Afrikan Rhapsody
Members of the band Afrikan Rhapsody practiced a jazz-funk rendition of Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al,” among other songs, in a cramped room at the Renaissance Square Artist […]
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Members of the band Afrikan Rhapsody practiced a jazz-funk rendition of Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al,” among other songs, in a cramped room at the Renaissance Square Artist […]
Trying to find your house in old Hyattsville records? It may not be where you think it is. On Aug. 11, 1941, the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission renamed many […]
“Incite” by Joseph A. Corcoran is showing at the artdc Gallery June 9-24 as part of the 2012 Patron’s Exhibit. The piece, made of blown glass and argon gas, is […]
A Hyattsville resident is closing his D.C. record shop. The Washington City Paper reports that Josh Harkavy will shut down Red Onion Records & Books in Adams Morgan on Sept. […]
The new apartments in the Arts District are being marketed online. The Bozzuto Group, a privately held real estate services company, has created a website marketing Palette at Arts District, […]
The Hyattsville Post Office was once a fallout shelter. A small sign near the door of the post office on Gallatin Street identifies it as part of the Community Fallout […]
A resident of Arts District Hyattsville’s west side was pleasantly surprised to find a pair of ducks had laid eggs in the little plot of land behind his garage. Though […]
If it’s First Friday, it’s time for art at Busboys and Poets in Hyattsville. On the first Friday of the month, the restaurant and performing arts space hosts a group […]
Yes! Organic Market is now accessible from Route 1. The grocery store was built with access from the sidewalk as well as the parking lot in back, but a state […]

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Life on the Route 1 Corridor
