Question 1

Is Baltimore Community Commons (BCC) a nonprofit?

Accepted Answer

It is a program of a nonprofit 501(c)(3) public charity called Community Ventures.

Question 2

Who owns The Mulberry (the building where BCC is housed)?

Accepted Answer

The Mulberry is owned by a for-profit limited liability company called  Opportunity Main Street, LLC. Opportunity Main Street, LLC is owned by more than 20 investors, many of whom are Baltimore residents.

Question 3

When will The Mulberry open to the public?

Accepted Answer

We hope to open in early to mid 2026.

Question 4

How do you become a member of Baltimore Community Commons?

Accepted Answer

Fill out this application form. At this time, membership is free to qualified applicants.

Question 5

Do you have to be a member of BCC to attend events at The Mulberry?

Accepted Answer

Most events will be open to the public, but there will be some members-only events and members will get discounts on any entrance charges.

Question 6

What are the benefits of membership in BCC?

Accepted Answer

Benefits will include discounts on goods and services at The Mulberry and admission to members-only events.

Question 7

What are the requirements for membership?

Accepted Answer

Live, work, or be a frequent visitor to the Baltimore area
Interested in participating in activities at The Mulberry
Agree to our Code of Conduct

Question 8

My organization needs a place to meet or hold an event – will we be able to  use The Mulberry?

Accepted Answer

We plan to offer free or low-cost meeting and event space for local organizations whose missions align with ours. Generally, we ask that all meetings and events held at The Mulberry be open to the general public. Members in good standing will receive first priority for using the space. As we get closer to opening, we will be providing a more detailed policy on the use of the space.

Question 9

How does the timebanking initiative fit into BCC?

Accepted Answer

Baltimore’s timebanking network is called LetsBmore and members have been actively involved and engaging in exchanges for years. The Baltimore Community Commons, by providing devoted staff and a place to meet, will work with LetsBmore to grow the network and spread timebanking to more people throughout greater Baltimore.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Baltimore Community Commons (BCC) a nonprofit?

Who owns The Mulberry (the building where BCC is housed)?

When will The Mulberry open to the public?

How do you become a member of Baltimore Community Commons?

Do you have to be a member of BCC to attend events at The Mulberry?

What are the benefits of membership in BCC?

What are the requirements for membership?

My organization needs a place to meet or hold an event – will we be able to use The Mulberry?

How does the timebanking initiative fit into BCC?

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