28th Annual Hip Hop Festival
$5 per person, $10 per family suggested donation.Children’s programs attend for free! Contact ayee@agassiz.org for more information.
$5 per person, $10 per family suggested donation.Children’s programs attend for free! Contact ayee@agassiz.org for more information.
Maud’s Handmade Market is our bi-annual artist market where you can shop handmade goods made by our staff and adult students! Find a unique gift for Mother’s Day, support local artists PLUS enjoy some live music by Milo Proscia, and a screenprinting demonstration by our adult printmaking instructor Nicole Stone. Schedule of Events Friday, May […]
Maria L. Baldwin Community Center's office and programs are closed on Monday, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day.
The 2026-27 afterschool lottery will begin on Monday, June 29th and close on Monday, July 6th. You can join the lottery online at any point in that time period. More details, including tuition rates, will be shared soon.
Families who are registered for 1st-8th grade afterschool programs (both choice-based and arts-based) are invited to join us for an open house on Tuesday, September 1st from 3-5 PM. Meet your teachers and learn more about our programs! For 1st-5th choice-based afterschool: Open House at the Baldwin School (85 Oxford Street) For 1st-8th grade arts-based […]
Families who are registered for the Kindergarten afterschool program are invited to join us for an open house on Thursday, September 2nd from 3-5 PM. Meet your teachers and learn more about our programs!
Our office and programs are closed all day on Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor Day
Adults age 55 and older - join us in the backyard of Maria L. Baldwin Community Center for an open house potluck! Come meet your neighbors and age-mates, and learn more about the Living Well Network. Sign up to attend
Why don't we feel proud of getting older? Why does it feel scary? We're bombarded with negative messages: "It's sad to be old. Wrinkles are ugly. Old people are useless." The fear and anxiety we feel has a name: ageism — the judging, stereotyping, and discrimination directed at older people. It's prejudice, and it's harmful. […]