Art Bike Racks Online Survey open now
Community Meeting Nov 17 at 5pm
The Crisfield Arts and Entertainment District Project will be applying for a $20,000 Public Art Across Maryland (PAAM) New Artworks Grant through the Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC) to implement three bike rack designs selected through a 2020 MSAC PAMM Planning grant.

The public is invited to participate in an online survey for input on potential locations for the bike racks. The survey is available at crisfieldarts.org/bike-rack-design or click here for the direct link. This survey will close at 4 pm Nov 17.

If you would prefer to comment in person, a community meeting will be held Wednesday, November 17, 2021 at 5 pm at the Corbin Studio & Gallery, 4 E Main St in Crisfield for public input on locations bike racks. Please RSVP to jmerritt@crisfieldcityhall.com.

The selected designs are:
1. Jim Macko- Crisfield the Playground of the Eastern Shore
2. Christina Holden - Daily Catch
3. Evelyn Brumwell - Honoring Crisfield Waterman Abstract Image of Oyster Tongs/Oyster Rakes
Jim Macko- Crisfield the Playground of the Eastern Shore

Christina Holden - Daily Catch
Evelyn Brumwell - Honoring Crisfield Waterman Abstract Image of Oyster Tongs/Oyster Rakes
About the Crisfield Arts & Entertainment District Project

The non-profit Crisfield Arts & Entertainment District (CAED) Project is the State recognized entity for the management of the Crisfield Arts & Entertainment District. Maryland’s Arts & Entertainment (A&E) Districts help develop and promote community involvement, tourism, and revitalization through tax-related incentives that attract artists, arts organizations, and other creative enterprises to towns and cities across the State.