Roosevelt Recreation Center provides a plethora of activities ranging from dance classes to a homework hour. The center is also home to a skatepark. The center has been an integral part of the Hampden neighborhood since it was built at the turn of the century.
The Hampden Family Center is located in the heart of Hampden, right on the "Avenue." The center has been serving the Hampden community through its various programs since 1985. It offers programs for children, adults and seniors.
Baltimore Clayworks, located next to the Enoch Pratt Free Library (branch 21), is a nonprofit organization that aims to build community through art. The beautiful building is home to workshops, classes, community meetings, art exhibits and artist-run community service programs. Studios and kilns are available for artists' use, and all the classes are offered at low or no cost. The building can also be rented for private parties. The organization is very active within the community and hosts many interesting and inspiring events, so be sure to check the calendar regularly to see what it has in the (clay)works.
Wide Angle Youth Media is located just off of North Howard Street. This non-profit organization provides local teens with the opportunity to explore media education and share their personal stories through their community. The organization also sponsors the annual Youth Media Festival, with various themes such as "Who Are You?", in which students share their strategies for overcoming stereotypes.