410.532.7000 / wesley@
antique-exchange.com / antique-exchange.com and flamingoes. 410.243.1001 / cafehon.com
HOWL 3531 Chestnut Ave. Healthy pet
ANTREASIAN ART GALLERY 1111 W.
foods and treats, quality supplies,
36th St. A gallery of fine original art,
featuring regional artists, and an eclectic range accessories and toys. Self-serve dog wash.
Grooming by appointment. 410.235.2469. of paintings and sculpture. Also providing
archival custom picture framing. 410.235.4420 For grooming call Tammy: 443.827.1383 /
howlbaltimore.com
/ [email protected] /
antreasiangallery.com
Hunting Ground 3649 Falls Rd.
Offering modern designers as well as a
ATOMIC BOOKS 3620 Falls Rd.
curated collection of vintage clothing and
“Literary Finds for Mutated Minds!”
Baltimore’s legendary independent bookstore. accessories for men and women. 410.243.0789
/ [email protected] /
Specializing in zines, comics, fiction, nonshophuntingground.com
fiction, art publications, art toys and strange
ephemera. 410.662.4444 / info@atomicbooks.
IN THE DETAILS 813 W. 36th St. com / atomicbooks.com
”Feel great fashion.” Extraordinary
clothing and accessories for women and Avenue Antiques/The Ideal 901905 W. 36th St. From fine antiques and men——plus sizes too! Open 7 days a week.
410.889.0380 / [email protected] art to vintage clothing, collectibles, furniture,
/ inthedetailsshop.com
glassware, jewelry, jukeboxes, pianos, pinups,
and more. 60+ merchants in 2 stores. C’mon
IN WATERMELON SUGAR 3555
down, Hon! 410.467.0329 / Facebook.com/
Chestnut Ave. Eclectic mix of AvenueAntiques / Facebook.com/IdealTheatre furniture and accessories for your home, bath and body. 410.662.9090 /
The Bottom Drawer Lingerie
Boutique 1001 A. W. 36th St. Eclectic [email protected]
lingerie boutique mixing vintage lines with new.
JILL ANDREWS GOWNS, LLC 3355
“Sometimes fun, sometimes comfy, sometimes
Keswick Rd. / Ste. 101 Couture wedding
sexy, BUT always classy!” Great place for girls and evening gowns, corsets, accessories and
night or bridal shower! 410.783.8998 /
alterations all designed and created in our
TheBottomDrawer.net / BottomDrawer1003@
Hampden studio. 410.338.2525 / info@
aol.com
jillandrewsgowns.com / jillandrewsgowns.com
BREATHE BOOKS 810 W. 36th St.
K STATON BOUTIQUE 1007 A W. 36th
From Chakras to Shamans, Buddhism to
St. K Staton is a trendy boutique for Bodywork, Music to Meditation, and over fifty
the plus size woman (sizes 14-30) housing events a month allow you to easily explore
some of the best in groundbreaking designs alternative paths for a healthy mind, body for the curvy fashionista. 410.400.9113 /
and spirit. Mon-Fri: 11-7; Sat: 11-6; Sun: 11-5 [email protected] / kstaton.com
410.235.READ (7323) / breathebooks.com
KISS N’ MAKE-UP 827 W. 36th St.
CELEBRATED SUMMER RECORDS 3620
WOW! Trendy gifts for bath, body and
Falls Rd. A small record shop with a big face. “Baltimore’s Funniest Greeting Cards” heart. Stocking awesome, rare punk, thrash,
and laughs for everyone. Services include
crust, doom, indie, rock and hardcore gems
mani’s, pedi’s and waxing. Walk-ins welcome.
from all over the world! 443.866.9988
410.467.KISS (5477) / kissnmake-up@
comcast.net / kissnmakeup.netfirms.com
CHARLOTTE ELLIOTT AND THE BOOK
STORE NEXT DOOR 837 W. 36th St.
LITTLE SHOP OF HARDWARE 3252
Award-winning vintage clothes, furniture, fine
Keswick Rd. PC and Mac in-shop and
arts, artifacts, gourmet commestibles. Books:
on-site service, New and used computers, home
previously read (used), rare, first edition and
and business networks, web hosting, internet
blank journals. Best of Baltimore 2010.
access, and accessories. 410.467.4631 / 410.243.0990 / charlotteelliott.com
[email protected] /
littleshopofhardware.com
CRYSTALS, CANDLES & CAULDRONS
927-B W. 36th St. Books, sterling silver
LOVELYARNS 3610 Falls Rd. Gorgeous
jewelry, crystals, faeries, tarot decks, hoo-doo
selection of alpaca, wool, cotton, silk, and
and Wiccan supplies, tumbled stones, incense, novelty yarns. Friendly, helpful service! Come
fabrics and tapestries, candles, dragons, herbs, stitch-n-bitch or take a class at our new
classes and more. 410.467.4111 / aradia207@
location! 410.662.YARN / lovelyarns@gmail.
yahoo.com / wiccancrystal.com
com / lovelyarns.com
DAVID’S USED FURNITURE 914 W.
MA PETITE SHOE 832 W. 36th St.
36th St. Great selection of furnishings, Shoes and chocolate in a Parisian setting.
from old to gently used. Some real finds——
Artisanal and exotic chocolates. Extraordinary
something for everyone. Visit often! We buy
shoes and boots for men and women.
used furniture and estates. 410.467.8159 /
Handcrafted slippers, scarves and handbags.
[email protected] /
410.235.3442 / mapetiteshoe.com
davidsontheavenue.com
MILAGRO 1005 W. 36th St. A global
DENOVA 1021 W. 36th St. Offering boutique. Bringing you a cultural blend a large collection of American and
of clothing, jewelry, folk art and pottery.
European mid-century modern furniture,
410.235.3800 / milagrobaltimore@ yahoo.com
objects, lighting and art at “accessible” pricing. / shopmilagro.com
Open Wednesday to Sunday 11-5. 443.759.6645
MILLBROOK ANTIQUES & PRINTS / [email protected]
859 W. 36th St. Fine antiques at modest
DOUBLEDUTCH BOUTIQUE 3616 Falls prices. Antique Baltimore prints, Steuben,
Rd. Modern lines and indie designs. Murano, Baccarat glass, furniture, much more.
An affordable mix of clothing, jewelry, handbags 410.235.7655 / [email protected] /
and other darling notions. New webstore millbrookantiques.com
open. Voted Best of Baltimore 2006-2011.
MINÁS GALLERY AND BOUTIQUE 410.554.0055 / info@doubledutchboutique.
815 W. 36th St. Vintage and new
com / doubledutchboutique.com
clothing and accessories for men and women.
DOWN UNDER 846 W. 36th St.
Local crafts, CD’s and jewelry. Upstairs gallery
Smoking accessories, incense, cigars,
features original, affordable artworks, poetry/
t-shirts, handbags, glass jewelry, tapestries.
fiction readings. 410.732.4258 / 443.681.6936 / downunderofhampden@
minasgallery.com
hotmail.com / smokedownunder.com
MUD AND METAL 1121 W. 36th St. Art
DREAMLAND 845 W. 36th St. In B’more
to live with created by artists around the
for over 30 years. We buy and sell
country specializing in decorative hardware,
vintage clothes for men and women and ceramics, metal work, jewelry, paper and glass.
now carry Kryolan Professional Makeup.
410.467.8698 / [email protected] /
410.467.1582 / [email protected] / mudandmetal.com
dreamlandvintage.com
MYRTLE DOVE VINTAGE 5006
EARTH ALLEY 3602 Elm Ave.
Lawndale Ave. Hand-picked vintage
Featuring unique eco-friendly and fair
goodness for you and your home! Featuring
trade gifts including hand-crafted jewelry,
vintage clothing for men, women and children;
cards, handbags and beauty products from
retro housewares; and locally made art and
here and around the world. New creations all
jewelry. 410.435.0033 / vintagemyrtledove@
the time! 410.366.2110 / earthalley.com
gmail.com / myrtledovevintage.com
EYE CANDY OPTICIANRY 849 W. 36th
PARADISO 1015 W. 36th St. Antique to
St. Check out our spectacular selection
Mid-Century Modern home furnishings.
of frames from retro to contemporary. We will An outstanding destination for exceptional
help you pick the right frame for your face and furniture, lighting, jewelry, fine craft, outsider
your lifestyle. 410.889.0607 / eyecandyop@
art, gifts! Representing local, national and
verizon.net / eyecandyop.com
international artists. 410.243.1317 /
FLECKENSTEIN GALLERY & ARCHIVAL [email protected] /
FRAMING 3316 Keswick Rd. Art gallery paradisohampden.com
featuring paintings, prints and mixed media by
The Parisian Flea 843 W. 36th St.
regional artists, and artful gift items. We frame
Antiques, estate jewelry, home decor and
posters and Picassos, and everything in
more! Seven days a week, 11-6! 410.235.1287 /
between. 410.366.3669 / fleckensteingallery. [email protected]
com / [email protected]
PARTY DRESS 824 W. 36th St.
Gatehouse Interiors / Flower
Boutique style clothing, shoes and
Masters 805 W. 36th St. Accessories accessories. Most items under $100. Life’s a
for home and office. Design services---custom party, dress for it! 410.338.4050 /
draperies and upholstery. In-home consultation. [email protected]
A profusion of silk flowers and free custom
THE PEARL GALLERY 826 W. 36th St.
floral services. 410.243.0715 / reslouck@
Furniture, pillows, tapestries and custom
verizon.net
framing; gifts; scarves, jewelry, handbags,
glassware, sculptures——men’s specialty items,
too! Unique designer and decorator
accessories. 410.467.2260 / maryellen@
thepearlgallery.com / thepearlgallery.com
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RAZZO
tinnery, and note cards. Custom art work is our
specialty. 410.948.6062 / tomrazzo@hotmail.
com / razzo.piczo.com
SANDY’S BARGAIN CENTER 1029 W.
36th St. A little bit of everything, hon.
From socks to sunglasses to giftware and toys
and a whole lot more. 410.235.3848 /
[email protected]
SERVICE PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. 3838
Falls Rd. Baltimore’s largest professional
camera dealer is right here in Hampden! Great products, low prices, and lots of friendly and intelligent customer service!
410.235.6200 / [email protected]
/ servicephoto.com
SIXTEEN TONS 1100 W. 36th St.
Stocking timeless apparel, accessories
and accoutrements for men. 410.554.0101 /
[email protected] / shop16tons.com
SOFT AND COZY BABY 915 W. 36th St.
Baltimore’s natural baby boutique
specializing in cloth diapers, babywearing,
breastfeeding, and other fun natural goodies
for babies and families. 410.446.4525 / bayla@
softandcozybaby.com / softandcozybaby.com
Studio C Jewelry and Gifts 822
W. 36th St. Hand-crafted jewelry from
gemstones, sterling, gold and vintage tin. These unique beauties are created by owner,
Constance Scott. Best prices in Baltimore!
410.444.7979 / [email protected] /
studiocjewelry.net
STURGIS ANTIQUES 3554 Roland Ave.
Multi-generation estates. 1700s to midcentury design, furniture, art, out-of-print
books, odd and unique items. 410.262.5383 /
[email protected]
SUGAR 927 W. 36th St. An adult toy
boutique. Where sex is celebrated,
everyone is welcome and the toys are hot!
Enter from the parking lot off Roland, under
Sprout. 410.467.2632 / info@sugartheshop.
com / sugartheshop.com
TOONS N TUNES 826 1/2 W. 36th St.
Animation and music and all things
related. 410.382.0283 / d.schapiro@yahoo.
com / toonsntunes.com
TROHV 921 W. 36th St. An inventive,
independently owned shop featuring new and vintage home goods and gifts.
410.366.3456 / [email protected] /
trohvshop.com
THE TRUE VINE 3544 Hickory Ave.
CD and LP retail store. 410.235.4500 /
thetruevinerecordshop.com
THE TURNOVER SHOP, INC. 3855
Roland Ave. Antiques, china and fine
furniture at affordable prices. 410.235.9585 /
[email protected]
TWENTY20 CYCLING CO. 725 W. 36th
St. Full service bicycle shop catering to
commuters, enthusiasts, racers and families.
443.759.5620 / [email protected] /
twenty20cycling.com
URBAN BABY 3608 Falls Rd. Baltimore
boutique of cool baby goods. Great
selection of clothes and gear for little men and
ladies from birth-8 years. 410.366.2270 /
[email protected] /
urbanbabyrunway.com
VILLAGE FLOWER MART 3601
Chestnut Ave. We want to be your fullservice florist! Arrangements, plants, fruit and
junk food baskets, balloons. Daily deliveries. All major credit cards. 410.235.0404 /
[email protected] / villageflowermart.com
WHOLLYTERRA 3406 Chestnut Ave.
Combining organic principles and modern
design with glass and metal, Steve Baker
creates functional and beautiful art in the
WhollyTerra studio on Chestnut Avenue.
410.446.1093 / [email protected] /
whollyterra.com
WILD YAM POTTERY 863 W. 36th St.
Handmade stoneware and porcelain
pottery for the home and garden, created by
local potters. Custom orders welcome; bridal
registry available. 410.662.1123 / info@
wildyampottery.com / wildyampottery.com
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Convenience, variety, savings.
Hampden merchants are here
to help when you call.
3714 Falls Rd. A
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ABFAB DESIGN
specialize in removable wall art, giclees and
murals. 410.276.3611 / sandy@abfab-design.
com / abfab-design.com
ALPHA GRAPHICS, INC. The Mill
Centre / 3000 Chestnut Ave. / Suite
101 Graphic design and printing boutique
specializing in large format posters, laminating,
mounting, alpha colors (INT’s, presstype), shortrun color and b/w copies, finishing services and
pick up and delivery. 410.727.1400 / cwalsh@
alphagrap.com / alpha-graphics.net
AMARANTHINE MUSEUM 2010 Clipper
Park Rd. A labyrinthine tour through the
minds of artists through the ages by Les Harris.
410.523.2574 / inscape2@ verizon.net /
amaranthinemuseum.org
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CHARLES HILLER INNES II, AGENT,
INVESTMENT SPECIALIST. A. H. BAE
COMMERCIAL REALTORS 3520 Elm Ave. Bae Realty is a commercial specialist boutique
with expertise in the acquisition and sale of
retail, restaurant, multi-family and investment
properties in the area. 410.235.6272 or
410.788.4300 / [email protected]
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Baltimore Dance and Fitness––
Studio Thirty 4 3355 Keswick Rd.
(Suite 300) Offering classes for everyone from
those wanting a fun and friendly weekly cardio
class to the serious dancer seeking a training
program that will take them to the next level.
443.765.7575 / [email protected] /
studiothirty4.com
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An oasis in the heart of Hampden. Offering BIKRAM YOGA HAMPDEN & ONE
WELLNESS SPA 911 W. 36th St. the original HOT YOGA seven days a week. Enjoy our full service holistic day spa for your health and well-being. 410.243.2040 /
[email protected] /
bikramyogahampden.com
410.662.4448 / [email protected]
PJ BOGERT GRAPHIC DESIGN Wide range of publication and
exhibition design, plus graphic identity. Artful, accessible information. 410.243.2331 / [email protected]
BURGEE-HENSS-SEITZ FUNERAL
HOME, INC. 3631 Falls Rd. Funerals,
cremation, and pre-planning to accommodate
all your needs. 410.889.3735 / mike.
[email protected]
TINA CASTRONOVO, REALTOR 312 Wyndhurst Ave. As a Hampden
resident, I am your local real estate expert! I
help buyers and sellers in the neighborhood,
and throughout Baltimore City and County.
410.812.9070 / [email protected] /
tinasellsbaltimore.com
CHARM CITY organizers We help home owners and small
businesses save time, money and sanity by
decluttering their space(s) and implementing a maintainable, sustainable system that works!
443.676.3306 / Marycate@organizebaltimore.
com / www.organizebaltimore.com
Chesapeake Systems 801 W. 33rd
St. Hampden’s own authorized Apple
rescuer. Visit our large retail showroom and
speak with our knowledgeable staff about your
Mac or iPad needs. 410.243.1023 / info@chesa.
com / www.chesa.com
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING
ROOM 711 W. 40th St. Rotunda
(Ground Level) Here resources are offered to
help deepen your understanding of God and the
healing message of the Bible. A place for quiet
reflection, study and prayer for our families,
community and for the world. Mon-Fri: 10-2, Sat:
10-1. 410.467.7974 / [email protected]
/ christiansciencemd.org
COMMUNITY LAW CENTER 3355
Keswick Rd. / Suite 200 Affordable
legal services for grassroots, community, and
nonprofit organizations and small businesses
to improve the quality of life and economic
viability of Baltimore’s neighborhoods.
410.366.0922 / [email protected] /
communitylaw.org
COTTON DUCK TITLE COMPANY 735 W. 36th St. Deeds, titles, and
settlements-your real estate law professionals.
410.243.DUCK (3825) / danharvey@
cottonducktitle.com
Curves for Women 733 W. 40th
St. (Suite 20) A complete 30-minute
workout and weight management specially
designed for women. 410.467.8700 /
[email protected] / curves.com
DESIGNS FROM THE EDGE Retroinspired hip clothing and accessories
for kids, grown-ups, and the home. Ready-towear and custom work featuring outstanding
craftsmanship. Sushi prints, bark cloth, and
more! 410.467.8729 / designsfromtheedge@
yahoo.com / edyesanford.com
GENNY DILL, MAURY DONNELLY &
PARR, INC. 24 Commerce St. M.D.P.
has provided insurance in Hampden, and
beyond, since 1875. To obtain quality insurance
for your home or business, call Hampden
resident Genny Dill. 410.547.3190 or
443.416.8903 / [email protected] / mdpins.com
ELEGANTLY RESTORED RENTALS PO Box 65130 / Baltimore, MD 21209
Living and working spaces with soul! In
Hampden, Mt. Vernon and Canton etc. Request
listing. 410.685.0700 / [email protected]
THE ELM 3100 Elm Ave. A charming
place for a party or wedding in a
restored historic stable, surrounded by
gardens. 410.889.3288 / theelmsharon@
yahoo.com / the-elm.com
FALKENHAN’S HARDWARE 3401
Chestnut Ave. All the little things to
work around the house. Hardware, keys
duplicated, glass cut, electrical, plumbing,
housewares, seasonal items. 410.235.7771 /
[email protected]
FIRST FLOOR GRAPHICS 3000
Chestnut Ave. No. 11 Specializing in
top-quality printing, graphic design, custom
fabrication and installation of large format
graphics for businesses, associations,
museums, restaurants and those who need to
communicate visually. Banners, signs, posters,
exhibits and more. 410.261.5090 /
firstfloorgraphics.com
FLAUNT, A SALON FOR MEN AND
WOMEN 803 W. 36th St. A boutique
styled studio, Flaunt offers a wide variety of
hair services for men and women. 410.235.1001 /
[email protected] /
[email protected] /
FlauntOnTheAvenue.com
GILAH PRESS + DESIGN 3506 Ash
St. Graphic design and letterpress
printing for businesses, events, occasions and
specialty needs. Call to discuss your project or
to set up an appointment. 410.366.3330 /
[email protected] / gilahpress.com
GOOD DOGGIE DAY CARE 3500 Ash St. Completely cage-less
center for your dog. 410.889.3031 / [email protected] /
gooddoggiedaycare.com
BETSY GRANEK, RN, MPH, LMT,
THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE & BODY
WORK The Rotunda, 711 W. 40th St. / Suite
316 Holistic approach; multiple modalities, 20 years in practice. State and national
certification. 410.299.3960 / bgranek2@
verizon.net / bgranekmassage.com
Hampden Christian School 3615 Falls Rd. Providing daycare,
preschool and K-3. 410.338.2889 /
[email protected] /
hampdenchristianschool.org
HAMPDEN COMMUNITY COUNCIL The HCC is a 501(c)(3) organization that acts as the voice of the community and promotes the social welfare of Hampden. [email protected] /
hampdenhappenings.org
HAMPDEN FAMILY CENTER 1104 W.
36th St. The Hampden Family Center
provides programs and support services for all
who live, learn, and work in the community.
410.467.8710 / [email protected]
/ hampdenfamilycenter.org
HAMPDEN HEALTH SOLUTIONS 3612
Falls Rd. Addiction treatment, serving
the Hampden community. 410.467.4357 /
[email protected]
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HAMPDEN PET HEALTH
for pets. 410.400.WELL / appointment@
hampdenpethealth.org / hampdenpethealth.org
HIGH MOUNTAIN SIGNS, LLC 3600
Clipper Mill Rd., Suite 104 Design and
production of commercial and electric signs
that create success. Digital and vinyl graphics.
Banners and vehicle lettering. Responsive
service and effective results. 410.662.6100 /
[email protected]/
highmountainsigns.com
INSIDE OUT DESIGNS, INC 3446
Chestnut Ave. Commercial interior
design and space planning services. Project and construction management. 410.662.4414 /
[email protected] / inside-out-designs.com
K&S ASSOCIATES 3939 Falls Rd.
Excellence in Automotive Service.
410.235.6660 / [email protected] /
knsimports.com
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3534 Chestnut Ave. Plumbing,
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heating, air conditioning - residential and
K.C. PLUMBING AND HEATING
INC.
commercial. 410.467.5345 / kcplmbghtg@aol.
com / kcph.com
3408 Chestnut Ave. Sales,
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service, supplies, rentals of typewriters,
KEN & RAY OFFICE MACHINES,
INC.
copiers, printers, fax machines, shredders, coin and currency counters, checkwriters. Also toner for HP, Sharp, Brother, Canon, etc.
410.727.2134 / [email protected]
822 W. 36th
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St. 2nd Floor An organic, boutique massage
MISSI KIBELBEK, LICENSED
MASSAGE THERAPIST
studio dedicated to guest comfort, value, and
personal attention. Perfect for your next
massage! 410.889.7107 / missi@missikibelbek.
com / missikibelbek.com
KIRBY INNOVATIONS 849 W. 33rd
St. Building business one click at a
time ... web design, photography, marketing.
410.371.2240 / [email protected] /
kirbyinnovations.com
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Medical and surgical treatment of the feet.
DR. ALAN J. KLEIMAN,
PODIATRIST 839 W. 36th St.
410.467.4445 / [email protected]
LEARNING INC. 1234 W. 36th St.
Learning Inc. is a non-profit
organization with an academic and life skills
extended day program. 410.662.8049 / judy.
friedman@ verizon.net / learninginc.org
LEATHERMAN DESIGN 3334 Beech
Ave. Interior design and space
planning services for commercial, hospitality
and residential needs. 410.235.7809 /
[email protected] / leathermandesign.com
DENNY LYNCH PHOTOGRAPHY World
traveler specializing in photographs
of--and lectures about--Europe and beyond.
410.243.4760 / [email protected]
M&T BANK 1010 W 36th St.
Understanding what’s important.
410.662.4971 / [email protected] / mtb.com
MANUAL PHYSICAL THERAPY &
SPORTS MEDICINE 3612 Falls Rd.
Quality physical therapy with a caring human
touch! We offer physical therapy and wellness
programs to heal and prevent pain and
disability. 410.889.8004 / manualPT@cavtel.
net / ManualPhysicalTherapy.net
DANIEL McGARRITY PHOTOGRAPHY
1329 1/2 W. 41st St. Portrait, wedding,
family and event photography. Simple, casual,
classic photography prints and albums to be
enjoyed by your family or business.
301.758.9512 / daniel@
danielmcgarrityphotography.com /
danielmcgarrityphotography.com
Brion McCarthy Photography
LLC 3500 Parkdale / Suite 18
Photographer. 410-366-1834 / brion@
brionmccarthyphoto.com /
brionmccarthyphoto.com
MEADOW MILL ATHLETIC CLUB 3600 Clipper Mill Rd. “Best KidFriendly Gym” (Baltimore Magazine), featuring
squash, group fitness, spin, cardio, weights,
pilates, yoga, Barre, massage, acupuncture.
410.235.7000 / [email protected] /
meadowmill.com
MEDIA TWO 1014 W. 36th St. Based
in an historic church on The Avenue,
Media Two produces 70+ magazines,
directories, websites, newsletters annually,
including the official visitors guides for
Maryland and Baltimore. 410.828.0120 /
[email protected] / mediatwo.com
METTA INTEGRATIVE WELLNESS
CENTER 720 W. 36th St. Metta
blends body, mind and spirit with science, art
and experience providing excellent care in a
peaceful setting. Acupuncture, massage,
psychotherapy, Thai yoga and more ...
410.207.1297 / [email protected] /
metta-wellness.com
Monika Art and restoration. monikaworkshop.com
MORGAN SMITH INSURANCE
AGENCY 847 W. 36th St. Insurance
agency representing Metropolitan Life Inc., Ohio Casualty Insurance, SafeCo Insurance Co,
Progressive. Give us a call for your auto,
homeowners and small business insurance.
410.889.9290 / morgansmithinsurance@
verizon.net / morgansmithagency.com
NV SALON COLLECTIVE 861 W. 36th St. We offer hair and
skincare services in a friendly and relaxing
environment. We strive to provide our guests
with exceptional service and style.
410.467.1754 / greathair@ nvsaloncollective.
com / nvsaloncollective.com
OPEN SPACE 2720 Sisson St. Gallery
and performance space run by 13
artists in downtown Remington.
[email protected] /
openspacebaltimore.com
PADMA SALON 3401 Keswick Rd.
Padma Salon is a full service, ecofriendly salon focused on the latest services
performed by a talented team. Padma offers a
warm, friendly environment. 410.243.1717 /
padmasalon.com
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THE PATAPSCO BANK
savings, loans, commercial accounts and
personal service! Call or stop by today.
410.366.3100 / patapscobank.com
PRELLER PROPERTIES INC. 3714
Elm Ave. (rear) Developer and
owner of professional apartments, lofts,
townhomes and commercial properties
throughout Hampden. 410.235.7891 /
[email protected] /
prellerproperties.com
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100 Village Square Full
150
service hotel and conference facility
RADISSON HOTEL AT CROSS
KEYS
minutes from Hampden. Crossroads
Restaurant and Courtyard Lounge on-site.
Live music Thursdays. 410.532.6900 /
[email protected] / radisson.com/
baltimoremd
827 W. 36th St. One
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chair-one stylist-100% attention. TigiRENÉE HAIR AND COLOR
STUDIO
Vidall-Paul Mitchell trained with Redken
and Moroccan Oil products. In the rear of
Kiss N’ Make-Up. Ring doorbell for service.
410.467.3633 / [email protected] /
Reneehairandcolorstudio.com
822 W. 36th Street
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(2nd floor) Shelley Birnbaum provides
RENEW ORGANIC SKIN
CARE
exceptional customized skin care
treatments, customized hand-crafted, non-toxic, vegan skin care products and
hair removal services within an intimate,
appointment-only studio. 410.400.2745 /
[email protected] /
reneworganicskincare.com
711 W. 40th St. (at the
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Rotunda) MVA Certified driving school.
ROLAND PARK DRIVING
SCHOOL
Driver improvement classes, three hour
drug and alcohol classes, stick shift
lessons. 410.467.7737 (main) /
[email protected] / rpds.net
1221 W. 36th St.
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A community organization providing
Roosevelt Park Recreation
Council, Inc
support to Roosevelt Park & Recreation
Center. 410.396.6050 / ourreccenter@
gmail.com / rooseveltrecreation.org 800 W.
155
36th St. A community house of prayer
ST. LUKE’S EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
sharing the love of Jesus Christ with all
people in Hampden! Sunday worship: 10 a.m. Sunday school: 9:00 am.
410.243.1391 / [email protected]
3600 Roland Ave. /
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Suite 4 (above Café Hon) A tranquil spot
SEEDS CENTER FOR WHOLE
HEALTH
in the heart of Hampden to rediscover
wellness and to de-stress. Services include
acupuncture, massage, naturopathy and
herbal medicine. 410.235.1776 / info@
seedswellness.com / seedswellness.com
SKATEPARK OF BALTIMORE 1221 W. 36th St. Skatepark of
Baltimore is a non-profit organization
dedicated to building a public custom
concrete park in Hampden. 410.916.5570
/ [email protected] /
skateparkofbaltimore.com
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progressive hair salon. Creating styles
SPROUT: AN ORGANIC
SALON
from Vidal classic to rock star, without
exposing you and the environment to
harmful chemicals. 410.235.2269 /
sproutsalon.com / [email protected]
STAR CARPET CLEANING 3610 Falls Rd. Cleaning services
include: carpet cleaning, tile cleaning,
office cleaning, and more. We only use top cleaning products that are safe and eco-friendly. 410.807.6773 / [email protected] /
starcarpetcleaning.biz
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3612 Falls Rd. Certified
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Ergonomic Assessment Specialists
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USB Payment Processing
USB from other card processors. We can
provide better pricing with local service.
410.828.4286 / [email protected] /
usbne.com
WORK SMART ERGONOMICS
providing services to individuals and
businesses to design safe workstations
preventing repetitive stress injuries,
decrease workers comp claims and
increase productivity. 410.889.8004 /
worksmartergonomics.com
XIBITZ 3601 Clipper Mill Rd.
Exhibit design and fabrication; we partner with architecture and design
firms, corporations, museums, universities
and healthcare facilities in the execution
of one-of-a-kind, experiential spaces.
410.366.6800 / [email protected] / Xibitz.net
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celebrating 20 years
hampdenmerchants.com
As always, we strive to ensure that information contained herein is
correct. We regret any omissions or errors. / Brochure produced by
Hampden Village Merchants Association. Great thanks, as always, to
President Benn, Missi, Edye, Rachel and Elissa, and to all merchants
——new and old——who sent in their thoughts about Hampden used in
this brochure. / Design: P J Bogert Graphic Design
6/1/12 9:36 AM