Pigtown, also known as Washington Village, is a historic neighborhood in Baltimore that was once a thriving industrial center.

Today, it is a diverse and vibrant community with a mix of row houses, corner stores, and restaurants. Oink, oink, you're in Pigtown! But don't worry, you won't be wallowing in mud here. Pigtown is a lively community with a rich history, quirky shops, and some of the best barbecue in the city. You might just squeal with delight!

Pigtown is named for the livestock that were once raised and sold there, and the neighborhood still hosts an annual "SausageFest" to celebrate its heritage.

It is also home to the Pigtown Main Street program, which promotes small business development and revitalization in the area.