About Pigtown Main Street
Pigtown Main Street is a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization dedicated to improving Pigtown’s Washington Boulevard commercial corridor. We do things such as help strengthen and promote existing businesses, seek to recruit new businesses, encourage façade improvements, work with Department of Public Works to keep the street clean, put on the annual Pigtown Festival, and much more.
Baltimore Main Streets is an approach to commercial revitalization introduced by the Mayor's Office in 2000. Baltimore Main Streets uses a model developed by the National Trust for Historic Preservation's National Main Street Center, which has been implemented in over 2,000 communities since 1980. In developing this strategy, Baltimore Main Streets uses the Main Street Four-Point Approach in working with each designated neighborhood business district. The four points are Design, Organization, Promotion and Economic Restructuring.
Baltimore Main Streets is the central coordinating entity for the entire Baltimore Main Streets network. Working closely with Baltimore Main Streets, each designated community structures their own local Main Street organization. This may be a new organization or an extension of an existing merchant or community organization.
Baltimore Main Streets is a great place to do business! Baltimore Main Streets provides customized support and public resources to designated neighborhood business districts. Each Main Street organization works on a comprehensive strategy tailored to local needs and opportunities. This public-private partnership effectively leverages private investment and confidence in the commercial real estate market, and spurs economic activity in areas that were thought to be beyond repair. Our track record proves that this model is helping to stabilize Baltimore's neighborhood business districts.
Baltimore Main Streets while housed at BDC is a program of The Mayor’s Office. Baltimore Main Streets provides Pigtown Main Street with its designation, some operating funds as well as technical help working with the City and with economic development.
Pigtown Main Street is a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization dedicated to improving Pigtown’s Washington Boulevard commercial corridor. We do things such as help strengthen and promote existing businesses, seek to recruit new businesses, encourage façade improvements, work with Department of Public Works to keep the street clean, put on the annual Pigtown Festival, and much more.
Baltimore Main Streets is an approach to commercial revitalization introduced by the Mayor's Office in 2000. Baltimore Main Streets uses a model developed by the National Trust for Historic Preservation's National Main Street Center, which has been implemented in over 2,000 communities since 1980. In developing this strategy, Baltimore Main Streets uses the Main Street Four-Point Approach in working with each designated neighborhood business district. The four points are Design, Organization, Promotion and Economic Restructuring.
Baltimore Main Streets is the central coordinating entity for the entire Baltimore Main Streets network. Working closely with Baltimore Main Streets, each designated community structures their own local Main Street organization. This may be a new organization or an extension of an existing merchant or community organization.
Baltimore Main Streets is a great place to do business! Baltimore Main Streets provides customized support and public resources to designated neighborhood business districts. Each Main Street organization works on a comprehensive strategy tailored to local needs and opportunities. This public-private partnership effectively leverages private investment and confidence in the commercial real estate market, and spurs economic activity in areas that were thought to be beyond repair. Our track record proves that this model is helping to stabilize Baltimore's neighborhood business districts.
Baltimore Main Streets while housed at BDC is a program of The Mayor’s Office. Baltimore Main Streets provides Pigtown Main Street with its designation, some operating funds as well as technical help working with the City and with economic development.
Pigtown Main Street Board of Directors and Officers
Board Members
Board Members
Executive Director: Daryl Landy
- President: Marco McMillian
- Vice President: Vacant
- Treasurer: Rob Dickerson
- Secretary: Rob Dickerson
- Member: Bill Reuter
- Member: Edward Jeffery
