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Anacostia Trails Heritage Area (ATHA) invites YOU to our annual free Wintery Mixer! This year we’ll be hosting it at miXt Food Hall in Brentwood. All folks who live, work, make, walk, run, bike, scoot, and/or wheel through Prince George’s … Continue reading
Join us for the Opening Reception! Artist Talk at 5pm and Opening Reception at 6pm Saturday, October 19, 2024. Space is limited for the artist talk. RSVP required. Houston-based artist Carlos Hernandez shares screenprints, collages, and sketchbooks in MIXED UP, … Continue reading
A long-running masonry store in Bladensburg recently added a third mural, bringing an artsy touch to an industrial area off the Route 1 corridor. Continue reading
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This week Hyattsville’s Maryland Meadworks said goodbye to its betta fish mural as it undergoes a new exterior look. Continue reading
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Noted D.C. Muralist Found Her Love of Art Growing Up on Route 1
Noted D.C. muralist MISS CHELOVE says her love of art was first sparked by graffiti along Route 1 she saw as a child. The Hyattsville native, who was selected earlier this year to paint a mural at the Mount Rainier Library, would head into D.C. to visit her mother at work at the Library of Congress and the Voice of America. Continue reading
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Illustrator Captures Parts of the Old Route 1 Corridor As It Disappears
An exhibit of Joel Floyd’s paintings, called “Roadside’s Last Gasps,” is now on display through April at the Maryland Milestones Heritage Center at 4318 Gallatin St. in Hyattsville. Continue reading
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If you walk through University Park, you’ve seen Don Becker’s art. The Bethesda chainsaw artist has now carved several tree stumps in the town’s public spaces, including the iconic Kermit the Frog sculpture honoring former resident Jim Henson, a night … Continue reading
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