Cambridge A&E District

"The Arts & Entertainment (A & E) district in Cambridge is centered within the core of the downtown, stretching outward to encompass approximately 137 acres. Thriving galleries and artist studios now exist along with entertainment venues, working artists, and art organizations including Wednesday Morning Artists, Main Street Gallery, and the Dorchester Center for the Arts."

The City of Cambridge was first designated as a Maryland A & E District by the State of Maryland in 2002. After a 10 year period as a rising arts community, Cambridge was successful in obtaining re-designation in 2013.

The boundaries of the Cambridge A & E District extend from northeast shores of Cambridge Creek and across the drawbridge including parts of the creek shoreline north to the Municipal Yacht Basin, west to just beyond High Street and south to encompass parts Pine, Washington and Cedar Streets.