More Public Art for the Arts District?
The Arts District could get a little more public art thanks to the city of Riverdale Park. Frustrated by the continuing vacancy of a former gas station, the city is […]
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The Arts District could get a little more public art thanks to the city of Riverdale Park. Frustrated by the continuing vacancy of a former gas station, the city is […]
The Washingtonian has some praise for Spice 6 in its March issue. Dining Editor Todd Kliman writes that the Indian restaurant at the Shoppes at Arts District Hyattsville is the […]
Here’s a tidbit: Elevation Burger has a secret menu. It’s the latest fad in the restaurant world: A handful of items that aren’t on the regular menu and aren’t advertised, […]
A Hyattsville company’s grill brushes were featured in last month’s Esquire. As part of its “Great American Things” collection, the men’s magazine highlighted the Texas Brush: Texas “brushmen” EC Tuttle […]
The Historic District has its very own bed and breakfast. A Hyattsville couple has listed a home on 37th Avenue on Airbnb, a popular online site for booking B&B stays. […]
A Hyattsville company teaches actors how to fight. Tooth and Claw Combat Arts LLC, which is based in the Historic District, specializes in fight direction and stunt coordination, including training […]
A Hyattsville resident is up for a Grammy for liner notes about Woody Guthrie. Pete Reiniger, a Smithsonian Folkways engineer who lives in the Historic District, was nominated for Best […]
A Bethesda company played a key role in making the Arts District hip. The Washington Post profiled the people behind Streetsense, the company which helped bring Busboys and Poets, Elevation […]
A Hyattsville company is building the grandstands for the inauguration. Associated Builders Inc., which is based on Baltimore Avenue in downtown Hyattsville, is being paid $2.84 million to build the […]

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