• Entrepreneurs Wanted

    Home to a commissary kitchen, co-working space and two more multi-use projects coming online in the next few years, Waverly will be the next hot spot for new business. With plenty of disposable income and demand for products and services, our neighbors are eager for your entrepreneurial contribution.

    Our mission is to provide financial and business support to merchants located in Waverly, and merchants considering settling here. If you’re a business owner in need of assistance, reach out! If we can’t help you, we won’t stop until we find out who can.

  • Waverly Loves Art

    Take a stroll around Waverly Main Street and keep an eye out for more than a dozen murals adorning the walls of buildings in our district.  Use the murals as a guide through Waverly- a neighborhood muralist Tom Chalkey describes as, a “colorful, noisy, very stimulating environment…funky…ethnically diverse with interesting little shops.” We’re especially proud of Waverly’s latest mural. Designed by world renowned street artist, Gaia, the installation spans all three walls of the building located at 3011 Greenmount Avenue and serves as a gorgeous and unavoidable welcome into the Waverly Main Street District.

  • Peabody Heights Brewery

    Since 2012 Peabody Heights Brewery has been cultivating good brews, first as a contract brewery then with their own beers beginning three years later.  PHB (as it’s affectionately called) added an indoor tasting room and an outdoor beer garden, giving patrons an excellent place to congregate.

    Fun facts: The site was home to Terrapin Park from 1914-1944. The Park was a wooden stadium that hosted various teams including the Negro American League Baltimore Elite Giants, Federal League Baltimore Terrapins, and minor league Baltimore Orioles.

  • Waverly Welcomes You

    The Waverly, Better Waverly, Abell, Oakenshaw, and Guilford neighborhoods surround the Waverly Main Street commercial corridor.  New home ownership continues to trend young, with fresh new faces eager to take part in the change taking place.  It’s a an easily navigated district, with a walkability rating of 82. The architecture here is unique and diverse: from painted Italianate-style rowhomes tobeautiful Victorian influenced houses to daylight-style rowhomes. If you’re thinking of moving to Baltimore, or considering relocating from another area of the city- Waverly is the place to be!

  • Pete’s Grill

    Corner diner Pete’s Grill has been a Baltimore landmark for over 50 years. Drawing a diverse crowd of locals, college students and old-timers, Pete’s continues to satisfy patrons with breakfast and lunch offerings served at a diner-style counter to patrons on chrome barstools. A frequent winner of “Baltimore’s Best Breakfast”, Pete’s Grill specializes in traditional, Southern breakfast fare.

    A number of other Waverly businesses have endured since the last century, including the Thai Restaurant, Herman’s Discount, Normal’s and Waverly Crabs.

  • 32nd Street Farmers Market

    Founded in 1980, the 32nd Street Farmers Market is Baltimore’s only market operating year round- spring, summer, fall and yes, even winter. The 40 year old market provides baked goods, produce, fruit, prepared foods, and flowers to patrons from all economic, social, and ethnic backgrounds. 

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A Waverly Renaissance is What We’re All About

Waverly  Main Street provides assistance to local businesses through planning, designing and managing of physical environment, specifically, vacant buildings, streetscapes, public facilities and open spaces.

We also promote the district as a shopping, dining and leisure destination, serving as ambassadors to neighboring communities and the city at large.

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