Waverly Commons

The Waverly Commons is an outdoor event venue located on the corner of E 32nd Steet and Brentwood Avenue in the heart of Waverly Main Street.

We encourage projects that support Waverly businesses and center around community, social justice, intergenerational and cross-cultural collaboration, arts and cultural work, and youth-run or youth-oriented events. Our aim is to accommodate as many events as possible.

Waverly Commons Policies and Code of Conduct:

 
  1. Schedule: Waverly Commons is open dawn to dusk. Events should end by sundown.
  2. Events should be free and open to the public.
  3. Events should patronize local businesses or encourage patronage to local businesses.
  4. City Permits and Fees: All permit fees, inspections, and rentals must be paid for and obtained by the Programmer. Events held at the Waverly Commons may require a Temporary Special Event Permit from Baltimore City. Any fines and/or penalties incurred by the programmer, associates, and/or related to the sponsored event are fully the responsibility to the programmer. WMS shall not incur any liabilities for events hosted by non-WMS parties.
  5. Security and Insurance: WMS is not responsible for theft or damage to property at Waverly Commons. Programmers are solely responsible for their own property and equipment they have rented. Additional insurance or security may be purchased by the Programmer. Event insurance is required for events held at the Commons and is the responsibility of the host to obtain. WMS must be named as additional insured. 
  6. Food and Alcohol. Programmers are encouraged to use WMS businesses for food vending. Consumption of alcohol on the premises is prohibited. 
  7. No Open Flames. Open flames are strictly prohibited.  This includes grills, candles, fires, or any other activity that produces a flame. 
  8. The space should be left in equal or better condition than it was found. No litter, flyers, or belongings should be left in the space as a result of the event. 
  9.  Do NOT hang or tape anything from furniture on the Waverly Commons lot.