The Baltimore Museum of Art’s Lexington Market branch is seeking self‑defined artists in recovery to design and lead a public program that examines how creative practice supports personal healing and resilience. Artists of any discipline may apply, provided they identify as being in recovery. Selected presenters will receive an honorarium and a materials stipend to produce a single two‑hour talk or workshop, scheduled on the second or fourth Saturday of a month at the BMA Lexington Market location in Baltimore, Maryland. Proposals are submitted via an online Airtable form and are reviewed on a rolling basis; successful applicants will be contacted within two weeks to arrange scheduling. The program aims to foster empowerment, creativity, and shared lived experience for diverse audiences. Admission to the market stall is free, and the initiative is part of BMA’s ongoing public engagement efforts.