Fall 2026 Newsletter
In This Issue
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Neighborhood Committees
- Membership Committee
- Yearly Report - Great News
- Reach Out to Neighbors
- Public Safety Tips & Crime Data
- Crime Comparison 2025 vs 2026
- Ways to Make Neighborhood Safer
- Greens Committee
- Neighborhood Gardens Updates
- Tree Stewards' Work
- Streets Committee
- Tuscany Road
- Stony Run Walking Path
- Calvert School Report
- Covenant Expired June 2026
- Calvert Liaison Committee Updates
- Water Main Break in Front of Calvert School
- New TCNA Webpage
- Newsletter and Website
- About the Neighborhood Website Updates
- New Pages: Housing Options, JHU Page, Calvert School Page
- RPP Renewal, Ad Hoc Committee
- Decision about virtual or paper RPP for 2027-2028
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Events Committee
- Fall Meet-up event
- Join the Events Committee
News In and Around Tuscany-Canterbury
- General Election Voting Information
- Water Replacement Project and Road Repaving
- Street Lights
- Clogged Storm Drains
- Leaves
- Neighborhood Dumpster Information
- Paper Shredding Information
- Other Work in the Neighborhood
- Sisson Street: What's Happening
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TCNA Spotlight: People, Places, Events
- Linda Varsou
- Covenant Committee
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Brandon Eilertson
Johns Hopkins University
- Early Learning Center
- The Academy, 3700 N Charles Street
- Agora Institute
- JHU Ranks #9
- New TCNA webpage
Restaurants In Tuscany-Canterbury: Updates
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Hopkins Market - 10% discount & Specials every day
Home & Condo Sale Prices, Active and Sold Listings
Events In and Around Tuscany-Canterbury
TCNA Photo Galleries: Fall and Halloween
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Support Tuscany-Canterbury
We are pleased to announce that we exceeded our $10,000 membership dues for FY ’26 by $790. That is a first!!! Thanks to everyone who renewed their dues and to all our new members.
During the period of July 1, 2025-June 30, 2026, we had 26 new households join the TCNA, which is an astounding number compared to the previous fiscal year, during which we got 16 new members.
Thank you all for your support of the TCNA!!
Unfortunately, we don’t always know when new folks move into the neighborhood. To help us reach out to new residents, we’d like to ask you to let us know if you have a new next-door neighbor or if someone has moved in down the street or into your building. Send us an email at presidentTCNA@gmail.com with the address (and name(s) if you have it/them) and we will reach out with a warm welcome!
Pat Hawthorne, Membership Committee Chair
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Neighborhood Dumpster
October 10
Tuscany Road at Canterbury
TCNA Fall Meet-Up
October 21
Ambassador Dining Room
TCNA Board Meetings
Updates with agendas will be posted on the TCNA website prior to the meeting.
- January 20, 2027
- March 17, 2027
- May 19, 2027
TCNA General Meetings
- November 18, 2026
- June 19, 2027 - Meeting and Cook-out
Baltimore DPW Shred Event (Free)
More information in Events Section
- Saturday, October 3, 2026
- Sunday, November 1, 2026
ALERT: Baltimore Marathon, October 17
33rd Street and south will be closed most of the day.
See map in Events Section with additional information.
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Tuscany-Canterbury Public Safety Updates
Garth Thompson, Chair of TCNA Public Safety Committee
Jack Boyson
| | Tuscany-Canterbury (with 4000 residents and 1800 homes and condos/ apartments) is one of the safest neighborhoods in Baltimore. C. See tips below to help keep Tuscany-Canterbury safe. | | |
Northern District Police
Fall Safety Suggestions and Tips
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Remove anything visible from your car whenever and wherever you park your car.
- Always lock your car and check it to make sure it's locked.
- Install motion lights where the area is dark.
- Report any broken street lights to 311 as soon as possible.
- Keep front lights on your home or building throughout the night.
CALL 911 if you see something happening. Police will respond.
CALL 311 to report the crime if the crime already happened.
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August 2026
Police warn of new threat
Baltimore Police commanders are cautioning residents about keeping their car keys far from their front doors to avoid falling victim to a growing national trend that is now hitting Charm City.
Key fob cloning and other forms of theft using electronic devices are the latest developments in a decades-long technological arms race between car thieves, auto manufacturers, and police.
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Greens Committee
Eric Elton and Patrick Mutch, Committee Co-Chairs
Board Member of Friends of Stony Run: Eric Elton
| | | | TCNA has adopted public spaces and created four neighborhood gardens. With the help of TCNA volunteers and contracted services with Mark Pratt, the gardens will be groomed in the fall. The entrance area of the Stony Run Pedestrian Bridge has been cleared and will be replanted before winter. | | |
Many neighbors walk around our beautiful neighborhood every day. We hope you will enjoy the four gardens which TCNA maintains.
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Tuscany-Canterbury
Tree Stewards
Pat Hawthorne, chair
GOAL: To keep Tuscany-Canterbury green and tree-healthy
| | | | Baltimore's goal is to reach a 40% tree canopy by 2037. We’ve already achieved that, as Tuscany-Canterbury is at 40.6%. We can still do better to plant and save more trees. | | | |
We are please to announce that Tuscany-Canterbury will be receiving another new tree this fall in front of 3902 Canterbury Road thanks to the Forestry Division of the Baltimore Department of Recreation and Parks and T-C neighbor Fred Chalfant. The residents at 3902 have agreed to water and care for the tree during its first two years.
We are looking for opportunities to plant additional trees where previous trees have been cut down or damaged or where there are significant gaps in our tree canopy. Our focus is on the grassy public areas between the sidewalks and curbs. If you know of a candidate spot, send us an e-mail to presidentTCNA@gmail.com. The next chance for new plantings will be early spring.
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Streets Committee
Brandon Eilertson, chair
turns the leadership to Jon Roberts
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Updates: Stony Run Walking Path, Tuscany Road, Canterbury & Highfield
The progress on the Linkwood Road path completion has been minimal. Sandy Sparks from the Friends of Stony Run has been coordinating with City DOT and DPW, and RK&K, the planning contractor on the project, to assess Linkwood Road from the stream side to the sidewalk edge, to see where the trail can be placed safely. This will require engineering studies arranged by RK&K.
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The plan for improvements to Tuscany Road is 90% complete. City DOT needs one last round of review for approval. Once approved, DOT is tracking to have plans completed this Fall. The implementation schedule will vary.
Once plan approval occurs, this project will enter the existing job queue. The projects/ jobs are installed by chronological order. We have also requested a few small changes to road markings and the 'no parking' area on Canterbury and Highfield.
| | The new head of the Streets Committee is Jon Roberts of Cloverhill Road, where he lives with his wife Jill and his son Owen. If you have an questions or want to get involved with the Streets Committee, click here. | | |
Calvert School
- Calvert School Covenant Committee
- Calvert School Report: Amy Mutch
- Calvert School Page on TCNA Website
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Calvert School Covenant
September 2026
The 2002 TCNA-Calvert School covenant expired in June 2026. The TCNA Covenant Committee worked for the past two years to reach an agreement with Calvert for a new covenant. No agreement was reached. Information was provided to Tuscany-Canterbury in the August TCNA Update from the TCNA Board.
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Calvert School Report
September 2026
The TCNA-approved committee met on August 27, 2026 for the benefit of ongoing communication between Calvert leadership and the neighborhood. Calvert informed us that the school day was lengthened by 10 minutes, making a slight adjustment to the pickup time to 2:55. This was communicated to the parents of the Roland Park Public School, to determine if the bus drop off on Canterbury at Highfield could be impacted. Consensus was that the timing would not be in conflict.
The Calvert student enrollment is unchanged, and more students are in aftercare. A Roland Park parent agreed to notify the committee should any issues arise. So far so good. Calvert also shared notification by BGE of additional tree trimming along the alley of Tuscany Court this fall.
General maintenance and landscaping of the Tuscany and Stoneyford banks were discussed. A follow-up email about the invasive ivy growing extensively up the trees on Stoneyford was sent, after a neighbor expressed concern.
Carpools am and pm are always on the agenda, with neighbors monitoring to report extensive backups. Every employee of Calvert has off-street parking. Please inform the committee with a picture, if possible, if you witness an employee parking on the neighborhood streets.
Our in-person meetings are quarterly. However, we recognize the value of ongoing communications with Calvert School as issues arise, so please send the committee concerns, as we do pass them along.
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Amy Mutch
Calvert Liaison Committee Chair
Committee members: Arna Margolis, Kathleen Robinson, Steve Frazier, Ferd Latrobe, Andrew Holmgren, Headmaster, Tom Travers, CFO of Calvert School
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Water Main Break 100 block of Tuscany Road
During July, the Calvert Lower School experienced a potable water main break in front of its entrance. Potable water flowed down the curb from in front of the campus all the way down to the drain at the corner of Stoneyford and Tuscany.
Neighbors and TCNA reported the break to 311. Unfortunately, DPW took over one month to complete the necessary repairs, including several days when the summer educational programs were canceled. The repaiar was possible because Calvert, Councilwoman Ramos, and TCNA worked in close coordination.
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Calvert School is an important part of the Tuscany-Canterbury neighborhood. There is a separate page for updates and information about Calvert School on our website.
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Residential Permit Parking (RPP)
Ad-hoc Committee
Sharon Dlhosh, Chair
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NOTICE TO Area 21 Residential Permit Parkers (RPP)!!!
At the September TCNA Board meeting, a RPP Ad-hoc Committee was formed to explore a transition from paper-based to virtual permits, starting in June 2027. If you live on an RPP block, and would like to join, please call Sharon Dlhosh (410) 624-6460 or email rpptcna@gmail.com.
The RPP Ad-hoc Committee will send out regular updates to the residents on RPP blocks. More information about virtual permits is on the TCNA website. Please let us know your questions and thoughts!
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Newsletter and Website Committee
Linda Eberhart, Coordinator, Julie Wateson, Interim Webmaster, John Robinson, Photographer
Other members: Ann Finkeiner, Karen Bombberger, numerous members of TCNA provide material on a regular basis.
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The TCNA website has been updated during the past year. There are many new pages and updates to the existing pages. The TCNA website is divided into three sections, About the Neighborhood, News and Projects, and Neighborhood Association. There are two goals of the webside. One is for the thousands of visitors throughout the country and world who view our website yearly see our great neighborhood in words and pictures. The other goal is to provide information that our neighbors find useful and informative.
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The History section details the history of each apartment and condo building, in addition to the residential housing areas of the neighborhood. A mini-photo gallery has been added to each. If you have photos or additional information that can be added to your building or area, please send them to us.
The Image Galleries topics containing hundreds of photos over the past several years. The galleries give unique views of our amazing neighborhood. They are the most clicked-on page of the website.
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Events Committee
Josh Cohen, Chair
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Fall TCNA Meet-up
October 21
Ambassador Dining Room
3811 Canterbury Road
More information will be sent to you prior to the event.
TCNA held their first Meet-up in February 2025. It was a great success. More people attended than were ever expected. Get involved, to again make it a great event for the neighborhood.
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The TCNA board would like to have three events this year and need volunteers to plan, organize, and help at the events. If you are interested, please let us know.
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In and Around Tuscany-Canterbury
Questions, Comments, Messages
The
If you see a problem, have a question, or want to help, let TCNA know.
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| | General Election 2026: Important Dates | | |
EARLY VOTING
- Begins October 22, 2026
- Ends October 29, 2026
GENERAL ELECTION DAY
- November 3, 2026 7AM-8PM
- Mail-in ballots must be postmarked by November 3 (Don't wait. Mail them early!)
- Drop box ballots must be deposited by 8PM on November 3
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STREET LIGHTS
Fall Updates: Lights Out
Ridgemede Elbow
Linkwood at Ridgemede (Park side)
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City Police advises TCNA that lighting at night is the best way to help deter crime. This includes:
- Working street lights
- Lights on your house or building throughout the night
- Motion lights where it is dark at night
This summer there were numerous street light outages. TCNA learned some ways to get the problem fixed more quickly.
You can always call or email 311 to report a light problem. It's the quickest way for you to report the problem, but not always the fastest wayto get it repaired.
CALL BGE DIRECTLY 1-800-685-0123 and do not call 311.
More information about street lights
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Water Pipes Replacements & Street Repaving
Stoneyford Road, Stony Run Lane, Linkwood Road, 200 block Tuscany Road
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Almost Done
There are still a few things that need to be done. Some roads need, a few sidewalks need to be repaired. This work should be done by winter.
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For many years old water pipes burst, flooding roads and garages, and neighbors had no water or low water pressure several times a year. Councilperson Odette Ramos convinced the City to make this a priority because hundreds of miles of water pipes throughout the City need to be replaced.
From November 2025 to March 2026, the hundred-year-old water pipes were replaced. Two months during the summer of 2026 the roads were repaved. Thank you to Department of Public Works and Civic Construction, who provided daily updates to TCNA and neighbors.
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Clogged Storm Drains
It's time for our annual reminder that we all need to do our part to keep curbs and drains free of debris. Recent heavy rainfall has washed sticks, leaves, soil, and sand from our beautifully landscaped yards and green spaces into the streets. Clogged storm drains can cause water to pond on our streets and flood basements in the houses and buildings at low points.
| | | This storm drain at Canterbury at 39th Street usually needs to be cleared. For most of the other drains in Tuscany-Canterbury, homeowners or building personnel take responsibility to keep them clear. PLEASE HELP!! | | |
Yard Waste Reminders
DO NOT SWEEP LEAVES INTO THE STREET
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From the City Public Works Department, please remember the following:
- Put your yard waste out on your regular Tuesday trash collection day.
- Put it at the same place where you put out your trash.
- Put yard waste in plastic bags (preferably clear or labeled bags), paper bags, or bundle it.
- Limit yard waste to 5 bags per collection.
- Tree branches larger than 4 inches in diameter or longer than 3 feet will not be collected.
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Alley Next to Tuscany Court: Electric Line
Branches and vines on the electric pole and wires running on the Calvert Woods adjacent to the alley along Tuscany Court were dangerous to neighbors and homes in the event of a strong storm. Numerous calls from neighbors to BGE and requests for help to Calvert school did not solve the problem. TCNA made calls to BGE which finally removed some, but not all, branches and vines from the electric pole and electric line. BGE plans to return, to finish removing the rest of the branches from the electric lines.
| | Before: Years trying to get electric wires cleared. | | BGE at work. Two truck loads of branches were removed. | | After: Pole is clear but more work needs to be done. | |
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October 10
Tuscany at Canterbury
(Last one until the Spring)
| Actual photo of TCNA neighborhood dumpster | |
Baltimore City Pitch-in Neighborhood Dumpster Available
Baltimore City allows each neighborhood to schedule a dumpster four times each year. Anyone in the neighborhood may use the dumpster.
It is delivered in the morning and is available for four hours. Please place your materials inside the dumpster.
Sam Park is the TCNA neighbor who coordinates this effort. Thank you, Sam
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ALLOWED
- Household trash
- Furniture
- Cans
- Glass
- Plastics
- Cardboard
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NOT ALLOWED
- No paint, solvents, gasoline, pesticides
- No yard waste (i.e. trees, tree parts, etc.)
- No mercury thermometers, florescent light bulbs
- No propane tanks, fire extinguishers, helium tanks
- No construction debris: wood, flooring, cement, bricks, sheetrock, wall materials, concrete, roofing
- No refrigerators, freezers, ovens, washing machines
- No hazardous substance
- No metal (should be recycled)
- No motorized or non-motorized vehicles, automotive waste or parts (i.e. mopeds, bicycles, or motorcycles)
| | The items that are not allowed in the neighborhood dumpster can be taken to the 2840 Sisson Street site Monday to Saturday. Hazardous Waste Collection is the first weekend of each month till October. | | | | |
Saturday, October 3, 2026
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Vanguard Collegiate Middle School (Parking lot at Moravia Rd. & Sinclair Lane)
Sunday, November 1, 2026
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Public Safety Training Center (Parking lot at Manhattan Ave. & Clover Rd.)
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- Limit: Up to two 32-gallon bags of paper documents per participant.
- Accepted: Paper documents only.
- Prohibited: No cardboard, plastic, or trash.
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Requirement: Drive-through, residential-only event (no commercial vehicles)
| | Sisson Street Bulk Trash Recycling Facility | | September 2026: Mayor Scott accepts the Sisson Street Task Force's recommendations about closing the popular bulk trash recycling facility in Remington. The report charted a path that the city could follow to free up the property for development, but only after the seven conditions are met, and acknowledging that that will take some time. | | | |
Spotlight:
TCNA Neighbors, Places, Events
Let us know about anything that should be featured. Email: PresidentTCNA@gmail.com
| | | | Special thanks to everyone in Tuscany-Canterbury who keeps our neighborhood a wonderful treasure and a great place to live and enjoy. Below are a few neighbors who volunteered their time in the past years. | | |
Linda Varsou
A special thanks to Linda and her son, who live in the Colonnade. They spend time each week working to keep Linkwood Park between Ridgemede and Tuscany Road free from fallen branches, as well as removing ivy from trees. The City then removes the branches. This provides a great path through the park, provides places for children and adults to play, picnic, and enjoy. Linda and her son have been doing this for many years. Thank you for making the park a better place for all of us.
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Thank YOU!!! TCNA Covenant Committee
The Covenant Committee had representatives from all the associations in Tuscany-Canterbury who had previous covenants with Calvert School. The TCNA representatives are:
- Pat Hawthorne, Co-chair (Gardens of Guilford)
- Mike Travieso, Chair (TLCC)
- Luci Davis (Ridgemede/Ridgewood Condo)
- Eric Elton (Cloverhill Road)
- Julia Frazier (Canterbury Road)
- Ferd Latrobe (Canterbury Road)
- Fred Lazarus (Ridgemede Road)
- Arna Margolis (TLCC)
- Amy Mutch (Tuscany Road)
They worked together for two years with Calvert School to try to create a fair covenant for both the neighborhood and Calvert School. The neighborhood association approved various drafts, but the Calvert Board of Trustees would not agree to any covenant.
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Brandon Eilertson, Street Committee Chair
Brandon will be turning the leadership of the Streets committee over to Jon Roberts.
Completed Street Projects
- Creating a pilot traffic pattern for University Parkway
- Calming of 39th Street
- Coordinating with the City to replace the hundred-year old water pipes on a number of streets
Projects in Progress
- Stony Run Walking Path between the two pedestrian bridges along Linkwood Road
- Tuscany Road traffic
- Intersection of Tuscany Road and Canterbury
- Highfield Road at Charles Street
Brandon has helped make Tuscany-Canterbury a better place to walk, bike, and drive. THANK YOU.
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- Early Learning Center (2024-2026)
- The Academy, 3700 N Charles Street
- SNF Agora Institute (2021-2026)
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JHU #9 in Nation
- JHU page on TCNA website
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Early Learning Center
University Pkwy & San Martin Drive
Opened August 31, 2026
Several TCNA board members toured the new facility. Click on the link to see pictures and more information.
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The Academy, 3700 N Charles Street
JHU bought The Academy in 2024, to be used for student housing. The first residence hall on the JHU campus from the 1920’s is being replaced. Sophomores who would have lived on campus in that building are now in The Academy.
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JHU Residence Hall, Charles Street, South of University Parkway
The other three residence halls will eventually be replaced.
| | The Academy 3700 N Charles Street. This is the first building that JHU has purchased in the Tuscany-Canterbury neighborhood. | | | | | |
July 2026
SNF Agora Institute
Faculty and Staff moved into their new home at Hopkins.
More Information
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Johns Hopkins No. 9 in 'U.S. News' Best Colleges rankings
The university is recognized for academic and teaching excellence as well as for value, innovation, and undergraduate research; JHU retains No. 1 ranking in biomedical engineering.
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JHU Page on TCNA Website
The TCNA newsletters usually have updates about events at the University. This information will be available on a separate page on the TCNA website, so that it will be convenient to see what's happening at the University which might be of interest to neighbors in Tuscany-Canterbury.
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Restaurants
In and Around
Tuscany-Canterbury
Maureen LaPorta, TCNA Restaurant Liaison
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One World Cafe
Wednesday-Friday, 10 AM - 8 PM
Saturday, 9 AM - 8 PM
Sunday, 9 AM -4 PM
Happy Hour every weekday
3 - 6 PM, with discounted beer and mixed drinks
| | | Specials: Wednesdays: Bean quesadilla or burritos $9.09. Soup and burger specials every day. Brunch specials: every Saturday and Sunday. | | |
A diverse menu with options for breakfast, small plates, and entrees.
Breakfast menu includes classic items like Egg Benedict and Crab Benedict, alongside more unique offerings like Maryland Crab Omelet and Alizee French Toast.
Small plates range from Rockfish Tacos to Short Rib Poutine, while entrees feature dishes like Fish and Chips, Braised Short Ribs, and a variety of seafood and steak options.
Hours Daily: 7 AM-10 AM and 2 PM -10 PM
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Orders Online
20% off for online orders
Use Promo Code: SAVE
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Restaurant Hours
Tue - Sun: 11 AM - 10 PM
Mon: 5 PM -10 PM
Buffet Hours:
Tue - Sun: 11 AM - 2:30 PM
Happy Hour Specials
Monday - Thursday 5-9 PM
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Happy Hour 5 PM - 6 PM
Every night except for Saturday; Closed Mondays
| | Cypriana has a birthday special. Go to the website and register online for a free chef's choice dessert when you dine at Cypriana for your birthday. | | |
Hours: 8 AM- 5 PM
Closed Tuesdays
| | | Coconut cake is a speciality that is available on occasion. Tiramisu and almond croissants are their most popular items. 443-708-8108. | | | |
Hopkins Market
The specials below are for Tuscany-Canterbury Neighbors
(Show this newsletter when you check out for the discounts.)
10% OFF on anything
Monday Special
Buy one hoagie, get 20% OFF on 2nd.
Tuesday Special
Buy one pizza, get 30% OFF on 2nd pizza.
Fridays and Saturdays (5 to 10pm)
Free tasting of wine, liquor and beer. During these hours, if you buy any of those products, you will get 50% OFF on any pizza.
Sunday Special
10 pieces wings for just $9.99.
Monday-Thursday: 7 AM – 11 PM Friday & Saturday: 7 AM – 12 AM
Order online. Call: (443) 438-6964
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Read more about all the local restaurants in Tuscany-Canterbury. We provide this information free because we appreciate them in the neighborhood and want to support them.
TCNA restaurant web page
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Tuscany Canterbury Homes & Condos
Sold Prices, Active Listings, Under Contract
Active means currently on the market. .
Closed means the property has sold and no longer for sale.
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Thanks to TCNA member, neighbor, and realtor, Julia Frazier, who provides this information.
Note: The information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.
Source: This information is gathered from BRIGHT MLS, Inc and is provided courtesy of Julia Martin Frazier of Monument Sotheby's International Realty, Realtor for the Sales, 42 Village Square, MD, Cell: (410) 908-1760; Office: (443)708-7074 email: julia@monumentsothebysrealty.com
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Events In and Around
Tuscany-Canterbury
If you have an event that you would like included in the newsletter, send information to presidentTCNA@gmail.com the month before the event.
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2025 Hazardous Waste Collection
2840 Sisson Street
October 3 and 4
9 AM - 5 PM
Last one till spring 2026
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Latino Cultural Festival
Free
October 10 and October 11
11:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Patterson Park
2601 East Baltimore Street
Now in its eighth year, this free, family-friendly festival brings more than 20,000 attendees together to celebrate the richness, diversity, and unity of Latino culture in Maryland. Guests can enjoy live music and traditional performances from across Latin America and the Caribbean, authentic cuisine from more than 50 local vendors, artisan marketplaces, cultural exhibits, a dedicated kids’ zone, and a vibrant parade highlighting Latino heritage. Organized by the Latino Providers Network, this signature event continues to grow as the largest gathering of its kind in the Baltimore region — a true celebration of community, tradition, and pride.
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Baltimore Running Festival
October 17
Full Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K, 5K
7-hour time limit from the 8:00 AM start
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32nd Street Farmers Market
7 AM–12 noon
Every Saturday, year round
Intersection of 32nd and Barclay Streets in Waverly
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OCT 4, 2026 3:30 PM
BRANDON WOODY’S UPENDO
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OCT 25, 2026 3:30 PM
AWADAGIN PRATT, PIANO
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NOV 22, 2026 3:30 PM
MARINA PICCININI, FLUTE
JUSTIN TAYLOR, HARPSICHORD
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NOV 29, 2026 3:30PM
MUSICIANS OF THE BALTIMORE SYMPHONY
| | | Step into a world shaped by memory, family, and the enduring power of connection. In Come Home with Me, acclaimed Baltimore artist Jerrell Gibbs presents approximately 35 new paintings inspired by the people, places, and experiences that have defined his life. | |
Baltimore Heritage
Keswick, Multi-care Center
| | Before it was called Keswick, the multi-care center located near the Rotunda in Hampden was called the Home for the Incurables. And before it moved to its current location, it was located in a building on 21st St and Guilford Ave. Join us today to learn how this facility has helped Baltimoreans for over 140 years and continues to do so. | | |
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Travelogue
The Woman's Club of Roland Park
4500 Roland Avenue
February 7, 2027
2 to 4 PM
Free and open to the public
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Tuscany-Canterbury Summer 2026 | | | | John Hopkins sent a picture of a night heron he saw from the small pedestrian bridge over the Stony Run at Ridgemede Road. Blue herons have also been sighted. | | | Hanna send this picture of the deer behind the Calvert School fence on Tuscany Road. No worries, the deer can go out on the Warrington Road side. A large number of deer have been sighted this summer. | | | |
Special thanks to our neighbor, John Robinson, who provides most of the photos in the newsletter and on the TCNA website. We also appreciate others who send in pictures for our newsletter and website.
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| | A great way to get to know your neighbors and neighborhood is to volunteer. Click here to see the committees and your neighbors who are involved with TCNA. | | | | Learn more about Tuscany-Canterbury | | |
Boundaries of Tuscany-Canterbury
North of University Parkway between Charles Street and Linkwood Road.
South of Warrington and Overhill Roads between Charles Street and Linkwood Road.
West side of Charles Street.
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