Neighborhood
Hollins Market
Hollins Market combines a historic public-market building, a current mix of food stalls and a surrounding neighborhood connected through the Southwest Partnership.
Understand the market’s place in the neighborhood
Baltimore Heritage’s market history describes the market’s conception in 1835 and its expansion into the Italianate building in 1864. The building at 26 South Arlington Avenue is a concrete anchor for the surrounding neighborhood, with different eras visible in its development. An exterior look at the building and a food-shopping visit offer complementary ways to experience the place.
Choose the stall before the trip
The current market directory lists fresh and prepared seafood, poultry, produce, pantry goods and prepared meals. Check the particular vendor you need when planning an errand, since a market contains several independently operated businesses. The site also provides a leasing inquiry route for entrepreneurs interested in learning about a stall.
Connect with the surrounding community
The Southwest Partnership neighborhood page provides a route to local association activity beyond the market building. Use the current calendar or organizer for a meeting, cleanup or other gathering. A visit can then connect a specific food stop with the people working on the wider neighborhood’s streets and shared spaces.