10 Years of Innovating in Station North
First, we must acknowledge that our space is on stolen land from the Piscataway and Susquehannock communities. We also acknowledge that our neighborhood continues to recover from the negative impacts of Redlining in Baltimore City, which you can learn more about at the Undesigning the Redline exhibit permanently hosted at Impact Hub Baltimore.
Our space is located in the historic Centre Theater, which was transformed from the largest vacant building in Station North into a bright and bustling space at the heart of the city. We are honored to be a part of it and to have some great neighbors.
Our neighbors in the building include the Johns Hopkins and MICA Film Programs, Baltimore Jewelry Center, Sparkypants Studios, and the Center for Neighborhoods–Central Baltimore Partnership, Jubilee Baltimore, Telesis, and Neighborhood Housing Services.
We are just blocks away from the Mobtown Cafe, Charles Theater, MICA Graduate Center, Baltimore Design School, Baltimore Print Studio, Station North Tool Library, Station North Arts Café, Baltimore City Schools office, The Walbert offices, Baltimore Bicycle Works, Red Emma’s, as well as dozens of businesses, restaurants, bars, parks, and creative spaces around the neighborhood.
Key partners and resources will be right at your fingertips.
Baltimore Public Transportation
From our central location in Station North, you can connect across the city and region.
Amtrak, MARC trains, Light Rail, MTA Bus Lines, the Circulator, JHU Shuttle, and networks of bike lanes are right outside our door.
Parking
There is ample parking surrounding Impact Hub Baltimore. You can find free street parking, metered spots, and paid lots surrounding our location mapped out below.
Please pay attention for street cleaning and other signs.