The Community collection is a series of short films capturing life across Baltimore through lived experience and observation. These films document events, traditions, and everyday moments—from neighborhood gatherings to citywide celebrations—offering a personal view of the people and places that shape the city.
From locations like Druid Hill Park and Mondawmin Mall to events such as the Morgan State Homecoming Parade and the Preakness Stakes, this collection reflects the range and character of Baltimore as experienced through its communities.
Community
A Baltimore Christmas Story
A personal reflection on Christmas in Baltimore, shaped by tradition, family, and time.
Day of Hope
A quiet look at a community coming together in the days following the death of Freddie Gray.
Easter Sunday
A glimpse into Easter Sunday as it was experienced growing up in Baltimore during the 1970s.
Abu The Flutemaker
A portrait of a Baltimore craftsman creating music from unexpected materials and community tradition.
Those Summer Days
A spontaneous film documenting one summer day in the life of Baltimore’s most historic park.
Carnival Comes to Park Circle
A look at the Caribbean parade as it moves through a neighborhood rooted in personal history.
A Mondawmin Christmas
A glimpse into a holiday tradition centered around the Santa experience at Mondawmin Mall.
Saturday @ The State Fair
A look at a summer tradition marking the close of the season and the return to school.
Part of the ongoing RockRose Stories archive documenting Baltimore through film.