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Graw Alley Interactive Artist Park at Harmer's Town Art Center (HTAC)

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Graw Alley Park

About Graw Alley Artist Park

A Celebration of History & Local Art

Graw Alley, the interactive art park component of Harmer’s Town Art Center, officially opened to the public in October 2023. 

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The one-acre space is home to the three dozen building-sized murals as well as several public art sculptures, all commissioned by local artists.

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Graw Alley at Harmer's Town

Our Humble Beginnings

​The one-acre space - a private alley donated to Harmer’s Town Art Center, Inc. and named in recognition of the former horse racing track that operated in the city for over 40 years until the early 1950’s - was transformed from an underused alley into a park with landscaped pathways, artistic sculptures, outdoor seating, and a series of vivid murals leading visitors on a tour through Havre de Grace history. 

Directions & Hours of Operation

Open daily from dawn until dusk.
 

From I-95

Take Exit 89 (MD-155/Havre de Grace) and follow MD-155 east toward Havre de Grace for about 2 miles. Turn right onto Ontario Street, then left onto Juniata Street, and continue until you reach Market Street downtown. Graw Alley is easily accessible from Market Street, Bourbon Street, or Congress Avenue at the entrance to Hutchins Park. Public parking is available nearby along Market Street and in the Hutchins Park lot.

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From Route 40

Head east or west on US-40 toward Havre de Grace, then turn onto Otsego Street and continue straight across the bridge into town. Turn left onto Union Avenue, then right onto Market Street. You’ll find Graw Alley nestled between Market Street, Bourbon Street, and Congress Avenue, just steps from Hutchins Park and the waterfront. Parking is available on surrounding streets and at nearby public lots.

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More About Havre de  Grace, Maryland

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Recognized as the cultural arts center of the Upper Chesapeake Bay region of Maryland, Havre de Grace is home to a half-dozen renowned museums, a restored theater and opera house, an historic lighthouse, and countless public art displays.

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A bustling destination for shopping, dining, festivals and other events, there is always something happening in Havre de Grace. 

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