Video: A Trip to Baltimore's Oldest Markets

Jenny O'GradyJune 30, 2017Discovery

Want to learn more about how Kate Drabinski’s summer course is exploring food justice in Baltimore? UMBC Magazine’s Jenny O’Grady tagged along for a recent walking tour, exploring local historic food markets and a community garden.

Learn more about UMBC’s Summer Session here.

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